That was a WWII cruiser, sunk by a WWII torpedo.
AI response to "How many torpedo did it take to sink a WWII battleship on average"
During World War II, sinking a battleship generally required 3 to 5 torpedo hits for standard modern designs, though this number varied significantly based on...
You need to be in around 30,000 DWT
Had the US kept their BB's active and continuously upgrading them, then they be highly useful today. Particularly in dealing with the Houthi's. However just repairing the piping alone would take years and besides the fact, people don't know how to run the...
As always, had we invested in the Reserves, the Naval Reservist could provide harbour security and route survey/clearance of the port they are nearest. Covering the same area year after year will build local knowledge, and the abilty to pass on the knowledge and skills. A lot of those junior...
There are some kids that have no concept of action/consequences and never will. Most of the students understand that of these kids. However there are a lot of kids who are partly on the spectrum but can understand action and consequences and have learned to exploit their "handicap". In fact we...
Public schools espouse a series of standards and principles they claim to promote, however they generally follow the path of least resistance when things get messy. My daughter was getting harassed by a kid with 'issues" and the teachers and principle were ignoring his behaviour and giving him a...
Meanwhile the US pivots once more on their frigate program. I suspect that any "Good idea fairy" in the vicinity will be shot on sight.
https://news.usni.org/2025/12/19/secnav-new-frigate-will-be-based-on-national-security-cutter-first-ffx-to-be-built-at-ingalls
Even today in the US, the average legal machine gun goes for around $20,000, not to mention the cost of feeding such a thing.
Average deaths by long guns of any type in the US is around 400 per year. That's about 1.01 people killed out of a million people a year.
Of course if a company is making a specialized dishwasher for the subs, it is making "Submarine components"
In the early 2000's Canadian shipbuilding companies were making components for hydro dams as they were the only ones in country with the abilty to produce custom shaped large diameter...
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