Comments by "WALTERBROADDUS" (@WALTERBROADDUS) on "IJN G14 / G15 carriers - Guide 393 (NB)" video.

  1. Or the fuel? ⛽
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  2. By this time, they wouldn't even have fuel. ⛽
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  3. 😔 And so go the best laid plans of mice, men & the IJN......
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  4.  @badger2305  they never were able to produce the numbers required. The Japanese system was not suited to widespread expansion. And the lack of regular Personnel rotation; in addition with battle casualties meant a lack of instructors. Combat experienced pilots who could go back home and teach the lessons learned. By the end of the war you are also facing a fuel shortage. Cutting fuel for training became necessary. The Luftwaffe faced similar issues.
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  5. Or where is the fuel coming from?⛽
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  6. ​ @bkjeong4302 in June of 42, do they even have enough oilers to do all this?
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  7. You in a rush to get some place on Saturday?😒⏱
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  8. Eventually..... we have years of topics to do.
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  9. That's what Naval planners do. Planners have to plan....📐📏👷‍♀️
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  10. Well in a 2024 World, the tide has flipped. They are far more capable of producing ships than we are today.
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  11. ​ @Robert53area They don't even need extra carriers. What they need to do is just find Hornet. With her self-deleting air group. She wouldn't have put up much of a fight.
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  12.  @captaincharlemagne  Hmmmm......Kind of? With full War Production, it would be the same process. Might take longer? Fewer needed.
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  13.  @thehuscarl4835  the original Dual Purpose was provide Marksman who would operate from the mast tops. As well as ship security/landing forces. They would operate the ship's brig. Secure Naval bases and ports. They would also act as gun crews. While Bluejackets specialize in ship operations.
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  14.  @allenporter6586  Not yet.... submarines kind of wait in line as a topic.
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  15.  @Tundraviper41  Naval Aviation is not his particular expertise. There are a few other channels that delve into that in detail.
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  16.  @scottgiles7546  Engineering failure is a overreach. They are a product of their time and technology. They are emphasized on efficiency and ease of construction. They are not the meant to last as long as the pyramids. You could have said the same thing about other bits of War. No one thought any of this would be collectible or historical.
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  17.  @imprisongroverfurr5252  Because, they only made one good movie about it. And the main parties are Anzacs and Turks. Anything outside of the Western Front is generally a afterthought. You hear even less about Middle East or the African campaigns. The naval Topics outside of Jutland and the U-Boat War are remembered only by the Naval nerds here.
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  19. Neither the Axis or the Allies were prepared for a long conflict.
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  20. He has touched on a few of those in 5 years. There's still only 52 weeks in a year. HIs calendar is already spoken for right now topic wise.📅
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