Mr.Elendig
It's not an ubot, but the effect is the same
The boat fiering the torpedo is the norwegian Hauk(super-Hauk) class fpb.(im currently sailing with one of them)
I'm not sure wath class the target is.
Source http://www.22mtb.com
It's not an ubot, but the effect is the same
The boat fiering the torpedo is the norwegian Hauk(super-Hauk) class fpb.(im currently sailing with one of them)
I'm not sure wath class the target is.
Source http://www.22mtb.com
Nice! Nice! Nice! These torps really make that thing go "POP!".
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Interrogator:"KorvKpt, is it true that you smoked marijuana with Halle Berry on the back seat of a stolen Yugo, its trunk stuffed with Iraqi weapon- grad
One shot one kill, eh? Nice
Easy kill. Immobilized and didn't shoot at them.
Friggin' n00bs
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Interrogator:"KorvKpt, is it true that you smoked marijuana with Halle Berry on the back seat of a stolen Yugo, its trunk stuffed with Iraqi weapon- grad
Very cool... although the gunex video is lame.
--- I am sunking! ---
Fire exercises aren't really exciting... only the first time hits big time!
@Mr. Elendig:
These SKJOLD- class ships the 22nd has... are those these stealth- boats everyone talks about?
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Interrogator:"KorvKpt, is it true that you smoked marijuana with Halle Berry on the back seat of a stolen Yugo, its trunk stuffed with Iraqi weapon- grad
The 'Skjold'-class patrol-boats (think they are called MKB (Missil-Kanon-BÃÂ¥t)) are the stealthy boat that the USN are interrested in, yes. Only one is built, KNM Skjold. I think it is in the states right now for a second round of evaluation. The combination of stealthy caractheristics and 60 knots speed is to my knowledge quite unique.
I'm quite convinced that the ship blown up by the Tp613 was the old 1950's corevette KNM Sleipner, or its sister KNM Ó*ger. They where phased out around 1990, AFAIK.
When I was in the military in 1988 - 1990 the number of ships, boats and wessels in the norvegian navy was around 90. Now it is ca 23.
The coastal artillery is not excisting any more. This is a paradox, considering our coastline is roughly as long as the U.S. combined coastlines..
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