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“OR BACK TO SAILS?”

by Viv Forbes, ©2019, Executive Director, The Saltbush Club

Image credit: David Newton, public domain

(May 2, 2019) — In the brave new zero-emissions world, oil-powered aircraft carriers and diesel-powered subs are taboo.

Will the Australian navy go nuclear or back to sails?

Viv Forbes
vforbes@bigpond.com

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Chief New Leaf
4 years ago

Boomerangs for everyone serving in the Australian military.

As for the rest of the world, clubs and bows and arrows have a long history of being successful weapons of war, which reminds me of 18-year-old adolescent crybaby crying for being able to buy a – (real gun made for grownups) — club and maybe even a bow and arrow(s). Trying times, indeed.

Navies need oars: it’s a fact.

But then what if you had an Admiral who’s from Chicago and doesn’t give a hoot about laws?

Then you have a nuclear arsenal of attack subs, boomers, carriers and bombs. Works for me because I don’t trust anyone: TRUST BUT VERIFY.

Your editorial make an excellent point.