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Old 05-08-2007, 14:44 PM   #16 (permalink)
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I thought the generally accepted definition of a ship is 'A large, usually sea-going, craft capable of carrying boats'.
Sir, I could not have explained it better myself.
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Old 05-08-2007, 14:55 PM   #17 (permalink)
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is there any "Katamaran" bodied war ship or boat?
Yes K, The USN Sea Raider is one of many undergoing testing.
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Yes K, The USN Sea Raider is one of many undergoing testing.
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and what about their maneuvrability??

i think that their twin body will resist twice when "turning"?
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Old 05-08-2007, 15:11 PM   #19 (permalink)
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A ferry in Istanbul

USA's new and experimental ship

heheheh quite similar right?
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Pretty much she is being used to test several of the latest technologies as far as speed, manuvering and deployment capability. IMO Azipods will soon find their way into the modern navy. You cant have a litorial presence if you cant manuver at speed.
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Pretty much she is being used to test several of the latest technologies as far as speed, manuvering and deployment capability. IMO Azipods will soon find their way into the modern navy. You cant have a litorial presence if you cant manuver at speed.
hımmm than heres the question of the night (22:31 here) whats the meaning of litorial?
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Old 05-08-2007, 16:24 PM   #22 (permalink)
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russia has a air cushioned katamaran armed with cruse missles.
rocket hovercraft
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russia has a air cushioned katamaran armed with cruse missles.
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Going to War in a "Tankette"??

whats your opinion about it?
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hımmm than heres the question of the night (22:31 here) whats the meaning of litorial?
Litorial waters meaning smaller bodies of water, rivers etc. You may also here the term "brown water navies" as in being the same.
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Litorial waters meaning smaller bodies of water, rivers etc. You may also here the term "brown water navies" as in being the same.
hımm...than in the future we can expect some river operations from USA navy?
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Littoral means 'Of, or pertaining to the shore'.
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Littoral means 'Of, or pertaining to the shore'.
roger that sir

"Kıyısal" in Turkish

which "belong" to shore, concerning to the shore or related to the shore...?
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hımm...than in the future we can expect some river operations from USA navy?
They do alot of operations in Lit waters. Its just not commonly know to the press.
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Old 05-10-2007, 04:41 AM   #29 (permalink)
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Looks like a really nice patrol boat, along the lines of the RAN's Armidale class and about the same size.

The forward gun mounting even seems to be an Isreali Typhoon mounting like the Armidales!!

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