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Post by Chickenboy »
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The Wikipedia article said the tubes were sealed before being sold to Taiwan. Without functional torpedo tubes, what is her combat capacity?
Bill
Post by geofflambert »
ORIGINAL: wdolson
The Wikipedia article said the tubes were sealed before being sold to Taiwan.
Bill
ORIGINAL: geofflambert
ORIGINAL: wdolson
The Wikipedia article said the tubes were sealed before being sold to Taiwan.
Bill
She's had her tubes tied? Let me at 'er.
Post by NigelKentarus »
ORIGINAL: NigelKentarus
USS Constitution, launched in 1797 is listed as active duty.
Post by rockmedic109 »
A few years back she was going to sail {towed probably} through the harbor. I won a place on her and was so stoked. But life happened and China told us to come get a little girl that needed a family. I couldn't leave my little girl on her first 4th of July.ORIGINAL: General Patton
ORIGINAL: NigelKentarus
USS Constitution, launched in 1797 is listed as active duty.
Correct. She's a great ship. I've been aboard her 4 or 5 times. If you visit, take the tour. It's worth every penny....GP
Post by rockmedic109 »
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