Comments by "Christopher Babilon" (@Cbabilon675) on "The Drydock - Episode 187" video.

Seeing as you are naval engineer, I'm pretty sure this question be quite easy for you. When a destroyer, or like Cruiser sinks with depth charges is there a possibility of those depth charges imploding, or is there something that prevents that from happening?
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@ricardokowalski1579 thank you.
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@scottgiles7546 not trying to be disrespectful. But, what are you referring to? So I know the context. If I can help you out.
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@scottgiles7546 yes, if you remember it was the person asking the question who use the term assassination. I just wanted to make sure we were talking about the same thing, so that I could address this better. Using the term assassination may not be the best approach to this. Me personally, I would say it was precise tactical elimination of a commanding officer. Yamato was one of the greatest threats to the United States back in WWII. He knew exactly how the defense plan would go down, and there were so many others who did not understand what he was thinking. Not to mention, there were so many other Admirals and Generals who were jealous of your motto who did not like his way of thinking. Remember after the attack on Pearl Harbor Admiral Yamamoto said I believe that we have awakened the sleeping giant. He knew full well that we could out produced Japan. As a matter of fact I would dare say he was playing chess and was already thinking for five moves ahead when it came to defense against us. I hope that helps.
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@kemarisite thanks.😎
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