John Currin shared John Currin’s post with you. John Currin Royal Navy sailors 'splice the mainbrace' to celebrate Prince GeorgeSaturday 14 September 2013About 600 sailors have gathered to toast the birth of Prince George in a tradition dating back hundreds of years. The Royal Navy personnel gathered at Portsmouth Naval Base, Hampshire, to "splice theContinue reading “Royal Navy sailors ‘splice the mainbrace…”
Monthly Archives: September 2013
World biggest Ship
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*Ships over …
John Currin shared Interesting Engineering ►’s post with you. Interesting Engineering ► Ships over Ship ?This is the biggest ship on the planet that can carry anything from a complete Oil Refinery to Military Warships and Submarines! Blue Marlin is owned by Dockwise Shipping of the Netherlands and wasContinue reading “*Ships over …”
HMS Enterprise completes refit One of the…
John Currin shared John Currin’s post with you. John Currin HMS Enterprise completes refitOne of the Royal Navy survey vessels, HMS Enterprise, has just completed a major refithttp://www.thinkdefence.co.uk/2013/09/hms-enterprise-completes-refit/ View or comment on John Currin’s photo » Google+ makes sharing on the web more like sharing in real life. Learn more. Join Google+ Be thoughtful aboutContinue reading “HMS Enterprise completes refit One of the…”
The Navy marked the start of fabrication…
John Currin shared John Currin’s post with you. John Currin The Navy marked the start of fabrication for the future USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) in a ceremony Sept. 12 at the Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss. The keel laying ceremony recognizes the first joining together of a ship’s components. While modern shipbuildingContinue reading “The Navy marked the start of fabrication…”
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