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The USS Gerald R Ford supercarrier
- Thread starter sodajones
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"The lower bow is a distinctive component of an aircraft carrier..." said Rolf Bartschi, NNS' vice president of carrier construction.
I shit you not...chicks are all about "your lower bow". Live it...learn it. Live long and prosper...
On a serious note: Really? Nothing about the 4-1/2 acres of "sovereign US territory" coming to an ocean near you? Nothing about the "more striking air power than most countries can afford?" Well, if the lower bow is the metric, I think y'all are okay. And, as with our newest class of carriers, only a very few will ever see it.
I shit you not...chicks are all about "your lower bow". Live it...learn it. Live long and prosper...
On a serious note: Really? Nothing about the 4-1/2 acres of "sovereign US territory" coming to an ocean near you? Nothing about the "more striking air power than most countries can afford?" Well, if the lower bow is the metric, I think y'all are okay. And, as with our newest class of carriers, only a very few will ever see it.
That is an impressive piece of U.S. engineering know how.
Kyoowashugi
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They always come rusty. At the end the yards will sandblast and paint...has to be an intense job on a ship that size.
"The lower bow is a distinctive component of an aircraft carrier..." said Rolf Bartschi, NNS' vice president of carrier construction.
I shit you not...chicks are all about "your lower bow". Live it...learn it. Live long and prosper...
Well, if the lower bow is the metric, I think y'all are okay. And, as with our newest class of carriers, only a very few will ever see it.
I had no idea it stuck out that far down there.
And yes, that's what she said, too.
