Comments by "calvingreene90" (@calvingreene90) on "The Drydock - Episode 032" video.

  1. Actually it depends on how long you have to cure it. In the Denver Colorado area a century old concrete irrigation control structure that was unused because the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad connected to the transcontinental railroad bringing in Agricultural products particularly wheat from the great plains at lower cost than could be grown locally turned out to be too tough to tear down. just the right ratio and a century to cure without being stressed makes for really hard concrete. I do wonder if you could use rock like Manhattan schist as armor.
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  2. The Japanese prohibition against carriers was semi-internal being that it was in their constitution but that particular constitution was heavily influenced by MacArthur. (some say written by MacArthur's staff.) I think that the remilitarizing of Japan would have been a mistake except that the USofA can not maintain consistent military readiness and so we are going to be very glad that Japan is well armed in the coming conflict with the PRC.
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  3.  keith moore  What makes carriers an offensive weapon? The Japanese intended for their declaration of war to be delivered before the attack began on Pearl Harbor but sh!t happens. Are you paid by the Chinese government or did you choose a western alias to spew mindless hatred with on your own.
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