Ships, Submarines and Aircraft of the RN

Found this useful PDF which I should like to print out and put on my wall for swotting . . .

http://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/upload/pdf/RN_Ships_and_Subs_Jan09.pdf

. . . problem is, its bloody tiny on an A4 (the limit of my printer). It occurred to me that I could split it up into four A4 size pages and put them up on my wall next to each other, so I downloaded the trial version of Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Nob Extender and I still can't work it out. :scratch:

Can somebody please tell me how?

 

Re: Ships, Subs and Aircraft of the RN

Has your AFCO given you the 'Broadsheet: A Year in Focus' publication yet? It's got the exact same details in a handy pull out at the back of it. Try and get hold of one, it'll be useful for swotting for your whole application.

ps. don't call them subs. :wink:

 

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GAFL :lol:

 

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http://www.blockposters.com/

Seriously though, V8's right. Get some posters with boobs on, everyone likes boobs.

 

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Yeah because that'll really help in my recruitment interview. :roll:


Edit : Thanks for link but it doesn't take PDFs, and print screen loses too much detail when blown up.

 

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:roll: :roll: Well at least you will see TWO boobs on the poster!!! as opposed to the ONE and only aircraft in the FAA :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

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I'll phone and ask, thanks for the suggestion. How big is the pull out?

 

It's about as big as 2 A4's horizontally, quite useful for sticking on the wall next to boobies.

 

Hmm.. cant find my broadsheet! Is there a more recent version of this pdf?

 

I'd rather blow it up to 4 or 5 upright A4s and stick them on the wall next to each other, and boobies. :safe: :safe:

I don't think there is because this one is still current.

 

This year's issue, newly launched as 'Navy Matters', can be downloaded here but it lacks the usual pull-out showing ships and aircraft of the Fleet:

http://newsdeskmedia.com/files/Royal%20Navy%20Matters%202010.pdf