The worlds' first (almost)...

flying submarine.

Posted by justaguest (guest) on Tue Mar 13 12:22:25 2012

Classic wave troll

Posted by Guest on Tue Mar 13 21:00:51 2012

isn't there supposed to be someone making sure the bow is at its peak when the plane takes off?

Posted by Guest on Tue Mar 13 22:59:43 2012

Many pants were shat that day.

Posted by Guest on Wed Mar 14 01:30:44 2012

This is why the brits added ramps to the end of their carriers.
Also their were covered in metal so kamikazee bombers did absolutely no damage, they just bounced off

Posted by Guest on Thu Mar 15 02:06:28 2012

Those ramps only work with Harrier jump jets, fool.

Posted by Guest on Thu Mar 15 13:10:57 2012

Also their were covered in metal so kamikazee bombers did absolutely no damage, they just bounced off.

Just what exactly do you think that one is made of?
Plastic?!
In the 1941 era, it was the battleships that had wooden deckings that were made of oak.
Kamikaze planes were overloaded with fuel, which ignited and ran below decks.

Posted by justaguest (guest) on Thu Mar 15 16:38:33 2012

<i>Those ramps only work with Harrier jump jets, fool.</i>

Except Russian carriers (aircraft cruisers) also have ramps.
Back to you!

Posted by Guest on Fri Mar 16 16:35:34 2012