Naval Historywith Dr. Alex

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Convoy Operations

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  1. No Pearl Harbor: Japan Enters WWII without attacking America
    16:26A dual invasion plan from French IndochinaChapter
  2. Imperial Russian Destroyers: The Paper Numbers vs The Reality of what they didn't have at Tsushima
    51:27Baltic destroyers could preserve Swedish supply routesNotable Point
  3. What happens if Winston Churchill doesn't pause the Carriers, Fast Battleships & Cruisers in 1939?
    45:03A heavier Taranto strike could keep Crete and cut Axis suppliesNotable Point
  4. What happens if Winston Churchill doesn't pause the Carriers, Fast Battleships & Cruisers in 1939?
    46:27A smaller Italian battle fleet frees Queen Elizabeth-class shipsNotable Point
  5. What happens if Winston Churchill doesn't pause the Carriers, Fast Battleships & Cruisers in 1939?
    51:05North African airfields reopen a fast convoy route to SuezNotable Point
  6. What happens if Winston Churchill doesn't pause the Carriers, Fast Battleships & Cruisers in 1939?
    1:09:17A larger Force Z complicates Japan's opening movesNotable Point
  7. What happens if Winston Churchill doesn't pause the Carriers, Fast Battleships & Cruisers in 1939?
    1:17:58A slower U-boat expansion risks losing its training cadreNotable Point
  8. The Arguments that made American Seapower: Roosevelt, Mahan, Sims & More
    1:00:21Troopship routing versus the commerce warChapter
  9. The Arguments that made American Seapower: Roosevelt, Mahan, Sims & More
    1:04:42Troopship success undercuts German promisesChapter
  10. Bruships 228: Naval History Questions Answered Live...
    2:48:02France's withdrawal from integrated command changed Atlantic reinforcement routesNotable Point
  11. Bruships 227: Naval History Questions Answered Live...
    1:16:15An 18,000-ton carrier for a Nordic federationQ&A
  12. Bruships 227: Naval History Questions Answered Live...
    4:03:55Operation Pedestal tested earlier Malta convoy lessonsNotable Point
  13. Future Fleets: Some Ideas of Naval Warfare
    27:22Why a convoy can be harder to find in an oceanNotable Point
  14. Future Fleets: Some Ideas of Naval Warfare
    49:30Uncrewed convoy escorts must keep pace with the fleetChapter
  15. Talking through the Myths of WWI with @GariusTheBrit
    2:10:05Convoys required escorts, funding, and political supportChapter
  16. Andrew Cunningham: Master of Deception
    19:00Hiding Taranto inside a crowded operational pictureChapter
  17. Andrew Cunningham: Master of Deception
    26:37Timing Taranto around convoy cover and a concealed approachChapter
  18. The Battle of the Nile 1798: Nelson's Most Decisive Victory
    18:47The French convoy slips through to Malta and EgyptChapter
  19. The Battle of the Nile 1798: Nelson's Most Decisive Victory
    38:50Nelson reaches Egypt too early and misses the convoyNotable Point
  20. The Battle of the Nile 1798: Nelson's Most Decisive Victory
    2:14:39What if Nelson intercepted the Egyptian expedition at night?Q&A
  21. Suffren: The Royal Navy's 18th Century Voldermort
    11:37Porto Praya: attacking a vulnerable anchorageChapter
  22. Suffren: The Royal Navy's 18th Century Voldermort
    17:48Sadras: shielding the troop convoyChapter
  23. Suffren: The Royal Navy's 18th Century Voldermort
    23:19Sadras: limited gunnery, successful convoyNotable Point
  24. Suffren: The Royal Navy's 18th Century Voldermort
    24:16Why a damaged warship can burden a fleetNotable Point
  25. Essay Competion, UAD ship design & Questions: Third 9 of the 36hr Historiophon Part 3/4
    2:14:17The Battles of Sirte and the cost of withdrawing too soonQ&A
  26. Naval History Live... The Ships of the Wooden Wall(1781)
    1:39:32The Glorious First of June: tactical victory, strategic argumentChapter
  27. Naval History Live: Operations Tiger and Splice
    1:10:19Malta convoy success and its costNotable Point
  28. Naval History Live: Operations Tiger and Splice
    2:12:30Malta convoy pressure and recovery in 1942Notable Point
  29. Agamemnon was not alone: The Ardent Class Third Rate 64s - Key Ships Series 8, Ship 10
    45:09Belliqueux from Camperdown to BengalChapter
  30. Glen Class: An Insight into Landing Ship Infantry - Key Ships Series 8, Ship 3
    38:29Why routine troop delivery was a dangerous core missionNotable Point
  31. Check Campaign 7: UAD has updated & to Learn it's new ways I started another British Campaign
    1:45:16How supply ships reflect naval cultureNotable Point
  32. Bruships 139: Books will be Attempted, Questions will be Answered
    3:48:53A second American civil war during the First World WarQ&A
  33. Bruships 114: Alternate Histories, What Ifs & Questions from Chat
    3:07:16Where British carrier doctrine was tested without a carrier duelQ&A
  34. Patreon Bonus: Reichsmarine & Kreigsmarine eschews steam and goes all Diesel(-electric) propulsion
    1:16:51Convoys would face a mixed surface and submarine threatChapter
  35. Patreon Bonus: Reichsmarine & Kreigsmarine eschews steam and goes all Diesel(-electric) propulsion
    1:55:30Why escort carriers need not be fastQ&A
  36. Still Trying to deal with the Inadvertently Created Super Bismarck
    28:01Could a fast pre-dreadnought escort a Second World War convoy?Q&A
  37. Bruships 107: Some New to Me Books & Some New from Pen & Sword
    42:02Driving off a battleship can still be a strategic lossQ&A
  38. Bruships 107: Some New to Me Books & Some New from Pen & Sword
    2:35:08Baltic convoys and disguised British tradeChapter
  39. Bruships 107: Some New to Me Books & Some New from Pen & Sword
    2:37:03The enormous scale of Baltic convoy protectionNotable Point
  40. Blockading Brest: A Royal Navy Tradition
    2:30:51French convoy losses before Hawke's October victoryNotable Point
  41. Blockading Brest: A Royal Navy Tradition
    2:38:57Hawke’s general chase at Cape FinisterreChapter
  42. Blockading Brest: A Royal Navy Tradition
    2:51:31How convoy defeat became strategic pressureNotable Point
  43. Battle of Yamen (1279)... 844yrs ago today...
    1:20:10Why Yamen resembles a trapped convoy battleNotable Point
  44. Patreon 75: The Attack on Copenhagen in 1801 and following operations in the Danish waters
    1:19:44Steen Andersen Bille's formation as a naval officerChapter
  45. Patreon 75: The Attack on Copenhagen in 1801 and following operations in the Danish waters
    2:22:45What did an experienced crew mean by a "strange sail"?Q&A
  46. Patreon 75: The Attack on Copenhagen in 1801 and following operations in the Danish waters
    2:48:41Fast liners and the cost of escortQ&A
  47. The Story of the First Fleet (Founding of Australia)
    1:08:54How eleven ships kept company at seaQ&A
  48. The Story of the First Fleet (Founding of Australia)
    1:32:39Scarborough survives mutiny fears, scurvy, and the return voyageChapter
  49. The Story of the First Fleet (Founding of Australia)
    1:36:07Scarborough and Charlotte recover at TinianChapter
  50. Why did the French Navy not more fully embrace carrier aviation after WWI?
    46:35The French Navy's First World War serviceNotable Point
  51. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    23:56How many fighters did a convoy escort need?Q&A
  52. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    24:51Why merely forcing a U-boat to dive matteredChapter
  53. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    37:09Convoy defense is measured by arrivals, not U-boats sunkChapter
  54. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    59:06How the fall of France and Norway broke convoy doctrineChapter
  55. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    1:02:44Why the Fw 200 Condor was a targeting threatChapter
  56. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    1:10:43How MAC ships preserved cargo capacityChapter
  57. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    1:40:51Why seaplane carriers were not convoy escort carriersQ&A
  58. Patreon 63: Escort carriers, the idea, designs, development and notable operations
    2:04:54Layering escort carriers, MAC ships, and CAM shipsNotable Point
  59. Questions & Answers on Naval History till the Bru Runs Out
    42:54Royal Navy counterparts to Kamchatka's false alarmsQ&A
  60. Naval History Questions: Live From The Brushack
    34:13A multinational task group for a Black Sea food convoyNotable Point
  61. Naval History Questions: Live From The Brushack
    43:35Defending an internationally sanctioned Black Sea convoyQ&A
  62. Comparison of Future Warships for the RN/RAN/RCN/RNZN
    15:16Uncrewed escorts could change convoy warfare and rearmingNotable Point
  63. Battle of Tassafaronga: 30th of November 1942 - Long Patrol
    3:13The Slot turns a campaign into close naval combatNotable Point
  64. Patreon 37: Interwar RN logistics - The Good, The Bad, and The Singapore
    21:59Convoy practice protected logistics shipsQ&A
  65. Patreon 37: Interwar RN logistics - The Good, The Bad, and The Singapore
    1:58:11The Bismarck hunt showed an escort shortfallQ&A
  66. Patreon 37: Interwar RN logistics - The Good, The Bad, and The Singapore
    2:32:56Enigma streamlined convoy defenseQ&A
  67. Battle of Kentish Knock (8th of October 1652)
    37:26Five admiralties, local interests, and convoy moneyChapter
  68. Battle of Kentish Knock (8th of October 1652)
    1:12:15Decisive battle versus the convoy missionNotable Point
  69. Battle of Kentish Knock (8th of October 1652)
    1:21:56De Ruyter wins at Plymouth with an overworked convoy fleetNotable Point
  70. Battle of Kentish Knock (8th of October 1652)
    2:58:17Dungeness exposes the limits of the Kentish Knock victoryChapter
  71. Battle of Kentish Knock (8th of October 1652)
    3:08:15Leghorn turns fleet dispersion into a Mediterranean defeatChapter
  72. Patreon 34: Inter-war Naval Aircraft Development - what could have been?
    1:48:25Mercantilism, industrial capacity, and Japan's convoy weaknessNotable Point
  73. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies – Comment Response 3/4
    20:19Operation Drumbeat and the U-boat search for weak defencesQ&A
  74. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    17:12Why knowing the shipping problem did not produce convoysNotable Point
  75. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    37:55A report helped move Jellicoe toward convoysChapter
  76. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    39:30Operational tempo wore down the U-boat campaignNotable Point
  77. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    40:46Jellicoe’s dismissal exposed the limits of convoy resourcesNotable Point
  78. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    42:05Convoys required political and industrial choicesNotable Point
  79. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    49:00Why a 1917 submarine campaign faced a different BritainNotable Point
  80. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P12/14: Henning von Holtzendorff
    52:09Why troop convoys defeated the transport forecastNotable Point
  81. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P10/12: Koshirō Oikawa
    8:47Conserving the fleet and trying to improve convoysChapter
  82. Karl Dönitz (on his Birthday) - how capable an Admiral was he?
    2:27:40Why 300 U-boats would not win the AtlanticChapter
  83. Karl Dönitz (on his Birthday) - how capable an Admiral was he?
    2:36:10Radio traffic gives wolfpacks awayQ&A
  84. Karl Dönitz (on his Birthday) - how capable an Admiral was he?
    2:46:50Operation Torch and the warning Dönitz missedChapter
  85. Karl Dönitz (on his Birthday) - how capable an Admiral was he?
    2:49:32Why Vichy resistance does not excuse the Torch failureQ&A
  86. Karl Dönitz (on his Birthday) - how capable an Admiral was he?
    2:53:52Dönitz had reports but did not read the Torch patternNotable Point
  87. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P7/12: Karl Dönitz
    11:51Wolfpacks as escort-saturation warfareChapter
  88. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) - P7/12: Karl Dönitz
    26:45Commerce war and the limits of a convoy claimChapter
  89. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: Long Patrol - P6/14: Osami Nagano
    14:11The neglected preparation for submarine warfareChapter
  90. Chiefs of Staff of the Axis Navies: (Long Patrol) P3/14: Domenico Cavagnari
    20:44Battle of Calabria and Cavagnari's removalChapter
  91. Shipbuilding trends of the 1880s-1950s: Long Patrol Part 6/11 WWI
    9:43The First World War convoy decision created an escort crisisChapter
  92. Bruships: A Special - Questions/What If's till the Bru runs out? (5)
    2:22:07Close escort and distant cover in convoy defenceQ&A
  93. Shipbuilding trends of the 1880s-1950s: Long Patrol Part 3/11 Pre-Dreadnought Cruisers
    9:18The 9.2-inch cruiser as a convoy-escort alternativeNotable Point
  94. Patreon 31: Armoured Cruisers in the Mediterranean in WWI
    40:53Could armoured cruisers protect Mediterranean convoys?Q&A
  95. Patreon 31: Armoured Cruisers in the Mediterranean in WWI
    51:01French cruisers in convoy, rescue, and shore-support workChapter
  96. Patreon 31: Armoured Cruisers in the Mediterranean in WWI
    2:43:44Why the Arethusas fought like large destroyersQ&A
  97. Battle of the Atlantic: Escort Procurement - Comment Response
    6:39A modern convoy escort cannot be a cheap small shipQ&A
  98. Battle of the Atlantic: Escort Procurement - Comment Response
    16:38Henderson's place in the convoy argumentQ&A
  99. Battle of the Atlantic: Escort Procurement - Comment Response
    49:48Convoys, insurance, and merchant-ship choicesQ&A
  100. Battle of the Atlantic: Escort Procurement - Comment Response
    53:45Why Hood lacked Tribal-class destroyers at Denmark StraitNotable Point
  101. Battle of the Atlantic: Escort Procurement - Comment Response
    57:13The three jobs that justified an interwar sloop fleetNotable Point
  102. Patreon 27: Some Actions of the French Navy in WWI
    54:11Piver sent French light forces to secure the ChannelNotable Point
  103. Bruships 50: A D-Day special with Questions & some New Books from Pen & Sword
    3:11:32The naval shape of Operation UnthinkableQ&A
  104. Bruships 50: A D-Day special with Questions & some New Books from Pen & Sword
    3:37:55Why the shortest Channel crossing was not the best naval approachQ&A
  105. Bruships 50: A D-Day special with Questions & some New Books from Pen & Sword
    4:00:49The Admiralty's interwar studies of merchant shippingQ&A
  106. Four Random Books 14: Tricky Decisions
    7:58Greek evacuation convoy complexity and the Scottish Prince rescueChapter
  107. Patreon 10: “If the Trent affair had gone hot, how badly would it have gone for the US navy?"(Intro)
    20:57How Britain could break the Union blockadeNotable Point
  108. Bru Ships Episode 1: Book Reviews/Q&A
    1:18:17Tirpitz threatened Arctic convoys without leaving portQ&A
  109. The 1939 Panama Convention - A River Plate 80 Video
    3:02Article IV enables neutral patrols and merchant convoysChapter