25 thoughts on “The Drydock – Episode 232 (Live Segment) – 26th February 2023”
Wow! Your grandfather sounds like he would use determination to overcome things that 99.99% of people could not. I've heard that such the like was theoretically possible but had not heard of it to such a degree. That is amazing.
"Knights Modern Seamanship" It does not fall under the Appeal to authority fallacy if the authority you appeal to actually is authoritative and speaks directly to the issue under discussion.
About the most impactful shot in history, there is of course this particular joke that used to be told in St. Petersburg about the most dangerous shot in human history. More dangerous than the atomic bomb. They have it on the Aurora. If you fire it, you get 70 years of communism.
Regarding the divine wind question that @Drach is answering at 5:55, read an official history today that talked about the hundreds of ships that had been ordered, many of which were in various states of construction, that were cancelled after Hiroshima and Nagasaki that bolster his point. The shipyards were going full steam and had to be turned off.
I recently found a young British lad who had a you tube channel on ships. I have fallow him to encourage him. His channel is somme1200. He is trying really hard and is improving. I just thought that he could use some encouragement for some one who is doing what he is trying to do. If you have the time that is. Thank you.
Wait a minute, wait a minute. You mean to tell me that this month's Patreon drydock is TWO three hour pre recorded segments PLUS a 3.5 hour live segment?!?
Oh Drach, no one works harder than you, I hope this channel makes you lavishly rich beyond your wildest dreams. You are by far the most enriching YouTuber on the site. Bravo, sir.
As a historical reenactor, maybe see about hooking up with Shad from Shadiversity while you're in Oz? Talk about your various armor and weapons, weigh in on the stick vs nunchucks battle?
55:00 With the Dutch east indies oil and refineries, Japan would attack and consolidate Port Moresby and Tulagi before messing with the USNavy. They may even force a non-agression pact with Britain in exchange of leaving Australia alone, maybe Singapore is not attacked? BONUS ABDA command may never happen at all!
Your Grandfather's level of both logic and stubbornness(we would say thrawn)as well as his understatement and sheer endurance indicates that he probably had some Lowland Scots or Borders ancestry
Lost my last grandma 2 years ago, all of my grandparents were fantastic, grandma on dads side mostly raised me for similar reasons, i miss them all very much
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Wow! Your grandfather sounds like he would use determination to overcome things that 99.99% of people could not. I've heard that such the like was theoretically possible but had not heard of it to such a degree. That is amazing.
"Knights Modern Seamanship"
It does not fall under the Appeal to authority fallacy if the authority you appeal to actually is authoritative and speaks directly to the issue under discussion.
Drach, Dr. Clark, and Shad in a video? Yes please!!!
About the most impactful shot in history, there is of course this particular joke that used to be told in St. Petersburg about the most dangerous shot in human history. More dangerous than the atomic bomb. They have it on the Aurora. If you fire it, you get 70 years of communism.
Regarding the divine wind question that @Drach is answering at 5:55, read an official history today that talked about the hundreds of ships that had been ordered, many of which were in various states of construction, that were cancelled after Hiroshima and Nagasaki that bolster his point. The shipyards were going full steam and had to be turned off.
Shouldn't you rent cars fron Enterprise (Named for CV6)
When are eyou going to have the Johnston launcher design competition?
I recently found a young British lad who had a you tube channel on ships. I have fallow him to encourage him. His channel is somme1200. He is trying really hard and is improving. I just thought that he could use some encouragement for some one who is doing what he is trying to do. If you have the time that is. Thank you.
Wait a minute, wait a minute. You mean to tell me that this month's Patreon drydock is TWO three hour pre recorded segments PLUS a 3.5 hour live segment?!?
Oh Drach, no one works harder than you, I hope this channel makes you lavishly rich beyond your wildest dreams. You are by far the most enriching YouTuber on the site. Bravo, sir.
Found this channel while watching YouTube on the Playstation. It's now been on auto play and on constant for the last week.
Dog's name? I suggest FLOTSAM… As in something washed up upon your shore.
You mentioned that you would be in Chicago in September, any chance of seeing you at USS Cobia at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc?
As a historical reenactor, maybe see about hooking up with Shad from Shadiversity while you're in Oz? Talk about your various armor and weapons, weigh in on the stick vs nunchucks battle?
We’ve talked about all-forward layouts extensively, but to your knowledge has an all-aft layout ever been considered?
55:00
With the Dutch east indies oil and refineries, Japan would attack and consolidate Port Moresby and Tulagi before messing with the USNavy.
They may even force a non-agression pact with Britain in exchange of leaving Australia alone, maybe Singapore is not attacked?
BONUS ABDA command may never happen at all!
The Beatty answered made me laugh. Thank you
He''s got his priorities straight, "totally going to livestream as soon as the brew is ready"
Your Grandfather's level of both logic and stubbornness(we would say thrawn)as well as his understatement and sheer endurance indicates that he probably had some Lowland Scots or Borders ancestry
Only four days to get through this week’s dry dock videos. Time well spent
Lost my last grandma 2 years ago, all of my grandparents were fantastic, grandma on dads side mostly raised me for similar reasons, i miss them all very much
In regards to the pirate question, I vote for Michael Mayers as Sir Henry Morgan and as a honorable mention Russell Crowe as Sir Edward Pellew.
No matter how many times you say nein!! With your puppy you will be saying, oh! Oh! OH! Just a bit more often🫡
Don't think RMS titanic would have slowed considering how risk tolerant they, in early 1900s, were. Not so risk adverse as most are current time.
Very enjoyable…all the way to the end. A long day of tedious computer work was enjoyable. I would buy you a pint if you appeared at the local brewery.
The finishing picture looks like your thumbprint.
Diorama – Rise From the Ashes of Pearl Harbor (USS West Virginia aboard the floating drydock)
https://youtu.be/NH5g1gDicZU