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If I'm not mistaken the Imperial German Navy was already using gyrocompasses (compassi?🤔) in 1908?
Close enough Mr AI.🙄
Ciao, Doug😎
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Howard Hughes helped bankroll a CIA plan to recover the K-129; codenamed Project Azorian. The ship was called the Hughes Glomar Explorer and it managed to lower a giant mechanical gimbal recovery vehicle (affectionately known as Clementine) 16,500 feet and actually managed to embrace a large section of the K129 and raise it. On the way up a mechanical failure with "Clementine" allowed the section to break apart and only about a third of the section was salvaged. Six Soviet sailor's bodies were recovered and given full military burial at see by the American crew of the Glomar. Nuclear tipped torpedoes and some cryptographic machines were also recovered. A model of the wreck based on Project Azorian is attached.
https://deepseamining.ac/article/11#gsc.tab=0
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I am the same as yoi I know nothing about submarines, so in the end I just took one lucky stab at an answer.
My guess was correct, I could NOT have been luckier.
I am now slowly climbing up the ranking table, I cannot believe it.
I am now Not the lowest on the ranking table showing page. WHOOPEEE !!!😂😂
now I'm speeding🚤🚤along 😊 happily.
That's until tomorrows question.
And the Ranking % drops for No reason every here and there. 🤔🤔.
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One positive thing: I discovered that I have never seen the movie K-19, even though it is quite old. I have to recover it and watch it.
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One should be 95% and the rest descending.
The questions have become obscure, the answers frequently incorrect and the scoring in error.
I rest my case!
Roy
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Quote from records "The first Soviet submarine to try a ballistic missile salvo launch was the Project 667A or Yankee class SSBN K-140. In late 1969, the commander of K-140, Captain 2nd rank Yuri Beketov, was given the task to prepare his crew for the launch of eight R-27 Zyb (SS-N-6 Serb) SLBMs out of the total of 16 carried."
I give up. You go down the ranking for not answering questions and you go down for answering questions that don't actually have the right answers. It would be interesting o know what Ai programme is used to set the questions.
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Roy
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Holland 1 is now preserved at the RN Sub Museum in Gosport UK.
But AI screwed up the date yet again🙄
Holland 1 was only launched on 2nd October 1901 and dived for the first time, in a protected basin, on 20 March 1902. Proper sea trials in April 1902.
Cheers, Doug😎
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Philuk👍
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And it was also the wrong answer.
But then I would also have gone for Endurance and that's what had been answered.
IS AI intervening here on my behalf, I am watching the Australian Grand Prix on SKY and decided to look at todays question at the same time.
I'M annoyed to see someone has put in my incorrect answer that I WOULD have put before me.🤔🤔
HOW does this happen. 👎👎
This is happening too many times, how can my account be opened and this happen ????😠😠😠😠
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No big deal, but I'm sorry for the lack of national increase.
You should do an exorcism and chase away the elf that is rowing against you.
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The good old B11, first in the Dardanelles. Very famous world renowned ship. Internationally well known loved and remembered, hero of the First World War.
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Wrong in the question, correct in the answers.
I despair🙄🤔
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Roy
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It wasn't E11 but B11, and on 14th December 1914 not March 1915.
B11 torpedoed the Ottoman battleship Mesûdiye.
Again AI has got his calendar in a twist. But still fooled me into going for E11☹️RATS😠
HMAS AE2 first entered the strait on 24th April 1915.
E11 on 18th May.
B and C we can discount😉
Another shout out for History channel😀
Ciao, Doug😎
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Recently someone enquired after a set of plans for the PBM tug boat kit Alfred. Maybe not on this site etc, possibly Model Boats magazine. As new custodian of the club inherited plans I have found a good quality set.
If this trips anyones memory please let me know.
I have lots of plans many from magazines some with articles, any reqests?
Regards
Roy
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It should follow the rules that Doug said, but the frequent exceptions that you, me and many others have found make me doubt it.
It still has a lot to improve, but I am confident in the very near future.
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I wonder if AI knows the difference between positive and negative numbers?
Roy
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Welcome aboard👍Hang in there Shipmate.
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BTW It was 13th June not March🙄
What the heck calendar is our Awesomely Incompetent using??!!
Cheers All, Doug😎
Footnote. I know there was a Norwegian exploration ship called Fram.
But to me FRAM will forever mean ' Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization' having happily worked on several such programs. 😉
More Trivia! USS Jeanette actually started life as a Royal Navy gunboat, HMS Pandora.
DON'T OPEN THAT HATCH!!!!! OH S***ugar😮
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Roy
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(My Mum's birthday BTW. RIP Mum. She would have made 100 next week and received a Telegram/card from the Queen/King which she so dearly wanted. She missed it by three years.)
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