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Lot's of nice empty deck space for a gun.........
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Guns…I fixed it for yaLot's of nice empty deck space for a gun.........
Its a deck for the Weber and a nice waterproof Lounge setGuns…I fixed it for ya
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CCG colours look pretty sharp on AOPS.
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Work on Davies PIB from one Finnish yard to another lol
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Real "Canadian" ship building going on there......
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a further look at SATA
Introducing SATA Shipbuilding
A close look at the other Davie shipyard in Finland
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lots of other good posts there as well
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U.S. Coast Guard Awards Contracts for Eleven Arctic Security Cutters
The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded contracts to Davie Defense, Bollinger, and Rauma Marine Constructions for delivery of eleven Artic Security Cutters (of two different designs/variants).
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Exclusive First Look at Davie/Helsinki Shipyard's Arctic Security Cutter Design
More specifics on the Multi-Purpose Polar Support Ship
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Canada's National Shipbuilding Strategy, the Multi-Purpose Icebreaker, and the U.S. Coast Guard
Perhaps we can learn something about the MPI by taking a close look at why Canada is building the vessel.
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Seaspan Awarded Contract to Build Heavy Icebreaker
The Vancouver shipbuilder will build one of Canada's two planned PC2 vessels.
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Davie Awarded Contract to Build Canadian Polar Icebreaker
To deliver by 2030, Davie will use its own design and partially build the vessel in its Helsinki Shipyard.
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The Royal Navy’s frigate gap – how deep and how long will it last? - Navy Lookout
The RN is now in a position where ageing frigates are being decommissioned well before the replacements are available. There is little that can be done in the short term, but here we attempt to analyse if and when the situation might be recovered. Type 23s holding on Following our analysis of...www.navylookout.com
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I post this article and image again with the news that the RN will be decommissioning another frigate this year ahead of schedule after numerous recent refits and possibly another due to personnel shortages. Which would drop them to 5 type 23s. And wonder about our own situation as we are just starting construction of the RCD
HMS Richmond to be decommissioned this year – Royal Navy down to six frigates - Navy Lookout
It was confirmed yesterday at a farewell Parade in her affiliated town of Richmond in Yorkshire, that the frigate is to be retired following 31-years of service. HMS Richmond was the last warship built by the great Swan Hunter shipyard on the Tyne and commissioned in 1995. The penultimate ships...
Another warship quietly withdrawn – Royal Navy now down to just 5 frigates - Navy Lookout
HMS Iron Duke has been stripped of her weapons and sensors and has not been to sea since October 2025, despite no formal decommissioning announcement being made. Her withdrawal from active service, less than three years after a £103M refit, raises uncomfortable questions about the Royal Navy's...
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and then there were 5
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But for the grace of god and lot's of anti-corrosion paint, goes us.
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