If Britain adopted triple turrets, would Germany immediately do the same?
Short answerGermany might follow, while Britain's greater industrial capacity and naval funding would support a faster change.
NotesThe answer treats turret policy as an industrial problem as well as a tactical decision. Germany would likely follow a successful British triple-turret programme because the change would affect the naval competition directly. Britain had the infrastructure, production capacity, and naval funding to switch heavy-mount production more rapidly. Germany's likely delay means identical design intent would produce different fleet results on the same timetable.