Rainier and her sisters were designed with the Midways and the Forrestal's in mind.
They had enough fuel and ammo plus food etc to to do two - three complete unreps for the carrier and her escorts.
Picture her dealing with a Canadian TG you could support a operation for months all away around...
Well there are these two AORs currently in the reserve fleet that might be a nice trade.
Yes I know how old they are but they're surprisingly low mileage.
And the ability to move at a 26 knots and basic provide a Canadian task group with what I suspect would be roughly 6-8 months worth of fuel...
I'd forgotten that .
Come to think of it there was the a piece of WW II American airdropped ordinance. That used a rocket Booster?
Cannot recall the name offhand.
I have to wonder if you dropped a Grand Slam from a Hundred thousand feet what you're penetration would be like. I believe the drop was usually 20,000 feet plus or minus.
Have some find someone who likes to do math for odd or occasionally very silly reasons..
According to the Royal Logistics Corps of the British Army every piece of canvas that had been unaccounted for since the Crimean war.
Somehow ended up in the hull of the Atlantic Conveyor when she was sunk in 1982....
The Ottawa Treaty was a solution that was looking for a problem.
Designed more with boosting a certain personages ego and possible employment opportunities in mind. Then dealing with a problem.
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