I stand by my claim of poor workmanship. If the photos were of higher resolution, I’m sure I could spot more defects. I’m not claiming that this module has been inspected and/or not passed inspection. Maybe it has maybe not. It may in fact be dimensionally correct and fit up with the next...
You’ll see the same poor workmanship in the video with the coin being welded in place. Using a grinder to prepare a surface for welding is normal. Using a grinder post welding is not. Inspected is not the same as acceptable.
This is the key to success or it being ‘an Irving’ (thought I would coin a phrase). When a weld cools down it shrinks and therefore pulls or bends the plates if they haven’t accommodated for this or welded on both sides of plate.
They should have sent this module to the paint shop before...
Aren’t our sailors still on board ROKS Dosan Ahn Chang-ho?
Colin put it best:
Yea that might be awkward if we go German. KSS arrives in Pearl, "Where are the Canadians?"
Sub CO "They got off midway when they heard the news"
"Umm what, how, where?"
Sub CO "I think English expression is ...
Not the best photo resolution but wow the fit-up and welding are brutal. Reminds me of some of the photos of Harry deWolfe first blocks that were out by inches.
By allies I would assume that is referring to Israel. Good luck with Bibi handing over a Shekel. This is probably going to expedite tRumps pullout from ‘ungrateful’ NATO; he’s going to need to siphon off the money from somewhere.
I think you’re on the right track. Establish a pseudo head office offshore (Bahamas?) that would act as a holding company.. Then rename the US footprint as a subsidiary and install an acting president of that subsidiary/division.
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