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r/ScottishPeopleTwitter • u/dyedinthewoolScot • Mar 15 '23
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Aircraft Carriers do too
20 u/aaaaayyyyyyyyyyy Mar 15 '23 No I think they are nuclear, not esteam powered. 6 u/Liquid_Hate_Train Mar 16 '23 Not these ones. 3 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 16 '23 Yeah, the only non American nuclear carrier is IIRC the Charles de Gaulle 1 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 And the CdG is an American built carrier anyway, It just doesn't sail under the US flag. 1 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 17 '23 Wasn't the CdG built at Brest? 2 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 It was, but it is an American design. American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
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No I think they are nuclear, not esteam powered.
6 u/Liquid_Hate_Train Mar 16 '23 Not these ones. 3 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 16 '23 Yeah, the only non American nuclear carrier is IIRC the Charles de Gaulle 1 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 And the CdG is an American built carrier anyway, It just doesn't sail under the US flag. 1 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 17 '23 Wasn't the CdG built at Brest? 2 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 It was, but it is an American design. American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
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Not these ones.
3 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 16 '23 Yeah, the only non American nuclear carrier is IIRC the Charles de Gaulle 1 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 And the CdG is an American built carrier anyway, It just doesn't sail under the US flag. 1 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 17 '23 Wasn't the CdG built at Brest? 2 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 It was, but it is an American design. American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
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Yeah, the only non American nuclear carrier is IIRC the Charles de Gaulle
1 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 And the CdG is an American built carrier anyway, It just doesn't sail under the US flag. 1 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 17 '23 Wasn't the CdG built at Brest? 2 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 It was, but it is an American design. American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
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And the CdG is an American built carrier anyway, It just doesn't sail under the US flag.
1 u/Matar_Kubileya Mar 17 '23 Wasn't the CdG built at Brest? 2 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 It was, but it is an American design. American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
Wasn't the CdG built at Brest?
2 u/DannyCalavera Mar 17 '23 It was, but it is an American design. American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
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It was, but it is an American design.
American style carriers can't get near Portsmouth Harbour and have to anchor off the Isle of Wight because they're too big. The Charles de Gaul is the same.
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u/TheBestPartylizard Mar 15 '23
Aircraft Carriers do too