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relic2279:
Don't mind vicious, he's racist against zombie threads. I for one though, am for equal rights. I even believe in zombie thread marriage.

vicious796:
I was just giving you a hard time :P

mgz:

--- Quote from: vicious796 on June 18, 2009, 01:57:36 PM ---For the United States to wipe North Korea off the map if they dare have the balls to fire a missle at Hawaii on the 4th of July? For those of you that aren't American, it's our one and only real holiday aimed at celebrating the country, it's our Independance Day.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090618/ap_on_re_as/as_koreas_nuclear

--- End quote ---
i dont view hawaii as a real state under the touch a state to be a state logic. So fuck em

darkjedi:
Oh, but Hawaii is an important strategic position for the U.S. East command, you know. Even Korea's own Navy use it as a base when they participate in the RIMPAC.

It wouldn't do good if it got wiped off the Earth.

relic2279:
You might find this interesting darkjedi.



Navy's newest warships top out at more than 50 mph.

BATH, Maine – The Navy's need for speed is being answered by a pair of warships that have reached freeway speeds during testing at sea.

Independence, a 418-foot warship built in Alabama, boasts a top speed in excess of 45 knots, or about 52 mph, and sustained 44 knots for four hours during builder trials that wrapped up this month off the Gulf Coast. The 378-foot Freedom, a ship built in Wisconsin by a competing defense contractor, has put up similar numbers.

Both versions of the Littoral Combat Ship use powerful diesel engines, as well as gas turbines for extra speed. They use steerable waterjets instead of propellers and rudders and have shallower drafts than conventional warships, letting them zoom close to shore.

The ships, better able to chase down pirates, have been fast-tracked because the Navy wants vessels that can operate in coastal, or littoral, waters. Freedom is due to be deployed next year, two years ahead of schedule.


More info here.

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