"The Strange Tale of HMS Zubian (D99)" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	13 May 2026 5:51 a.m. PST
From 1905 through 1908 twelve Tribal-class destroyers were built for the Royal Navy. The emphasis of the design was speed, they were able to make 33 knots on a displacement of slightly under 1,000 tons. Their speed came at the expense of endurance, their machinery was inefficient and fuel oil bunkerage was limited… Inch High Guy: link
Frederick	13 May 2026 9:50 a.m. PST
Now that is a neat story! Reminds me of Zubans from Futurama

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