Yfw Czech Republic is literally building a carrier

>yfw Czech Republic is literally building a carrier

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>Drawing
>Building a carrier
ok we're building nuclear carrier then ok

ah yes slavic ""intelligence""

>ramp
At least they've realized their limitations and stuck with second world technology.

Seriously

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Care to enlighten us what is wrong with a ramp, Yank?

tbf a ramp could probably beat vietnamese farmers

Hey yo hold up now....

>implying its not purely aesthetic unlike this

>65,000 ton

It'll be well over 70,000 tonnes by the time it's fully outfitted tbqh.

Providing the manner in which it is conducted isn't cruel, I honestly don't see the problem. Bans against it are generally based entirely on appeals to emotion.

>ramp

Not an argument.

Also it can carry over 50 aircraft if needed.

Waiting...

The max is 72.

czech republic doesn't have water boundaries .....thats the thing once u commission it who gonna take care of it provisions , arms, food??

Does that include helicopters? I was only referring to fixed-wing aircraft.

The maximum for fixed wing, specifically for the F-35B is 70.

Correction: rather it is 70+, but that's not a realistic number.

Catapults can launch heavier aircraft at a faster rate while taking less deck space.

Fair enough. I did not know that.

>dutch dont even have an aircraft carrier


LITERAL KEKS

But that's totally wrong, catapults are slow as fuck. Even russia and their piece of shit carrier can launch aircrafts faster than you

The Czechs actually have the right to use a part of the port in Hamburg as a concession from WWI

The real question is why doesn't the USMC use ramps on their LHDs? Do they like taking off with less fuel and weapons?

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moldauhafen

The sortie rate for STVOL scales higher than CATABAR.

The argument is that they aren't carriers, thus adding a ramp turns them into a carrier.

It also is supposed to take a helicopter parking spot, but I've heard this is a non-issue.

We don't even need ramps were we're going.

>heard about this sick new place guys, its on a boat"

RAMP
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I'm more excited about the fleet of 40 (forty) sloops the RN is planning on adding.

Also the 13 duke class frigates are going to be replaced with at least the same but "likely" a greater number of bigger frigates, probably about 20.

>en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moldauhafen
you are in for a trouble, nemec

The Black Swan class is a meme.

And the frigates certainly won't be 20 numbers.

It will be more likely 8 Type 26s and 6-8 Type 31s.

>It will be more likely 8 Type 26s and 6-8 Type 31s.

Hopefully they build a few more at some point down the line. They're trying to push for the export market with these new frigates too.

Is it? it seems a serious , cost-effective and sensible proposal, especially considering how much cut back in operations the navy has been forced into.

Yes, it will most likely be 16 total frigates (again), unless something happens, something involving an overseas territory perhaps...

>czech republic has a navy

2 RAMPS

I see you're going for the two island approach too. It's nice.

We'll have to see, but what will most likely happen is that the money from the MCM replacement will be stolen for a futher or second batch of Type 31s with MCM enhancements.

It is not a sensible proposal.

Corvettes are not the answer for a carrier navy that is short on escorts.

Slower m8

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Wish I could help, but I also suck.

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>mfw carrier ded but "new" amphibious assault ship and subs and corvettes soon

Fair trade desu.

That carrier was a drain. Should have never bought it.

We needed something to dickwave.

Now we use that dickwave money for new shit.

Plus we had carriers before, like the Minas Gerais.

>tfw spanish STOL carriers but we only use them for helis

Wrong, cat sortie rate is lower. Being able to proper larger and heavier aircraft is the advantage of CATOBAR.

The reason is simple: ramp carriers don't have to wait for catapult recovery and setup.

Wärtsilä is also contributing to the QE class. So we're making it too!

wartsila.com/resources/customer-references/view/hms-queen-elizabeth

I'm not sure what cause the love for Wärtsilä, but yeah they're going in everything now.

>carrier
>2017

AshM are a meme.

Submarines are the real threat to carriers.

>tfw RAMP carrier but we must keep our harriers until 2025

AUTONOMOUS submarines
Besides if I was trying to blow a weapons platform up I'd want them to waste as much of their defence on deflecting the threat that doesn't get them in the end, so combined aerial and submarine makes sense

I was under the impression that they were for freeing up the frigates from the anti-piracy patrols and the like?

Yes , a WW2 carrier that you bought from us
Shame you scrapped it
Would have made a nice museum

Nah, they wanted a "new" one so they bough the French one.

They'll probably scrap this one too and use the money for current and new projects,

Carriers never actually suited our interests, a Heli carrier it's way better, like the Bahia is proving to be.

>"Heli carrier"

I know it isn't actaually the term.

Fix.

Yeah but Harriers are based despite them being old as fuck.

"Smaller, STOL/helicopter amphibious assault ship thing that still sort of counts as a carrier except when you compare it with a nuclear power yank floating city"

>F-35B instead of F-35C

whyyyy

Just look at qt Illustrious next to it.

they really are tbqh, but the F-35B is sooo much better though.

Yep,

Anyway, the Navy made a fucking "goal" for once.

...

Because the RN needs a Harrier replacement and they have not fitted catapults on the new carriers (they could probably fit them at some point down the line). Also the UK being the only Level 1 partner in this whole thing, 15-20% of the F-35b is being built in the UK contributing £1b a year to the economy and supporting jobs, as well as Rolls-Royce building the vertical lift system.

There's not actually a huge difference between the F-35B and C in range on payload.

And of course, that all entirely on paper.

*range & payload

all else being equal then is it fair to assume that the f35b is going to require more maintenance because of the more complicated design?

>tfw all the ""countries"" in this thread combined have fewer carriers than the US has supercarriers

HA

I can't comment.

However, with the F-35C you've also got to consider the maintenace of the additional equipment to launch and recover it. And personnel to operate them. And the storage for those spare parts.

Why would a landlocked country need one?

I know this is a meme, but why are ramps bad/good and why are only the British using them?

why are american carriers circumcised?

>by 2027 the RN will have more tonnage than the ewar of Europe combined

It does really make you think m8.

I know nothing about Brazil's position or interests so i cannot comment
But you want helicopters more for anti-submarine roles

I really liked those

>I know this is a meme, but why are ramps bad/good and why are only the British using them?

Ramps are the future. Just as two islands are.

The opinion that is frequently parrotted that that "ramps" cripple the range and payload of the aircraft, when it does the opposite.

The ramp itself does not 'cripple' the aircraft. Without it the aircraft would be required to launch in VOTL with a far more limited payload and amount of fuel -- or even in STVOL on a flat deck with an even futher limited load.

It also removes a huge logistical burden for reasons like I've said in

Not every country is a continental empire with a military-industrial complex

Sort of doubt this, we are going to have 2 more aircraft carriers, apart from that numbers wont really change, and at the moment i believe France has more than us

Theres still more units of EC-725 to be delivered this year, not only for the Navy.

They already "solved" their carrier problem, now what they're REALLY are in need are new warships since the ones we have are starting to be deactivated or reaching the end of their lifespams. That's why now they just signed for new corvettes and are looking for some shipyard to build them.

To be fair, Europe's combined navies should exceed that number by all means. It's just that Europe is America's bitch, a bunch of lapdogs eating from its hands for protection. Most of us don't even hit half of the NATO's 2% defense spencing norm. Imagine if every country in Europe spent 3% on defense, like America does, or even 5% (which isn't extravagantly high). This could at the very least beef up Europe's navies enough to ensure they combined have more aircraft carriers than America has supercarriers.

America has only TEN (10) supercarriers. If Britain, France and Germany each build two aircraft carriers and the Netherlands, Spain, Italy and Portugal one each we already hit that number.

There's no excuse.

You're forgetting the 4 fast-fleet tankers at nearly 40,000t each, albeit RFA.

Those are big guns.

it was kind of a bastard to put together, also an important piece was missing, fucking lazy chinks.

Need to get a shelf for it - it's like 3 feet long and takes up too much floor space.

I applaud you user.

And before you start talking about costs, drop those fucking memes mate. Allow me to show you the numbers, my conclusion may surprise you.

I'm going to usee that the Queen Elizabeth II as my baseline here. Because it's the most recent aircraft carrier in construction I'm assuming that it's entirely top of the line, the best of the best, nothing that can built with modern technology can top it.

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The costs of the Queen Elizabeth II and its sister ship are £6.2bn. I'm going to be even more generous and assume those are the costs of the Queen Elizabeth II alone, even though this is clearly false.

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That's the equivalent of €7.3bn. Now we have a currency we can look at. Now let's look over to Germany, shall we?

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Over the next 5 years, the Germans expect to spend 94 billion euros on refugees, getting them into the country, housing them et cetera. Because a significant number of them are criminals and terrorists this number will be a lot higher but let's assume €94bn for the sake of convenience.

This is enough money to build TWELVE (12) Elizabeth II tier supercarriers. Let me repeat that: the money Merkel is spending to demographically replace the German population could've been used to create more supercarriers than America currently has. How can anyone argue that Germany can't afford two cold war era aircraft carriers? My model of two carriers for Europe's military/economic great powers and 1 for its economic/military middle powers isn't unrealistic at all.

>I'm going to usee that the Queen Elizabeth II as my baseline here

It's named after Elizabeth I m8.

>Because it's the most recent aircraft carrier in construction I'm assuming that it's entirely top of the line, the best of the best, nothing that can built with modern technology can top it

The one main new thing it has is the highly mechanised weapons handling system (HMWHS).

>his is a first naval application of a common warehouse system. The HMWHS moves palletised munitions from the magazines and weapon preparation areas, along track ways and via several lifts, forward and aft or port and starboard. The tracks can carry a pallet to magazines, the hangar, weapons preparation areas, and the flight deck. In a change from normal procedures the magazines are unmanned, the movement of pallets is controlled from a central location, and manpower is only required when munitions are being initially stored or prepared for use. This system speeds up delivery and reduces the size of the crew by automation.

Will admit i didnt count those, nonetheless the other navies have auxiliary ships, such that i doubt, at least in the near future, that we will exceed the combined tonnage of Portugal, Spain, France, Sweden, Germany, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Holland and belgium

>mfw no naval Super Tucano.

Fake lego?

I'm not saying its unrealistic in material terms, for the whole of the EU, but rather for any single state, which is how i hope we all remain.

(Incase that causes argument, i believe The EU doesnt represent Europe and its culture, it represents globalism and corporate/beaurecrat syndication, just look at the euro notes- how much do they scream "europe" with a few windows and arches? They dont, its not about europe and her people, its about big business)

Well its really because the cold war ended, in the 80s Britain was spending 4.8% of GDP on military and had 128 surface war ships, now we have 19- soon to be 25. The costs are skyrocketing with all the new bullshit automation and super advanced systems though.
Now, i for one would like it to be 4.8% and for us to have 128 ships again, however due to the budgetary chaos the Labour government caused, while we have things which we HAVE to spend money on (NHS- extremely bloated and corrupt) and a black hole of benefits (hint: immigrants who cheat the system) we are only just getting back together our budget, we would also need impetus for such an increase

I cannot speak for the amount Germans are spending to be raped, and yes the germans are cucked, but blame the media and the government, not them.
Hell, even now the government is trying to impose its version of reality upon the internet.
The Germans would have the money better spent on building 12 super carriers and blowing up the rapefugees.

However, do remember that the Yank military is very bloated, i believe they are actually struggling to maintain their current naval level, especially as costs escalate with new technologies

>I'm not saying its unrealistic in material terms, for the whole of the EU, but rather for any single stat
Which is why I explicitly split it up according to states.
I hope you agree that for the UK, France and Germany two aircraft carriers per country are both reasonable and achievable?
I hope you agree that for the Netherlands, Spain, Italy and Portugal (if not Poortugal than maybe Poland or Sweden) one aircraft carrier per country is both reasonable and achievable? *Especially* in the absence of the EU individual countries should be spending more.

>The Germans would have the money better spent on building 12 super carriers and blowing up the rapefugees.
More realistically, having 12 carriers stationed near Cyprus would do a lot to help refugees in the region. Moreso than taking them into Germany. These floating fortresses are often used for humanitarian missions, as you may know.

Yes, each should have two, at the very least.
Britain has two
France has one
Cucks have none
I generally agree the middling countries should have one
Now sweden doesnt even have frigates or destoyers which is hilarious, Spain has one , and Italy has two in fact. Netherlands is very small though so i am not sure, but perhaps one.
Poland is poor
Norway should
Belgium is small and not very rich

>Netherlands is very small though so i am not sure, but perhaps one.
We have a solid enough economy and a decent navy that's actively involved across the world. Even if it's some 1950s hand-me-down, even a single aircraft carrier would greatly improve our ability to operate across the world. We're a small, irrelevant country that will never be a naval champion, but just a single outdated carrier would be better than nothing.

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>The real question is why doesn't the USMC use ramps on their Landing Helicopter Dock? Do they like taking off with less fuel and weapons?

>We're a small, irrelevant country that will never be a naval champion, but just a single outdated carrier would be better than nothing.
What exactly would you guys "do" with a aircraft carrier? I'm honestly not sure what the netherlands would get from one compared to other large ships.

wtf why
its useless for them, carriers are for cunts with money and who have a need for power projection, this is just a pointless money sink for czech