US Navy Logistics - From Small Beginnings... (1900-1942)
Today we take a look at how the USN's Base Force and then Service Force came into existence and the challenges it faced in the opening year of US involvement in WW2. Sources: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil - Rear Admiral Carter Gray Steel and Black Oil - Fast Tankers and Replenishment at Sea in the U.S. Navy, 1912-1995 - Thomas Wildenberg MAJOR LOGISTICS LESSONS OF WORLD WAR II - Kent D. Algire Naval History books, use code 'DRACH' for 25% off - https://www.usni.org/press/books?f%5B... Free naval photos and channel posters - www.drachinifel.co.uk Want to support the channel? - / drachinifel Want to talk about ships? / discord 'Legionnaire' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

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US Navy Logistics - ...to Supply the Endless Hordes (1942-1945)

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The RAF Didn’t Want This Aircraft...So Shorts Built It Anyway | Short Singapore

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The Caribbean in WW2 - Oil, Sugar and the French

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SS Great Eastern / HMS Leviathan - The Century of Service that Never Was

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Why Speer Said One US Invention Erased Two Years Of Atlantic Wall Concrete

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The Dark Reason MARSOC Refused the 9mm Pistol

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U.S. Navy Seabees in WW2 - "They Came to an Island" - 1946

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Who had the best torpedoes of WW2?

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Soviet Submarines Were Unhinged

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Naval Logistics - Keeping your fleet in fuel, food and guns

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The Pre-Dreadnought Race: How Six Navies Built the Wrong Fleet

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PQ-17 - A Convoy Scatters ... To Their Doom

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The British Pacific Fleet - Foundations to First Strikes

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Naval Logistics - Where does the food, fuel and ammo go?

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The evolution of the carrier air wing in the Pacific from Pearl Harbour to Santa Cruz

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How One Sherman Crew Killed Wittmann — The Tank Ace Hitler Couldn't Replace

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Cruiser and Destroyer Actions of WW2 - Convoy Confrontations

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The Day The U.S Navy Turned Ships Into Moving Gas Stations That Won The Pacific War

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Early U.S. Logistics in the Pacific 1941-42: Replenishment, Repair, Reinforcements & Replacements

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