alarm torpedo

[jason]

i know it is not boat fishing but imagine one of these going off under your boat when out looking for your tea.

firmly shows a torpedo which is designed to go off under the ship breaking its back

YouTube - Torpedo attack

[mark]

i know it is not boat fishing but imagine one of these going off under your boat when out looking for your tea.

firmly shows a torpedo which is designed to go off under the ship breaking its back

YouTube - Torpedo attack

there's several live torpedoes still in a german sub off roker pier still, maybe they are just waiting to choose there moment

[jason]

another interesting clip

i remember when on the Hms Invincible we had to hide behind an island off scotland as we had waves breaking down the flightdeck and that was over 60ft above the water to put it in perspective the carrier in this picture the deck would be 100ft above sea level.

YouTube - Stand by for heavy seas

[mark]

may be this is a daft question, but is that not a bit of a silly place to park your helicopter under the circumstances!

[mark]

still smiling about 'hiding behind an island' though!

[mark]

trawled (!) this one out me bookmarks, rought seas an Rammstein wotta combination

YouTube - Ferry From Hell

[jason]

problem is that sometimes when the carriers are at full capacity they can not get below decks and when the ship starts to heave and yaw they put restrictions on movements of aircraft as they would not be teathered. on a frigate you can move them into the hanger by using wire and strops etc to keep them teathered but realy should be in bed before the weather comes.