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Neal Stevens
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TLAM Strike
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| US S Class submarine |
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Ramius
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:05 pm Post subject: |
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| USS S-5 (SS-110) |
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TLAM Strike
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Exact boat USS S-5 (SS-110) Group 2 (Government-type) S Class Submarine.  \ |
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Marcantilan
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:07 pm Post subject: |
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| AA 1 Class |
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Syxx_Killer
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churruca
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:28 pm Post subject: Its a... |
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:hmm:
looks GATO CLASS |
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Fzapper
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I knew it was S class because I just moved from SH1 to SH3 2 weeks ago. Stuck in my mind because it was such a lousy boat early in WWII.
Still, you guys are too quick!
You have the whole Janes collection on the shelf over your monitor?
This weekend will be a trip to Barnes & Noble. I'm enjoying the contest, though.
Did I mention my Uncle Dick went down with the USS Harder?
One time I was playing Silent Service II and on impulse started a new career as Richard E. Pick. The boat I got was the USS Harder ! Spooked me I must say. That career was a good one, but I got clobbered by destroyers in the end. |
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Fzapper
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SteamWake
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I obviously posted on the wrong thread up there at the top.
Would the fourm mods please delete that one and this one... I cant. |
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pb109
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USA (hint flag) S class sub WWII...
how much action did this class get ? |
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TLAM Strike
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Jungman
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:know: | Quote: | | It is a collapsible gyro that was stored in submarines and ships that was towed behind the ship to gain a higher vantige point for those over the horizion sightings. |
Saw that a week ago. I sen it two months ago doing research for data. He is correct. look at the litle tow line underneath it. it is the same picture off the website. It s a gyo copter like a flying kit, no engine. |
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Neal Stevens
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| TLAM Strike wrote: | | US S Class submarine |
The man came to play! Correct |
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Creeper
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| Old sub decorated for Christmas!!!!! |
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