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Originally Posted by Noah930
They needed some of those women from that movie, Hidden Figures.
Or maybe just my 9th grade science teacher.
Can that even be done? A ship has a keel, right? Once the keel has been laid (and I presume construction has gotten that far, already), can a ship be modular enough that you can just splice in another x amount of hull (and keel) to increase its displacement? The article mentioned adding length to the vessel, but I'm sure it's not as Lego-simple as that.
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Dunno. Mongo only pawn ... in game of life.
I've never built a submarine but I figure there's nothing simple about it at all no matter what yer doing.
A guy who used to work for me served on the Dallas in the reactor room, he told me that the difference betwixt a hunter/killer and a boomer is that they cut the middle of the HK and splice in a bunch of missile silos to create a boomer.
prolly a little more to that too.
But like dad said in his memoirs .......
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I am convinced that anything can be accomplished if enough time and effort are devoted to the task.
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