Canadian Navy - HMCS Toronto

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Planning to take on the inuit kayak navy threatening your northwestern coast then, eh?
 
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TriStar

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That's just a cardboard mockup. Everyone knows the Canadian navy is comprised of a single inflatable rubber boat.
 
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Horus

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The Toronto is one of our Destroyers. Where were those pictures taken?
 
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Originally posted by: Horus
The Toronto is one of our Destroyers. Where were those pictures taken?
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Detroit River, today at about 2:45pm. Would have liked to get a shot from the Detroit side!
 
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Originally posted by: meltdown75
Originally posted by: Horus
The Toronto is one of our Destroyers. Where were those pictures taken?
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Detroit River, today at about 2:45pm. Would have liked to get a shot from the Detroit side!
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Why?
See TriStar's post.
They likely didn't take the time to finish both sides. Lazy Canadians............
 
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NikPreviousAcct

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Originally posted by: Last Rezort
Originally posted by: meltdown75
I was bored @ work so I went for a stroll to take some pics of this meh ship.

Bow
mid-section (not sure of nautical term for this lol)
Stern
no idea but i took a pic
scale model of the ship with REAL LIVE Canadian soliders in the backgroud :shocked:
omgwtf d-town

So there it is - proof that Canada has some armed forces! omg!
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The i dont know pic, is a pic of an ageis platform. Powerfull stuff.
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:thumbsup:
 
meltdown75

meltdown75

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Originally posted by: QuitBanningMe
Originally posted by: meltdown75
Originally posted by: Horus
The Toronto is one of our Destroyers. Where were those pictures taken?
Click to expand...

Detroit River, today at about 2:45pm. Would have liked to get a shot from the Detroit side!
Click to expand...

Why?
See TriStar's post.
They likely didn't take the time to finish both sides. Lazy Canadians............
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:D
 
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Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: Last Rezort
Originally posted by: meltdown75
I was bored @ work so I went for a stroll to take some pics of this meh ship.

Bow
mid-section (not sure of nautical term for this lol)
Stern
no idea but i took a pic
scale model of the ship with REAL LIVE Canadian soliders in the backgroud :shocked:
omgwtf d-town

So there it is - proof that Canada has some armed forces! omg!
Click to expand...

The i dont know pic, is a pic of an ageis platform. Powerfull stuff.
Click to expand...

:thumbsup:
Click to expand...

This is a pic of an american aegis destroyer.This is the specs (scroll down) of the destroyer. If you look, there are not to many diffrences.

This is one of my favs. This piece of tech, can shoot down incoming missles. Cool, hu?
 
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tm37

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Originally posted by: Nik
I believe the correct term is "midships" but I could be wrong. Hell I should know this :laugh:
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The correct term is boat or as I called them in the navy "targets"

<- Airdale sailor
 
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Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: Nik
I believe the correct term is "midships" but I could be wrong. Hell I should know this :laugh:
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The correct term is boat or as I called them in the navy "targets"

<- Airdale sailor
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no, midship is right.
 
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Last Rezort

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Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: Nik
I believe the correct term is "midships" but I could be wrong. Hell I should know this :laugh:
Click to expand...

The correct term is boat or as I called them in the navy "targets"

<- Airdale sailor
Click to expand...

no, midship is right.
 
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NikPreviousAcct

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Originally posted by: Last Rezort
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: Last Rezort
Originally posted by: meltdown75
I was bored @ work so I went for a stroll to take some pics of this meh ship.

Bow
mid-section (not sure of nautical term for this lol)
Stern
no idea but i took a pic
scale model of the ship with REAL LIVE Canadian soliders in the backgroud :shocked:
omgwtf d-town

So there it is - proof that Canada has some armed forces! omg!
Click to expand...

The i dont know pic, is a pic of an ageis platform. Powerfull stuff.
Click to expand...

:thumbsup:
Click to expand...

This is a pic of an american aegis destroyer.This is the specs (scroll down) of the destroyer. If you look, there are not to many diffrences.

This is one of my favs. This piece of tech, can shoot down incoming missles. Cool, hu?
Click to expand...

Not as cool as my buddy Mark's job. He's an Electronic Warfare Technician. Among other things, he's got this nifty little button that controls what he describes to be a controlled EMP. Target incoming aircraft, click button, plane's electronics die and it drops. It's got to be way more complicated than that, but he won't tell me much more about it though. I'd love to see it in action!
 
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NikPreviousAcct

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Originally posted by: Last Rezort
Originally posted by: tm37
Originally posted by: Nik
I believe the correct term is "midships" but I could be wrong. Hell I should know this :laugh:
Click to expand...

The correct term is boat or as I called them in the navy "targets"

<- Airdale sailor
Click to expand...

no, midship is right.
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"boat" refers to a vessel shorter than a certain number of feet. I believe it's 25, but I don't remember. "Ship" refers to anything longer than that number of feet.

"Midships" is part of the vessel you're referring to... like the middle :p
 
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