Notes: 30.5cm = 12in, 28cm = 11in, 15cm = 6in. Not all details behind the design are given, just major points. The issue surrounding armaments was very difficult for the Germans to resolve, so it's a bit chaotic at points.
Very good vid. Drachinifel had about the only detailed video on VDT for a very long time and this vid goes over other points that his didn’t touch on or did so with less details. Good job.
Nice clean work. I like the SMS Von Der Tann is was close to my favorite SMS Seydlitz. All ships armor or armorment was done in inches except the French)Like the SLK 45 OR 50 11''.😊
One of my favourite vessels ever!!! Thank you so much for this video. Do you think it could have made the difference had she been at Dogger bank instead of the SMS Blücher? At that time she was being refitted and Blücher took her place in the battle line (3rd Battle Squadron).
They always do that. Americans for example try hard to nail Spanish and butcher German and French all the time. Not that hard when you try. Its not chinese. English is derived from Old German / old Frisian to a huge part
Notes:
30.5cm = 12in, 28cm = 11in, 15cm = 6in.
Not all details behind the design are given, just major points.
The issue surrounding armaments was very difficult for the Germans to resolve, so it's a bit chaotic at points.
Very good vid. Drachinifel had about the only detailed video on VDT for a very long time and this vid goes over other points that his didn’t touch on or did so with less details. Good job.
Always great to see, I hope we can discover more obscure topics, and am not suggesting this topic is.
Take care, and all the best.
3 videos within a week. Sweet.
Nice clean work.
I like the
SMS Von Der Tann is was close to my favorite
SMS Seydlitz.
All ships armor or armorment was done in inches except the French)Like the SLK 45 OR 50 11''.😊
No...21cm guns...15cm...8.8cm....35 in planned Mackensen
One of my favourite vessels ever!!! Thank you so much for this video.
Do you think it could have made the difference had she been at Dogger bank instead of the SMS Blücher?
At that time she was being refitted and Blücher took her place in the battle line (3rd Battle Squadron).
9:30 the UK government allowed steam turbins to be sold to Germany?
Bei der Skagerrakschlacht wurde er aber rasiert. Der Gute.
wer?
SWELL
Not that difficult to look up german phonetics, you complete butchered Blücher, 👎🏻
Correct. The name's pronounced 'Bloo-herr'.
@@Sodbusterrod yes and normally I am not a grammar Nazi, but he could have just tried
@@charlestaylor253Umm … no. Ü and CH just don‘t exist in English.
Wenn man sonst keine Probleme hat …
Und was hat Aussprache mit Grammatik zu tun?
They always do that. Americans for example try hard to nail Spanish and butcher German and French all the time. Not that hard when you try. Its not chinese. English is derived from Old German / old Frisian to a huge part