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Old 08-24-2007, 15:41 PM   #46 (permalink)
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If that is a realtime image then note how many are there and then tell me the changes that happen over the weekend come monday.

I believe the deal with Google Maps satellite over US installations is it is a few months old. I think there are now 4 carriers in Norfolk, but I am not sure. I MAY be down in Newport News this weekend. If thinbgs permit I'll slip over the Hampton Roads Bridge and take a gander at what is in.

I guess another way to check would be to look at what is sitting at Oceanna.
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Old 08-25-2007, 16:57 PM   #47 (permalink)
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I believe the deal with Google Maps satellite over US installations is it is a few months old. I think there are now 4 carriers in Norfolk, but I am not sure. I MAY be down in Newport News this weekend. If thinbgs permit I'll slip over the Hampton Roads Bridge and take a gander at what is in.

I guess another way to check would be to look at what is sitting at Oceanna.
Well I can personally tell you that one is missing from pierside today for approximately say ummm 5-5 1/2 hours.
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Old 08-25-2007, 18:13 PM   #48 (permalink)
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if your not using those carriers, you think we could borrow them!
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Old 08-25-2007, 18:15 PM   #49 (permalink)
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well they blanked out HMNB Clyde

HMNB Devonport 3 sub parked up there also, sorry make that 6!

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Old 08-27-2007, 08:21 AM   #50 (permalink)
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Well I can personally tell you that one is missing from pierside today for approximately say ummm 5-5 1/2 hours.
Where do you live? I am up in Prince George County...and I did not get down there this weekend. Spent most of it with a rake in my hand....except for when I was getting drenched yesterday afternoon?
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Old 08-27-2007, 11:29 AM   #51 (permalink)
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Where do you live? I am up in Prince George County...and I did not get down there this weekend. Spent most of it with a rake in my hand....except for when I was getting drenched yesterday afternoon?
I dont live anywhere around Virgina but I was supposed to be in Norfolk this weekend however proper paperwork wasn't prosessed in time.
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if your not using those carriers, you think we could borrow them!
Hmmm a new lend/lease program?
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if your not using those carriers, you think we could borrow them!
What'd you do with the 29 CVEs we gave you in WW II?!?!?

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I think we just paid of that lend lease thing. By the way hows that country doing you stole from us?

give use a few of those there CV and well forget about taking back the 13 colonies,.
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Yeah, I saw that a few weeks ago about Lend Lease.

Thanks.

Stole? Hey, we took it when you weren't looking!



We TRIED to give it back in 1814 but you just decided to trash it and leave!
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if you could get your naval yards up to speed and build us another 2 cvf in half the time we build them it would be appreciated. 4 cvf would be something to be proud of.
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A prime example of a carrier battlegroup would have been TF38 once they emerged from Leyte the few days after battle, refueled,rejuvinated and rearmed and meeting up with the British carrier force and on the prowl again with Okinawa and the home islands dead in their sights. The march to the end was on.
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