29:52 For context, RMS Queen Mary displaced roughly 77,000 tonnes, but could achieve nearly 29 knots.

Quite possibly my favorite vid of his. The bronze mortar moment made my jaw drop just like it did yours lol.

20:47 - You are correct, the tradition did carry on if a British submarine sinks a hostile ship during her tour. There is a photograph of HMS Conqueror returning to her base flying the Jolly Roger flag after sinking the ARA Belgrano during the Falklands conflict in 1982.

Based on the records what happened is the first ship the Trafalgar ran into was the ship they were disguised as. So of course the disguise ended up being a bit pointless as they'd run into the one ship that would say...wait what? The Carmina was outfitted as an armed merchant cruiser which was intended to allow the self escort of a convey instead of needing to send a gunboat or destroyer.

39:54 Those "pom-poms" were Vickers guns, specifically 37mm ones.

The Hunley killed more of their own side then their enemy.

A new laser pig vid dropped

First. Also starts at 1:31