Re:Great Bitter Lake Association, the Sort-of-Micronation Fo...
by garyclarke27 on Thursday April 01, 2021 @04:56AM
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Surprisingly interesting read, I had never heard of this.
After 8 years - only the German ships where able to make it out under their own steam!
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Re:Great Bitter Lake Association, the Sort-of-Micronation Fo...
by mladeny on Thursday April 01, 2021 @07:28AM
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Only if we build things like we used to... West Germany and Germany in general has been known for the reliability and durability of their goods. German quality is top notch.
Re:Great Bitter Lake Association, the Sort-of-Micronation Fo...
by pimlottc on Thursday April 01, 2021 @02:58PM
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I’d guess it was as much an issue of keeping up regular maintenance as the initial quality of the vessels. I mean, if your ship was stuck in one place for years it’d be pretty natural to start letting things slide...
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by marshmallow_12 on Thursday April 01, 2021 @03:56PM
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i would think so as well. Where are ships made anyway? It's more like only the Germans cared enough (about the ship or the cargo) to maintain it. I very much doubt the other companies were negligent.