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Imagine landing a Piper Cub on one of those! The looks on the crew member's faces! Then you start taking pictures of the planes and the command tower, and when they kick the camera out of your hand, you say something like "I will consider negotiating a peaceful surrender of this carrier if you give me the captain's entire harem."
ReplyDeleteEnh. Doesn't look so impressive. Judging by the art, the carrier's only a little bigger than a single plane.
ReplyDeleteThe Empire's not what it used to be eh?
ReplyDeleteGreetings from the United States- World's Strongest Navy.
eddie_pain, that was so not cool.
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