Feeling a little Squirrely at the moment, so a shot of Squirrel will do.
Not going to say much here. Started with BW photography many years back (Petri 35mm range-finder). Read a magazine article that said: Shoot! Film is cheap! Took that to heart. With digital photography one can recyle the film ad nauseum.
Interests vary greatly. Generally attracted to large, noisy machinery. Especially older stuff. Very fond of travel shots; particularly new aspects of familiar places and things.
PW is usually done with Corel 9 DCE. Seems to have the power of much more expensive software suites at a fraction of the price.
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Comments (4)
blinkings
Forgot the front yard....I want one on my car!!!
ironsoul
Always thought AA use would require longer barrels to be effective but reading that link you posted the dedicated AA had a CL of 25 - I guess AA on a ship has different requirements or much better FCS than land based.
weesel
At the start of the war, the 5"/ 25 was a common AA gun on the big ships. They were not ideal, so off they go. Some survived to become badass deckguns on submarines. I'm not sure when the 5"/54 came out, IIRC I've only seen those as main armament on some DD types.
jendellas
Didn't realise it was a gun!!!
ikke.evc
The 5"/54 DP was the main gun armement for the Midway's and the secondaries for the none build Montana class BB and other none build ships.