Comments by "WALTERBROADDUS" (@WALTERBROADDUS) on "HMS Daring - Guide 189" video.

Royal Navy trademark. They liked open bridges.
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@lavrentivs9891 Most ship losses were by dumb bombs rather than Exocets.
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Real warships? Care to explain?
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@lavrentivs9891 Same way fan boys rave about A-10's. Yet most of the work last 20 years has been done by Hornets and B-1b's.
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@lavrentivs9891 A lot based on this example. https://youtu.be/qzn5L-82GdE
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Helps to have spotters to direct the fire. Ships also have fire control computers for calculation.
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@DefaultProphet First, why?...... The Aegis CG-47'S and DDG 51's have that role. Your trying to make something they don't have a need for or are built to do. Second, the cost benefits are zero with that idea.
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@paulmeredith800 If Sea Lion goes ahead, that means Germany won the Battle of Britain. Without air superiority, the RN stays in port.
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@soulsphere9242 Well, here is a example of gun accuracy in a 76MM. https://youtu.be/61YnsQ1v0mw
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@joshthomas-moore2656 You want a explanation of Metacenter....... here you go. https://youtu.be/QUgXf2Rj2YQ
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@soulsphere9242 The UK defense budget is likely a reason.
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@1KosovoJeSrbija1 Ships are not Tanks. They have compartments. Burning a hole and torching one does little . https://youtu.be/xn_lWeRRocM
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@bkjeong4302 The RN would have no air cover.
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@bkjeong4302 It solves half the issue. The RN will be Stuka bait in Daylight. And the BEF left there gear in Dunkirk. The Germans just need a toe hold of a port to get Sea Lion going. They have access to French and Duch ships. Not just barges. And paras to help get points Inland.
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