So not enough

One has to wonder, was this what Will Wright has wanted when he wondered up SIM City?

<knocking... knocking> “Guys, come on guys. This is funny anymore.” <knocking>

I was about to say no way Bristol hold 150,000, but then looked it up.

ha!

I replied to the wrong person. My bad.

kiss my ass. it was funny to me

The VLS are arranged around the outside of the hull, unlike the previous surface combatants with the missiles in the core. This is designed such that IF the Zumwalt takes a hit, the force is expended on the cruise missiles and not the core functions of the ship. Now you immediately say, WHAT? THEY WANT AN AMMUNITION…

During docking a few people came out on the bow. There was never any railing installed. They didn’t do much other than apparently observe the docking procedures. They didn’t get near the edge because, well, they were still 40-60 feet in the air. The doors are so flush, so hidden that when they are closed it is hard to…

and their pilots are called cruise missiles.

As I understand it they switched that up from this press release years ago and everything in circular. If you notice NASA is adopting a more semi-circular lay out for it mission control centers now also.

you are correct sir! Only allow for expulsion of the projectile through strain of the barrel by mechanical and thermal expansion.

Typo. The ‘-’ should be a ‘0'. I missed the ‘0'.

STAR TREK III & IV- The Search for Spock & the end of The Voyage Home is all I have to say about that.

its funny because it is true

That these mighty aircraft carriers are now supplying the razor blade industry for the next 50-100 years with cheap steel.

It was a star wars joke, not a political statement.

Yeah, but they are no where near as advanced as those Russian or Swedes.

We can see you on the KVUE feed!!!!

I’m don’t see this working well. The set up, the shallow angle of the seats, reminds me of Solider Field before the renonvations.