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A Questiopn about Master chiefs on cruisers
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Douglas Eagleson
Feb 9, 2024, 8:24:04 AM2/9/24
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Is this scuttlebutte real?
Somebody said in the Kosovo War a master chief on a US cruiser made 55 strikes on Kosovo targets. They said they were FULL ten bagger powder bag load on a 10 inch cannons.
These are very dangerous loads worth the risk to life. How do I add up manhood?
The logic is the cannon lock up arm is called Full "lock set lock fire control" staged trigger. Control position is the triggering.
Somebody said in the Kosovo War a master chief on a US cruiser made 55 strikes on Kosovo targets. They said they were FULL ten bagger powder bag load on a 10 inch cannons.
These are very dangerous loads worth the risk to life. How do I add up manhood?
The logic is the cannon lock up arm is called Full "lock set lock fire control" staged trigger. Control position is the triggering.
a425couple
Feb 9, 2024, 3:11:46 PM2/9/24
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#1, The US Navy did not have any 10" guns on any ship after WWII.
#2, I can not find any source that indicates any US Naval Gunfire
Support was used during Operation Allied Force in 1999.
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