What are you even blubbering about at this point? My reference to the G-class was to point to a possible redesign path for the Perry were it to ever restart production (which TBH is extremely low probability IMO). My subsequent reference to the Ticonderoga was to correct YOUR ridiculous assertion that the G-class used systems borrowed from the Burke; the point was that the systems you claimed came from the Burke actually came from the Tico first and were already present on them long before the Burke arrived on the scene. The G-class didn't borrow anything from the Burke because the systems on the G-class are not only not original to the Burke but also presently found on many other classes of ships. It would be about as genius as saying the G-class borrowed from the Burke, the Tico, the Alvaro de Bazan, the KDX-II, KDX-III, Atago, Kongo, etc. etc. etc. There is nothing about the Burke that makes it a special inspiration for the G-class. The G-class simply installed weapons and sensors used across multiple Western and NATO navies to enhance the effectiveness of the Perry class.Nice of you to change the goalpost from the G-class to the Ticonderoga here. How about we go all the way to the first prototype mounted on the Norton Sound shall we ?
And it takes some literary incompetence to read "technology found on the Burke" as "technology unique only to the Burke".
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