Gosh, it,s nice to be needed. Hi,everyone. Yep that certainly is the old "OZZIE".That ship was the only one I knew of that could "no lie", go in a complete circle with rudder midships(locked) and both shafts keyed in turns. She was a good old ship though and I would,ve liked it if she had lived on, even under a foreign flag, instead of the ignominous end she did get.I think PFC.OZBOURN deserves another named after him. I say this because I have heard two ships die a ships death, and, you,ll know it,s a sound you never forget.To die under a torch is sad but life must go on. I remember seeing some FORREST SHERMAN types tied upin SAN FRANCISCO being stripped of all above deck hardware and deckhouses and under conversion to OFFSHORE power plants. Geez whatta way to go. We, here in the good old U.S.A. don,t seem to value the history our coasts would bestow on us. We were once respected on the high seas in both merchant and NAVAL power.Lets let our models remember these times for us. I,m gonna. tankerbuilder