The Drydock - Episode 152
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:41 - Biggests restriction on fitting large guns on small ships?
00:05:02 - Why did so many pre-WW1 navies lack fleet-screen cruisers?
00:10:06 - Were the guns on the Victoria class breech or muzzle loaders? And why so big?
00:15:25 - How could Hood's 'A' turret have fired their last salvo?
00:18:55 - Why did Japan jump straight to the Yamato's?
00:24:35 - If Hood didn't explode, would the RN still have gone after Bismarck so hard?
00:28:53 - If Prince of Wales main battery was working properly, would this have changed the Battle of Denmark Strait?
00:36:43 - Would any of Hood's possible refits have saved her?
00:41:30 - Considering Germany's logistical problems on the Eastern front in WW2, how much was the Baltic used to supply the northern army group? Could it have been better utilized?
00:48:49 - Closest range big-gun hits?
00:52:17 - An earlier USS Robin?
00:56:16 - 90-day gunboats
01:03:14 - Relationship between a carrier airgroup and the actual ships crew?
01:08:00 - Channel Admin
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