The Drydock - Episode 366

00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:44 - Could you build a K-class in the late 19th century? 00:03:41 - Did the united states ever think about building a milk cow type submarine for their own forces in the Pacific? 00:08:54 - Warships that vanished without a trace? 00:12:33 - Could HMS Leviathan had served in the late 20th century? 00:14:42 - Would anything from the "HMS Leviathan\Great Eastern" have actually been possible? 00:17:07 - What was the fate of the U-Boat HMS Leviathan rammed? 00:19:32 - How large a US fleet would be needed to enforce the Monroe Doctrine? 00:24:46 - Your comment about France's lack of natural locations for docks begs the question: Just how does Britain compare in terms of natural features for such facilities? 00:29:41 - Dunkerque class turret bulkheads? 00:32:26 - Could the Royal Navy have addressed HMS Captain’s stability issues? 00:36:29 - Official or Unofficial segregation in the RN? 00:43:26 - Why were these intensive inter-service rivalries allowed to play out during wartime? 00:49:55 - Deck-edge vs centre-line elevators? 00:53:53 - You are called upon to fix the design of the Flottenbeglieter. How? 00:57:19 - In Drydock 362 you showed an intelligence image of Taiho, but in the corner it says 'CV-10'. Why is that up there when they are not talking about Yorktown? 00:58:41 - Who would you say is your favorite ship’s Commander. We often talk about famous Admirals, but specific Commanders such as Ernest Evans are fascinating in their histories? 01:00:22 - Where there any naval battles that had different names depending on the country like some land battles had different names depending on the side during wars? 01:02:06 - What if Japan used kamikazes from the start?