Inside the History: Powder stowage and handling on WW2 battleship USS Massachusetts BB-59 Part II

[@tedzehnder961]

pretty amazing and a labor of love of a real weapon.

[@solutionless123]

Thanks Tom!

[@MrTexasDan]

Great job! Thanks so much Gunner's Mate Lowney for the in-depth look into the powder handling process. I don't believe I've ever seen a video of the whole process. Well done. Next: projectile handling?

[@battleshipcove-americasfle2150]

It sure is!

[@RossMcLendon]

These videos are a great resource - thank you Tom! I'm going to be helping chaperone a school group later this week and these videos are giving me all sorts of helpful tidbits that I can share with the students.

[@glennleach716]

That was just great! I could listen to Tom talk about this stuff all day.

[@normstafford2142]

Just stumbled into the video, but being from Mass I loved it. My dad was on a carrier in WW II nd told me about the twenty mile range of the battleship 16" guns. I never heard that they could get within three yards over all that distance. Awesome

[@ricksadler797]

Awesome

[@garycb8592]

Father-in-law was a plank owner on the sister ship USS Indiana BB58. 4-42 through 11-44.

[@Boatsussiowa]

I never enjoyed being in Turret 3 powder magazine breaking out those antique bags. God Bless my 47 shipmates who gave all 🫡⚓️🇺🇸!

[@jeremycox2983]

You guys should make a video on how the Battle of Jutland influenced Big Mame design

[@MrRoadchaser]

11 days 😪