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Ja Worsley

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  • in reply to: Small navies pic request #2064892
    Ja Worsley
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    Those ROmanian Navy pics don’t work, blast. I’m interested in seeing how the Type 22’s are turning out.

    Oh and good job on the Vietnamese stuff!

    in reply to: Greek Zubr #2064898
    Ja Worsley
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    SO how are the greeks finding them? I imagine that they’d be pretty happy with them!

    in reply to: Russian BB's of WWII #2066322
    Ja Worsley
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    Wan: hahahahahaha thanks mate, I can afford the cost of living, it’s the high cost of living it up that is starting to getto me 😉

    in reply to: Drac's Yak #1414027
    Ja Worsley
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    Mog: Mate I’d be really interested in seeing a pic of that Yak, sounds interesting, wonder if they are using it for movies?

    in reply to: Drac's Yak #1416089
    Ja Worsley
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    Mog: It’s a rather short runway, but I found it odd also.

    Art: Mate this was an ex-Romanian model, I was speaking with the owner/pilot, he even showed me the log book, it was an attrition replacement.

    Stieg: Thanks mate, yes it is nice to see something different, this would have to be one of the more exotic scheems down here!

    in reply to: HARS's Dak at Albion Park #1416094
    Ja Worsley
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    You should see her now Feather, she looks a little sad, but a lick of paint would fix that, 95 looks really good. Can’t wait for the hangers to be built down there, get them out of open air storage.

    in reply to: Russian BB's of WWII #2066735
    Ja Worsley
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    Wan: Mate if I had time to google, then I would have found them, sadly I am far too busy these days with work and study. I now have three part time jobs and full time study.

    in reply to: Russian BB's of WWII #2067569
    Ja Worsley
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    Thnks mate, I know about the Russian WWII subs, but not much about their BB’s

    in reply to: Heavy Tactical VertiLift #2616987
    Ja Worsley
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    ANd what of the Monsoon Gyro Lifter?

    in reply to: Australian Army UH-1H crew in trouble. #2617045
    Ja Worsley
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    Interesting Art and very informative, but not exactly the same thing is it? In your case they were on a private property and there was grounds for action, what happened here is in public view in a mass of people.

    INDY 300 wouldn’t be the same if all the women weren’t hardly wearing clothes, this is a known fact, but are those women getting rained on for hardly dressing? No. Instead these guys have a bit of fun showing a sign that is mearly ink on a page. Most of the population think it was funny, but as usual, in these “Politically Correct” days, famous institutions such as the call that was asked are shunned by those minority groups who need to have surgery to remove that bug that’s implanted up their coight. These days, become a player in the minority group and you can change the world, stay with the mass and you’ll go nowhere.

    in reply to: Iowa vs Yamato..who wins? #2067591
    Ja Worsley
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    I’d be interested in seeing how the IJN Ise class stood up in that table above, both before and after their modification.

    in reply to: Australian Army UH-1H crew in trouble. #2617622
    Ja Worsley
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    The Result of this is now known, the four Soldiers are to face Sexual Harrasment charges which could land them in military prison for six years if found guilty.

    in reply to: Australian Army UH-1H crew in trouble. #2618098
    Ja Worsley
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    Well the feminist groups are having a day with it, but the funny thing is, the majority of the population support the crew

    in reply to: Landlocked navies #2069612
    Ja Worsley
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    Can Can Can; Mate you may now enter the annals of legendarihood, welcome aboard mate, good work!

    in reply to: Kuznetsov CVBG set out for an ocean training campaign #2071241
    Ja Worsley
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    Steve: reading it again between classes (where I have a little more time), I can say yes those tugs are worrying. Maybe they are there just as a security precaution, after all, look what happened the last time the Russians went out on a major excercise…

    Never forget the Kursk or the people lost on board.

    But the Sov is in a very bad state and the russians being the proud people they are, don’t like to admit it.

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