A list of puns related to "Russian Navy Ranks"
Would you say they acted "Admiralably"?
I found this documentary to be informative, and is presented credibly by military officials. The entire documentary is in Russian with English subtitles, so while I didn't pause and write down every sentence I did take note of what I found interesting.
US and Russian naval services were reporting impossible feats, unknown objects that had features of submarines but also that of aircraft. They would cruise under water ahead of naval assets and then take off out of the water, into the sky with supersonic speed.
These USOs (Unidentified Submerged Objects) became of increasing concern after connecting their involvement to the mysterious disappearances of military submarines. Within the first 5 months of 1968, 3 submarines had disappeared. In January, Israel's "Dakar" disappeared in the Mediterranean Sea. In May, French "Minerve" disappeared in the Atlantic, and the pride of the US maritime fleet "Scorpion" also disappeared in May. The only common denominator in these cases were mysterious objects around the submarines.
"A specific cause for the sinking of the submarine has never been determined, or at least not publicly released."
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"The precise reason behind the accident involving the Minerve has never been revealed."
"A U.S. Navy court of inquiry in 1968 and a subsequent Naval Ordinance Laboratory study two years thereafter presented conflicting views on what had caused the incident, which remains unexplained to this day."
Attempts to engage these objects have proven futile, electronic equipment of anti-submarine ships does not work. Naval mines were triggered by USOs, when a torpedo was launched it mysteriously misfired and sank.
In one clip a Russian official in military uniform says, "Neither we, nor the Americans have submarines that can reach speed of 300 or more km/h, we do not have and don't expect such a speed."
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We know the highest a clone could attain in the Grand Army of the Republic is Marshal Commander, but what about the Republic Navy since the rank structure is different to the one used by the GAR.
Do we have to know these for field training? My det is making us learn them on warrior quizzes. I'm wondering whether I should actually learn them for long term usage or just quickly memorize them to pass the quizzes. Thank u
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