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CSC likely to be province and perhaps territory names IMHO.
Don’t forget:A bit too aggressive for Canadians @Dana381
How about:
HMCS Double Double
HMCS Sorry about that eh
HMCS No Doot Aboot it
Well, at 7,800 tons the CSCs are damned near as big as Ontario and Quebec (8,800 tons).Cruisers were named after provinces, such as HMCS Ontario (formerly HMS Minotaur) and HMCS Quebec (formerly HMCS Uganda, formerly HMS Uganda).
Can’t leave out:Don’t forget:
HMCS Oh Fuck Yah Buddy
HMCS Out For A Rip Are You Dare Bud
Sure that one shouldn't be an RCMP hull?Don’t forget:
HMCS Out For A Rip Are You Dare Bud
Funny thing is I remember an editorial in the G&M in the 80's during the nuclear sub debate suggesting just that. Get sponsors and sell naming rights etc. Ok lets go one step further privateers.Why not call it the honorary class, then name them after who ever donates the most? Might be a great way to make up for budget issues.
HMCS Scotia bank sounds Okay /sarcasm
USNI Proceedings put it out there.....Letters of marque!
Damn I didn't think of that...You all most had me, I even went back to double check....I didn't want egg on my face....wouldn't be the first time. Nope even referenced.The article is dated in april,... maybe the first?
After reading "Deniability versus Utility: China’s Maritime Militia", from the Naval Association of Canada (NAC) here, i bet that they are in a better position for privateering.
HMCS Take 20% Off There BudA bit too aggressive for Canadians @Dana381
How about:
HMCS Double Double
HMCS Sorry about that eh
HMCS No Doot Aboot it
By the time they are built it will FBNW vls.Also something no one is talking aboot... that 3D model of the CSC only has 30 VLS (24 mk 41, 6 ExLS).
ducks for cover
Only two sets bought, one for each coast’s Duty Ready Ship…By the time they are built it will FBNW vls.
Why not call it the honorary class, then name them after who ever donates the most? Might be a great way to make up for budget issues.
HMCS Scotia bank sounds Okay /sarcasm
I think the australians are having the same difficulty we are with space and margins. The CSC is being jammed full to the brim with gear. They are packing a cruisers worth of equipment in there and are adding capability beyond the UK version.View attachment 68157View attachment 68158
I still can't subscribe it would not be possible to get either one more mk41 VLS (8 cells) or 24 additional CAMM in the fore position like the Hunter-class or the City-class.
At 3 metres and 400 tons less than flights 1 and 2 of the Burke class destroyers, how much less (or more?) weaponry will the CSC have than those Burke's? And at those small size differences why are we not calling them destroyers?I think the australians are having the same difficulty we are with space and margins. The CSC is being jammed full to the brim with gear. They are packing a cruisers worth of equipment in there and are adding capability beyond the UK version.
For example the UK Type 26 doesn't have a ship-launched ASW torpedo tube (which I pointed out three years ago and was dismissed as "that's crazy"). The UK tactics are to exclusively use helicopters and submarines to hunt enemy subs. Which makes sense given their force structure.
We however can't afford an aircraft carrier or nuclear subs to go around with our TG, so need an alternative. Which means someone's mess or a magazine is getting cut in half to cram in two torpedo tubes, racks for the torpedos and two cranes to load it, that the UK doesn't have to worry about.
Which cuts into margins everywhere.
"Destroyers" I think you can answer that yourself. They are "Peacekeeping" floaty things!At 3 metres and 400 tons less than flights 1 and 2 of the Burke class destroyers, how much less (or more?) weaponry will the CSC have than those Burke's? And at those small size differences why are we not calling them destroyers?