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Very Good, Mr. Loup!




Yer' up!

Yes, very good!

I was way off track on that one.

Ok give me a bit. It's been very hectic here at work today.

Gator

Let's try something different.

What were the "nicknames" of the following Independence class flattops:

1. USS Princeton

2. USS Cowpens

3. USS Cabot

Well darn darn it, I found 2 of 3.....

I feel me skills slipping.

hello Kenny,
how about:
1.USS Princeton=Peerless P
2.USS Cowpens=Mighty Moo
3.USS Cabot=The Iron Woman or The Iron Woman of the Pacific
cheers,
Bruce

Bruce,
Me thinks you might have trumped me, good job getting them.

Correct Bruce. Next question.

hello all,
my question is:
what was the last U.S. submarine to sink a japanese ship?
cheers,
Bruce
be careful it is not a easy question.

My guess is the USS Redfish

hello Jordan,
wrong,try again
cheers,
Bruce

hello all,
*hint*
it was not at the end of WW2
cheers,
Bruce

Hmmm......was it the Jack?

Was it the USS Greenville?

hello Mark&Kenny,
no and no.
cheers,
Bruce

Thats a tough question

hello Jordan,
i will put up another hint, if no one gets, it in the morning.
cheers,
Bruce

hello all,
*HINT*
it happen after 1960 and before 2000
cheers,
Bruce

The Ehime Maru and USS Greeneville collision was a ship collision between the United States Navy submarine USS Greeneville (SSN-772) and the Japanese fishing training ship Ehime Maru (えひめ丸) on February 9, 2001, about 9 nautical miles (17 km) off the south coast of Oahu, Hawaii, USA. In a demonstration for some civilian visitors, Greeneville performed an emergency surfacing maneuver. As the submarine surfaced, it struck Ehime Maru, a high-school fishing training ship from Ehime Prefecture, Japan. Within minutes of the collision, Ehime Maru sank. Nine of its crewmembers were killed, including four high school students.

hello Jim,
the one i was looking for was,On April 18, 1981 the nuclear submarine USS George Washington accidentally collided with and sank the Japanese freighter Nissho Maru in the East China Sea. but close enough.
Batter Up.
cheers,
Bruce

Kenny,
Actually had it prior to me. I tracked down the info I found from his answer.

hello Kenny,
oops, sorry i missed your reply.
so your up.
cheers,
Bruce
EDIT: i did not know about the the other submarine accident. Miss Mary was reading all the posts and told me that you had it right,after i posted this reply.i am sorry for my mistake.
Bruce

Not a problem, I've done the same thing on a couple of other trivia contests.

Hello Kenny,
you are up.
cheers,
Bruce

What was the technical name of the original Higgins hull design?