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Nice job. I spent 1993-96 on board the Underwood. It's nice to see it remembered. It seemed like the missile launcher didn't work half the time anyway. I was an ST so maybe it just seemed that way.
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Was a plankowner of FFG 28, have say nice job on the Underwood
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@tonyaj1972 ...Operation "Support Democracy", in 1992. I was there aboard the USS Antrim (FFG-20), and was home-ported next to the Underwood in Mayport. (Cool model, huh?)
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THIS IS GREAT! ... FFG 29 is named for my late uncle who died in the Battle of Midway and I would LOVE to build one of these... Interesting enough, I boarded UNDERWOOD last summer to take a photo of our ship last 4 JUL.
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hopefully they keep some other ship around that can protect a FFG should it get attacked ,,,, I wish i knew how many times Iranian planes tried to see how close they could get to our ship in the gulf ,, i'd hate to be on one now without a missle ,, CIWS is a joke ,, they stay broke down
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KNOW
I was askin HOW many men sailed on thee 'ship'
a pleasure chatting wiv U gents
peace-out
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Scratchbuilt using styrene sheet, a remote control motor and propeller from a RC model boat, sold at Tandy. Used plans from a 1/700 model, used a scale calculator to get the correct dimensions. Photocopier enlarged original plans cut out paper shapes of hull and superstructure and traced them onto sheet styrene using a marker, scoring the styrene with a scalpel, installed the RC motor with built in servo and propeller, I glued the masts together directly onto plans, painted a overall hazegray.
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SO HOW do they train 2 save 'Hiatians'
throw one another over board
wait till they nearly drown then effect a rescue
??
\_ME_/-out
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lol..think he may be asking if it has killed many men. well i know it saved a lot of lives. spent many months off the coast of Haiti picking up the "boat people" trying to make it to the U.S. on thier improvised "boats."
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there were none assigned to this ship...however had one board our ship steathly while underway for his own training purposes...
did it take many lives this underwood ship??
DilLspitZen 3 years ago
Thats a strangely worded question,.... do you mean did it take much time to build the model?, if so, it did take a couple of months to build the model over a few evenings, and its still incomplete. So, it was a bit of construction here and a bit of construction there, when I got to finding the time.
hearwig 3 years ago