Two a year with two being mothballed at the 12-15 year mark. Keep them until the 24-30 mark and sell off the half used ships to friendly nations.
In event of war we can have a 48-60 ship fleet of fairly modern well taken care of ships available plus facilities capable of making them at a moments notice.
In peace we have spares and options as well as stable jobs and realistically cost effective manufacturing due to constant known demand/supply.
Two a year with two being mothballed at the 12-15 year mark. Keep them until the 24-30 mark and sell off the half used ships to friendly nations.
In event of war we can have a 48-60 ship fleet of fairly modern well taken care of ships available plus facilities capable of making them at a moments notice.
In peace we have spares and options as well as stable jobs and realistically cost effective manufacturing due to constant known demand/supply.
The cynic in me seems to be rewarded. Part of the reason I think they went with Germany is because they want to cut the order down once the panic from the States is over.
If they went with South Korea I suspect they wouldn’t have the time frame to cancel some as they would likely get them done quicker.
The cynic in me seems to be rewarded. Part of the reason I think they went with Germany is because they want to cut the order down once the panic from the States is over.
If they went with South Korea I suspect they wouldn’t have the time frame to cancel some as they would likely get them done quicker.
The cynic in me seems to be rewarded. Part of the reason I think they went with Germany is because they want to cut the order down once the panic from the States is over.
If they went with South Korea I suspect they wouldn’t have the time frame to cancel some as they would likely get them done quicker.
I guess that whoever in the RCN who wrote the report saying we needed 22 subs really should have fudged the numbers to say 30-34 and then maybe we would be getting 12 subs.
Oh well, lesson learned. File it away and dust it off in 35yrs when we'll be doing this all over again.
Still can't shake the feeling that we'll never see 15 Rivers.
The cynic in me seems to be rewarded. Part of the reason I think they went with Germany is because they want to cut the order down once the panic from the States is over.
If they went with South Korea I suspect they wouldn’t have the time frame to cancel some as they would likely get them done quicker.
The Republic of Korea Navy held a launching ceremony for Seo Hui, the second Jang Bogo(KSS)-III Batch-II submarine, at Hanwha Ocean’s shipyard in Geoje on November 3.
Once Trump's gone I wouldn't be surprised if the Defence budget gets gutted. If we're serious about dealing with Europe. We'll do it quietly and hope they either don't notice or don't care.
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