The Drydock - Episode 338 (Part 2)

Video Description

00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:27 - Captain Leslie E Gehres? 00:05:34 - How does one counter flood and do it well? 00:10:14 - French Warships in the Age of Sail 1786-1861 by Winfield & Roberts? 00:12:49 - Understanding Track Charts? 00:16:28 - Why are HMS Renown's Captain's not better known? 00:20:49 - How much did the WNT's anti-fortification of the Pacific rule help the IJN? 00:23:42 - Has the naval design principle of "Speed will be our armor" ever been an unqualified success? 00:26:44 - Could you recommend some books (or other resources) on seaplane tenders and their operations in both the world wars? 00:29:50 - When did the USN start viewing the RN as friends and not adversaries? 00:35:17 - Transom stern adoption in the RN? 00:37:31 - The "weather war" of WWII? 00:41:02 - Ships being used against their makers? 00:43:14 - Best warship name that hasn't been used yet? 00:44:40 - Italian anti-convoy torpedo? 00:47:11 - How exactly were ships crests and mottos chosen, especially when the vessel wasn't named after a notable person? 00:51:21 - Casemate Battery ammo supply? 00:54:22 - If Japan had signed the 2nd London naval treaty, what alternative doctrines do you think they might have pursued instead of the "outranging" strategy they did with the Yamatos? 00:56:41 - Should HMS Surprise have been running with her colours flying? 01:00:15 - Did the Axis underestimated American production capacity and if so by how much? 01:05:22 - In the Dreadnought to Iowa era, how were the powder charge weights set? 01:09:16 - Who made best use of ships acquired from other nations in WW2? 01:13:24 - Hybrid-type Illustrious/Implacable class? 01:18:59 - Seymour or Beatty the more responsible? 01:23:09 - Apart from the Germans at the end of WW1 and the Japanese with Ten-Go in WW2, has any other country or navy planned to gather their fleet as much as possible into one placeand then do a suicidal charge into the enemy to cause as much damage as possible? 01:24:30 - USS Jason? 01:28:11 - Non-Navy Navies? 01:29:47 - Submarines capturing surface ships? 01:31:15 - Did anyone see more shells fired that Captain William Packenham? 01:33:35 - Ships scout aircraft going on the offensive? 01:35:18 - What is the Monopoly Battleship? 01:37:22 - What is an 'X Lighter'? 01:41:09 - RN post war cruiser rebuilds? 01:46:52 - Is the sinking of Yamato an official holiday in Japan? 01:48:20 - An overview of the development of automatic large caliber (3-8 inch) naval guns? 01:55:31 - After Tsushima why were the Russian prisoners treated so well but 40 years later allied prisoners treated so brutally? 02:06:24 - Triangular bits on a WW1 Cruiser? 02:09:45 - When did the navies of the world begin to use white uniforms? 02:11:38 - Wednesday video list? 02:14:25 - Shell first vs Frame first construction? 02:18:46 - How much further could a man in the crows nest see than someone on the deck of a ship of the line? 02:20:53 - Weapons at the ready on an ironclad? 02:24:14 - Chapman batteries? 02:25:48 - 'Skunk Able'? 02:27:54 - Why is Richelieu missing a gun in some pictures? 02:32:03 - How you source and vet historical photos for your videos? 02:38:41 - Pom-pom vs Bofors decision? 02:42:21 - Which nation's Pre-Dreadnought Battleships and individual ships performed the best (brought the most honor to the class) over the class's total active-service lifetime? 02:45:04 - 'Class Photos' of various battleships? 02:47:05 - Would WW2 German destroyers have been better off with 105 mm dual purpose main guns than surface only 150mm guns? 02:49:21 - What resources from the British Empire were vital in the two World Wars? 02:51:58 - Would you know of any Pre-WWII Japanese planning/wargaming sources equivalent to what we have on stuff like Plan Orange in the U.S.? 02:54:49 - The Holman Projector?