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Subject: An Arleigh Burke shot by French SSN during exercise
Bluewings12    5/30/2008 6:35:24 PM
From 5000m away .

h*tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwlsNJhheuQ&feature=related

Cheers .

 
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Herald12345    Big deal.   5/30/2008 6:49:13 PM
Fixed the reactor on the Amethyst yet?

Herald

 
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displacedjim       5/30/2008 7:22:58 PM
I think maybe this video could be important.  Seems to me it potentially shows a certain one-sidedness to NATO exercises.  When do we get to see some of an American sub exercising with a French Burke-equivalent while it is replenishing underway?
 
 
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Bluewings12       5/30/2008 7:38:34 PM
Herald :
""Fixed the reactor on the Amethyst yet?""

This Amethyst Sub seems combat ready and just proved it , don 't you think ?

Jim , I know for a fact that when a major French Ship is replenishing , a French SSN is screening ...
Where was yours ?

Cheers .

 
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displacedjim       5/30/2008 7:50:53 PM
Off doing a real mission instead of sailing past a pair of allied ships.
 
 
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Bluewings12       5/30/2008 7:55:24 PM
lol ! I hear you loud and clear Jim ;-)

Nevertheless , you know what I mean . The USN have been catched more than once by Subs these days ...

Cheers .

 
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Herald12345       5/30/2008 8:02:16 PM

Herald :
""Fixed the reactor on the Amethyst yet?""

This Amethyst Sub seems combat ready and just proved it , don 't you think ?

Nope. I see a standard periscope sighting taken . Nothing seen indicates anything else.

Herald




 
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Nichevo       5/30/2008 8:27:11 PM
BW, with the best will in the world, how were we to stop you?  Sink you? 

Should we do that next time?


From 5000m away .

h*tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwlsNJhheuQ&feature=related

Cheers .



 
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Bluewings12       5/30/2008 8:53:07 PM
Herald , if we had reactor problem , do you think that our Subs would be at sea ?
I mean , come on , a reactor problem is a huge problem ! We don 't play around with the lives of our submariners .
We 're not Russian ...

Nichevo :
""BW, with the best will in the world, how were we to stop you?  Sink you? 
Should we do that next time?""

lol ! Well , that was an exercise Nichevo . We don 't sink each other in exercise but the USN should have been able to protect the Arleigh because it was supposed to be a serious drill , don 't you think ?
We came as close at 5000m when the 2 ships where sitting ducks , is that serious ???

Cheers .


 
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displacedjim       5/31/2008 1:46:39 PM

Herald , if we had reactor problem , do you think that our Subs would be at sea ?
I mean , come on , a reactor problem is a huge problem ! We don 't play around with the lives of our submariners .
We 're not Russian ...

Nichevo :
""BW, with the best will in the world, how were we to stop you?  Sink you? 
Should we do that next time?""

lol ! Well , that was an exercise Nichevo . We don 't sink each other in exercise but the USN should have been able to protect the Arleigh because it was supposed to be a serious drill , don 't you think ?
We came as close at 5000m when the 2 ships where sitting ducks , is that serious ???

Cheers .




No, that's not serious.  I couldn't give a sh!t if a French submarine can get within 5000m, or 5m, of an American ship--unless France is planning on building one of those subs for someone we might actually fight someday, like maybe China or Iran.  Why do you?
 
 
 
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Herald12345       5/31/2008 2:55:16 PM

Herald , if we had reactor problem , do you think that our Subs would be at sea ?
I mean , come on , a reactor problem is a huge problem ! We don 't play around with the lives of our submariners .
We 're not Russian ...

No, you are worse. The same reactors that were found wanting in the Chuckles de Gaulle (too little shielding) are the ones you use in your subs. The Marine has done NOTHING to mitigate them in the subs. [They can't] At least these days the Russians try to mitigate their own fiascoes with better shielding. 

Nichevo :
""BW, with the best will in the world, how were we to stop you?  Sink you? 
Should we do that next time?""

lol ! Well , that was an exercise Nichevo . We don 't sink each other in exercise but the USN should have been able to protect the Arleigh because it was supposed to be a serious drill , don 't you think ?
We came as close at 5000m when the 2 ships where sitting ducks , is that serious ???

We don't know the parameters of the exercise, cretin. The Amythyst may have been a bodyguard and just running drills to check  mechanical operations. We zero on you  all the time. You make NICE stand-ins for the Pak and PRC bandit scum.

Herald



 
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DarthAmerica    The only thing...   5/31/2008 5:58:20 PM
...significant about this post is


1. It shows that US and European navies still maintain close relationships in the 21st Century

2. Quality training

3. Further demonstrates the immaturity and ignorance of some people on this forum


-DA

 
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Nanheyangrouchuan       5/31/2008 8:07:02 PM
Is it possible (and a good idea) that the upper levels of USN asked our NATO allies to take cheap shots at US ships in any situation to keep surface ASW people on their toes?  The AB captain is probably going to get an earful from Atlantic command.
 
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nyetneinnon       5/31/2008 11:51:55 PM

...significant about this post is


1. It shows that US and European navies still maintain close relationships in the 21st Century

2. Quality training

3. Further demonstrates the immaturity and ignorance of some people on this forum


-DA


Well said, DA.  And it's sad indeed how many hypocritical bigots there are, wasting their true intellect time.
 
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Herald12345       6/1/2008 12:02:29 AM



...significant about this post is


1. It shows that US and European navies still maintain close relationships in the 21st Century

2. Quality training

3. Further demonstrates the immaturity and ignorance of some people on this forum


-DA



Well said, DA.  And it's sad indeed how many hypocritical bigots there are, wasting their true intellect time.


Well I don't know about the bigots, but YOU sure showed up.

Herald

 
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Phaid       6/1/2008 12:44:57 AM
I said in the other thread, this looks nothing like an exercise.  This looks like a French sub getting a periscope snapshot of an AB while it's doing underway replenishment.  The recorded dialog says absolutely nothing about a "shot", he simply took a distance measurement.

So, BW, care to provide evidence that this was part of any exercise?  I see you've finally decided to come back and troll some more after you were exposed the last time you lied about having pdfs from the DGSE, so I await your evidence.

 
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