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And 100 more crew (roughly) than a Krivak class Frigate.Hey Admiral Beez,
Not saying I disagree with you about the Ukraine affording a Ticonderoga class, or its suitability for Black Sea operations by Ukraine, but the crew size is ~100 less than the Moskva (ie 400 vs 500).
Okay, but the Moskva wasn't operated by the UAFHey Admiral Beez,
Not saying I disagree with you about the Ukraine affording a Ticonderoga class, or its suitability for Black Sea operations by Ukraine, but the crew size is ~100 less than the Moskva (ie 400 vs 500).
No, but her sister Slava class, the cruiser Ukraina was supposed to be. Wouldn't that have made for a good match, Slava vs. Slava.Okay, but the Moskva wasn't operated by the UAF
How Drachnifellian!No, but her sister Slave class, the cruiser Ukraina was supposed to be. Wouldn't that have made for a good match, Slava vs. Slava.
Yes I know, but never used and not even finished/ready for operations. - no maybe not a good matchNo, but her sister Slave class, the cruiser Ukraina was supposed to be. Wouldn't that have made for a good match, Slava vs. Slava.
Relax, Zipper, que sera sera. What will be, will be. Nothing you or I can do will change it, so let's maintain an even strain and not get high on anxiety. Make the most of today and deal with tomorrow when it raises its ugly head. My recipe for health and a good life.Is this data reliable? I'm curious about the possibility of the following
- Cyber-attacks against the US that could cripple the country
- State of Emergency declared in NATO countries as a precautionary measure
- State of Emergency declared in the United States as a precautionary measure
- Escalation to nuclear war
I could see Ukraine getting two of Britain's Type 23 frigates as the final dozen leave RN service. But they're lacking any land attack missiles.I am thinking that if a full capability Ticonderoga became available, the Ukrainian navy would find the man power if they though it was a useful ship for the Black Sea.
There are 15 Oliver Hazzard Perry Class Frigates in the Inactive Fleet Storage in Philadelphia. I could see one or three of them being a very good transfer to Ukraine. Poland and Turkey are already operating these frigates so there would be easily tapped local experience.I could see Ukraine getting two of Britain's Type 23 frigates as the final dozen leave RN service. But they're lacking any land attack missiles.
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Nice. Add some TLAM system like Norway's NSM or TLAM-D (Tomahawk with cluster munition) for added bombardment capability and we're all set.There are 15 Oliver Hazzard Perry Class Frigates in the Inactive Fleet Storage in Philadelphia. I could see one or three of them being a very good transfer to Ukraine. Poland and Turkey are already operating these frigates so there would be easily tapped local experience.
There are 15 Oliver Hazzard Perry Class Frigates in the Inactive Fleet Storage in Philadelphia. I could see one or three of them being a very good transfer to Ukraine. Poland and Turkey are already operating these frigates so there would be easily tapped local experience.
No, I'm referring to postwar. When the UAF needs rebuilding. The last thing Ukraine needs now is naval strength when tanks, mechanized artillery, IFVs, APCs, drones, and infantry weapons are needed.The problem is how do you get them to Ukraine?