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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-19861583 (rmks: This is in violation of the admittedly voluntary Missile Technology Control Regime. In addition, were the US to deploy these missiles in their own service, it would violate the 1987 INF Treaty signed with the USSR and continuing in force with the Russian Federation)

Yep - two Caitlins, both in it for two seasons. Your turn.

If you look at the IMDB pages for both shows, you'll be able to find the answer.

It's the case for the new Virginia-class. Mostly.

I play. In fact I'm running a forum-based game if you're interested/

Air PHs and ranges come from the Anti-aircraft gun annex IIRC; for the Mk75 it's really quite low.

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2012/09/28/navy-vessel-catches-fire-banyuwangi.html Their newest missile boat as well...

Gave the demo a quick try - not brilliant (isn't very easy to use). Worth buying, but not for £14.99.

No, but I'll try the demo out - something for future, perhaps?

Might be, but could easily be another vehicle.

Thanks. The title is actually "Little Brothers", but you got the gist across.

Has anyone noticed the error on the game map?

Can you translate that please for readers who don't speak French?

That's broadly true - Cantonese is the southern dialect and much of the diaspora uses it.

Caption on that is wrong - CCTV identify him as a "Senior Admiral", when he's only a Senior Captain. News sources are the same the world over...

Considered posting this one, but decided against it. Most Russian projects are very late and very overbudget.

Probably sounds better in Mandarin.

It's to do with character names.

http://alert5.com/2012/09/25/breaking-varyag-is-named-liaoning-officially-inducts-into-plan/

One of them was Bellisario - what's the other one?

You said Academy Award and helicopter pilot. That made it easier. Since we're on the subject of Airwolf, name two things that this show has in common with NCIS.

Ernest Borgnine?

Re Iranian sanctions: they are having an effect - the petrol price there has skyrocketed. As for Moldava, it has a little tiny harbour area at a place called Palanca (the Ukrainian border straddles the 'lake' there), that links into the Dniester river. I looked at this on Google Maps.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Interesting. Not high on my read list, but Dale Brown's past stuff has been good and I might well check this out if I see it in my library.