MysteryShip #22

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MysteryShip #22

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It seems that you're just nobody until you get your picture taken by fort in Malta...

Remember. I want the name of the ship, not just the class.



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Previous Correct Answers...

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 Number	Time Posted	Time Correct	Time Lapsed	Who Got It	Answer
 #1	09:11:49		09:17:22		    5:33		Ron Saueracker	HMS Dragon
 #2	15:15:47		19:19:54		 4:04:07		Marc		Tsugaru
 #3	10:20:18		10:48:42		   28:24		Django		HMS Arbiter or USS St. Simon
 #4	15:39:26		19:06:50		 3:27:24		Ron Saueracker	USS Oglala
 #5	09:13:54		08:38:05		23:24:49		Ron Saueracker	HMAS Mildura
 #6	16:27:38		14:58:36		22:30:58		Spence		Le Triomphant
 #7	10:22:26		11:06:38		   44:12		KDonovan		Sakawa
 #8	10:59:23		13:47:01		 2:47:38		Kumano		Shimane Maru
 #9	08:53:21		14:34:15		 5:40:54		Mynok		USS Hilo
 #10	15:27:55		00:36:20		 9:08:25		Rtrapasso		I-367
 #11	16:27:50		16:53:11		   26:21		Fokkov		HNMS Abraham Crijnssen
 #12	10:42:51		21:02:55		10:20:04		BluesBob		Tanikaze
 #13	09:25:26		10:18:40		   53:14		Sneer		P-101 or HMS Thracian
 #14	14:47:46		15:02:55		   15:09		Nikademus		HMS Exeter
 #15	08:42:16		09:09:33		   27:17		Fremen		HMS Euryalus
 #16	10:47:25		12:11:06		 1:23:41		Fokkov		HNMS Colombia
 #17	11:00:35		08:51:48		21:52:13		Fremen		Ariake
 #18	11:09:49		11:16:49		    7:00		Irrelevant	HMS Duke of York
 #19	15:53:52		16:24:28		   30:36		Fremen		Ryujo
 #20	15:06:48		15:11:05		    4:17		Iridium		Akashi
 #21	15:52:27		16:36:01		   43:34		Anarchyintheuk	HMS Apollo or HMAS Hobart
 #22	15:19:16
 


Links to previous threads...

#1 - HMS Dragon
#2 - Tsugaru
#3 - HMS Arbiter or USS St. Simon
#4 - USS Oglala
#5 - HMAS Mildura
#6 - Le Triomphant
#7 - Sakawa
#8 - Shimane Maru
#9 - USS Hilo
#10 - I-367
#11 - HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen
#12 - Tanikaze
#13 - P-101 or HMS Thracian
#14 - HMS Exeter
#15 - HMS Euryalus
#16 - HNLMS Colombia
#17 - Ariake
#18 - HMS Duke of York
#19 - Ryujo
#20 - Akashi
#21 - HMS Apollo or HMAS Hobart
#22 - ???
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RE: MysteryShip #22

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This isn't fair - you post these when I'm at work and away from my library! lol

It's a British Tribal Class DD, but damned if I know which ship!

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RE: MysteryShip #22

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Bring out another Akashi like boat...they're easy. Don't have to wade through books trying to find similar pictures or TROMs looking for when and where boats were.[:D]
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The HNMS Isaac Sweers Dutch destroyer
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RE: MysteryShip #22

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Oh, you thought I was talking about the big ship. I was talking about this one...

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Just kidding. Fremen gets another one...
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Previous Correct Answers...

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 Number	Time Posted	Time Correct	Time Lapsed	Who Got It	Answer
 #1	09:11:49		09:17:22		    5:33		Ron Saueracker	HMS Dragon
 #2	15:15:47		19:19:54		 4:04:07		Marc		Tsugaru
 #3	10:20:18		10:48:42		   28:24		Django		HMS Arbiter or USS St. Simon
 #4	15:39:26		19:06:50		 3:27:24		Ron Saueracker	USS Oglala
 #5	09:13:54		08:38:05		23:24:49		Ron Saueracker	HMAS Mildura
 #6	16:27:38		14:58:36		22:30:58		Spence		Le Triomphant
 #7	10:22:26		11:06:38		   44:12		KDonovan		Sakawa
 #8	10:59:23		13:47:01		 2:47:38		Kumano		Shimane Maru
 #9	08:53:21		14:34:15		 5:40:54		Mynok		USS Hilo
 #10	15:27:55		00:36:20		 9:08:25		Rtrapasso		I-367
 #11	16:27:50		16:53:11		   26:21		Fokkov		HNMS Abraham Crijnssen
 #12	10:42:51		21:02:55		10:20:04		BluesBob		Tanikaze
 #13	09:25:26		10:18:40		   53:14		Sneer		P-101 or HMS Thracian
 #14	14:47:46		15:02:55		   15:09		Nikademus		HMS Exeter
 #15	08:42:16		09:09:33		   27:17		Fremen		HMS Euryalus
 #16	10:47:25		12:11:06		 1:23:41		Fokkov		HNMS Colombia
 #17	11:00:35		08:51:48		21:52:13		Fremen		Ariake
 #18	11:09:49		11:16:49		    7:00		Irrelevant	HMS Duke of York
 #19	15:53:52		16:24:28		   30:36		Fremen		Ryujo
 #20	15:06:48		15:11:05		    4:17		Iridium		Akashi
 #21	15:52:27		16:36:01		   43:34		Anarchyintheuk	HMS Apollo or HMAS Hobart
 #22	15:19:16		16:06:31		   27:15		Fremen		HNMS Isaac Sweers
 


Links to previous threads...

#1 - HMS Dragon
#2 - Tsugaru
#3 - HMS Arbiter or USS St. Simon
#4 - USS Oglala
#5 - HMAS Mildura
#6 - Le Triomphant
#7 - Sakawa
#8 - Shimane Maru
#9 - USS Hilo
#10 - I-367
#11 - HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen
#12 - Tanikaze
#13 - P-101 or HMS Thracian
#14 - HMS Exeter
#15 - HMS Euryalus
#16 - HNLMS Colombia
#17 - Ariake
#18 - HMS Duke of York
#19 - Ryujo
#20 - Akashi
#21 - HMS Apollo or HMAS Hobart
#22 - HNMS Isaac Sweers
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RE: MysteryShip #22

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Oh, you thought I was talking about the big ship. I was talking about this one...

10 foot Pleasure boat owned by Papalapolus...........
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Am i allowed to participate again when you post a dutchy, since i let this one pass[:D][:D]
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RE: MysteryShip #22

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Isn't that the little fishing boat David Niven sailed to Navaronne in?
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