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Sunday October 19, 2008 11:15
by John Jefferies - Cork Warship Watch
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Vaederren recently returned from a Circumnavigation of the Glove where most of her armament was removed, along with her helicopter, and replaced with accomodation for an embarked scientific expedition. Projects carried out during this voyage included...
Alien matter and metals
Antifreeze protein systems in Antarctic fish
Avian diversification
Biodiversity in protista
Biological interaction on islands
Changes in South Greenland's climate and environment
Collecting poisonous sea snakes
Controlling Tuberculosis in Independent India 1948-78
Cool-water carbonate mounds
Cultural Heritage and transistions in coastal and maritime resources utilisation towards the 21th century experience economy (...)
Deep-sea fish at the Antarctic
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Early life forms in Antarctica
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Open your mind a little john. Just because its painted grey does not mean its going to invade your house. Your obsession with guns is a tad disturbing.
Which glove would this be Poopeye?
and I'd love to know what role a ship which was launched in the 1990s could possibly have played in "Controlling Tuberculosis in Independent India 1948-78".
as for obsession with guns I think it's only right that people are concerned with things that are made in order to kill people, don't you?
Naval Vessels have lond been used in scientific research, British naval vessels in the 18th & 19th centurys sailed the globe and made scientific descoveries. Captain Cook for one, this vessel in the article is a naval vessel but was used in a scientific manner. Is this not a case of swords being turned into plough shares. This ship could not invade Lambay Island if it tried! I would think that Indy media would support this activity for national naval ships
the Nazis built motorways, what's your point?
Yes they did, about the only good thing that came from Germany in that era, but just because its a naval vessel does not mean its use is negative
I thought the idea of neutrality was to give equal "benefit" or hospitality to either side -and credence .
Mind you those Cork dock side bulidings must have looked like old USSR style buildings to the NATO crew -how miserable they look -- they may have been tempted to shell them .
Remember Dev went to give his condolences on Hitlers death in 1945 ?
Not certain what he did when FDR or Stalin for that matter died .
It’s worth restating that the visit of a naval vessel from a member state of the Atlantic alliance or any other pact is NOT a breach of Irish neutrality except in the minds of Ed Horgan and a few others. They might wish and press for some extreme form of neutrality which would rule out even reciprocal courtesy naval visits among neighbours. But that is not the same as baldly asserting that a visit such as this is “a breach of Irish neutrality” under the present neutrality policy.