The Drydock - Episode 405

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - Who did and didn't want the High Seas Fleet after WW1? 00:06:58 - Would you argue that the Six Frigates meet the battlecruiser mission profile? 00:13:27 - What is live and white oak? 00:17:17 - Copper plating alignment on sail vessels? 00:18:44 - Comparison of foreign built armoured cruisers for the IJN? 00:22:43 - How far could voice tubes reach? 00:26:40 - How common was it for members of the crew to be washed overboard in action? 00:29:20 - Could a strafing Wildcat have stopped an incoming torpedo? 00:32:15 - Have you ever considered making a huge Collab with multiple talents on presenting major battles, complete with voice acting, world of warships style animations and such? 00:40:34 - How do tides affect HMS Belfast? 00:42:03 - Secondary/AA mounting questions? 00:50:00 - Task Force designations? 00:53:41 - Which year did German surface warship design abandon efficiency? 01:01:02 - What was the longest building plan during the period the channel covers? 01:04:44 - Why did the Opt ten noort have compound engines? 01:09:40 - When a national navy, like the Royal Navy, captured a vessel during the Age of Sail, like French vessel during the Napoleonic War, would they re-arm her with English cannon or keep the original weaponry, what would happen to the old guns? 01:14:36 - In the classic 1950s book on Pseudoscience Fads and Fallacies Martin Gardner writes: "There is good evidence that sections of the German Navy actually used th

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