WOKE Seaplane-less, Royal Navy TIN CANs Can't Get There Fast Enough to Stop Iranian Ship Take-Overs

Enemy helicopters = 100 mph fast rope thugs down to British tanker; fait accompli' *
Royal Navy TIN CAN ships = 30 mph slowly approach 3-4 days away; arrive too late

Had the RN surface ship had a Royal Marine Commando Quick Reaction Force (QRF) in a 400+ mph SEAPLANE launched from it by turn-table catapult or sea water launch, the IRANIAN THUGS could have been PREVENTED from taking over the British oil tanker.

www.combatreform.org/seaplanefighters.htm

If the seaplane was a TILT-WING, it could have taken off DRY from the stern flight deck and airLANDED the Green Berets ditectly onto the threatened tanker. Otherwise, the seaplane could have high-speed taxied in the water as its own Small, Fast Boat (SFB) and trained missiles/cannon onto the Iranians to stop them.

www.combatreform.org/sfbs.pdf

Also notice, the HMS Duncan TIN CAN lacks its own armed SFBs and even an UAV to get close to the Iranian oil platform turned into a spy base BECAUSE ITS TRYING TO DO EVERY TASK USING ITS TOO-LARGE, BLUE WATER OCEAN-sized self.

"There seems to be something wrong with our bloody ships today," --Admiral Beatty, Battle of Jutland 1916

Can the U.K. build a ship or submarine that doesn't leak or catch fire [next SPARK Reality TV episode]? Are U.K. workers too pub-minded to make high quality things?

The pretty RN officer gal constantly whining about missing home--are there ANY military females whose head is in the game of war?

I've yet to see one.

I hope the female A-10 pilots have at least a passing interest in war details. Maybe not.

VIDEO SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-zc7qTaOoA

* https://www.dictionary.com/browse/fait-accompli

noun, plural faits ac·com·plis [fe za-kawn-plee]. French.

an accomplished fact; a thing already done:

The enemy's defeat was a fait accompli long before the formal surrender.

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