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The Drydock - Episode 101 (Patreon)

Published:
2020-07-03 14:00:03
Imported:
2023-02

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The Drydock - Episode 101

00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - Ships 'designed by commitee'? 00:04:19 - Leopard class battlecruiser? 00:12:54 - Angled armour schemes 00:17:22 - Admiral Harold Stark 00:21:05 - First submarine hunting another submarine? 00:24:57 - When did main guns become the longest lead item for a ship? 00:28:12 - Invincible class vs Coastal defence and Small Battleships? 00:33:05 - French WW2 period battleship main batteries 00:38:28 - The War of Jenkins' Ear - What? 00:42:56 - Fleet battles on a river? 00:46:56 - Triplex rangefinders? 00:51:00 - USS Saratoga at early carrier battles? 00:57:29 - Artwork on warships sides? 01:03:13 - INTERLUDE 01:03:40 - WW2 British deployments to the Med 01:10:10 - Richelieu's machinery 01:13:06 - Design influences on the Scharnhorst class 01:17:53 - Why did HMS Dreadnought not have an especially notable career? 01:23:00 - Turtle Ship vs Galleon 01:28:28 - Alternate ranging ideas 01:31:48 - US Marines aboard battleships 01:36:00 - What German sub technologies with the US/UK/USSR acquire? 01:39:04 - Most efffective guns at their core 01:52:21 - Measuring the velocity of naval guns in the 19th century 01:56:57 - Is the defeat of the Armada overlooked? 02:11:31 - INTERLUDE 02:12:00 - How to say Lieutenant? 02:14:33 - Best battle or battles to study to understand naval tactics and formations? 02:17:54 - Additional Treaty battleship weight saving? 02:21:02 - Horatio Nelson, Royal Marine 02:23:46 - Grom class destroyers? 02:27:25 - Operation Wikinger 02:27:44 - Favourite military uniforms and flags? 02:29:31 - Modernised USN Armoured Cruisers? 02:33:53 - Funny incidents and fleet reviews? 02:35:09 - Channel Admin Save the Bristol: http://chng.it/RMTsJr8hbn An archive of Drydock Questions - http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=01617042833519560963 Want to support the channel? - https://www.patreon.com/Drachinifel Shirt/mug/hoodie - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/drachinifels-dockyard/ Poster? - https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Drachinifel Want to talk about ships? https://discord.gg/TYu88mt Want to get some books? www.amazon.co.uk/shop/drachinifelDrydock

Comments

Andrew Dederer

One carrier Captain mentioned that on most carriers, the Marines were in charge of one quadrant's worth of guns. On his ship he specifically pulled them out and allocated all of them to 20mm guns, on the theory that they had more marksmanship training than the sailors.

John Hargreaves

Question: The RN marines on battleships manned one or two of the main turrets did the US navy follow the practice?

Vintage Car History

I object to the interlude music. It's simply not nautical enough. Let's jam to some Hornpipe, or Anchors Away, or even some snippets of Robert Russel Bennett.

Anonymous

7 Degrees of Kevin Bacon: My Dad's Dad, who was born in 1886, was 14 when Queen Victoria died. It amazes me that I met someone who was born then grew up during her reign.

Anonymous

Oh the USS Mississippi had two gun explosions in the same gun, same turret 30 years apart. One at Tarawa and the other around WW1

Anonymous

I believe it was 2nd gun in the 2nd Turret. The US navy wasn’t really sure what happened exactly as both turret crews died in a similar fashion to USS Iowa

William H Burke III

I like the prelude music. Actually, could you start provide links for the tunes you've used? I've enjoyed all of them.

Anonymous (edited)

Comment edits

2023-02-08 18:11:01 Q&A or SPN, as you wish: GeorgeTryon hasn't died a very stupid death; instead is posted as First Sea Lord and end his career accomplishing all he wanted. How would that have impacted the naval war in WWI in general and Jutland in particular?
2020-07-09 19:18:10 Q&A or SPN, as you wish: GeorgeTryon hasn't died a very stupid death; instead is posted as First Sea Lord and end his career accomplishing all he wanted. How would that have impacted the naval war in WWI in general and Jutland in particular?

Q&A or SPN, as you wish: GeorgeTryon hasn't died a very stupid death; instead is posted as First Sea Lord and end his career accomplishing all he wanted. How would that have impacted the naval war in WWI in general and Jutland in particular?

Anonymous

Question: Did the allies in the First World War try to prosecute any officers of the German navy due to their usage of unrestricted submarine warfare? Also were there similar attempts to do so at Nuremberg (or sub-courts) after the Second Word War?