johnlear
03-05-2008, 12:31 PM
The U.S. Navy's newest battleship called "Fleet 21" has completed sea trials southwest of its base in San Diego and is being prepared for deployment.
The 600 foot long battleship bristles with all types of heavy guns and other weapons which include ROV's (remotely operated vehicles) several of which can operate airborne.
The difference between "Fleet 21" and previous Navy battleships is that "Fleet 21" is totally computerized and requires no person on board. It can sail into any area of engagement and deploy its weapons without fear of harm to any sailor.
The potential for anonymous death and destruction fills the Navy High Command with pride and joy.
Navy insiders report that this battleship, of which many are to be built was conceived, designed and built for a specific engagement that is to take place sometime in the next couple of years. But they would not say who the enemy was or exactly where the battle would take place.
The 600 foot long battleship bristles with all types of heavy guns and other weapons which include ROV's (remotely operated vehicles) several of which can operate airborne.
The difference between "Fleet 21" and previous Navy battleships is that "Fleet 21" is totally computerized and requires no person on board. It can sail into any area of engagement and deploy its weapons without fear of harm to any sailor.
The potential for anonymous death and destruction fills the Navy High Command with pride and joy.
Navy insiders report that this battleship, of which many are to be built was conceived, designed and built for a specific engagement that is to take place sometime in the next couple of years. But they would not say who the enemy was or exactly where the battle would take place.