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I mean we already have it where the topics overlap so much and it's just confusing between the two
If I, a person with reading comprehension, can see that it’s not written with sufficient specificity, then you can’t really expect the average ALO user to do much better, can you
😆
Communication is a two-way street, and if the moderation team cannot write the rules in such a way that a majority of the intended audience can tell if they are in compliance with the rules or not, then the rules are poorly written
Again it's clearly stated it's allowed as long as it's grounded in history Jaba, which much of that conversation wasn't
The conversation derailed, which is normal and fine
Is stating that Musashi’s gun barrels (which are historical) were insufficiently visible considered “grounded in history?”
Or is it “art” and “off topic”
It's yes.
Yes thats fine, as they are conversations on historical accuracy and rigging or not properly showing them at all
I suppose you have the most experience in the debate
Once you start talking about clothes instead of rigging its lore.
Good to know! I’ll make sure anyone unsure will know that’s the standard of interpretation, then
But rigging also belongs in lore because reasons.
Unless they're updating that now
do kan-sen consider rigging clothes like shoes

cursed
Thats a question for lore.
I'm more so addressing bring up personally and the like as thats a tangent that to many might not feel it belongs here
I would but I was making a comparison of what goes in history vs lore and confused myself a little
since ships in al history are supposedly for lore, but we have a pinned q and a post that was relevant for a kan-sen addition in history, things have gotten very convoluted
I'm quite sure that if someone were to shoot Richie they'd be criticising the projectile and giving a 2h lecture on the best material and method to use.
I will shoot you with a clown pie that has no delay
so it splats on your face
we have turned the ap shell into an he shell
AP stands for Apple Pie
Yeah there's a massive fucking overlap between both channel. But this still isn't exactly a "lore 2.0". You guys are fine for the most part as I trust your guys judgment. Just please watch the tangents
Truly a 1910’s moment
If you wanna go over personalities compared to historical figures thats cool, like PoWs and king Edwards I think?
how much of a angle do you test for
'well the pie should splat at all angles or it's not funny' - the clown navy
Honestly tho
They should’ve called me
Penetration and succesful post armor bursting guaranteed
Now test against cemented cardboard.
have a cutie pie
How about ceramic
honestly, test it against fry bag 'cut here' lines
because they're bs to cut or penetrate
Well it would likely act like the 8” type 91 that struck Sodak’s belt near the deck
Middle finger
the
Kinda turning the cemented layer into splinters around the hole kinda shoved inwards
the Veneto circumcision

when you got the 50 caliber and its home boys, the 25 calibers
Sounds like a prison break film that morgan freeman would narrate
opinion on this bote
Veneto crawled through 500 yards of shit and came out clean on the other side
Looks cute
a mast to rival weser and fuso
But I like my Dutch gunboats a little more
cute
Very smol
Especially K1-9
the child
Not boat
would you care to provide an example
Phone so sec


the legendary apen
remember kids the less armor you have
the better you do in the war simulators™
because the inside of the ship is hollow and nothing important is in there
The Dutch small boats are armoured as heck
I mean in this case IRL it would still make a very nice clean hole
Like Massa left on JB
Or Kiri on Sodak
this looks wonderful actually, it's so symmetric
Audace?
Doink
(Even if uhhh, her AA missiles shelf life is expired, so she is currently just a gun boat)

The DDX class can't come soon enough 
(Reposting old pictures because I'm bored)
DDG(X) was zumwalt
No Zumwalt was DD(X)
Ah wait yeah
DD(X) was Zum
DDX are the new italian DDs
And DDG(X) the new American DDs
gotcha
Nice throwback
/s
can i post this without getting bonked if i dont say anything else
@chilly osprey 
I mean he is right about Grigos, and Admiral Isakov of Gorshkov class will join Black Sea fleet in a year or so
But yeah about the older girl. That refit wasn't really that dramatic change 
Maybe her sister in Mediterranean will replace her place in Black Sea fleet later
Yeah I had made that comment before I learned that the refit was basically just them flogging her for a few more years of service
Though I'd still stand by the rest of it, barring perhaps greater questions about the material readiness of even modern platforms
“Modern naval guns are useless” mfs when I annihilate their rubber dinghy with VLS-launched tomahawks
It's not like the Black Sea Fleet is some kind of juggernaut, but the capabilities of its modern-ish ships aren't inconsiderable
Yeah was speaking of getting scrapped in 2018
Refit was trying to add more juice to her lifespan 
So somehow I never heard that Nevada used guns from Arizona when it conducted its latewar shore bombardments?
boy that adds another layer to it doesn’t it
yee
@strong plank
My brother in christ this is like the third time you bring this up
are you a troll or just stupid
who did teach you how to troll or call me stupid it nothing do with me
i don’t interest it
That all you got ? I dont want argue
Because of you keep troll me for reason
@manic fractal buddy please don't be the first person I have to hit
sure
My brother in christ
do you have eyes?
a brain?
some form of object permanence?
Unde please calm down lmao
But yeah all PR ships are from wows and are based off planned ship designes to entirely fake ships
There is a pinned document going over PR ships and their history
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_corvette_Yamato
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Iowa_(BB-4)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_(SP-790)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_Deutschland_(1904)
Yamato (大和, Yamato) was the second vessel in the Katsuragi class of three composite hulled, sail-and-steam corvettes of the early Imperial Japanese Navy. It was named for Yamato province, the old name for Nara prefecture and the historic heartland of Japan. The name was used again for the World War II battleship Yamato, commissioned in 1941.
USS Iowa (BB-4) was a pre-dreadnought battleship built for the United States Navy in the mid-1890s. The ship was a marked improvement over the previous Indiana-class battleships, correcting many of the defects in the design of those vessels. Among the most important improvements were significantly better seaworthiness owing to her greater freebo...
Enterprise was a private wooden motorboat owned by Elsie C. Stewart purchased by the United States Navy for $24,101 for non-commissioned service as a Section Patrol craft with the assigned number 790 in the 2nd Naval District during the period of United States participation in World War I.
SMS Deutschland (His Majesty's Ship Germany) was the first of five Deutschland-class pre-dreadnought battleships built for the German Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial Navy). The ship was armed with a main battery of four 28 cm (11 in) guns in two twin turrets. She was built at the Germaniawerft shipyard in Kiel, where she was laid down in June 1903 ...
post rare sub time
This is the sole Pr. 877V, the Alrosa
It's a regular Kilo/Paltus but with poompjet

It's like there has to be an Enterprise for USN and the HMS it seems
The Japanese cruiser Ibuki (伊吹) was a heavy cruiser built for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) during World War II. The lead ship of her class of two ships, she was ordered to be converted into a light aircraft carrier in 1943 before completion to help replace the aircraft carriers sunk during the Battle of Midway in mid-1942. The conversion was...
Vessel IBUKI (IMO: 9666481, MMSI: 370599000) is a Refrigerated Cargo Ship built in 2013 and currently sailing under the flag of Panama.
🤨 how many of these types of interactions are we gonna end up with
when are we gonna get an ice cream barge azur lane ship
never
hopefully soon
Lmao
is tea the one that wanted to make history public too
Didnt the us have this?
thats what he's referencing
Searched it up.. USS Quartz
Wouldn't it be cool that if she were implemented, mood consumption in all fleets will decrease..
the grinding dream
Why only boost morale on land when you can bring the joy to sea
we already had one bot account advertising a esex server so
get ready for the worse I suppose
Are u comparing the solove guy? That guy doesn't seem as worse as the bot you mentioned..
im just going to go back to talking about nothing but soviet casemate tanks like last year
esex server or essex server
Has the channel collapsed yet
not quite
268 my beloved

filename relevant
likewise
I want this now
still horrifying but not quite as much
yes
needs a AMX-13 turret
tru
Far from intervening to put a stop to it, General Hamilton, who has established headquarters above W Beach, gives an order of his own, commanding that the whole line, reinforced by the Australians, should on the stroke of 5.30 fix bayonets and storm Krithia and Achi Baba
The first that the Australian command in Brigade Headquarters knows of it is at 4.55 pm, when, just before they are about to have a refreshing chai, a message is handed to Major Walter Cass from Albury ordering the 2nd Brigade to attack at 5.30 pm. The message is staggering.
Charles Bean, recently having received his formal accreditation as a war correspondent, has scrambled to be given permission ‘to come off with the 2nd Brigade’ and would report, ‘This message, received at such short notice that it was doubtful whether it was humanly possible to comply with it, flung an infantry brigade of the A.I.F. for the first and only time in the earlier years of the war into an ordered attack across open country.’
Composite Division Commander General Paris has another request from General Hamilton. ‘Have you any bands with you?’ enquires Paris, hopefully. (General Hamilton likes bands to help make a bit of a display as they attack, so as to encourage their French Senegalese brethren.)
‘None …’
‘Well, have you any colours?’
‘No …’
‘You have bayonets, at any rate,’ Paris asserts, noting again that Sir Ian Hamilton – after the soldiers have finished charging two miles across open country in the face of entrenched enemy armed with machine-guns and artillery – would like them to use this weapon as much as they can.
‘I do not even know,’ McCay replies, ‘if it will be possible to carry out the order in time.’ ‘It has got to be done,’ Paris says flatly, before hanging up.
reminder of that time at Gallipoli that Hamilton tried to organise a brigade level attack in 30 minutes
T-10 hull never looked better

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Sydney_(1912)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Sydney_(D48)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Sydney_(R17)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Sydney_(FFG_03)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Sydney_(DDG_42)
HMAS Sydney was a Chatham-class light cruiser of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Laid down in 1911 and launched in 1912, the cruiser was commissioned into the RAN in 1913.
During the early stages of World War I, Sydney was involved in supporting the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force, and escorting the first ANZAC convoy. On 9 No...
HMAS Sydney, named after the Australian city of Sydney, was one of three modified Leander-class light cruisers operated by the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Ordered for the Royal Navy as HMS Phaeton, the cruiser was purchased by the Australian government and renamed prior to her 1934 launch.
During the early part of her operational history, Sydne...
HMAS Sydney (R17/A214/P214/L134) was a Majestic-class light aircraft carrier operated by the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). She was built for the Royal Navy and was launched as HMS Terrible (93) in 1944, but was not completed before the end of World War II. The carrier was sold to Australia in 1947, completed, and commissioned into the RAN as Sydn...
HMAS Sydney (FFG 03) was an Adelaide-class guided-missile frigate of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). The frigate was one of six modified Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates ordered from 1977 onwards, and the third of four to be constructed in the United States of America. Laid down and launched in 1980, Sydney was named for the capital city of N...
sorry i think i left the ping on
skill issue
one time i proposed that said ice cream ship would produce ice cream by literally shitting it out of her
got me banned from a server
doing something like this would've been easier
please make it two
you are scared of the truth
okay but i didnt
so
two of the only three battle honours awarded in the 20th century for an action involving a single opposing ship
👀
holy fuck i totally forgot how rare single ship actions are
also
sydney would end up sinking the first emden, then escorting the second one to her death
Imagine her interaction with emden ingame

ew no
i want her to call emden a cunt nonstop
enough of that "har har they sank each other irl so they're gay for each other ingame" nonsense
Emden (1914), Bismarck (1941), Kormoran (1941) are the only three single ship action battle honours awarded in the 20th century
hang on

what about spee
wdym thats just australian courtship
Lol
I spot a parsecboy
kek, reminds me of this:
https://www.kbismarck.com/archives/survivor-reports.pdf
Kaptänleutnant von Müllenheim-Rechberg, when interrogated, ventured the opinion that “Bismarck” could still have held her own against “Rodney” and “King George V” had not a shell from, he believed H.M.S. “Dorsetshire”, hit the Main Control Position. This blew out “Bismarck’s” brains. Main armament was then put into local control and von Müllenheim-Rechberg moved to “B” turret which was ordered to engage H.M.S. “Dorsetshire”. Only one salvo was fired. The gun’s crew had become thoroughly demoralised and mutinied and left the turret saying: “We are not going to stay here for target practice.” Müllenheim-Rechberg also left the turret. Similar scenes were taking place all over the ship for at this time “Bismarck” was taking terrific punishment.
According to one prisoner one officer drew his revolver and shot down some of the crew when they refused to obey him. Turret after turret was silenced, and communications were wrecked. Shell after shell hit the upper deck which was speedily reduced to a mass of twisted steel scourged ever again by fresh shells. Fires had broker out amidships and aft. Sheets of flame were pouring out of the funnel and the ship’s four aircraft were also burning. One shot snapped the mainmast which spun down over the quarter deck creating fresh carnage. Slowly the ship began to heel to port, water began to pour below through ventilators on the port side, water also rendering two port secondary armament turrets useless. Below on the Battery Deck ratings fought to escape with others who jammed the companionways, afraid to run the gauntlet of fire sweeping the decks above. The order to “Abandon Ship” never reached many parts of the vessel. Groups of men acted independently for themselves, but many such groups were blown to pieces before they could leave the ship.
As regards the final phase of the destruction of the “Bismarck” a conversation between two prisoners is worthy of notice. One remarked that a number of members of Germany’s Propaganda Kompanie were on board who filmed the scenes during the last battle. His companion said: “If that film was ever shown in Germany there would be no more volunteers for the German Navy.”!
what a shame that the film didnt survive the sinking
honestly
that film would've been blurry as fuck anyways
bit hard to maintain a steady filming hand when the entire fucking ship is being constantly shaken by shells of all calibers
Fellas
ooh
The Empire of Japan occupied the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) during World War II from March 1942 until after the end of the war in September 1945. It was one of the most crucial and important periods in modern Indonesian history.
In May 1940, Germany occupied the Netherlands, and martial law was declared in the Dutch East Indies. Following...

Wouldn't that have still emphasized how bad it was
it still shocks me to this day that George W Bush almost got fucking eaten by the japanese
yup
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this is the height of AL history
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Removed 
oops
It's fine


"send in the 2nd porn ad bot"
sir a second porn server invite that hit ALO
no a evangelion one where we get turnt into soup
https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/460931-m1-cattb/
Regarding my earlier adventure, as much as I hate using war thunder forums as a source
I would like to suggest the Ultimate MBT for the American tree. the M1 CATTB The M1 CATTB (Component Advanced Technology Test Bed) was a up-gunned version of the M1 abram. the tank was studying the possibility to fit the 140mm gun on the M1 Abram tank. the up-graded obviously required to fit a la...
rough stats for the M1 Thumper/M1 CATTB
war thunder forums are perfect as a source
literally primary sources with how often docs get leaked
yeah all of its sources for those specs are either facebook posts or a russian website I do not want to visit
I don't think I will ever find accurate armor stats for the CATTB
nor do I think the specs used in that forum post are accurate since its suppose to have M1A2 level protection
tho, steel beasts is still a good enough source for rough armor numbers
especially if I'm going with M1A2 rough equivalent
please, no it's really not
It's atrocious
the Abrams UFP is 38mm @ 82 degrees
it horribly inflates everything I know
There's no "943mm KE" ))
My favorite to laugh at is their leopard 1 armor figures
Lots of protection for 30-70mm plates
Welp I must get to bed 😦
tho I wonder
Swede trials have public numbers for the STRV-122s hull
do they have it for the abrams hull
(it's an early LeClerc, pre-serie 1, later ones are much better)
The hull numbers were in there too
considering the special armor scheme in that one was intended to be as effective as DU armor
tho the hull armor specs should be accurate in that one document
🤨 people really tryna use the basic export armor in the Swede trials to say abrams bad
what the hell did they do to the abrams hull with the Swede armor man
@ivory ridge vittorio giving someone the middle finger
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It's not often you get to make history, but we've just solved one of the great Australian mystery stories. More than 60 years ago, three Japanese midget subs made a daring wartime raid on Sydney - two were captured but the third disappeared, seemingly...
@frigid karma

Sliced bread is now illegal in this channel
Undef already did that joke

Twice in a day huh
Channel is Public now

fitted with a remotely operated weapon station designed by the company Moog which is armed with one 30mm automatic cannon and one 7.62mm coaxial machine gun mounted on the left side of the turret. On each side of the turret, there are two launcher containers able to fire surface-to-air missiles.
The Leonardo DRS Stryker C-UAS also integrates RADA tactical radar system providing enhanced fire control and air surveillance capabilities that can detect and track all types of aerial threats including Nano drones and short-range indirect fire.
those are prototypes for a certain previous US administrations uhm... southern infrastructure project
yeah or you could just be blatant about it
Much history
We can talk about a different kind of wooden walls though
L i n i e n s c h i f f e
Wall of Berlin should work here aye?
Rule of thumb for me is that anything that's taught in school as history counts as history
gosh i mean its not like this isnt in the first pinned message
and is an indicator of whether or not you're old

Could use a date if you know this one.
Very grand display.
Seems to be forming into line ahead too.
Wall is damn old so ye. Like China wall its should be fine
If that topic has lingering political effects, it should not be discussed, it's not that hard 
Looks like 1931 config, I’m on my iPad in bed but it’s possible it’s the 1935 parade
@tribal mortar please refrain from posting political/insensitive things in here, just a verbal mate so please don’t worry and try not to do it again for me
Ok 
what is that?
Want to say a model scale of a figurehead on a ship of sorts, aside from that I can't tell you
no it's the actual figurehead of Giulio Cesare
So I was half right
Welcome back.
What happne

For how long is the question
Depends on when I start leaking state secrets about shells.
Wings are a bit curved, probably a corsair
Or a British fighter for what I know
My next book is already 44 pages / 6600 words 
keep it up friend
I still need to refind the source that mentioned what the swedes did to the 15cm Bofors M/42
whether they changed the loading and the reboring.
Is that a ramjet shell 
A perfect projectile for my spacegun.
If what I read is correct Tromp's guns are heavier than De Rooter 
boundless insight
Sang boutta shoot down the arsenal bird
I do believe the boundless insight shell is only usable on the conscious layer. But it could also be usable in the future once the human thought cone has expanded more into the perceived knowledge layer…

Thing is
We didn't operate Corsairs (apart from the observation biplane)
And that is on Ilha Grande
Then the only thing that comes to mind to who had curved wings employed at that period is Britain
That is on post WW2 btw
Maybe it is going to make a left turn
And that gives the impression of curved wings
It reminds me of a firebrand with different engine
it's a jug
thats not a gull wing
and some p-47 variants have a distinctive upper tapering of the wing
you can also see the distinctive engine cowling
welp darn
"The wartime experiences also demanded removal of unnecessary equipment that might have been retained in peacetime; thus off went the boat cranes and ships boats that had been stored amidships"
Let me guess, food for fires?
(this was one of the "upgrades" of the Juneau class)
Weight saving likely
For example New Orleans class was damn overweight in 1945 because of new AA and Radar etc on top she got in time
Despite removal of her planes catapults etc
also to simplify maintenance
and no, unless they were handled improperly
Right..
boat cranes and ships boats also restricted weapon firing arcs too
so if the ship was at war and expected to see combat, off they go
And if they were on board during war times, iirc they just dumped them into the ocean before battle and picked them up should they find them again.
They're most likely dumped off without hesitation.
The Littorios offloaded all their boats prior to sortieing to maintain the excellent firing angles.
SU-101, An experimental tank destroyer that was intended to replace the SU-100. In April–May 1945, two prototypes were built and passed trials. the project succeed but it was cancelled later after the war.

ijn suruga is real ?
She is a planned kii class but she was never laid down
She isnt even one of the 2 of the class that were named
oh i see
Gaijin please 
Smoller Gorshkovs 
Ulyanovsk
Define supercarrier
Merchant size and population size 
That's just UK cope
It's a big harrier barge
Isn't Fujian supercarrier then
Like in terms of capabilities, the first non-US would probably be Charlie the Frank.
Which is pretty much just a slower, smaller US CVN in terms of equipment and capability.
003 / Fujian is basically equivalent to a modernized Kitty Hawk.
What’s the white bar
With colonies?
Ye
damn
now its worthless weight
ACTUALLY SCRATCH THAT
yeah side eat Kornets that the turret armor can't even stop
From what I can gather:
Russian devs made game accurate
Russian devs noticed US stuff stronger in some respects than SU vehicle.
Russian devs "fixed" it.
so they reduced its effectiveness against APFSDS
and for some reason now it stops ATGMs that no armor in game can stop besides it for some reason
It's anti-HEAT ERA
It's not supposed to do well against long rods
Note: the side ERA on the late CR2s has the same thing going on
Sure, a few things can, like the super-ultra-anti-HEAT ERA on late CR2s.
🤨 because apparently Russia needed a squadron vehicle with the most broken ATGMs in game

what else is new
The frontal armor of the Strv 122s also offers great protection, the CR2's turret cheeks can stop them..
Kornet isn't even the strongest ATGM in game
I don't know if i made this question before
There was many coal fired ships operating in WWI? (on the main navies)
Compared to the oil fired ones?
Logistics
Besides the coal is armour meme, there were many many more coal ports than oil ports.
It's more to prove my point 
Like
People saying
"The ships we sent in the Naval Division were all crap because they were all coal fired"
And i always argue
"But oil fired boilers were a fairly recent invention. And the transition to full oil burning fleets probably took part in the 1920s"
Even most German oil fired designs still had coal boilers mixed in because logistics
And another thing
They also say they were all "old"
Well, there were ships from the late 19th century and early 20th century operating on the navies at that time?
I don't think ships with 8 years of age are "old"
Which was mostly what the DNOG were composed
8 is not old, though not really young either.
Ships have a life expectancy of like 12 years for destroyers and 20 for Battleships or something
Well
Today is more i think
It depends really
But we are talking of the 1910s though
Nowadays you can refit more easily
it can punch through the STRV-122s cheeks and the chally 2s turret
But a Battleship, even if it obsolesces a bit, is still a Battleship
there's a few points on the leo 2 and STRV-122 that may stop it, but majority of the cheek is gonna pen
Only in some cases, tato. In the case of the 122, it has to be lined up perfectly.
👁️ I still wonder why the BMP-2M isn't just a straight up 11.0 IFV for the soviets
BRs are set purely on win/lose stats
and the BMP-2M wins at any BR it fights at
Maybe it was the case for our dreadnoughts
there is literally no tank in game that it can't punch through, and its able to fire said ATGMs on the move

Like
The main reason the British rejected them for service in the Home Fleet
Was because they lacked a fire control system
Still, they were battleships
like looking at it against my STRV-122B, if it gets the ATGMs off its gonna win that engagement
Adolf Hitler sent Joseph Stalin a telegram on his sixtieth birthday wishing him "good health and a happy future for the peoples of the friendly Soviet Union."

Friends close, enemies closer
oh good that was fucking nonsense
Buff colour begone
even compared to this?
Something something Stalin having a panic attack upon hearing about Barbarossa
Didn't he order everyone to calm down and refuse to believe it was actually happening at first?
Sang
Buffing something while nerfing its other thing doesn't mean weaker
Yes? 
Armor is weaker to APFDS now yes. But stronger to ATGMS. Which makes more sense
Given this thing expected to fight against RPGs etc
Yeah, I just saw the raw values of the first screen
This was his reaction irrc.
When your plan A fails while never having a plan B
Something to think about
Hms Glorious some reason have 305mm guns
Likely a placeholders for 381mm
Or it would be weird
the farther you go back, the more german english becomes
no wonder it's called a germanic language

he was warned so many times but he was still adamant that the funny mustache man won't declare war and start a two-front war

I think Stalin knew how stupid move it would be for him to wage war on British and Union at same time
well, it was
So he couldn't believe it
pretty stupid to also not fortify your border against a nation led by a megalomaniac tho
I mean look at Japan. Even they were shy on waging war on Union while dealing with US
That as well
that's why they went with the southern plan
I don't get why Germany waged war on US however.
I'm mean US would do it itself eventually. But still
because funny mustache man
Tru
It becomes Anglo-Saxon or Frisian at some point.
Since modern Germany speak high German the language is a bit distant from proto English as opposed to the lower regions.
i think swedes can also understand a bit of old english
High German, not to be confused with Drunk German

Hochseeflotte, or high lakes fleet.
Great language
Mostly Anglo-Saxon with French in-between I'm afraid.
Danish also iirc.
mostly because Anglia included some parts of the Danish mainland
If we go by language history, it's mostly celtic initially, followed by the romans/latin, then followed by germanics (due to Vikings and Scandinavian migration) and finally normans
Old French (key word: Old) was the higher societal language until the outbreak of 100 years' war, when local French lords renounced their French origin and English started a renaissance of sorts - mixed with old French naturally as these people try to speak English.
It's why pieces like Beowulf are utterly incomprehensible to the modern native English speaker, and that is only middle English
None of the "prithee", "anon", "thou and thee" stuff we have as seen commonly in pre-modern English - often seen via Shakespearean work.
Might as well add, during said period, a phenomenon known as diglossia happens - where two "forms" of the same language happens - Anglo Norman by the higher class nobles, Old English by the peasants
Mix this shit in the crucible of time for a good hundred years and you have the absolute clusterfuck that is modern English, where the letter "a" corresponds to six different sounds.
(Sorry for the wall of linguistics talk.)
I enjoyed this to be honest, just like back in good old days of my basic linguistic classes.
Don't remind me of my grammar classes.
Determiners, conjunctions, noun phrases, word trees... urgh
Oh, right, antecedents
and yeh, most of the ye olde Englishe were of Shakespeare and his contemporaries. even earlier works like Chaucer were not this flashy.
bruh. Morphology is a biatch.
but I do enjoy phonetics though
I still have a copy of a phonetics quiz book.
Want a headache?
A reading of The Chaos always helps.
800 irregularities, a massive fuck you to any second language learner.
I can't believe myself I forget this about Veneto class's belt. I really wonder if Soyuz would do the same as (200+175mm) for her belt armor if Soviets still wanted cemented only
Soyuz would be even more Italian 
My phonetics professor was a bit of a clown and a cunt, I didn't like him much.
Made it out with a B+, so 
das a classic. I enjoyed it when my morphology lecturer gave this to the class.
and I got A- so it's a bonus 
Learning the IPA and tongue/throat mechanics are very interesting though.
Also helped me to trill my Rs.
Needed for Russian/slavic languages, Spanish, and Cockney English on top of my head.
sounds like a Japanese trying to do dub a few English words.
the Panty Stocking and Garter belt Japanese dub comes to mind
Rrrrrrrrules
Japanese trilling of Rs IIRC is pretty overly dramatic
yeah
It's more like a flap, thus the L/R indistinction
Oh yah, does this apply for carriers?
Other than maintenance, and weight issues, they should be negligible, and along with the distance, and way they operate, are right?
always a mystery why JP just can't get their Ls right

I'm wondering more on Indian accent for English
There is something that makes it very noticable
carriers are pretty much the same, though do note that some have dedicated cranes, and considering their nature as a mobile air base, they can carry equipment they deem necessary for their operation.
The Soviets never looked into decapping arrays
Tone, and a flapped l from what I notice, since I had exposure to a few SEAsians.
And a 175mm outer plate would be as excessive as a 200mm main plate would be insufficient
because... Indians.
no seriously, Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, and Kashmiri have very distinct speaking tone, and they tend to bounce their stress from word to word.
not to mention, they tend to throw sounds here and there, like the L silver mentioned.
Ah, I was correct the first time
non-rhoticity, dropping the r
Rhoticity in English is the pronunciation of the historical rhotic consonant /r/ by English speakers. The presence or absence of rhoticity is one of the most prominent distinctions by which varieties of English can be classified. In rhotic varieties, the historical English /r/ sound is preserved in all pronunciation contexts. In non-rhotic varie...
yeah


The stress also sometimes change
I mean
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I had heard Pakistani, Northern Indian (Delhi area boys), and Sri Lankan speaking, and their accent are very pronounced thanks to their Sanskritic phonology.
An unfortunate side effect of me working with kids now is that I picked up the bad habit of ending particles when I'm in class, i.e. "lah" "wo", etc. 
My English is degrading 
rip
Well, have to establish rapport one way or the other
Don't worry, I haven't degraded to the point of saying "coke" as "cock" yet
Not like I'm Malay or Singaporean
Man's gon degrade into Singlish
I mean, you can call lads with "Cok", (that's a collocation for "Ucok" a rather well known calling name for boys in North Sumatra), and see their reactions 
I'd rather deal with Hong Kong English than Singlish tbf
I'm not from Indonesia, so, lol
Hong Kong English's more the thing when I mention lah or wo, common usage in Cantonese
@delicate beacon I remember DZP's A and D having extra rangefinders. Any clue if they're fixed?
Other than that, I remember everything mostly on point except vents.
They were fixed.
Aside from the minute details, she mostly has issues with her gun specs and module names being wrong.
You can't fix those. WG is confidently wrong on those.
Minnesota's module names are still utter garbage.
But can they at least fix the god damn airstrikes.
Doritos on a ship from 1950s.
"gunner's and commander's sight" i sure hope it has them it's fucking 2022
why even bother typing that
"see through armor"

isn't that the capability to see outside the vehicle via cameras
I want to say the Lynx has that?
handier to have on an ifv so dismounts don't get ganked by someone waiting around the corner
Yeah, it's just a comprehensive camera array linked to headsets
And they run basically augmented reality to overlay the view of 'outside' onto the headset
https://twitter.com/navalgroup/status/1582397874683674624
https://twitter.com/navalgroup/status/1582397885206831107
https://twitter.com/navalgroup/status/1582414801329786883
Still keeping 2 catapult option I see
Ceramics at first glance don't seem be a particularly good material for armor, especially not for tank armor, considering how brittle they can be. Of course, there is difference between our "household" ceramics and technical ceramics, still various properties like brittleness remain. In this video Professor Paul Hazell (UNSW Canberra) and I talk...
Anyone who uses the Abrams as a thumbnail for ceramic armor deserves to be shot
What if they’re hiding behind ceramic armor

@delicate beacon
pew pew 
Ayo they fixed the disneyland tower
It looks more like Gerald Ford tower now
Magenta
Would be nice for my bathtub
Flanguard
wt?
yes
Funny tho
For such old machines you would expect all of their stuff being known
But nooo, even their armor info varies still
it's most likely a comedic bug
because this flies against the whole German design philosophy...and basic eyesight
What the fuck
new Richie new richie
do you guys have any good books like this one that cover the USN or the KMS in a similar vein?
For the US, the 15 volumes of History of United States Naval Operations in WWII is the gold standard. Unfortunately exorbitantly expensive.
If not that, Ian Toll's trilogy from what I heard are also good.
If you want technical specifics and design details of a particular ship type, then Norman Friedman's Illustrated History of US (ship type) is your friend.
For KM, Whitley's series, and Koop and Schmolke's are also decent.
oooh these ones look really good
the cruiser one is almost 50% off on amazon right now I might cop that
Today on October 19, the ceremony, which took place at the Hanwha Defense factory in Changwon, roll out 24 K9A1 howitzers for Poland.The ceremony took place 2 months after signing the agreement. Roll out of 10 K2 tanks will also take place today.
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https://twitter.com/ryszardjonski/status/1582621124273221632
https://twitter.com/ryszardjonski/status/1582622185470185472
Poland's first 10 K2 Black Panther main battle tanks were rolled out at Hyundai Rotem factory in Changwon today on 19 October 2022.
Poland intends to acquire up to 980 K2 tanks and signed an initial contract of 180 tanks in August.
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Woah mama 
Also, hate to be a bit of a downer, but Stille's books from experience are pretty bland and doesn't go into suffcient detail.
For the Japanese, the definitive standard if you're into Japanese naval policy would be Kaigun by Peatty and Evans; for cruiser design and service, Lacroix and Wells' Japanese cruisers of the Pacific War; If you're looking specifically for the Yamatos, Lengerer and Ahlberg's Yamato class and subsequent planning has you covered.
I'm confident these are more detailed than what Stile tries to cover in his book. I'm not saying it's bad or wrong, but minute details do show in the aforementioned titles.
here's my generic book recommendation list
Case in point, the genesis in the schism between the IJN and IJA originates as early as the 1900s, borne of an imperial decision to try to appease both parties and end up pissing both off.
@humble mulch Kindly requesting a pin to jaba's list.
I'd also throw in the Ensign Man O'War series on top of my head.
A damn shame I never managed to finish Morison's 15 books, will likely never gain access to my university library again 
Soviet battleships by Stephen Mclaughlin too 
For the Germans you usually look for either Koop, Schmolke or Breyer on the author list
And then keep your eyes peeled for that one major blunder they have in every book

Some of Breyer is really 
It depends on which book you are looking at, his book on Graf Zep was 
The book on armor, less so
I haven't thoroughly examined his Z-plan book, but from a good glance, it seems okay.
(ignoring O-class' protection scheme.)
Sure wish Fock used more sources on his Zed books
Sucks being born somewhere in the late 20s, and not having the internet with all it's knowledge within reach
Why not?
this is just very no
Still more accurate than WG's model
and for whatever reason, early P-class concepts

why is the main gun superfiring over the secondary?
prinz eugen class?
IIRC related to weight and protection, which for the P-class its discussion was a shit show until the project was canned in favour of escalating them to Os
Eugen was a later batch IIRC
Hipper and Blucher, then eugen, seyd and lutz are of a modified design
yeah but she was still pretty much the same as hipper wasnt she?
mostly
as for differences between the Hippers
Remember, 15mm forward bulkhead on Nürnberg
I hate that it doesn't show the boiler connections
although those should be obvious
gotta love how they tried to combine stuff on eugen but then didn't on seyd
That bit on cruising speeds is a bit weird, since the Deutschlands cruised at various speeds
Seydlitz from what I read went with Wagner-Deschimag turbines of different design
Advantage of not having a bunch of turbines, but rather going with motors and varying the output by simple adding or substracting them from the gearbox
no more blohm & voss?
B and V on Hipper and Bloocher only
So Scheer could cruise at 8-10kn for an even better fuel economy
yet you can just connect and disconnect turbines

But the turbines are all different
doesn't matter
the gearbox doesn't care
it will just be more complex
the stuff on the hippers is pretty similar to french tinkering with DD turbines
If the cruising turbine doesn't cut it, you need to add whatever turbine is next in efficiency
Take that away
It's ugly
sirene I will literally give you a hug
both?

Remind me what's so fucked about the Ms?
yes
I forgot someone railing on them quite hard, forgot who
sarcasticat?
probably
I am usually very vocal on them
But yes, where and what is wrong?
Because I don't see them being an actual improvement over their predecessors, considering how much more tonnage they threw at them
the cat skin tho
La Gal being a shitty SR tilts me
here's hoping Gloire, Montcalm and Leygues get better treatment
you're pretty down bad, aren't you
always
La Gali not being SSR is a sin
retro when?
The armor is fucked, that turtleback is outright dangerous on the raised parts (the armor is at best a side grade compared to Nürnberg), they cut down the firepower by one barrel, and cut the secondary battery in half, the torpedo battery lost 50%, and all of that for a speed increase that realistically speaking is more down to the usage of technological advances, less to actual design features
especially with Noshiro and Sakawa being SSR
That's my tl;dr on them
ah but riche you forget no one care about french surrender navy hahaha
Now, look at this one, better in every regard except speed
that is why theyre purple
And ten years older
You dare shit talk the Aganos?
According to the German Wikipedia ™️, they're very powerful cruisers

leave it to the germans 
That cope slope is awful
Feels like a massive invitation to any sort of plunging fire
meaning you die to anything firing from long distance
what is the 50mm belt even stopping
I guess for some massively overkill seaworthiness
but hit, see here.
I'm so sorry Sirene
How can you beat that logic?
Karlsruhe
I ought to read more on the Ks, tbh
whatever that bulge is doing there tho?
Not exactly trusting my translated copy of Williamson's book
That is post refit
what the fuck
shhh, flotilla leaders
Pre refit, or just Königsberg and Köln for the entirety of their service, looked like this
The real tomfuckery I'm trying to find out now is why Agano C-44 goes back to three shafts
Don't think they're lacking for cruising range or trying funni diesels too
full width 20mm deck, 50mm belt, 10-15mm splinter bulkhead, a 70mm aft bulkhead, an 80mm fore bulkhead, and an internal 40mm deck and slope for the steering machinery
ain't much, but it's honest work
leander vs agano is a more honest comparison
arethusa vs agano
perth vs agano
it would be a pretty fair fight between the two anyway
leander is slower and has worse deck protection but superior belt armour and guns that arent from 1908
My money's still on the Brit
id say fire control is probably on Leanders side as well
lower deck protection vs 6" isn't that much of a downside
And Leander has 33% more gun
yeah and the extra turret helps matters
especially considering IJN 6" shells
and can realistically poke into Agano's vitals
while Agano with those pseudo sap shells or whatever they were can only hope for some lucky turret and superstructure hits
I think against Emden Agano has a realistic advantage
Well
If the captain is smort
he'd dump the torps first
so not a surefire way to keel an agano
Yahagi did exactly that to avoid getting Akizuki ™️'d
those torps are her best bet against a modern cruiser anyway
hmm
IJN 6" common is pretty good against homogeneous at close to 90° angles
I'm not sure what the fuze time is tho
still trying to find the value for the turtleback
I remember something about 20mm and 30mm
but what is deck and what turtle
memory leak
The Type 13 Mark 1 Mod 1 fuze was introduced in December of 1941 and this was used in the 6-inch and 5.5-inch base-fuzed shells. This fuze gave trouble owing to the breakdown of mercury fulminate during storage and this problem resulted in many duds during the war.
non delay

yeah Emden might win here
shell simply bursts while passing through the belt and then the turtleback catches most of the splinters
Emden used WW1 vintage guns for most of her career (tho they replaced them for the more modern 15cm gun as used on the DDs in early 44), so I don't quite see her punching into Agano's vitals
In theory she should be able to use the standard AP shell, but don't she ever got those
so she's using WW1 shells and guns?
WW2 HE
so neither is getting into one another's vitals
fun battle
whoever sinks of splinter damage first

Agano versus Etna-class?
As I pointed ut
anything with armor will probably not get any 6" from Agano in their vitals aside from splinters
so as long as your guns have shells that can pen agano and have a delay fuze you're golden
If Okun's table is to be believed, as little as 50mm should already suffice

Then add some ship angle, and that matter should be settled


I kind of suspect that it might actually be some kind of common shell, rather than APC, just given it was supposed to be similar to the 120mm shell (Non-delay base fuse Granata Perforante). And that's pretty much what the USN examination of the RM 120mm GP shell comes out to.
Like any RM Granata Perforante shell, it's got a body painted white with a blue band of paint above the driving bands.
The only weird bit is that the ballistic cap is supposed to be left unpainted by regulation, not painted orange.
Anywho, as far as dealing with Agano's protection, the 135mm should be able to penetrate the belt at 10,000 meters or below, and the deck at 12,000 meters or beyond.
Meet the winner! CV90 is selected as the next IFV of the Czech Republic. Come and see at Future Forces trade show this week in Prague, 19-21 October. 🇨🇿
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good lord
lul
What you’re seeing is advanced warfare
We've seen that happen before, but mostly in the context of land combat
Ex, Turks using Syrian cellphones to target air defenses. And once the Syrians started leaving their phones off the effectiveness of the drones dropped off.
Best (dont @ me) axis plane has arrived
@ivory ridge that's not Fokker D XXI 
axis apologist
Wtf is that shell
Ah yes, below belt diving shell with no water in the way
the way that those plates keep tearing open after the shell penetrated them too
Wonder if it’s related to the size of plate used
Firing at a drydocked ship of course
seems like a material that is very susceptible to shear
le paper machette armour
Remind me, did they keep any 41cm guns
there are some around yes
yee
Any 46cm? 
rip
What’s the grey outline
destroys friendly A6M
that's ok he was about to hit a ship anyways
There's a book I want to read for my research but its only copies are in The Hague 
It's not even a Re.2005
The model for that one is in a month 
The bus stop is right across the International Criminal Court. 
Maybe it's time I grow over my autism 

that's one of the weirdest looking t-72s I've ever seen
The tank is our brains cells and the shell is horrid takes people have there right?
Metaphor goes both ways too
It sort of reminds me of the object 187
Or one of the type 85 series models
The NC museum is showing a video/movie of a submarine going to the deep and it found the battleship Bismarck

James Cameron’s submersible
Ye
There is also an entire 41cm twin turret from Mutsu, sitting around
Of course, all goodies deserve to be shared
I did the first step. 
I made a Forum post on the wows forums. I can beat the social pressure. 

hms hood where is sunk?
That's what I thought
series 6
g.56, re.2006, MC.207

Goddamn you Macchi why did you try to build a prototype before it and called it 206
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Lies: Soviet Union was rude to Murm
Reality: Soviet Union prevented scrapping of last Omaha class long as possible
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