Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "KMS Scharnhorst - Guide 002 (Human Voice)" video.

The problem was the weight of broadside. Scharnhorst's was 6552 lbs. By comparison, Renown's was 11628 lbs, Duke of York's 15900 lbs, Nelson's 18432 lbs, and North Carolina's 24300 lbs.
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Two heavy cruisers and six destroyers facing 5 destroyers was hardly a clash of equal or superior forces. Even when two British light cruisers arrived later on, the Germans were still the superior force, at least in material terms.
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350 mm. Bismarck's was 320 mm. By comparison, Rodney's was 356mm, as was the KGVs. The Iowas were 307 mm, and the South Dakotas 310 mm.
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@Radishindependent0409 Why are Great Britain, the United States, Japan, France, and Italy, who all gathered in London in 1930 to make a new attempt at revising and extending the terms of the Five Power Treaty of 1922, the 'biggest baddies' in the world?
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@Radishindependent0409 I really don't care what Germany might think after the harm she caused to the world between 1914 & 1918. Aside, of course, from the fact that the German economy in 1930 was a basket case. By the way, resorting to insults as a first response says more about your intellect than it does about that of anyone else.
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@Radishindependent0409 Where did you actually write that, however crass and immature the comment might actually be?
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@kennethdeanmiller7324 Unless I am much mistakem didn't Sherlock actually write 'I don’t know a lot but could Germany after signing the Anglo-German naval treaty have acquired designs for larger guns from either Allies or bought them from another power maybe American.' In other words, he asked a question, rather than made an allegation?
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