Isn't the Log department busy enough with checking the loads to come onboard and telling the bosns where to put them?
Anyway, the concerns Underway alludes to provide hours and hours of fun for the Cargo Officer and the Liquid Cargo Officer. At least, on the new ones, I assume they will have...
Also, he talks of paying a "dividend". When did the USA become a business and its citizens become shareholders?
Besides, I am pretty sure its against the rules for a business to borrow money in order to pay out a dividend, especially if you are not making any profits (and lets face it, with...
Trump's believers are proof of the old saying: You can fool all the people some of the times, some people all of the time, but you can't fool all the people all of the time.
But even some of those in yellow are now slowly migrating into the last category. :)
Pretty sure the Rafale is made by Dassault (which already has a Montreal office, BTW). Rafael is an Israeli defense builder. As for ITAR, unless I am mistaken, the only ITAR item in the Gripen is the GE gaz turbine. I know it's a redesign matter, but if the US blocks such a sale, then, were I...
Yes. But not "large warehouses" of "materiel". Unless we have a different definition of "materiel". To me, that's always had a connotation of military prefabricated spare parts. The Cape's didn't carry that. They carried raw materials. And the extra stores for them were not that big.
The...
Well, if they did, I completely missed them. I lived onboard CAPE BRETON for two summers in a row in the late 70's. That's where the officer cadets of the naval reserve lived while under training. And I crawled all over that ship and didn't see any "large warehouse". She had the usual stores you...
IMHO, that calls for getting the US ambasssador in to see the minister of foreign affair (whatever they now call her) to be given a formal letter of reprimand to deliver to the president of the US.
No. He got pardoned in full by Trump 45.
But in my book a pardon means you are still a convicted felon, unless the pardon was specifically referenced to a miscarriage of justice.
IIRC, that was the plan but then someone wanted to load them up with Swiss knife mission kits and call them Afloat Logistic Support Ships, which then got confused with the "Big Honking Ships" of a certain general, and at the end of all that confusion, Treasury balked when the first bid from...
Seen. My bad. But the interpretation I have given has been the view of many employers I spoke with. I guess they figure what you do for them is not something that results from or is connected with his military service, which for most reservists is correct.
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