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- Bruships 261: Modern Navy & Naval History Questions Answered Live...47:42Gas and incendiary plans against a German invasionQ&A
- Operation Sea Lion: How bad could it have gone?10:22Home Guard experience, local knowledge and uncertain moraleChapter
- Operation Sea Lion: How bad could it have gone?57:03Why a defeated landing could still restrict BritainNotable Point
- John Jervis, Earl St Vincent: Permanently Angry before it was fashionable…1:23:54Why Jervis said invasion would not come by seaNotable Point
- Lord Howard of Effingham: Leadership of a Disparate Band of Individualists... the 'English Fleet'55:12San Salvador's explosion and Armada supply assumptionsNotable Point
- Check Campaign 14: UAD has updated & to Learn it's new ways I started another British Campaign1:01:13Submarines as an invasion-denial forceQ&A
- Bruships 138: Random Naval History Books from Me, Random Naval History Questions from You!1:45:51Why Britain's Home Guard was more dangerous than its caricatureNotable Point
- Bruships: Naval History Questions answered till the Bru runs out!11:27Why the Home Guard changes Sea Lion's beach battleNotable Point
- Bruships 119: Cool Books - but they're definitely a Mixture3:18:07How 1688 changed English expectations of invasionChapter
- Losing Control of the Sea: Bad time for the Royal Navy in the Age of Sail45:40Where Britain did and did not lose sea controlNotable Point
- Günther Lütjens, useful idiot or misunderstood leadership?2:14:57Home Guard veterans brought local knowledge and trench experience to invasion defenceNotable Point
- Battle of Trafalgar & it's Legacy1:07:35How Britain's home defenders could delay invasionNotable Point
- Battle of Trafalgar & it's Legacy1:13:51Were Scouts expected to fight an invasion?Q&A
- Battle of Trafalgar & it's Legacy1:28:56How might the Royal Family have been evacuated?Q&A
- Legacy of Trafalgar Part 1/2 - The Battle9:18Why defeating Nelson would not have opened BritainNotable Point
- An Introduction to the Spanish Armada Part 1 of 223:26Home waters keep England's command network connectedNotable Point
- An Introduction to the Spanish Armada Part 1 of 227:15Domestic security lets Elizabeth mobilize against invasionNotable Point
- An Introduction to the Spanish Armada Part 1 of 232:54Tilbury's 4,000 troops were a blocking force, not England's whole armyChapter
- An Introduction to the Spanish Armada Part 1 of 236:28Raiding and Henrician forts sharpen southern coastal readinessNotable Point
- An Introduction to the Spanish Armada Part 1 of 237:02Amphibious delay could let England build a 30,000-man field forceNotable Point
- An Introduction to the Spanish Armada Part 1 of 238:05Veteran cadres and political motivation reinforce English defenceNotable Point