The Drydock - Episode 286
Added 2024-02-17 10:00:02 +0000 UTC00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:08 - How did a County (Kent) class survive 5 (FIVE!!!) Kamikaze aircraft hits?
00:03:53 - How did the 8" guns on the County class ships like Australia compare to the 8" guns on the American heavy cruisers?
00:09:54 - Different construction materials for difference parts of a wooden warship?
00:15:09 - In WW2, how far could torpedoes turn from their launch angle and how far could they run out before they made this turn?
00:17:38 - Was the US Navy particularly bad for friendly fire incidents?
00:22:22 - Besides Yi and Nelson, what are some other examples you can think of where an Admiral won an engagement posthumously?
00:24:00 - What is your favorite moment of the Battle of Trafalgar?
00:26:40 - Was there anything a better admiral could have done to improve the French and Spanish battle performance at Trafalgar?
00:29:52 - Triple 18" on the Tillman's but not the Iowa/Montana's, why?
00:35:36 - You keep mentioning the time period of the channel. What time period is that and why?
00:45:46 - How would building more Olympia's change the USN?
00:49:42 - Of all the Naval Warfare films that you have seen, which in your opinion are the most and least accurate?
00:53:00 - Officer behaviour aboard Suvarov in the Battle of Tsushima?
00:56:23 - What warship could be considered a naval "Swordfish"?
01:00:02 - Battle of the River Plate 1956 movie questions?
Comments
I suspect what the person wanted to know about the underway replenishment in the final question was if the USN approach was realistic to what the Germans (?) would have done.
Ted Jones
2024-02-19 02:47:41 +0000 UTCOne reason I so enjoy your channel is the lack of politics, I have the same disdain for the subject you do. Thank you for that.
Jeff s holloway
2024-02-17 12:11:21 +0000 UTCApplying the same caveats you did to River Plate, 1927’s Battles of Coronel and Falkland Islands is rather admirable. Uncannily appropriate that the films should be so similar, given the connections between the subjects. For overall authenticity of experience, rather than exact recreation of a single event, I think it’s tough to beat The cruel sea and Das Boot – another complementary pair, fittingly enough.
VM Kane
2024-02-17 11:46:05 +0000 UTC
