Comments by "Jim Taylor" (@jimtaylor294) on "Naval Engineering Disasters - How not to design a ship" video.

  1. #11 (or #0 perhaps) would no doubt be the Nassau's :3 .
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  2.  @michaelpielorz9283  Disagree; on two key points: • Longditudinal Bulkheads were a common mistake in Civil Shipbuilding at the time too. The Cunard Liners being the most well known, though even the post-WWII Italian Liner Andrea Doria fell afoul of the capsizing issue said Bulkheads made more likely. • Major changes to Warship design did follow in the RN post-Jutland. The Admiral class for instance was subject to extensive post-battle modification, and ammunition handling practice was revised, as it had been in the Kaiserlichemarine after a prior battle to Jutland.
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  3. Another satisfying summary of erroneous engineering :D . I take it #11 would be the Nassau class though ~_^ .
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