This is the High Seas Fleet, we are staging an intervention....

World War 1 / The Great War, in a naval regard, was what initially pulled me into studying the subject of warfare on the high seas. It's also why I focused so heavily on the first half of the 20th century as well. I have the passion to attempt what you are doing, but not even a hint of the resources, so it all looks wonderful to me. Take care my friend and carry on.

Very nice, Sir!

...Starting as a WW2 Majestic class we bought 2, Sydney & Melbourne. Only Melbourne got major upgrades but they were VERY major. New flight deck, catapult lts, her own ASW capability, the best Radar & Sonar. She flew a squadrons of the Fleet Air Arm's most excellent A4s...

Uncle Joe (Brian)

Start again. Hi Drach, I'd love to see an episode on HMAS Melbourne, a Majestic Class carrier that we used in Australia until the mid 80s. I was lucky enough to visit her as a Midshipman. She had a long, interesting history...

Uncle Joe (Brian)

Hi Rea

Uncle Joe (Brian)

Good Afternoon, we're from the grand fleet, do you have a moment to speak about our lord and saviour the BL 15 inch Mark I naval gun?

Chris Gregory

Will you be reviewing (on a livestream maybe) the new Destroyer movie “Greyhound”? I thought it was an amazing movie and honest to the battle of the Atlantic

This is quite a project!

looking forward to the video.

"...If we broke down we should very shortly be in the center of the High Seas Fleet..."

Matt Blom

Looks better than my old Avalon hill game.....

love the content so far, the was some were complaining about the ships not being high enough contrast, when in reality something like this would be lost in the haze of scale and distance. it really drives home just how vast the oceans are compared to the size of ships, forget about spaceships between stars, lol. (P.S. without painting the ships bright nation flag colors, that contrast is good, it works)

ZarconDeeGrissom