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With a record that is unmatched by any other weapon system, it is no wonder that the U. The M16A4 had a performance identical to the M16A2. It's long 20 inch barrel mm makes it highly accurate at meters, with some degree of precision at meters. When the carrying handle is removed, any accessory device with a rail grabber, such as an optical sight, can be mounted on the weapon; alongside an optional RIS handguard, for mounting various attachments and ancillary devices, further making the weapon more suitable for most situations.

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The M16A4 had an effective range of meters. History [ ] In , the M16 entered US military service and the following year was deployed for jungle warfare operations during the Vietnam War. Design [ ] The M16 is a lightweight, 5. October 27th was predicted as the most optimal tide, so we committed and went for it. Spoiler alert: we made it.

Two of these photos show the bathymetry data on the area. The third is a nautical chart showing depth in feet and the actual route the ship took that day. Loving this history? Help us keep it alive: hit the link tree in our bio and donate today! We've been talking ten year anniversary memories, and we have a fun one for you today. The dates were driven by the tidal cycle of the region, which was a critical issue given our max draft of nearly 33 feet and the shallow water in the area.

We had bathymetry or echo soundings of the tow path performed about a week before the tow which showed that we had inches of clearance under our rudders or perhaps even less. So at this point in time, we were scrambling to prepare the ship for tow, while simultaneously convincing the various jurisdictions that we were ready, making final contract arrangements with the tow company and port pilots, and assuring everyone that the bathymetry was ok.

After a little smoke and flame in the anchor windlass room, we were able to recover our port anchor along with 8 shots of chain. Do we remember what a shot is? SurfaceNavyMuseum anchor GhostFleet BB charging across the Atlantic at something over 30 knots back in is about how your battleship crew is feeling as we prep for our Freedom of the Seas gala this coming weekend.

Full speed ahead - let's go! We'll be at full dress ship for the weekend. Come check out our girl sporting all her finery. Check the link tree in our bio for tickets. Hit our Weekly Updates highlight to find out! Looky what we got! Congrats to Chef Cesar and his team. Fantastic to see their hard work paying off!

Oct 7. Throwback Thursday! We're about to blow up an urban myth. The guns recoil almost four feet into pits inside her turrets. The disturbance you see in the water is the pressure wave from their blast. Want more amazing facts about the mindboggling physics behind this engineering marvel?

Come take a tour! Link for tickets in bio. Oct 5. Our final Freedom of the Seas awardee we're highlighting is ups. These exhaust engines vary in size and most of them are located at the back of the Wedge Ship. They are equally capable of reaching speeds of mach 7 or patrolling meters from the ground for enemies.

They are all capable of dismantling as well as forming together in a matter of seconds. It appears to either be plasma of some sort, or white phosphorus. The DEW can be used to combine firepower with other wedge ships when they are formed into a saucer in order to maximize damage.

When a Wedge Ship goes to work as soon as it detects the radio signal , the antenna clusters all perk up and stay up as it hones in on the radio signal's source. Wedge Ships also have a low-intensity spot-light mounted on the front of the craft.