I was wondering why the story ended so abruptly, I for some reason was unable to find any other parts. Thanks for the combined upload :)

Whoooo!

Thanks to the grand narrator!

Like Jack Harkness once said "More parts, how delightfully unexpected".

thanks for the consideration.

15 Mar 1952: The Wisconsin receives her first direct hit in her history when one of four shells from a North Korean 152mm gun battery struck the shield of a starboard 40mm mount. Subsequently, the Wisconsin destroyed the battery with a full 16in salvo before continuing her mission. After destroying the artillery battery with her big guns, the Wisconsin received a message from one of her escorts, USS Buck. The message read simply "Temper, temper".

@@superpilotdude exactly

​@@superpilotdudeThe way I heard it Wisconsin removed the entire hill the artillery battery was on.

​@@robertstoneking7916 That was the New Jersey during Vietnam. Both ships have extensive history

The fat electrician covers the Iowa class battleships like a proud father.

Okay if it wasnt for the size of the ship I would have said that they weren't that advance, it's just they are using metal and everyone else is using Wood

Not advanced, they have sleeper ships instead of FTL. The reason their ships can wipe out the living ships is because our weapons are designed for destroying metal, wood won’t do much to stand up to that. If an advanced species turned up at Earth with organic matter ships today, they would quickly lose.

@Kenric Young Yeah, but no 40K race thinks a vine that parts like butter for an axe that had been in storage for centuries is “indestructible”.

@Kenric Young They understand metalworking, it is just that their home world (and system) has only (relatively) tiny amounts. As the part about what sounded like a crude axe-mace hybrid being used to cut something they thought of as indestructible revealed. Probably the entire supply in their system was from meteor impacts.

@@nvfury13 Not just their system. I think the entire stellar region is metal poor because neither these guys nor their neighbors use it. If it was just their star system, you'd think at least one race in the area would be using metal. So the lack of metal isn't just limited to one planet or even one star system. They could be living in an area heavy with population II star systems.

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoist_with_his_own_petard

@@joshuawilliams8252 thank you

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I thought they were plant people with an aversion to fire (and therefore smelting).

@@somuchfacepalm9733 Same. Also, the lack of metal suggests that these aliens live on the outer edges of the galaxy or in an area loaded with Population II stars where metals are scarcer.

fair enough

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I know that this is like a year late but oh well Its a mix-up, grown 1-3 has th thumbnail for this and vs built has the thumbnail for grown. The video that should have this thumbnail have the thumbnail for vs built. No idea how that happened but oh well

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Like we won't still be arguing pounds kilograms and stone when we make it out into the deeps.

& still tidy

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