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Three of four British-built subs to be operatio

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Three of four British-built subs to be operational within next 18 months


Military | 206515 hits | Feb 15 8:33 pm | Posted by: Hyack
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  1. by stokes
    Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:48 am
    Biggest waste of money ever, the Victoria has been sitting in drydock for almost 3 years absorbing most of the resources to fix the surface ships. We should have bought new because those damn limeys ripped us off!!!

  2. by avatar Loader
    Sat Feb 16, 2008 10:50 pm
    I think the principal of caveat emptor really applied here. I don't think the Brits ripped us off, (not sure about the infamous pizza size dent in the Unseen/Victoria). We badly underestimated the costs to bring the Subs up to speed after they had been sitting five years.
    Agree they have been a huge drain on repair resources, but I think they will be light years of what we had. Its to bad we couldn't get nuclear to give some under ice capability.

  3. by stokes
    Sun Feb 17, 2008 12:17 am
    We tried getting Nuclear in the late 80's but the problem being the term "Nuclear" meant to the un-educated that they were capable of carrying nuclear weapons there was a huge public outcry.

    Besides I have seen first hand how the Navy cuts corners on maintenance due to a lack of parts and manpower and you cant cut any corners with nuclear power because the potential for disaster is very high.



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