The Drydock - Episode 349

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:37 - In your opinion, between Vanguard, Richelieu and Littorio, which was the most powerful of the 15” gun final-generation European battleships, accounting for Vanguard being built a few years later than the other two? 00:08:44 - Autism and the Navy? 00:17:28 - Was the fall of the Spanish navy completely due to factors outside of their control? 00:22:30 - If my understanding is correct, some ship from the french navy where sent in the pacific toward the end of the war, what kind of role did they play ? 00:27:05 - Early Dreadnought and Battlecruiser build times? 00:36:40 - Were there any navies that gave or devoted serious thoughts or designs to allow aircraft to take off from either end of a carrier? 00:39:54 - What are the three biggest technologies/design solutions/organisational changes, that were implemented slowly/to late without any good reason? 00:47:01 - What were the impacts to naval design practices and operational procedures in the wake of the Peacemaker accident? 00:50:19 - How would Taiho have handled the 1942 Carrier battles? 00:54:45 - What Countries would have had the resources to build a Yamato like ship and what would it look like if said country built it? 00:58:40 - What was the closest the KitaKami or her Kuma sisters came to unleashing a spread on an enemy? 01:02:21 - Why did people stop wearing armor in sea battles? Did anybody ever try age of sail equivalent of FlaK-jacket to protect against splinters? 01:07:38 -

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