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00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:47 - Was the Kalmar Union ever a significant threat to the British? 00:07:52 - Why did France and Japan build 'training cruisers' whereas the USN and RN didn't? 00:13:40 - Vibration issues in French pre-dreadnoughts? 00:19:52 - RN participation in the Russian Civil War? 00:22:29 - Battle damage on museum ships? 00:25:46 - What happened to the crew of the "Wingless Swordfish"? Did they go down with their plane, or escape? 00:27:00 - Why was half of Courageous' screen sent to hunt a U-Boat? 00:29:36 - Question Medley 00:45:54 - How did seasoning timber change wood to make it last longer? 00:49:34 - Who could have made best use of a 'super cruiser'? 00:55:52 - Since one of the primary goals of the Japanese Navy in the Pacific Theatre was to seize and exploit the oil fields of Indonesia for their own use, how successful were they getting the petroleum back to the Home Islands? 00:58:53 - Other channels you might do in the future? 01:12:18 - Had the technology of plywood been invented during the age of sail, how would that have changed ship design if at all? 01:15:35 - Weird and wonderful things shot out of age of sail cannon, beyond silverware?

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