Comments by "Ben Wilson" (@benwilson6145) on "The Drydock - Episode 160" video.

U 162 sank the Sailing vessel Florence M. Douglas a magnificent vessel of 119 tons off British Guiana in 1942. They did however save a small black pig they named Douglas and keep it as a pet.
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In WW! Germany used the chemical process to produce nitrates for explosives. They did not use the nitrates to keep up agriculture production and therefore people starved. Start of Nazi ideology ?
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The gas tight citadel is only used in certain larger Naval ships, not in all naval vessels. Merchant ships use gas tight citadels in the ships that require it. Oil Tankers Chemical tankers Gas tankers. Drilling vessels Offshore support vessels. Some Ro RO and container vessels
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@abrahamdozer6273 If you include the ability to close doors and ports and put the A/C on recycle like patrol boats then pretty much all merchant vessels built in the last 25 years will also be included.
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@abrahamdozer6273 I have done nuclear attack training . I have no idea what a box carrier is? Never seen one, so no idea how they lead to a miserably death? Yankee Golf.
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 @abrahamdozer6273 Think you are confused with the Amazon guy who delivers box's to your mothers basement
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Harland and Wolf were a Clyde based shipbuilder before they opened a shipyard in Belfast, they had three shipyards on the Clyde the last shut in the 1960's. They could have moved equipment and men to these shipyards.
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Ireland needed all its shipping supplies, Grain, OIl and people to be moved on British Ships, as well as Irish Ships. The Nazi's did not respect neutral ships even when they painted a large flag on the hull
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