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The Rock Doctor

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Wednesday, February 26th 2014, 4:52pm

Some of it, anyway. Can't tell you what else he might be up to.

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Desertfox

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Thursday, February 27th 2014, 12:55am

Friggin price goug... err great business men these Indians!

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BruceDuncan

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Thursday, February 27th 2014, 1:43am

Quoted from "Desertfox"

Friggin price goug... err great business men these Indians!

Yes - with all the cash in hand from the battleship and seaplane carriers, he's in no hurry to sell the destroyers. Them's the breaks.

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The Rock Doctor

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Thursday, February 27th 2014, 2:14am

Call me loco in the coco, but I no longer see the virtue in selling something for just above scrap value. If I'm going to incur whatever stigma comes with selling to folks like Mexico or China, I might as well make some useful coin from it.

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Brockpaine

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Thursday, February 27th 2014, 2:17am

Entirely reasonable opinion, as I see it.

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BruceDuncan

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Thursday, February 27th 2014, 2:28am

Quoted from "The Rock Doctor"

Call me loco in the coco, but I no longer see the virtue in selling something for just above scrap value. If I'm going to incur whatever stigma comes with selling to folks like Mexico or China, I might as well make some useful coin from it.

Quite so. The seller ought to drive the best bargain possible, unless political considerations bear. So too should the buyer seek his best bargain. It's the capitalist way.

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HoOmAn

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Saturday, March 15th 2014, 2:39pm

New RSAN entry

The RSAN offers up to three light cruisers of the Yaounde class for sale in 1945. The units in question are:

Brazzaville, laid down 1919, refitted 1932 (due for life extention refit 1947+)
Port Gentil, laid down 1920, refitted 1932 (due for life extention refit 1947+)
Bata, laid down 1920, refitted 1932 (due for life extention refit 1947+)

RSAN Brazzaville is a veteran of the ABS war and shared most operations with the name-sake ship of her class, RSAN Yaoundé. Both fought many duels and participated in the first fleet air-to-air battle fought late January 1936, sometimes referred to as the Battle of the Malvinas Islands, where Argentine and South African carrier forces clashed. The cruiser remained unscathed during all her adventures.

RSAN Port Gentil and RSAN Bata served in the Indian Ocean during the ABS war and saw little action escpet escort duties and the hunt for some raiders.

If any party is interested in buying one or several unit(s) of the Yaounde class, please call your local SAE arms dealer.

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Hood

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Saturday, March 15th 2014, 4:06pm

British naval intelligence adds them to the Chinese fleet inventory... :rolleyes:

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Brockpaine

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Saturday, March 15th 2014, 5:26pm

Quoted from "Hood"

British naval intelligence adds them to the Chinese fleet inventory... :rolleyes:

Heh, that's almost a certainty. :P

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The Rock Doctor

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Saturday, March 15th 2014, 5:51pm

Hey, Shah Jahan's going to need some screening elements.

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Desertfox

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Sunday, March 16th 2014, 2:54am

Have the British lost faith in Mexico's purchasing power?

*goes on shopping spree* :p

What? I need ships for the Mexican Far East squadron... Oh did I say that out loud?

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Rooijen10

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Sunday, March 16th 2014, 9:38am

In Mexico's case it would be:
Far East = Europe.
Very Far East = Arabian peninsula area, Palestine, Syria, etc
Extremely Far East = India, Afghanistan, Western China, etc.
Ridiculously Far East = Eastern China, Japan, Philippines, etc.

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BruceDuncan

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Monday, April 7th 2014, 2:04am

RE: RE: Yugoslav Ship Disposals

Quoted from "BruceDuncan"

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Originally posted by BruceDuncan
The Royal Yugoslav Navy announces that the four torpedo boats of the Hrabrost (formerly Skopje) class remain available for foreign sale. These vessels were recently refitted in 1Q41 and details may be found here.

Bump. These vessels are still available.

Well, since there have been no inquiries regarding these vessels for a considerable period, these vessels are officially off the open market.

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Hood

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Sunday, April 13th 2014, 2:34pm

From Q1/45 the heavy cruiser Almirante Brown will be disposed of as surplus to requirements and placed on the market.

The usual caveats about the Far Eastern situation apply.

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Brockpaine

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Sunday, April 13th 2014, 11:15pm

Quoted from "Hood"

From Q1/45 the heavy cruiser La Argentina will be disposed of as surplus to requirements and placed on the market.

Do you actually mean Almirante Brown? In your post here you say the Brown is decommissioning and the La Argentina is joining 4th Cruiser Squadron...

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Hood

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Monday, April 14th 2014, 9:49am

Whoops, another pasting error. I did indeed mean Almirante Brown!
I've edited my post above.

If no-one buys her, given the odd armament calibre only Argentina uses in WW that's a possibility, she will be scrapped.

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BruceDuncan

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Monday, April 28th 2014, 6:35pm

German Leberecht Maas class Heavy Destroyer

The Kriegsmarine is considering the foreign sale or transfer abroad of up to six units of the subject class during 1945. Details of the vessels in question can be found here.

The vessels were given minor refits in 1942. Serious offers will be entertained. Active belligerents need not apply. ;)

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Hood

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Tuesday, April 29th 2014, 9:49am

La Argentina is now off the market having been sold.

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BruceDuncan

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Thursday, May 1st 2014, 1:54pm

RE: German Leberecht Maas class Heavy Destroyer

Quoted from "BruceDuncan"

The Kriegsmarine is considering the foreign sale or transfer abroad of up to six units of the subject class during 1945. Details of the vessels in question can be found here.

The vessels were given minor refits in 1942. Serious offers will be entertained. Active belligerents need not apply. ;)

The vessels in question have been sold.

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Hood

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Thursday, May 1st 2014, 5:09pm

Quick sale!

I might have bid but Argentina has enough destroyers and the Belgians have more than enough and the Dutch would need to do too much work on them.

Ah, I suppose the Mexican fleet has grown again! Though my hunch is Peru for these ships.

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