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14 Sep 2024 10:02 #41
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Showing on AIS as moored in Portsmouth Harbour.on 13 Sep.
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14 Sep 2024 17:16 #42
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Very interesting! Maybe it is the Prince of Wales after all as one of them was still offshore until at least 12.30 LT today.
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15 Sep 2024 07:28 #43
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That was why I asked, many think AIS is the same as radar but it can be easily spoofed. For example It is possible put virtual 'buoys' around an obstruction to mark it and certain that the military can display false locations for their vessels if they wish.Showing on AIS as moored in Portsmouth Harbour.on 13 Sep.
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15 Sep 2024 19:02 #44
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The carrier was still off the coast in Port Isaac Bay mid afternoon today.
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16 Sep 2024 12:47 #45
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I seem to recall that a whole fleet was once spotted on the Great Lakes from the Canadian side during WW2. This was an illusion. Makes you wonder 
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03 Oct 2024 08:00 #46
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One of the carriers was off North Cornwall again Sunday 29 Sep until am Tuesday 1Oct. A couple of F35's (FAA?) appeared am Monday 30th and flew over the house at low level on the way to the carrier.
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17 Jan 2025 20:31 - 17 Jan 2025 20:35 #47
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No Matter Where You Go........There You Are
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Coming in a little late to this thread but here she is clearing the three bridges in the Firth of Forth as she puts back to sea after a six week spell in dry dock at Rosyth for maintenance. Date is 25th may 2019.
HMS Prince of Wales can be seen still under construction at Rosyth to the left of shot.
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HMS Prince of Wales can be seen still under construction at Rosyth to the left of shot.
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