A Brief History of Naval Armour - Successfully Forging Onwards
Today we take a whistle-stop tour through some basic principles of iron and steel manufacture and apply them to a century of developments in naval armour technology. Photo at time codes: 00:07:06 and: 00:17:22 by Barry Slemmings Want to support the channel? - / drachinifel Want a shirt/mug/hoodie - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/drachini... Want a medal? - https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Drachinifel Want to talk about ships? / discord Want to get some books? www.amazon.co.uk/shop/drachinifel Drydock Episodes in podcast format - / user-21912004 Music - / ncmepicmusic

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Dreadnought Modernisation - A tri-wire balancing act

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The development of the Naval Shell - Stop poking holes in my ship!

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Aircraft Engines | Origins and Early Development

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Fall Asleep to the ENTIRE History of The Copper Age

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How to make cuirass. Forging armor

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Survival at Sea - Oh Lord the ship is on fire/sinking/exploding/disagreeable

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Naval Engineering Disasters - How not to design a ship

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The Soviet Flying Wing Fiasco: The Horrible History of Russian Fighter Jets

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Why the Mongols Vanished After Conquering Everything

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Naval Engines - Rotate that shaft!

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Naval Boilers - Grates Under Pressure

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The Warships So Bad They Were Basically Useless

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How to Build a Battleships Main Guns - Is a Bigger Battery Better?

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The Architecture of Dreadnoughts - Blueprints of Success

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Exploring the Bizarre Aircraft Designs of WWII And The Remarkable Miles Aircraft Designs

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Cordite and Poudre B - Why things start exploding at just the wrong time

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Naval Guns (1650 to 1820) - Stop blowing holes in my ship!

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How Early Submarine Disasters Forced A Revolution In Design

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The Ten-Engine Titan: Inside the B-36 Peacemaker, The Cold War’s Largest Bomber
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