Home Artists Posts Import Register
Join the new SimpleX Chat Group!

Content


Files

The Drydock - Episode 050

00:00:18 - Channel Admin 00:02:05 - Sources for Galena and Leitha videos 00:03:20 - Parrott or Dahlgren? 00:06:17 - Kirishima vs South Dakota without Washington? 00:08:24 - How to fix Galena? 00:11:08 - Gradual decrease in liferafts and boats on US ships in WW2? 00:14:49 - Who had the best monitor in the 1860's and the World Wars? 00:19:07 - Did you like hungarian food? 00:19:50 - What were the limiting factors which prevented air power from becoming the decisive element in naval warfare in these early years, and how were they overcome? 00:26:36 - Who scored the longest range hit in naval history, Warspite or Scharnhorst? 00:27:51 - Long barrells = bad for AA? 00:32:03 - With the advanced anti-aircraft batteries on the Bismark, how is it that they were unable to shoot down any of the swordfish torpedo bombers? 00:33:28 - 16" rounds passing through Bismarck? 00:35:57 - What if Yamato survived the war? 00:40:09 - Was the increased cost and production time for ironclads and then battleships the principle reason Navies seemed so reluctant to engage each other after the age of sail? 00:46:40 - Would it be legal/possible to turn a modern barge into a warship by simply putting a brick that contains missiles/sensors/most of the crew/ etc.? 00:49:03 - Mutual-kill Denmark Strait? 00:53:21 - What would have happened if Tirpitz had been available and had sortied instead of Scharnhorst for the battle of North Cape? 00:55:34 - Washington Treaty-only what if? Want to support the channel? - https://www.patreon.com/Drachinifel Want to talk about ships? https://discord.gg/TYu88mt Music - https://youtu.be/1Zzqio6jPRQ Want to get some books? - www.amazon.co.uk/shop/drachinifel Drydock Episodes in podcast format - https://soundcloud.com/user-21912004

Comments

Anonymous

Q&A - Drach, loved your vid on the CSS Alabama. Can you please tell us, what was the long term effect of the success of this raider on future wars? It seems like the success of raiders is always romanticized however, it also seem as though the great raiders have always belonged to the navy with the lessor naval presence in a given wars. Both WWs saw the Germans with a legendary raider, Emden and Graf Spee, they seem to carry on the tradition of the Alabama in more ways than one, especially as they all ended in similar ways. Is commerce raiding always the path of the weaker state in a war, the act of a desperate nation? Please comment on this multifaceted question.