My god, she's beautiful

> she
did you just assume the gender of that barely-seaworthy dingy?

>woman pilot
Many such cases

>ordinance
ordnance*

>UK has two
Exactly, where's your aswell?

>ramp

A ramp is like a tranny

Why is America the only country that uses catapults on their carriers?

I've never understood that.

>woman
I wouldn't be so sure

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NORAD with American real carriers protect the leafs

If by beautiful you mean useless, obsolete, outdated, ineffective, unusable, all while being an easy target then yes: she is very "beautiful" and that Apu at the stern is way too big.

>cope slope
try again when you get Chadapults

>protect
From what?

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How do know the frog is female?

Not bad. But have you looked at the HMS Tiger before they tried to convert it into a half assed helicopter carrier? The Tiger was a beautiful ship!

>a ramp

lmaoing at your navy

Did you learn your lesson on female pilots? Appreciate what you have, it's being paid for by your tax dollars.

Genius white man engineering. Or the military industrial complex

We don't need them, we have backpackers and they have already invaded your country and fuck all your women

Omg! They’re so heckin valid and pass

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>living vicariously through the sex lives of other men
A literal cuckold

Catapult system allows for a broader range of aircraft to be used.

Because we have big fat throbbing nuclear reactors to power them, and the US supercarriers are big enough to have aircraft that need it.

why does it have a ramp?

Canadians always shit on carriers because they are too poor and unimportant to have one.

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Yeah, but the two towers are odd. I like this one more aesthetically.

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Japan is installing catapults and China is also working on a class of rampless carriers more similar to ours. Countries use ramps when they want a carrier, but they're not willing to invest in the infrastructure necessary to build and maintain a ship several hundred feet longer than what they're used to dealing with.

>Ramp for shorted takeoff and eliminate complicated CATOBAR system (major vulnerability of modern AC)
>2 islands with redundant systems + armored command center deep inside = better reliability in case of attack
> Solid state phased array sensors everywhere
>3 Phalanx
> Smaller profile for passing straits and narrow channels

Good work lads, Britannia rule the waves !

THE Canberra faggot

>Canadians always shit on carriers
As opposed to what americans do on carriers

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>broader range of aircraft
That’s why they’re switching every aircraft to be the shitty f-35?

Dumb broad

Look at that huge, erect ramp, thrusting up into air. Magnificent.

>ramplet congratulating another ramplet

12 aircraft on deck. kek

French Charles de Gaulle have CATOBAR, and will switch to magnetic catapults in 2025.

Catapults are hydraulic and powered by their own generators you fucking mong

Like many British slags, she is dull, unremarkable, fat assed, constant foul discharge from her holes, emits clouds of noxious gas, lacking in any real capability, full of Paki seamen, and needs a nose job.

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We didn't have any aircraft to switch, No need to support a wide range of aircraft, ther F-35 is all we have.