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***caveseeker7*** · 26th June 2005, 20:36

Quote: (Originally Posted by Decodiver)

The hydrostatic loading on the Mk16 was severe, hence it's refusal by the RN.

I thought the Royal Navy uses Carleton CCBA (2000 or 2001 model), which has the same layout as the MK16.
Shouldn't the WOB/hydrostatic differences be about the same?

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