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I was just noticing that there was not a boat section.. i know there are some of these in civilian hands.. could this be added?? just a thought- Josh
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navy/military boat section?
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I just don't think we have enough boat owners to justify it. I think one of the guys from up North has a smaller boat that was the shore runner (can't remember it's real name) from a destroyer.
I can't think of anyone else.
I can't think of anyone else.
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I know one guy with a PBR is Dave P-something or other that owns WeeBee webbing (they make canvas). I don't know if he's on SS.
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I recall that someone here had bought them remote controll jet skis, that the Navy used for training purposes.
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I'd like to find a launch or a SRB, not often seen for sale.
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We have a Bradley forum. Show of hands, how many Bradley owners here?
I think we've had quite a few requests for a boat forum and quite a few boat focused discussions. I think we're overdue for a military watercraft forum.
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I am looking into buying a NAVY H.S.B. (high speed boat) and was just surprised there wasn't a watercraft section.. I mean there's a airplane and helicopter section lol
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My good friend down here has a USMC bridge boat but is trying to sell it. 
man I would like to have it.
man I would like to have it.
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One of the newer bridge boats like this: CRRC
How much? Those bridge boats are pretty sweet.
I've been contemplating a Zodiac H733 for years. I just don't think I'd get enough use out of a boat.
A guy I used to dive with in MI had a LCPL (like this: http://tulare.homelinux.net/images/lcpl-mk11-2.jpg) he converted into a dive charter boat. It worked out well as a charter boat, but I saw it up for sale a few years back. I don't know why he was selling. I saw about a dozen LCPLs come out of GL Barstow a couple years ago, if i could have managed one back then I'd have been tempted to buy. I didn't catch any of the final prices.
How much? Those bridge boats are pretty sweet.
I've been contemplating a Zodiac H733 for years. I just don't think I'd get enough use out of a boat.
A guy I used to dive with in MI had a LCPL (like this: http://tulare.homelinux.net/images/lcpl-mk11-2.jpg) he converted into a dive charter boat. It worked out well as a charter boat, but I saw it up for sale a few years back. I don't know why he was selling. I saw about a dozen LCPLs come out of GL Barstow a couple years ago, if i could have managed one back then I'd have been tempted to buy. I didn't catch any of the final prices.
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August 18th, 2012.
One of these days I am going to end up with an Army "ST" tugboat, as the Navy YTM ended up reefed in the Great Lakes before I could get a discussion going on price. I regret to say that was the "Seneca" likely the USS Cockenoe at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. The "ST''s were designed to be truckable at 45' and 9 tons or so....
One of these days I am going to end up with an Army "ST" tugboat, as the Navy YTM ended up reefed in the Great Lakes before I could get a discussion going on price. I regret to say that was the "Seneca" likely the USS Cockenoe at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. The "ST''s were designed to be truckable at 45' and 9 tons or so....
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Yes it is one of the crrc boats not sure what he wants
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Hmm, at first I was thinking that we don't need another forum. Then the remark about the Bradley came up. Then I really got to thinking, "if you build it, they will come". I have no decision making capacity on this but I support it. It's not like we are watering down another boat category (remember the A3 deuce). Let there be boats.
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Do we need a poll? I agree with Kenny, it's time for boats.
The might be an interest from some former Navy types.
The might be an interest from some former Navy types.
You old salty dog, no need for a poll! Let's give those Navy types their forum.Do we need a poll? I agree with Kenny, it's time for boats.
The might be an interest from some former Navy types.
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I work on this boat sometimes. Does this count?
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Yes it does Mike.