Well done, I’ll be saving the money for an autographed copy.
A cavalry carbine was once one of my favourite hunting rifles.

A bargain for sure.
Here’s a local rump steak, $15.83 US.per kilogram.
and some Scotch fillet. $29.00 US/kg

I recall the joy and particularly the dancing in the streets, l was 11 years old.

I’m thinking French Resistance may be a super hard variety of wax polish.

Hand it down in the family.

Nice, in fact VERY NICE.!!!

Fair enough, but power plants, unlike ships, are called after their fuel source.

That’s what happens when buzz words are used instead of logic, all of those ships are steam powered, the reactor merely boils the water.

Yes, but, ships are never named after their fuel. We don’t say ‘coal’ ships if coal is used to boil the water, nor wood or oil ships for the other common means of generating steam, just as coal, oil or wood cannot move a ship unless it is steam powered ,or has some other type of engine, a nuclear re...

Re the NS Savannah, like all but a couple of very dangerous. experimental shiips which actually were nuclear powered, she is a steam ship and is steam powered not nuclear powered, all that the reactor does is boil the water, more efficiently than other means.
The reactor cannot move the ship.