miletus12
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Post by miletus12 on Feb 12, 2023 1:34:56 GMT
how many of them do you think survive the war? Are any of them preserved as museums? do any of them see service in the postwar era? The guns on this or not the 8 inch they’re a hypothetical 5 inch 38 triple. a. I expect most of them to be sunk in battle or to be scrapped. b. Maybe one, if the money is raised. Battleships got a better more glamorous press from WWII as did submarines. The only reason we have flattop museum ships at all is because we museumed some Korean War veterans. c. You will NEVER see US 5 inch mounts in a triple configuration. The reason is that mutual in flight interference in the AAA role was a thing that was to be avoided. US AAA was odds even with the left and right barrels firing independently.
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Post by salvare7097 on Aug 8, 2023 23:32:23 GMT
how many of them do you think survive the war? Are any of them preserved as museums? do any of them see service in the postwar era? The guns on this or not the 8 inch they’re a hypothetical 5 inch 38 triple. a. I expect most of them to be sunk in battle or to be scrapped. b. Maybe one, if the money is raised. Battleships got a better more glamorous press from WWII as did submarines. The only reason we have flattop museum ships at all is because we museumed some Korean War veterans. c. You will NEVER see US 5 inch mounts in a triple configuration. The reason is that mutual in flight interference in the AAA role was a thing that was to be avoided. US AAA was odds even with the left and right barrels firing independently. Regarding C was more of idle curiosity. Disregarded it. assume it mounts the same 5 inch guns that were on enterprise instead. Remember the ships are materially new, so how does the Navy treat them? After the war does that survive are roughly 4 years old materially, so I don’t see them being scrapped soon.
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Post by lordroel on Aug 9, 2023 2:48:08 GMT
a. I expect most of them to be sunk in battle or to be scrapped. b. Maybe one, if the money is raised. Battleships got a better more glamorous press from WWII as did submarines. The only reason we have flattop museum ships at all is because we museumed some Korean War veterans. c. You will NEVER see US 5 inch mounts in a triple configuration. The reason is that mutual in flight interference in the AAA role was a thing that was to be avoided. US AAA was odds even with the left and right barrels firing independently. Regarding C was more of idle curiosity. Disregarded it. assume it mounts the same 5 inch guns that were on enterprise instead. Remember the ships are materially new, so how does the Navy treat them? After the war does that survive are roughly 4 years old materially, so I don’t see them being scrapped soon. Really, a thread that is older than 180 days and had a Very Old thread label above it, Rule VII applies here (see below):
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