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  • in reply to: World Cup Thread (Merged) #1927028
    Ja Worsley
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    I saw all the matches that Trinidad and Tobago played, they did well and I would think that we haven’t seen the last of them, but yes there have been a lot of calls aginst the smaller up and coming football nations or even calls that have fallen on deaf ref ears. I imagine that FIFA are really going to be watching who they choose for the the games in 2010.

    in reply to: General Discussion #310470
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    Wow I wanted to see a football match, instead I see a couple of fights, talk about tension! Figo did start it though, and I think it wasn’t fair that after he head butted Boulahrouz he wasn’t sent off, but we’ll have to wait and see what FIFA say about it.

    What a match, The most cards ever, four Red and so many Yellow you would thing you were in Bejing! Even the Portugese goalie got a yellow, un believeable.

    The biggest shock- no Van Nystroij, that’s the price the Dutch coach will have to live with.

    in reply to: World Cup Thread (Merged) #1927056
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    Wow I wanted to see a football match, instead I see a couple of fights, talk about tension! Figo did start it though, and I think it wasn’t fair that after he head butted Boulahrouz he wasn’t sent off, but we’ll have to wait and see what FIFA say about it.

    What a match, The most cards ever, four Red and so many Yellow you would thing you were in Bejing! Even the Portugese goalie got a yellow, un believeable.

    The biggest shock- no Van Nystroij, that’s the price the Dutch coach will have to live with.

    in reply to: Canada to fund supply/support ships #2050356
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    Interesting that the TSV’s are being touted as a “Modest Proposal”. Should Austral gain any further sales I would like to see the LHT (Light Helo Transport Ship) get a chance to be built and put into sercvice

    For those of you who missed what this looks like:
    http://scatteredintelligenceagency.net/uploads/Lhtmedium.JPG

    This ship would offer a great transport capability for any navy. It has a deck with three helo spots and can store six helos below as well as the usual amphibious support equipment.

    I think the question really is, what does Canada want? I mean $15 billion on ships that support the combat edge is ok but what about the Comabt ships themselves? The Halifax are going to need replacing soon, the Iraquois are scaling back to de-activation (only two are going to be upgraded with a limited life potential). They also need new Patrol boats and well the less spoken about the Victoria class the less of a jinx we put on them!

    in reply to: General Discussion #310475
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    No immediate exit for Poll

    BERLIN, June 24: English referee Mr Graham Poll might not have officiated his last match at the World Cup.
    Mr Poll’s technical blunder ~ issuing three yellow cards to one player in a match ~ could have forced a replay of the 2-2 draw between Australia and Croatia in a crucial Group F match if either team had protested the result. Critics immediately called for the veteran English Premier League official to be sent home.
    Fifa communications director Mr Markus Siegler said the referees committee would decide on Wednesday which officials will stay after the second round, and issued a statement today outlining Mr Poll’s credentials.
    “The experienced official is disappointed at having committed the error, the first such mistake in his 26-year career,” Mr Siegler said, reading from the statement.
    “The referees committee also recognised the oversight and the fact that none of the match officials at the stadium picked up on the error.” AP
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    If this doesn’t send you home, what the blazes does?

    in reply to: World Cup Thread (Merged) #1927059
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    No immediate exit for Poll

    BERLIN, June 24: English referee Mr Graham Poll might not have officiated his last match at the World Cup.
    Mr Poll’s technical blunder ~ issuing three yellow cards to one player in a match ~ could have forced a replay of the 2-2 draw between Australia and Croatia in a crucial Group F match if either team had protested the result. Critics immediately called for the veteran English Premier League official to be sent home.
    Fifa communications director Mr Markus Siegler said the referees committee would decide on Wednesday which officials will stay after the second round, and issued a statement today outlining Mr Poll’s credentials.
    “The experienced official is disappointed at having committed the error, the first such mistake in his 26-year career,” Mr Siegler said, reading from the statement.
    “The referees committee also recognised the oversight and the fact that none of the match officials at the stadium picked up on the error.” AP
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    If this doesn’t send you home, what the blazes does?

    in reply to: are they still around #2577595
    Ja Worsley
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    Same engines as what are on the SH-5 by the looks of things!

    in reply to: General Discussion #310480
    Ja Worsley
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    Come on, yes this is funny but if there can’t be any pics of women supporters on this topic that are dressed in a similar fasion, then how come this one gets away with it?

    I’ve been robbed! Bring back the other pics!!!

    in reply to: World Cup Thread (Merged) #1927063
    Ja Worsley
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    Come on, yes this is funny but if there can’t be any pics of women supporters on this topic that are dressed in a similar fasion, then how come this one gets away with it?

    I’ve been robbed! Bring back the other pics!!!

    in reply to: OPVs take next step in construction #2050364
    Ja Worsley
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    JA are there any websites for these so that we can see the general layout of the vessels ? Can they take a helicopter ?

    Well unicorn has provided one site with a rather detailed model and the IPV and MRV are there also, but I can also direct you to both the Royal New Zealand Navy- Project Protector page and the same with Tenix in New Zealand page. These two have all the relevant information on all the craft involved including the OPV’s

    It should be noted that the OPV’s will carry one SH-2G(NZ) helo in a hanger between the two exhaust stacks. I find it odd that New Zealand will not be buying any more Super Seasprites to opperate off these ships, perhaps just another two might have been all that was needed, and the MRV is going to have two MRH-90’s and two SH-2G(NZ)’s aboard, personally I think the helo fleet is going to be both very active and rather streched.

    in reply to: New airplane that never made it:( #2577653
    Ja Worsley
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    Ahhhh The Skorpion, I loved that little thing, They also had a Prop version as well. I have often thought about the Skorpion and wether or not it would really fly, I mean it does not look aerodynamically stable enough.

    Here is the ALR Piranah look at the plane above and this one and there is more commonality here than with the Rafael.

    http://www.alr-aerospace.ch/images/Piranha1.jpg

    http://www.alr-aerospace.ch/images/Piranha3.jpg

    Here’s the Prianha- Jager Light website.

    Another plane that might have been was the GAF Wamira, it was to have been a trainer with a light strike capability but the government of the day decided to buy the PC-9 instead.

    http://www.geocities.com/gjp57/trainer_.jpg

    http://www.cnapg.org/266dash18.jpg

    http://www.cnapg.org/266dash9.jpg

    http://www.cnapg.org/266dash17.jpg

    in reply to: are they still around #2577703
    Ja Worsley
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    From China-Military.org

    PLANAF 3rd Independent Regiment

    Tuan Island, Qingdao Harbor, North Sea Fleet

    This unit consists of Be-6 and Sh-5 ‘flying boats’ and are used for maritime patrol, anti-submarine warfare, and even can be used for water bombing for the forestry service. Registration number analysis indicates there were at least 5 Be-6s in service in the past. It is unknown how many, if any, are still in service. There are at least 4 Sh-5s in service and are number 9113 through 9143.

    http://www.china-military.org/units/naf/3nir/3nir/Be-6_9053_in_PLANAF.jpg

    http://www.china-military.org/units/naf/3nir/3nir/Sh-5_9123.jpg

    http://www.china-military.org/units/naf/3nir/3nir/SH-5_9133.jpg

    http://www.china-military.org/units/naf/3nir/3nir/SH-5_9143.jpg

    in reply to: He-111 Question #1321529
    Ja Worsley
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    So it is possible that there was a version that transported troops, thanks guys that’s interesting.

    As to which Red Dwarf episode it was Chris: Byte 7.1 “Stoke me a Clipper” Ace Rimmer dies and Arnold Rimmer has to take over (This is where Chris Barrie left the show for a short stint he later came back in Byte 8 after the Nano’s rebuit the Short Crimson One- as Ace always refered to Red Dwarf).

    in reply to: General Discussion #310561
    Ja Worsley
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    I’m glad I got the first rounf of 16 matcheas correct, Germany and Argentina making it through to the Quater finals.

    Tonights second match is harder to pick than a broken nose, England over Ecuador but Portugal and the Dutch, that’s a tough one, I’m saying the lDutch because they have a very powerful striker in Van Nysteroij, but Portugal play as a team and as a team they are strong!

    in reply to: World Cup Thread (Merged) #1927102
    Ja Worsley
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    I’m glad I got the first rounf of 16 matcheas correct, Germany and Argentina making it through to the Quater finals.

    Tonights second match is harder to pick than a broken nose, England over Ecuador but Portugal and the Dutch, that’s a tough one, I’m saying the lDutch because they have a very powerful striker in Van Nysteroij, but Portugal play as a team and as a team they are strong!

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