04:05The Drydock - Episode 428
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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - Has there been any use of chemical warfare on ship-to-ship fights or was it even practical at all? 00:05:48 - What are the pros and cons of using two vs four propeller shafts in cruisers? 00:11:57 - What are some unbuilt cruiser and destroyer designs from the age of steam and steel that are not widely known but are interesting in your opinion? 00:15:54 - What was the idea of the Montecuccoli turrets? 00:18:31 - Italian light cruiser bridges? 00:23:30 - What happened after a ship rescued the crew of a sunken enemy ship? 00:29:01 - At what point do they stop being "ironclads" and become pre-dreadnoughts or armored ships or whatever the next term is? 00:33:24 - Inflexible's external loading system? 00:34:38 - What would be needed to make a 6" DP gun work in WW2? 00:41:44 - 1812 Overture as played by an Iowa class battleship? 00:45:21 - What was Drach's reaction to the 2001 Pearl Harbor movie? 00:56:55 - Is Representative Andrew May the worst ever case of 'Loose lips sink ships' or is there a more egregious example? 01:01:21 - Did the US Army have more ships than the US Navy? 01:02:56 - Best battleship to withstand incoming shellfire? 01:07:12 - German Q ships of WW2?
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