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Ok was looking at my old militia regiment's web page and saw that they have gone through several tartan changes. My question to the more historically inclined members out there are: 1) Is it common for highland units to switch out tartans like this? 2) Are not tartans treated the same as battle...

Not without the Harriers and carriers she once had I would say a British victory in the South Atlantic is increasingly in doubt.

I have been saying I am sailing on the HMCS Bloggins for years and have never been corrected. When I was RCD, I was a crewman on a Cougar or an M113. There were no corrections there either. I am more concerned on whether my sailors can do their job as an Operator as long as they do it correctly...

Bear trap....what bear trap?....we don't need no stinking bear trap :D

Everytime I see the title of this topic, I see "Sealift" initially instead of "Sealfit". I must be getting old....

Odd......most chronics we have had over the past few years are not left hanging like that. Those that I know of were tested by a doctor and those that were chronics were either retained and given an OT or released. All within a year and at most a year and a half.

I am betting its really a cruiser in all but name....

But was she hot? :D

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You come back to an argument that you were part of back in 2008??? Locked Milnet.Ca Staff

Ok guys I think we can lock this up now. Nothing more can be gained from this exercise. If you have anything "worthwhile" to add PM a DS. Milnet.Ca Staff

Let your CoC know you are interested. The worse they can say is no right? Milnet.ca Staff

Thank you h3.

Ah good point I would have thought it would have been a universal system but am proven wrong. Thanks SKT.

You don't think having an airborne early warning capability for the navy would be a good thing? I think anything that extends what we can detect and track would only help with picture compliation.

Just a question for the flying types out there. How feasible would it to take the Sea Kings with the fewest flying hours on them and have them rebuilt and modified to carry the Searchwater radar like the RN AEW Sea King variants do? It would give the Navy a nice little capability. Thoughts?

Have you ever sailed on a ship out of sight of land or been submerged in a sub?

Anything I have read  and been told about carrier ops from US Naval, Marine and UK aviators, have never described landing on a pitching flight deck as in easy or routine feat. Landings and launchings are described as the most dangerous and difficult times for these flight crews. While a UAV...

*choke* like pepe? *cough*

Now why would you join a unit your not in direct contact with? Do you not think it would be better to get the correct information from the unit rather then heresay?