and our sister ship HMAS Kanimbla at Fleet Base East, Sydney. (Kanimbla is currently off Aceh assisting with Tsunami relief (as at 18 Mar 2005)
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Two different perspectives of warships
Firstly my ship, HMAS Manoora in drydock.
and our sister ship HMAS Kanimbla at Fleet Base East, Sydney. (Kanimbla is currently off Aceh assisting with Tsunami relief (as at 18 Mar 2005) Steve.
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Steve,
The Manoora looks small on the dry dock isn't it? Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
Yep, she does. The drydock was built for an aircraft carrier sized ship and i've even seen an oil tanker in it so it is very large. Our ship is 170 metres long and still looks small in perspective.
 Steve.
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Have you found anything underneath?
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Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
Nothing interesting, but it is very flat  The ship has no keel so it's no wonder it rolls so much. Steve.
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Steve - I take it that when you say my ship you own it
Actually my next door neighbour is a Lt/Cmdr in the navy, can never remember his surname, but his christian name is Tim and he was an aide to the Governor General early last year. Chris
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