PLAN Carrier Strike Group and Airwing
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Re: Aircraft Carriers II
I do expect some good press coverage today though and we will see numerous pictures and probably some videos later today or tomorrow.
I do not know if there is a live stream of the event today. I expect there will be of the actual Christening on November 9th.
I do expect some good press coverage today though and we will see numerous pictures and probably some videos later today or tomorrow.
Re: Aircraft Carriers II
or, if there is a site monitoring it, link there too. THIS IS GREAT! Thanks NAVYRECO!
Is that from a live cam? If so, please post the link...I would love to watch that.
or, if there is a site monitoring it, link there too. THIS IS GREAT! Thanks NAVYRECO!
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Could not find a live feed of the dock flooding but the Christening will be live..
Could not find a live feed of the dock flooding but the Christening will be live..
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The Christening will be live..
Well USN CVs don't always operate with all four screws turning. Many times just two. If a propeller was damaged she could still make a good speed . Now if a rudder was damaged it would be very difficult to maneuver.
The Christening will be live..
Well USN CVs don't always operate with all four screws turning. Many times just two. If a propeller was damaged she could still make a good speed . Now if a rudder was damaged it would be very difficult to maneuver.
Re: Aircraft Carriers II
If the detonation penetrated the hull into the machinery spaces and caused larger destruction, fires and secondary explosions, it could stop the carrier.
But the nuclear carrier is FAST. If she has time to get up to max speed, which may be as high as 50 knots or more, she may outrin the torpedo. Aslo the US is developing counter torpedo torpedos to attack oncoming torpedos too.
Depends on lot of things. If a torpedo hit one of those propellers and detonated, it would probably ruin that propeller at least...but there are four and the vessel could keep going depending on the damage.
Hey Jeff, let me ask you a hypothetical question if I may. During a fight with a submarine when a torpedo exploded (not directly) near one of these giant propellers would it still be working?
If the detonation penetrated the hull into the machinery spaces and caused larger destruction, fires and secondary explosions, it could stop the carrier.
But the nuclear carrier is FAST. If she has time to get up to max speed, which may be as high as 50 knots or more, she may outrin the torpedo. Aslo the US is developing counter torpedo torpedos to attack oncoming torpedos too.