Comments by "WALTERBROADDUS" (@WALTERBROADDUS) on "The Drydock - Episode 099" video.

  1.  @dutchman5253  Uh..... you do realize they have not made steel in Bethlehem, PA in decades? In fact, it is a Casino complex today. https://youtu.be/swMO7jqD8mg
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  2.  @SonOfAB_tch2ndClass  You can make new shells and ammo bags. We have no lack of artillery suppliers.
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  3.  @bertholdvonzahringen6799  Poor reason to spend defense money.
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  4.  @Hardcase_Kara  Few have a civil use. But here is one. https://youtu.be/BoSXhLATGWE
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  5.  @juliaharrell4072  Nope...
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  6.  @NoNameAtAll2  😔 That's not a good idea.
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  7.  @Strongbeef_Hoofstomp  Nope.
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  8.  @nonii8526  https://youtu.be/0OmOQs0ziSU
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  9.  @kemarisite  Midway had a Marine Corps fighter sqn.
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  10.  @kemarisite  The better question to ask is what happens if Hornet still had a air group?
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  11.  @adamalton2436  Actually ships like a combo. Codag.... Gas turbines for high speed and Diesel for low speed operations.
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  12.  @calvingreene90  Many ships have both systems. Gas for hi speed. Diesels for slow ops.
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  13.  @nietzwietz9153  Uh, the IJN wins...
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  14.  @DanielSilverthorn  Radio is faster.
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  15.  @WickedMuis  Prop guards. They act as fenders and keep the props clear of docks, pier piles.
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  16.  @ecpgieicg  Subs lack space for command staff.
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  17.  @clodenjoy3820  They had experienced pilots. They lacked fuel. Lack of fuel started the war. And Submarine warfare stopped the supply from Indonesia. That fuel shortage left the Japanese military crippled.
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  18.  @Natogoon  That's pushing things. Hawaii has long range patrol planes and coast Artillery batteries to stop you.
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  19. Ships are not modular. You can't plug and play. It not like engine swaping a car.
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  20.  @andrewp8284  Missiles are not area artillery. Missiles lack reloads for sustained fire.
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  21. We have steel plants Worldwide. You can import steel. As for ammo? As of 2016 the Army had 15,000 shells in storage.
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  22. Myth.
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  23.  @johnshepherd8687  In 1977, a major change occurred with the designation of the United States Army as the single-service manager of conventional ammunition. This resulted in the establishment of the tenant command, Crane Army Ammunition Activity (CAAA) that took over the loading, assembly and storage of ammunition at the installation.
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  24.  @TheCsel  What are you building? And what parts are you replacing?
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