The Drydock - Episode 260 (Patreon)
Content
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:52 - 1919 Air Raid on Wilhelmshaven simulation?
00:04:53 - Why did a lot of secondary batteries across various nations all hover at about the same calibre of gun?
00:10:36 - How did the British supply aircraft to Malta?
00:15:31 - Of the following three classes: Queen Elizabeth, Hood and the Bismarcks. Which one would benifit the most if they were designed with triple turrets instead of twins?
00:23:14 - Why did the Germans tell everyone that the Bismarck's were Washington and London treaty compliant even though they were not a part of ether?
00:28:14 - Are the 5inch 38 turrets on US battleships, destroyers, cruisers and carriers all the same design/build?
00:33:07 - If Beresford blockaded the Channel could the 2nd Pacific Squadron have sailed around the UK?
00:37:14 - Drach's videos not showing up in recommendations?
00:43:03 - How would the design of ships in antiquity, the classic age of sail, and the age of steam and iron/steel change if the world's seas and oceans were comprised of fresh water instead of salt water?
00:46:52 - What aspect(s) of naval warfare do you think naval wargames rules overlook or overemphasise and what would your ideal wargames rules do with those aspects?
00:51:30 - IJN reaction to the mutiny against the Emperor?
00:54:33 - How would TF 11/14 handled the Japanese Second Carrier Division during the Battle of Wake Island in late 1941?
00:58:27 - What did a typical WWII transatlantic Allied convoy formation look like, and how did it try to maximize its defense against U-boat attacks?
01:02:46 - Were other nations invited to take part in a given nations fleet exercises in the time period the channel covers?