Posted by showcrop on September 26, 2017 at 14:28:31 from (73.238.20.26):
In Reply to: US Navy Frugality posted by showcrop on September 26, 2017 at 04:36:30:
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OK Rick here's the deal. All of our armed forces do a lot more that fight the enemy. After all we are not that much of the time at war right? What do you mean they won't even tell top speed and deepest depth like those are casual numbers. They can tell the public all kinds of things before they would give away the most important stats like those, right? of course. It isn't that our subs are in deep do do if they need to use the periscope, it comes into play in every day getting along with the rest of the world. It is very bad press for the Navy when a sub comes up under a fishing tour boat like they did off Hawaii 15 years ago. So it is always good for the duty officer to say: "Hey Xbox kid want to put the periscope up please?"
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