...or about the same as what is admitted about the Ford Class carrier while fully equipped. Imagine that much metal moving that fast at sea and how much skill it takes to keep from running into everything in sight.
Very doubtful cruising with full load at 29mph. It would take far too much fuel. Cruising speed would be closer to 17 - 20 mph. And to make it in 4 days it would need to go at over 62 mph.
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Looks like a U-boat skipper's wet dream.
ReplyDeleteedutcher, you nailed it!
DeleteLots of fun. I linked this post to Happy Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day, Odie. ♥
Thanks Sandee!
Delete55.8kph is 34.7mph, which is faster than most navy ships. Of course, that's speed when empty. Loaded down with cargo she will still cruise at 29mph
ReplyDelete...or about the same as what is admitted about the Ford Class carrier while fully equipped. Imagine that much metal moving that fast at sea and how much skill it takes to keep from running into everything in sight.
DeleteDrew and TVMA, uh uh uh OK!
DeleteVery doubtful cruising with full load at 29mph. It would take far too much fuel. Cruising speed would be closer to 17 - 20 mph. And to make it in 4 days it would need to go at over 62 mph.
DeleteGreat graffiti....wow talented artists!
ReplyDeleteRight now I would not be picking up or dropping off anything in China.
Kathe W, how many businesses could be started here rather than building that piece of crap.
Deleteeffin seagulls. Toss an AlkaSeltzer in the air for them.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff (as usual)
meer, you had to bring Seagulls into this?
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