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Q-Ships

Malaysia has them.

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7 comments to Q-Ships

  • SlickRick

    I suspect a stern warning from the UN about their use against innocent “fishermen” will be forthcoming.

  • SJBill

    The Malays have an obvious solution in an otherwise oblivious maritime world.

    BTW, how you liking The Scoop Deck thus far?

  • Grumpy

    This is one of those things, everybody has questions about the configuration, but with no answers. The problem is the answers have a price. WHen you find the answers, you’re in deep [REDACTED], [INSERT THE WORD, "WATER"].

  • bc

    Tried BabelFish for Bunga Mas Lima…..no joy. (kiddin)

    O/T: wasn’t sure about the new format until I hit it on the phone. It rocks and is FAST! Very nice.

  • babs

    Happy pirate hunting fellas. I wish you the best of luck!

  • Quartermaster

    If the idea has been used in anti-Piracy ops before, I haven’t heard of it. The Germans in WW1 and the rematch used them and they were effective commerce raiders until warships brought them to bay. I can remember only one situation, the fight with the HMAAS Sydney, iirc, where the Qship gave as good as it got. The ship didn’t survive, but the crew did. The Sydney, however was lost without trace.

    If I’m wrong about the ship name, I’m sure Spaz will correct me. No hard feelings on my part.

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