Comments by "WALTERBROADDUS" (@WALTERBROADDUS) on "The Drydock - Episode 096" video.

@jean-lucrobinson5089 1918. Russia is out the war. Germany is on offense on the Western front. The American forces are arriving.
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@connormclernon26 Changing subs does little. The job was to carry Midgets to Hawaii. As for Washington DC? Not practical.
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@richardorta8960 Yes, but the USN had time to perfect the idea. https://youtu.be/BMK_j4kKGqU
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@grahamwilson5133 More a lack of U boats than weather.
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@scottgiles7546 They have never been designed or described that way ever.
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@super44lover Very common in both. As far as aircraft goes? Generally long range ASW is Land based or were seaplane. As was blimp units.
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@spikespa5208 There is no way to answer that without studying every ship history and personnel records.
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@erikgranqvist3680 Salt content does effect buoyancy.
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@rafale1981 Grog? https://youtu.be/JB7pk7AfV2E
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@grahamwilson5133 There's not enough U boats in that time period to matter. Nor do they have French ports to work from. So the cold winter, does not really factor.
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@kylarstern7550 Are making a silly question just to ask question?
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@bigblue6917 Not really..... Where are these ideas coming from?
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False
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@Colonel_Blimp More like the RN was run out of the Pacific and Indian Ocean by 1942.
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