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It was never a problem on the Shearwater side of the harbour.

I think you underestimate how few shits Russia has left to give about anything…

Under certain lighting conditions (first/last light) Canadian ships actually glowed…

I alway thought Seafoam Blue was a paint colour choice that did not work particularly well in the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean or Arabian Sea.

His family has announced the funeral arrangements. Chuck will be his own pallbearer.

This is good. We need to keep this thread going.

I will take your word for it, but, we just had an example in the US Army where someone thought that pushing 100k psi was a good idea…

I am starting to wonder what kind of chamber pressure they are planning on pushing in the CMAR…

No. It isn’t. It very isn’t. He round house kicked it into the next County….

Actually, he throat punched planet Earth. He is still alive. The rest of us are dead.

I thought it was 32, so far (18+14).

We did develop such a standard combat system for middle powers- CMS 330.

What? Don’t you know that there is no business case for Canadian gas to be exported? :rolleyes:

We really struggled in WW2 to produce the Tribal Class Destroyers. They were on the bleeding edge of what our shipyards could handle at that time and took a long time to build, compared to UK yards. Anything bigger than that was beyond Canada’a ability, then. The RCD class is the most complex...

There is some amazing talent, out there.

Don’t forget fish paste in a tube. Shudder….

;)

Tim Cook discusses the planned Canadian medical museum of war that never came to fruition after WW1 in Lifesavers and Bodysnatchers. It would have featured corpses (or body parts) of Canadian soldiers wounded or killed in action.

Or a project officer with firmly held beliefs, vice evidence. It happens.