The Drydock - Episode 424

00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - How effective would a Japanese Submarine be if it was designed to carry a Large/Larger amount of Long Lances by sacrificing in other Areas like Speed and Range? 00:05:17 - Had they come into service earlier, would the RO-100s have been useful in the waters around the Solomons? 00:07:38 - Was USS England's success down to a fault with the Ro-100's or just IJN tactics? 00:10:11 - Intermediate ship between the Fuso's and Kongo's? 00:13:39 - Common and uncommon large gun choices? 00:21:43 - What if the US had gone with armoured carriers? 00:25:12 - What happened to the 1902 Bermuda Drydock? 00:26:44 - Is there anywhere like the Bermuda Triangle, but real? 00:29:32 - Practicality of really long naval guns? 00:32:44 - How to rate the effectiveness of AA vs ship durability for carriers? 00:38:58 - In many videos it is mentioned that laminated armor is inferior to the same thickness of solid plate. Could you give a brief explanation why? 00:49:06 - With all the time that USS Saratoga was in dry dock getting repaired in ww2, how could the us navy not give her newer faster elevators to better cycle her air groups? 00:52:13 - What were the differences in the training of officers in the USN, RN, IJN, etc during the lead up to the Second World War? 00:56:56 - At what point were German Cruisers at their best compared to contemporaries? 01:02:17 - G3 carrier 'conversions'? 01:09:14 - What if Admiral Kimmel was not relieved of command?