Comments by "WALTERBROADDUS" (@WALTERBROADDUS) on "USS Boston (1884) - Guide 243" video.

Aircraft had the same odd transition of design.
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@jamesmasonaltair We went from the Wright Brothers to jets in under 40 years. And jumped to the speed of Sound in about 10. That is a lot change in tech....
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@craighagenbruch3800 🤔 Piracy in general would be great Wed special video. As to the second question? Rules of engagement very by time and place and Nation. Just look at World War I and restricted sub warfare. The whole surfacing, boarding, and playing with deck guns got old real fast.
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@and15re1 " Reprisal, laid down in July 1944 at the New York Navy Yard and launched in 1945, had her construction cancelled on 12 August 1945 due to the cessation of hostilities when the ship was about half complete.[39] She was scrapped incomplete after tests. Iwo Jima (CV-46) was laid down at Newport News Shipbuilding yards in January 1945, but was cancelled in August 1945 for the same reasons. She was broken up on the slipway. Six fiscal-year 1945 ships, none of which received names, were assigned to Fore River (CV-50), Brooklyn Navy Yard (CV-51 and CV-52), Philadelphia Navy Yard (CV-53) and Norfolk Navy Yard (CV-54 and CV-55). Their construction was canceled in March 1945. Oriskany (CV-34) was ordered and laid down as an Essex-class vessel, was completed in 1950 to the much modified SCB-27 design, and from commissioning until her reconstruction 1957–59 was listed as the lead ship of the separate Oriskany class."-wiki
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@Knight6831 Enterprise was already in service.
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@Soundwave3591 I highly doubt they would have been a Jutland 2.0.
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@Knight6831 by the time you get to Vanguard, the air threat has changed.
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