HMS Queen Elizabeth Bow Section Completed at Appledore

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/8599790.stm

 

Jim you're link ain't doing it for me mate.

 

Its not doing it for me either

 

Must be an April Fool's then...

 

and me

At what stage do we reach the point of no return on the carrier builds?

 

A year into the 1st commision ie; Upholder class

Others ships have sat on a slipway for 10years + before commish/scrapping

 

Remember the Leviathan, moored in Pompey for many moons!

 

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Try this link to the RN website instead: Milestone for new carrier as bow ready to set sail

 

They've scrapped ships under build before.

 

My only grey thing (Bulwark) was laid down in 1945, launched in 1948 but wasn't commissioned until 1954. Our new carriers could be around for a while before they join the fleet.

 

Looks like a huge blue penis