Talk:Tribal class frigate

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[edit] Seacats

Got to disagree on the Seacat, Eskimo, seen in the cover photo has it, so does Nubian and Tartar seen in many photos on other sites. I am fairly sure the whole class was fitted.

I'll look into this, you are indeed right. Emoscopes 00:27, 13 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Seems a shame not to be able to use this quote

"Note - When Ashanti arrived on station, an Icelandic gunboat took a look from 10 miles away, turned away, and none were seen again for the whole duration of its stay. We concluded on the bridge, that this was because we had a gun at either end, thus preventing any gunboat from having a free ram from the sides or rear, as was the case with other marks of frigate."

But I couldn't leave it in the text as it stood. GraemeLeggett 16:43, 12 December 2005 (UTC)