assuming they tried other vessels, losing contact probably means the command center is no longer there and maybe no mainland to return to.
Bongs have "Letters of Last Resort" with instructions in such cases, I assume Americans have something similar.
The Brits have several options:
retaliate with nuclear weapons;
not retaliate;
use their own judgement; or,
place the submarine under an allied country's command, if possible. The documentary mentions Australia and the United States.
I remember a post going somewhere along the lines of; >if the empire is truly gone rain hell upon those who did it >and bomb the Germans one last time as well, for old times sake
Dear Cunts,
By now you must be aware that we're right snoggered, right snoggered indeed. Tits up, as it were. Assuming that the sun has finally set on jolly old England, I hereby bequeath this last directive to you, brave sailors of Her Majesty the Queen's Navy; You are thusly ordered to launch nuclear strikes upon the nation of Israel, to the effect of their utter demise. We have always been harboring doubts about the unsavory gentlemen who had been faffing about MI5 clasping their hands, and it seems the huns were right about them after all. Rather daft, looking back on it all, but we gave them what for, didn't we boys? Rule Britannia, and may God have mercy on us all.
Your faithful servant,
P.M. David Cameron
(P.S. Do try to drop one on the krauts, for old time's sake)
>The documentary mentions Australia and the United States.
What is it about the UK, America and Australia being such bros, why are there no other countries on Earth who are this close?
Remove the kiwis. I still have not forgiven their retardation over US carriers not being allowed port.
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that is just teenage daughter throwing a hissy fit at their big brother wishing they were dead etc. First sign of the rapey chang muscling into their vrigin waters and burgers can bring all 11 supercarriers there no problem
Anglo democratic maritime trading nations, aka they are all variations of the same country that want the same world. A world where everyone can freely trade by sea (UNLOC) and disputes are resolved according to reasonably fair and impartial rules agreed upon beforehand.
>What would be the course of action if this happens?
Nuke
>Is this even possible?
probably not
A reasonable captain would probably try and contact other vessels nearby, or just head back to the mainland
assuming they tried other vessels, losing contact probably means the command center is no longer there and maybe no mainland to return to.
Bongs have "Letters of Last Resort" with instructions in such cases, I assume Americans have something similar.
The Brits have several options:
retaliate with nuclear weapons;
not retaliate;
use their own judgement; or,
place the submarine under an allied country's command, if possible. The documentary mentions Australia and the United States.
I remember a post going somewhere along the lines of;
>if the empire is truly gone rain hell upon those who did it
>and bomb the Germans one last time as well, for old times sake
Dear Cunts,
By now you must be aware that we're right snoggered, right snoggered indeed. Tits up, as it were. Assuming that the sun has finally set on jolly old England, I hereby bequeath this last directive to you, brave sailors of Her Majesty the Queen's Navy; You are thusly ordered to launch nuclear strikes upon the nation of Israel, to the effect of their utter demise. We have always been harboring doubts about the unsavory gentlemen who had been faffing about MI5 clasping their hands, and it seems the huns were right about them after all. Rather daft, looking back on it all, but we gave them what for, didn't we boys? Rule Britannia, and may God have mercy on us all.
Your faithful servant,
P.M. David Cameron
(P.S. Do try to drop one on the krauts, for old time's sake)
you're almost making me like Britain
>(P.P.S. If you have a spare missile or two, the French are not off the list. God knows it's well past time they had their arses handed to them.)
>The documentary mentions Australia and the United States.
What is it about the UK, America and Australia being such bros, why are there no other countries on Earth who are this close?
one is the daddy and the other two are his sons. they are FAMILY
Remove the kiwis. I still have not forgiven their retardation over US carriers not being allowed port.
that is just teenage daughter throwing a hissy fit at their big brother wishing they were dead etc. First sign of the rapey chang muscling into their vrigin waters and burgers can bring all 11 supercarriers there no problem
Back to back world war teammates.
Anglo democratic maritime trading nations, aka they are all variations of the same country that want the same world. A world where everyone can freely trade by sea (UNLOC) and disputes are resolved according to reasonably fair and impartial rules agreed upon beforehand.
*UNCLOS
I have dementia or something.
Anglo unity. The special relationship is still alive and well.
They do, but only when they have to be quiet to avoid detection
Extremely low frequency.
Google it
are you talking about ballistic subs or attack subs? what you do is completely different.
What is the difference between them?
one goes ballistic, the other attacks
I thought ballistic missiles were for attacking.
No, ballistic missiles are for going ballistic. It's in the name duh.
Can't they just poke an antenna up and listen to the radio for world news?
If they lost contact underway then surfacing wouldn’t be wise, but yeah absolutely they could.
Floating Wire Antenna.
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its