>Had a voicematch for data last night.
It was also comms probably for us. Post inauguration. Had some very interdasting deltas.
Will try and piece it all back together. May have screen capped it.
USS Michael Murphy mascot is the Bone Frog.
Never Forget
>Will try and piece it all back together. May have screen capped it.
Kinda relevant now actually
<Sep 16 2020
Q4730 Mickey Mouse Clock Drop
>MM
<Nov 03, 2020
Q4949 Largest Flying Flag in America drop
Election day
11.3
<Jan 06, 2021
muh insurrection
electoral count
1-6
<Feb 24 2021
USS Michael Murphy
>MM
Arrives in port flying Massive flag
DDG 112
Q4730 MM 1-6 = 112 days < - DDG 112
Q4949 Larg Flag MM in port large flag = 113 days < - election day 11.3
>MM in port large flag
>tractor 9 tractor 9 this is warship 112 channel 16, over
>tractor 9 tractor 9 this is warship 112 channel 12(?), over
3:00
<this is tractor 9 < - familiar voice.
>this is warship 112. I'll be at the bridge at approximately 12:55are you ready to receive me, over
<roger that uh tractor 10 descended(?) by you at the bridge.there's a pilot on boardand we are ready to receive you
>this is warship 112 thank you kindly. stand by channel 1216 (?out or oh)
4:15
>security security secure tay this is warship 26 in vincinity of238 minutes north 117 17minutes west conducting small boat operations. Request all vessels maintain clear distance from my vessel
>security security secure tay this is warship 26 in vincinity of238 minutes north 117 17minutes west conducting small boat operations. Request all vessels maintain clear distance from my vessel. out
Navy Destroyer Pulled Into San Diego Flying An Absolutely Gargantuan American Flag (Updated)
USS Michael Murphy strutted into San Diego Bay in style flying the biggest American Flag we have ever seen on a U.S. Navy surface combatant.
By Tyler Rogoway February 25, 2021
The trend of American warships flying ever-larger flags—sometimes Old Glory and sometimes flags unique to each ship's lore and culture—continues to expand. Seeing one of these fighting ships with a huge American flag unfurled while underway is a stirring sight for countrymen and allies, and an intimidating one for enemies. Multiple ships sailing together in formation all flying the American flag, which is also the U.S. Navy's National Ensign, can be even more impactful. Yet there is one ship in the fleet that has taken this practice to another level, the Arleigh Burke class destroyer USS Michael Murphy (DDG-112). Case in point, its grand entrance into San Diego Bay on February 24th, 2021.
Just before 1:00 PM local time, the DDG-112 proudly paraded its way to the naval base on the southeast end of the bay with an absolutely gargantuan—as in it could not possibly be any bigger—American Flag billowing in the wind off its port side. Twitter user @CJR1321 was able to capture it and shared it with our friends over at @warshipcam, who published it on their Twitter page. During the destroyer's high-profile transit, it passed very close by an oncoming Independence class Littoral Combat Ship, with its massive flag blotting out a huge part of the passing vessel. In still images and in video it is an awesome and bold display to behold. It must have gotten a lot of smiles for those who saw it in person.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/39473/navy-destroyer-pulled-into-san-diego-flying-an-absolutely-gargantuan-american-flag