The Drydock - Episode 356 (Part 2)

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:29 - When was the “naval attaché” was created and why? 00:05:26 - If the Scharnhorst's had recieved both their Atlantic bows, and* the 15" guns, would you be comfortable putting them against the Renowns? 00:09:45 - How do you rate the credibility/reliability of Hara Tameichi's accounts? 00:17:17 - How would Italy siding with the central powers (either in 1914 or when they historically entered the war) affect the naval wars in WW1? 00:22:42 - What is your favorite spot on HMS Belfast, and what are some often overlooked locations that I should pay attention to? 00:25:50 - What were ships boys? 00:33:17 - Perception of Operation Sealion's chances of success at the time? 00:39:10 - How far back in time would a modern cruise ship have to go before it became almost immune to attack? 00:44:45 - How frequent were negligent discharges of Naval guns? 00:53:27 - Do you consider Hornet CV-8 a part of the Yorktown Class? 00:56:49 - Caracciolo class carrier? 01:01:21 - Could aerial refuelling have closed the Mid-Atlantic air gap in 1939? 01:07:42 - USS Kearsarge and 'chain armour'? 01:13:10 - To what extent were dangerous duties voluntary? 01:17:53 - Historic ship facilit y in northern Spain? 01:20:33 - Were there more NYPD officers than members of the USMC in the 1930's? 01:21:46 - Were British battlecruisers short of coal in the Battle of the Falklands? 01:24:15 - Books on early torpedoes? 01:25:35 - Is there a reason for you not releasing the

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