Comments by "Doug JB" (@dougjb7848) on "The Drydock - Episode 259" video.

30:35 He almost certainly wouldn’t have sailed dead-on toward the German Scouting Group, without opening fire, for ten minutes. He also likely would not have completely awful at communicating back to Jellicoe about where the German Battle Fleet was
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15:14 “Some people?” Names! We demand names!
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@hughgordon6435 Bit of both. At Jutland, both battlecruiser groups tried to lure on their opposition onward. Look to “run to the south” and “run to the north” in accounts of that battle.
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@geofftimm2291 Liberty ships still operating: SS John W. Brown – operational and in use as a museum ship in Baltimore Harbor, Maryland SS Jeremiah O'Brien – operational and in use as a museum ship, docked at Pier 45, San Francisco, California All surviving examples of Victory ships are non-operational museum ships.
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@coldwarrior78 It wasn’t ludicrous, but it was ballsy. Also very rare.
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Nothing like. These subs will not be renamed. They will not fly a different flag. They will not be commanded my officers of the Australian navy. Their crews will not adopt a different uniform. An attack on one of them would be an attack on the USA, not Australian. Etc. Navies have rotated their vessels through ports of friendly nation for centuries. It’s never had a connotation of “these ships belong to you Dr this time period.”
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