06:27The Drydock - Episode 361
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:38 - Was there ever any concern about the security of steel mills when making armour? 00:06:09 - How would small navies choose what ship to buy/build? 00:12:10 - Were 'intermediate' heavy/super cruiser guns a good idea? 00:17:37 - Late WW1 German destroyer designs? 00:23:24 - How useful would Cork/Cobh be to the UK in WW2? 00:29:53 - In your opinion, how much did the success of Q ships influence the Germans decision to go to unrestricted submarine warfare? 00:33:26 - How/why do ships of the same class end up with such variations in size and displacement? 00:40:34 - Could you please explain the Japanese doctrine for deploying carrier air wings? 00:44:08 - Thinking of the recent tragedy in NY with the Mexican tall ship training vessel backing into a bridge. In the age of sail, how did sailing vessels get into a wharf and back out safely? 00:47:29 - Does Task Group 38.4 (Franklin, Enterprise and friends)’s attack on the IJN’s Southern Force count as part of the Battle of the Sibuyan Sea? 00:48:58 - Indian/Pacific Ocean U-Boats? 00:53:56 - How does naval gunnery advance without silk bags? 00:57:35 - What would you do to fix the vibration problems on the North Carolina class battleships? 01:01:14 - Nelson class battleship stability?
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