Oh look, more accusations with no sauce, must be lifted from stormfront or some other skinhead site
Around and around and around
Without sauce his graphic is meaningless. If so important, why no sauce?
More muh joo shill fail, right Abdullah?
The guy in China that made that set of implants will be most unhappy when he finds out where they went
Vatican Boi is back
No, it's Vatican boi
Been seeing him and his crap for days, it's Vatican boi
Consumeth a satchel full of Richards
The good news is their therapists now have therapists
The bad news is the antidepressants they buy in bulk these days are from China
A week ago there was an amphibious ship off the coast of San Diego. There was a nice night when Planefag picked up 3 choppas and an Osprey, callsigns Ugly41 to Ugly44, heading west to meet one. San Diego generally has more activity showing than Norfolk
Her expression is like "am I really being paid enough for this shit?"
The one on the right is like "Can…Not…UNSEE"
Alex Soros taking over from George, so the shilling has increased with a small increase in quality. Shill infestation today shows Media Matters is springing for Weekend Rates.
Anons broke George, anons will make Alex go broke.
Meanwhile there's stuff like this posted late last night, I don't know how to get mp4s to repost yet, anons will fill me in later I'm sure.
General Research #23355 >>19021069
Byron Donalds talks to Press re: Biden Family & shell companies
Now I am, greatly amusing bit of fear porn there
That's nice.
How is the 5G supposed to activate the graphene oxide and other bad shit in the clot shots if the EMP takes out all the 5G?
Your purpose is to maintain the spare parts needed by those older, more experienced, more worthy, and far less whiny than yourself.
Just keep playing the video games, when there's a need for your organs, you'll know
USS Chicago Returns Home from Final Deployment
04 November 2022
From Commander, Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet
It was the submarine’s final deployment before decommissioning, which is scheduled to begin in 2023 following 37 years of service.
Chicago was commissioned Sept. 27, 1986. Chicago is the thirty-fourth Los Angeles-class submarine and the fourth U.S. Navy ship to be named for the city of Chicago, Illinois. It is 360 feet long with a beam of 33 feet.
More:
https://www.cpf.navy.mil/Newsroom/News/Article/3210538/uss-chicago-returns-home-from-final-deployment/
>>19024144 (me)
The Los Angeles class submarine is an attack submarine equipped for anti-submarine warfare, intelligence gathering, show-of-force missions, insertion of special forces, strike missions, mining and search and rescue.
Los Angeles Class submarine missile capability
Los Angeles Class submarines built since 1982 are equipped with a vertical launch missile system with twelve launch tubes. The submarine is fitted with a Raytheon CCS Mark 2 combat data system. This was replaced with a further development, the Raytheon AN/BYG-1 Combat Control System, also fitted on USN Virginia and Seawolf classes and Australian Collins Class submarines. The first system was fitted on SSN68 Los Angeles in 2005.
The submarine is armed with both the land-attack and anti-ship version of the Tomahawk missile from Raytheon. The land-attack Tomahawk has a range of 2,500km. A TAINS (Tercom Aided Inertial Navigation System) guides the missile towards the target flying at subsonic speed at an altitude of 20m to 100m. Block III improvements include an improved propulsion system and Navstar Global Positioning System (GPS) guidance capability. Tomahawk can be fitted with a nuclear warhead which is not normally carried on the Los Angeles class. The anti-ship Tomahawk missile is equipped with an inertial guidance and an active radar and anti-radiation homing head. The range is up to 450km.
First underwater launch of the new Raytheon Tactical Tomahawk Block IV missile with a live warhead took place from USS Tucson (SSN 770) in July 2003. Block IV includes a two-way satellite link that allows reprogramming of the missile in flight and transmission of Battle Damage Indication (BDI) imagery. The missile entered service with USN surface ships in September 2004.
The Los Angeles class also carry the Harpoon anti-ship missile from Boeing. Sub-Harpoon uses active radar homing to deliver a 225kg warhead. The range is 130km and the speed is high subsonic.
Los Angeles class torpedoes
The submarine is fitted with four 533mm torpedo tubes located midships together with a Mark 117 torpedo fire control system. The submarine has the capacity for 26 torpedo tube launched weapons including Tomahawk missiles, Harpoon missiles and Mark 48 ADCAP torpedoes. The Gould Mark 48 torpedoes combat both high-performance surface ships and fast deep-diving submarines. The torpedo is capable of operating with or without wire guidance and uses either or both active and passive homing. It is equipped with multiple re-attack modes which operate if the target ship is missed. The torpedo carries out programmed target search, acquisition and attack procedures.
The submarine can also lay Mobile Mark 67 and Captor Mark 60 mines.
More:
https://www.naval-technology.com/projects/la/
( real quiet nuke-powered sub that can launch cruise missiles and also lay mines? Stricken from the Navy list? Thing like that could cause an awful lot of trouble in the wrong hands)