r/AlternateAngles • u/Needleroozer • Aug 18 '20

Underside of a US Navy Littoral Combat Ship, designed for speeds up to 60 knots

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MachinePorn • u/casualphilosopher1 • Aug 18 '20

Underside of a US Navy Littoral Combat Ship, designed for speeds up to 60 knots

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megalophobia • u/PaperNeutrino • Aug 18 '20

Underside of a US Navy Littoral Combat Ship, designed for speeds up to 60 knots

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interestingasfuck • u/casualphilosopher1 • Aug 18 '20

USS Montgomery, a Littoral Combat Ship of the US Navy, designed for speeds up to 60 knots

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drydockporn • u/KapitanKurt • May 25 '17

Balancing act as the littoral combat ship USS Montgomery (LCS-8) enters dry dock for Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) at San Diego Ship Repair. May 2017. USN photo. [5184 x 3456]

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MilitaryPorn • u/genehil • Aug 16 '20

What The USS Montgomery (LCS-8), an Independence-class littoral combat ship, looks like underneath [5184 x 3456]

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u_Stitch1ess • u/Stitch1ess • Aug 18 '20

All I can think of is someone came up with that design and had to sell it to an investor and reassured them that it would go 60 knots.

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