Comments by "Vikki McDonough" (@vikkimcdonough6153) on "Admiral Spruance - Okinawa to Final Days" video.

  1. 1. When one of Iowa's propeller shafts was bent sideways by the shock of a large wave impact while riding out Typhoon Cobra, why didn't the whirling effect of a massive spinning thing abruptly becoming badly unbalanced rip open the bulkheads along the shaft's length, flood the adjacent compartments clear forwards to its engine room, and sink the ship a la Prince of Wales? 2. Why didn't the U.S. destroyers at Friday the 13th ram Hiei when they saw that their torpedoes weren't significantly affecting her? 3. Which were more useful: the merchant aircraft carriers or the catapult-armed merchantmen? 4. Why did the twin 100-mm mounts on the Akizukis weigh more than the twin 127s on the Fubukis through Yūgumos, despite the lighter guns? 5. Of the grand total of four naval battles in history between full fleets of armored oceangoing surface capital ships, you've already covered three (Lissa, Tsushima, and Jutland) in full videos or series thereof. Any plans to cover the last remaining member of that set (Yellow Sea, 1904)?
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