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Snip Totally distinct entities Heuhen, frankly we should have a seperate sub folders for the colonial forces before 1901. Until 1901 three colonial naval forces were entirely seperate, people could transfer over but it was similar to western navies today in that regard, the navies did most things ...

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When posting an image on the forum, the image tags go as such [img] IMAGE URL HERE [/ img], though might have a broken link there

HMS Amphitrite (I55) https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/909433639987724308/1127917032944435240/HMS_Amphrite_Dazzle_Final_in_Template.png Launched three years prior to HMS Argus, HMS Amphitrite took longer to come into service, being held up repeatedly by redesigns and materiel shortages ...

Creating multiple threads, gosh playing with fire. This user has been given more help than I can recall a member given, including visual aids and a community consensus, if that doesn't help I'm afraid not much else will, oh well, got about 6.5 days to mull on that

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HMTS Storm Bay 2010 (depiction date 2018) The first ships built domestically for the Tasmanian Maritime Force since the second world war, the Bay Class Cutter fulfilled the role of coastal patrol, SAR and law enforcement. Made from aluminium, the Bay Class mirror the TMF's needs, requiring a small ...

Design 16D (as drafted 1930) https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/909433639987724308/1046735206389907516/Challenge_BB_16D_Rodondo.png The impending retirement of the Iron Duke Class in the late 1920's/early 30's lead to the options being explored by the DNC as to possible replacements. The ROyal ...

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AUS/TAS Cutter, 1833-1910 "Royal William"