Australia spent $40 million on small boats that do not fit on to its amphibious ships
 

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http://www.smh.com.au/national/rusty...201-1acgx.html

Thats a drop in the bucket compared to the JSF and Comanche.

we spent about 6.9 BILLION on that stupid rotor-craft, and the JSF has cost 338 Billion and still counting. (you know it's bad when they need a PR website to convince the public even).

The US has some 'phibs for sale with big ole dock wells that could carry a bunch of these.

Act now they are going fast! :yeah:

If you don't want to buy used can I interest you in a couple San Antonio class or Freedom class ships? Dear God please someone buy some!

Euhm, did you shares went up now?

Small beer....the UK have spent over £4 billion on Nimrod and are about to spend £200 million to scrap them.

Ghehe, right on!

I thought you always hitched the cart behind the horse.

And nothing compared to our 8 years & $1billion Seasrprite screw up:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...05/2180394.htm

These are'nt screw ups, these are preplanned endeavors.

Exercises in futility?:hmmm:

Got the same thing here...

Cape Town - The woes of the Navy's SAS Manthatisi submarine, which has been out of commission for nearly three years, include fuses blown because someone inserted a plug in the wrong socket, Defence Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said on Monday.

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Ne...-woes-20101213

Anyone know a tax free offshore haven where we can invest just the interest in? :o

Gt Britain?:O:

Sorted....I'll invest my millions there then :DL

It kinds of reminds me of an old story. In space writing with a pen can not be done with any ordinary pen. The ink just does not flow. The US government spent millions on study, engineering and testing a pen that will work in space. The Russians had the same issue in space. The Russians answer to problem was issuing pencils for writing in space. :03: