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Brockpaine

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Monday, December 16th 2013, 2:25pm

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That's a surprising move, the one Brock-nation I hadn't mentioned. I had assumed Chile had enough destroyers and wouldn't have wanted an odd calibre or older hulls. I was obviously wrong and this deal is probably part of the US packages in the region.

Guns shall be refitted to my standards, and I'll b able to use these eight ships to replace and then scrap an octet of vessels ten years older that only have 3x110mm guns and no radar. It allows me to modernize a destroyer squadron more cheaply than I otherwise would be able to do.

thesmilingassassin

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Tuesday, December 17th 2013, 10:43am

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Ha, someone finally guessed right!
OK, what do I win?

The Rock Doctor

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Tuesday, December 17th 2013, 3:21pm

An octet of retired Chilean destroyers.

Brockpaine

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Tuesday, December 17th 2013, 5:04pm

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An octet of retired Chilean destroyers.

Well, they *are* ex-Atlantean ships. :P

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Wednesday, December 18th 2013, 11:56am

I do seem to have the tendancy to purchase old Atlantean ships back from nations when they dispose of them don't I? :tongue:

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Wednesday, December 18th 2013, 10:55pm

In 1945, Italy will be disposing of the 16 Soldati Class Destroyers . (Ency says 17 because the Bersagliere was still in one piece at the time I made the post). I'm willing to entertain offers on them but will not sell to any party engaged in fighting until the cessation of hostilities.
You smug-faced crowds with kindling eye
Who cheer when soldier lads march by,
Sneak home and pray you'll never know
The hell where youth and laughter go.
-Siegfried Sassoon

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Thursday, January 23rd 2014, 4:35pm

From January 1945 the German Kriegsmarine will have the following vessels for disposal:

Twelve units of the Minenschiffe Type M1 (k), details here: http://wesworld.jk-clan.de/index.php?pag…8893#post108893

Eight units of the Typ Vorpostenboot 11, details here: http://wesworld.jk-clan.de/index.php?pag…8878#post108878

Reasonable offers will be entertained subject to the provisions of the German declaration of neutrality in the Far Eastern conflict.

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Friday, January 24th 2014, 11:55am

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...neutrality in the Far Eastern conflict.
party pooper!^^

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Friday, January 24th 2014, 2:02pm

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Quoted from "BruceDuncan"

...neutrality in the Far Eastern conflict.
party pooper!^^

No, realist. It is what reasonable nations do.

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Friday, January 24th 2014, 2:13pm

The twelve units of the Minenschiffe Type M1 (k) class have been sold. The eight Vorpostenboote remain on the market.

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Friday, January 24th 2014, 6:39pm

The Iberian Confederation advises that the following assets will be available for disposal in 1945:

4 x BB: Carlos V class (1911/1926)
1 x AC: Santa Maria class (1912/1928)
1 x AC: El Cid class (1920)

Iberia will accept cash or scrap-in-lieu-of-cash, in one payment or as installments.

Mexican and Chinese purchasers need not apply.

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Friday, January 24th 2014, 7:01pm

It's ok, I don't see any destroyers... :P

The Rock Doctor

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Friday, January 24th 2014, 7:04pm

That's true...

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Monday, February 3rd 2014, 8:22pm

The Bharatiya Nau Sena has deemed the following warship surplus to requirements and available for purchase as of December 31 1944:

-8 x Bassein class destroyers
-1 x I-30 class submarine
-2 x Ramree Island class oilers (note: refitted merchant vessels)

Offers for 2 x Gaudhi Sagar class seaplane carriers will be entertained.

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Tuesday, February 4th 2014, 5:34pm

Bharat has received an offer for the eight destroyers and I-30, totalling 2,350 t.

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Wednesday, February 5th 2014, 3:10pm

Speaking OOC: Given that Bharat's turns are caught up to the end of 1944, I'm going to re-date the above notice of availability to December 31, 1944.

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Wednesday, February 5th 2014, 7:31pm

2,000 t offered for each Gaudhi Sagar class seaplane carrier.

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Thursday, February 6th 2014, 2:14am

2,000 t bid on the destroyers.

8,000 t offered for battleship Shah Jahan.

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Wednesday, February 26th 2014, 3:27pm

Battleship Shah Jahan and seaplane carriers Gaudhi Sagar and Nizam Sagar sold to China for 12,000 t, pending conclusion of hostilities in the region

8 x Bassein class destroyers remain on the market; a minimum bid of 25% of light displacement will be required.

1 x I-30 class submarine remains on the market; a minimum bid of 50% of light displacement will be required given the relatively young age of this boat.

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Wednesday, February 26th 2014, 3:31pm

Quoted from "The Rock Doctor"

Battleship Shah Jahan and seaplane carriers Gaudhi Sagar and Nizam Sagar sold to China for 12,000 t, pending conclusion of hostilities in the region

8 x Bassein class destroyers remain on the market; a minimum bid of 25% of light displacement will be required.

1 x I-30 class submarine remains on the market; a minimum bid of 50% of light displacement will be required given the relatively young age of this boat.
Well at least we know what China is doing with its war production. X(