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bcuster
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What To Do When Black Smoke Is Coming Out Of Ship's Funnel At Port?
Marine Insight - The maritime industry guide.
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Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
2 questions:
You get hurricanes in San Diego?
Aircraft carriers are better off at sea than in port during a hurricane?
You get hurricanes in San Diego?
Aircraft carriers are better off at sea than in port during a hurricane?
gosub
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First in 80 years....yep. you bang into the wall very hard otherwise
T & P
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Frankly, I think it’s both poor thinking as well as a damn shame that the captain didn’t instead get a couple of F35s secured sideways on deck, and get the pilots to go full throttle.
More expensive fuel-wise I guess, but far more fun a way to turn a ship
pseudonarcissus
fluttering and dancing
What To Do When Black Smoke Is Coming Out Of Ship's Funnel At Port?
Marine Insight - The maritime industry guide.
The cruise ship was a corrosion problem that meant hot stuff ignited insulation, it's not just smoke from the engine
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I had actually meant a few times in the past to try to research the subject of hospital ships in wartime, but have never done so.
Can anyone recommend a good online resource or book on the subject? I’m particularly interested to learn about how respected humanitarian & medical ships (as well as land vehicles, or MASH-style camps) were by all the combatants concerned during the various wars and conflicts.
I know that there are multiple instances of ships flying Red Cross or hospital markings that were ‘accidentally’ attacked by one of the factions. But generally speaking, did the warring factions in the two world wars generally give enemy ships in Red Cross colours the benefit of the doubt and refrain from attacking them?
bcuster
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The Titanic's sister was serving as a hospital ship when she was sunk...
Britannic | Ship, Wreck, Sinking, Titanic, & Facts | Britannica
Britannic, British ocean liner that was a sister ship of the Olympic and the Titanic. Having never operated as a commercial vessel, it was refitted as a hospital ship during World War I and sank in 1916, reportedly after striking a mine. Learn more about the Britannic.
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Chz
Stark Raving Sane
Definitely not Bismarck. Looks American to me. New Mexico class?
Edit: Found it. It's from the Tennessee subclass of the Numex. It's USS California.
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platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
USS Gerald Ford
A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
World's largest container ship leaves Felixstowe after first UK visit
The ship has capacity for 24,346 standard containers and has spent three days at the UK port.
www.bbc.co.uk
petee
no gods, no malarkey
1881 shipwreck found in lake michigan
In July, the shipwreck hunters Brendon Baillod and Robert Jaeck found the impressively intact wreckage of Trinidad lying underneath roughly 300 feet of water, about 10 miles off the shoreline of Algoma, Wis. That concluded a two-year search for the little-known vessel Mr. Baillod said was “little more than a floating coffin” at the time of its final voyage.
In July, the shipwreck hunters Brendon Baillod and Robert Jaeck found the impressively intact wreckage of Trinidad lying underneath roughly 300 feet of water, about 10 miles off the shoreline of Algoma, Wis. That concluded a two-year search for the little-known vessel Mr. Baillod said was “little more than a floating coffin” at the time of its final voyage.
steveo87
22/11/2022 - got a maths joke.
That's it, someone has to say it - London is a bit weird.
pseudonarcissus
fluttering and dancing
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Does he also transport powdery substances between neighbouring European countries in the process?
