The Drydock - Episode 407

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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:55 - When Fisher came up with his ideas was he providing a whole detailed plan himself or did he get one of his underlings to try and interpret his ideas into a functional blueprint? 00:04:00 - Rivadavia style layout for the Fuso's? 00:06:01 - How could the RN contemplate side by side twin turrets and not go for triples instead? 00:09:49 - Zara class floatplanes? 00:12:30 - Did the British ever consider major design changes for the original KGVs and Iron Dukes compared to the Orions (e.g. 13.5-inch 50-caliber guns, triple turrets etc)? 00:18:00 - When you say that captain Willis was sued for wrongful capture, why were the members of his crew unable to give evidence in court? Were they considered too biased towards their captain or was the another reason? 00:21:18 - How feared was the EIC Navy? 00:25:31 - HMS Thais, a purpose built fireship? 00:30:18 - Influence of Trafalgar on the anti-slavery bill? 00:34:31 - What version of Whitehead torpedo was used to sink Blucher? 00:36:43 - Why did other torpedoes with firing pins perpendicular to the direction of travel (such as the Type 93) not suffer from the sort of problems this design choice gave the Mark 14? 00:38:48 - If the HMS Campania (Formerly RMS Campania) was never sunk in her collision with the Glorious and Royal Oak do you think she could have been refitted into a full length carrier? What would this Hypothetical refit look like? 00:41:17 - In the movie Battleship, we see the USS

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