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Russian numbers - for the The Bundeswehr

last night - I had my grad Bake croquettes topped and cola - I got an e-mail in the procurement plans of the armed forces were available to the Navy, and did not know whether I should laugh or cry. So far, four U-boats were mercy of the class 212A, U 35 on 21 August 2007 keel laid. To meet all application tasks, the Navy requires 12 of these submarines. Well, so far we have ten. Four-and six-212A 206A, and the latter to a museum in Peene Tired and Wilhelmshaven. The BWB has neutered the second stage of construction from four to two and the U 36 is not even yet been approved. This shows again how far one thinks in Berlin. Sure, would the Warsaw Pact still exist and Federal Marine three huge landing fleets (People's Navy, Polish Navy and the Baltic fleet) to see the whole would go much quicker (the WP-skippers were the landing craft was shot down by our SSK's in the ass, hardly they had left its port).

looks at the surface vessels is not different. Three ships of the Sachsen Class (F124) were constructed, the fourth no longer perceived as an option. It would be better four ships of the Bremen-class at its will somewhere and having to build two additional F124. Basically, these are also just Multirole Ships to all applications but good for nothing. From the combat power of a Fridtjof Nansen or Neustrashimij are as far away as NASA by Star Fleet - interesting way, which one is heading in the WMF with the 22 350-class, almost the same way: small, complex and mainly stealth. Or the Brauschweig Class (K130): From 15 planned ships were built and now all of five first shut down because they need new gear. Why has not set a value for the K130 on air defense, escapes my logic anyway - two dinky little RIM-116 are continuing in East for more laughter.

And while it negotiates with Israel, if we may co-finance two corvettes and given away at the same time just two submarines and three paid to one third may be the armed forces own content with a minimum of the same technology. But this is no different in Russia ...