HMS sub heads south
 

Can anyone clarify :06:http://www.google.com/url?q=http://w...4yjTOFXDMxfsvw

What do you want clarified?

Will the UK really unleash Steed?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TemAXfEGtOw

No he is their secret weapon, only to be used in case of all out war.:D

Do you mean this bit?

If it is, then just like Daring, it'll be 'it's turn' and nothing provocative.

Have we still got any subs after all the Tory cuts???

A couple I think. :haha:

Tireless and Turbulent have been on similar patrols so it could be either. It's a show of muscle, yes, but nothing more.

In fact, a Royal Navy sub was deployed to the South Atlantic roughly every year, and was on station 2 or 3 months.

Buuuuuuuuuuuuut, only when The Sun needs a headline its presence is disclosed.

:yeah:

And there is no guarantee that the South Atlantic is either it's current, or future destination - After 9/11 a RN sub pitched up at Salalah Port, the guys on board last knew they were off the Eastern coast of Canada.

Nothing in life is guaranteed, but with such a deterrent lurking, I ought not rule anything out.

If indeed it is, a frown is the severest punishment the area will need, if to be had.

I think most of us are frowning at the current embargo on S.A. ports to our vessels linked to the Islands - and it's not worked :cry:

Through time and events, perhaps I will acquaint you my true opinions, for the present I shall flatter, if only to avoid the character of turbulent or passive. :03:

Submarines could be everywhere, everytime. Or, at least, your foe must assume that. However, most of the times someone inside UK government revealed that a sub was on its way south, or already there, he was not lying.

Remember that, back in 2010, when the drilling started and Argentina protested, The Sun published that a sub was moving to the islands. And, voilá, a couple of months later HMS Sceptre surfaced in Simonstown Naval Base (South Africa)

Regards!

The story is almost two days old and my informant advises there is already a T Class on station....this will be a further one.

Lots of potential oil and minerals under that sea in need of protection ya know :03:

I am pleased to see that you yet keep your ground, it cannot fail to bring about all good things. :03: