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No, not the one, but you are onto my game. I think the subject of post-ww2 German weapons in the service of other countries is fascinating, like the French He-177's.
The correct answer served even later.
The former U-2518 was renamed the Roland Morillot and served until 1967 with the French Navy. There were at least four that served in the Russian navy until 1955, the last one was scuttled or used in weapon testing until 1973 which shouldn't count.
Mike T.
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groovy. When did the last Type 21 U-Boat leave service ( museum doesn't count, nor do subsequent designs derived from this type)?
bondo, your turn.
And there is no CIWS mount forward of the bridge.
I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
The Flight IIA's have the exhaust stacks recessed into the funnel structure, there are a pair of hangars off of the pad, the forward gun is lengthened to 62 calibre from 54.
what is the noticable difference between a burke types 1-2 & type 2a?
ddp it's your turn....
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The US NAvy Chaplain Corps?
While we wait for our friend to answer: the above is the motto of what organization?
ddp59 orange & white was what i was looking for.
orange & white was what i was looking for.
OK, now what? Do you want to ask another question, ddp? Go right ahead.
Well, pic at the naval archive site showed red or red-orange and grey or dark blue depending on fading, sunlight, etc.
Really does answer the question as there were undoubtly other colors but these were present and that is that. there cold also have been a dab of white here and there as mentioned above but hey, too bad.
Hope you are not asking for Measrure colors.
looked orange to me.
Nevada was the target ship that was to be dropped on by "Dave's Dream" a B29, and was painted red and white. I think red with white details.
your 1st color is somewhat close but still off.
I just saw a color pic on the naval archive site. looks grey, could be dark blue. I dunno.
nope. i thought it was just orange too til i saw a documentry last week that included video of the target ships including the nevada & it showed 2 colors, mostly orange but with another color.
Red and Orange.
and what eles as i did say colors?
I believe it was orange.
what colors was the nevada painted or covered with at the bikini tests?
Hey that was quick !!.
Your question ddp59.
1935
http://www.navy.mil/navydata/cno/n87/history/chrono.html
Thanks bondoman,
Which submarine was first fitted with an air-conditioning system on board ?
Well done, Shannon. To be precise, they were built at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, which is about 20 miles north of San Francisco. Your turn, sir.
How about,
A-3 (SS-4), originally laid down as GRAMPUS (Submarine Torpedo Boat No. 4), and A-5 (SS-6), originally laid down as PIKE (Submarine Torpedo Boat No. 6), in December 1900, at San Francisco, California, by Union Iron Works.
First US Navy submarines (two) built on the Pacific coast?
Anybody want to submit a jump-ball question to get this running again?
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