With the cold front that passed through, i started my car in like 20 degree (F) weather and right after it started, there was this really brief grinding noise. It only happens on cold starts (sitting over night) but not after diving for a bit. The problem is literally like video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPANaTgJQVQ) but no one the comments seem to have definitive solutions. I sort of feel like maybe its an issue with something called the VVT actuator but would like to know if anyone else has had this issue and fixed it
Car info: Toyota Corolla, 2011, 125k miles

Hey everyone! It's great to be back making these, but it's been far, far too long since I've posted a leader guide hasn't it? Behind doesn't begin to cover it, I mean, this should be the LKMT guide, so apologies for the slow pace. But the good news is it was not for a lack of trying. It is certainly not the only reason but a couple side projects got me here and there. Can you believe I'm learning to code? Me? And actually have been fixing some issues? Again, me?! Very, very simple ones mind you, baby steps and all, but I think it's the coolest thing in the world!

• One project you might know is the collection of In-Game Path Guides Imgur Album. Just wanted to plug that again in case anyone may have missed that post.

Being so large the guide will be spread over four parts:

• Part 1: The Starting Situation, Black Monday and the Relief Bill, and its aftermath. Also included is the Secret Path: Danylo's Hetmanate. But if you don't want any spoilers I've noted where to stop reading so you can pick up tomorrow with Part 2.
• Part 2: The Anti-Hetman Revolt, covering both sides, a Hetman Victory, the Pat Aut Path and two Auth Dem Hetman Paths, the Hetman Land Reform Fail, and the German-Ukrainian Relations Event Chain.
• Part 3: The LUN Coup, its Black Sea Union, a Republican Victory in the Revolt, the three Republican paths, the Rad Soc Coup, and the Small Pact Faction.
• Part 4: The Republican Land Reform Fail, the Bortobist Coup, unique Puppets, the Galician Negotiations, Land Reform and Industrialization overview, and finally a map of Ukraine's Cores and Claims.

Reddit sometimes doesn't like when I edit long posts, saying it's too long when it's not over the character limit. I hope to link all the Parts to each other, and update the fixes that are coming in the next hotfix. If I can't, know that the Wikia's Path Page will be updated when the fixes come out, and I will be porting the entire guide over a day or so after the last Part is posted. You can always find all my posts together in my Master List on my profile page, and most of my applicable KR guides can be found on the Wikia on its Game Pages.
A final note. Yes it took about two months to do this start to finish (I don't see the LKMT taking that long!), and over that time there were four hotfixes, and one new update. Some stabilities, party pop increases/decreases, SIC traits, things like that, were adjusted over that time but could not be reflected here. It's not ideal to not have it up to date (I don't like it either), but having to comb through each file to compare with what I have and then capture it again... well...
So anyway, as always any questions, comments, concerns, but more importantly corrections and suggestions, are always welcome and encouraged!
But enough from me, onto the post:
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Starting Situation

Starting Situation
Ukraine, formally the Ukrainian State, has been ruled by Hetman Pavlo Skoropadskyi for almost two decades. Not since 1654 has Ukraine been an independent and sovereign nation, but during the Russian Civil War saw its chance and declared independence from the fledgling Bolshevik-controlled Russia. Signing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk that ended German-Russian hostilities, it came to be under the protection of the Germans after Central Power troops helped to drive out hostile Bolshevik forces. The arrangement did not last long as Germany, fearing a loss on the Western Front and wary of internal Ukrainian politics, backed a military coup less than two months later. Led by General Skoropadskyi, he revived the Hetmanate of old (himself a relative of a Hetman of the Ukrainian Cossacks in the early 18th century) after a farmer's congress declared him Hetman, and quickly established a junta.
Crushing an anarchist uprising in 1919, and with German victory in the war, Ukraine could enter the 1920s ‘independent’ and at peace. Though the 20s could not be called entirely peacefully, Ukraine survived, still united. The 1930s saw the fruits of the German alliance, cementing its status as a premier agrarian nation, and the breadbasket of German controlled Europe, while tip-toeing its way to industrialization and land reform, the latter of which had stalled for the better part of a decade.

Starting Shown Focus Trees

Starting Visible Focus Trees

Army Tree

Note that for Industrial or Land Reform changes to be shown, the respective missions must be active. If Industrialization has not started yet and a focus which increases it is taken, it WILL apply retroactively when Land Reform/Industrialization starts, the increases applying at that time.
Army Tree and Air Force Branch (Available at Start)
Army Tree 2 (Available After the Revolt)
Army Tree 3 (Dynamic Branches)
The Army Tree has a small dynamic branch that will change based on Ukraine’s alignment:

• German: Starting branch, being allied to Germany and the Reichspakt
• Austrian: Joining Austria’s Donau-Adriabund in the wake of a Republican Victory or Nat Pop Coup.
• Socialist: If Ukraine goes Socialist (Rad Soc or Syndie)
• Soviet Socialist: If Ukraine goes Socialist and is in a faction with an independent Russian Socialist Republic
• Black Sea: As LUN (the Nat Pops), take the decision, ‘Enact the Black Sea Doctrine’

Navy Tree (Available at Start)

Background Events

Background Info
Note that an initial early event chain (not shown) will deal with exiled opposition leader Symon Petliura of the banned Ukrainian Social Democratic Workers' Party (USDRP), stirring up trouble in Rovno, in Western Ukraine. He can be arrested, but will always escape, or he can be tolerated as to not rile up his supporters even more. Tolerating him is an important step in the Secret Path, explained further down.
These events will trigger periodically through the first six months of 1936, giving background information on a number of areas/parties.

Black Monday / Relief Bill Negotiations

Black Monday Hits Ukraine, the Government Responds
Disaster strikes the Ukrainian economy when, having been tied so heavily to German markets, the German Stock Market crashes! Black Monday, as it becomes known, will take an especially big hit to Ukraine’s agrarian sector.
To alleviate the newfound issues, the government and the Soim (the Parliament) will draft a Relief Bill to allow more public debt, the buying of excess products, and the founding of emergency work for those Ukrainians most in need. It will be no easy task as a supermajority of the factions in the Soim must agree to pass the bill or it will fail.
The Soim has 5 factions, so four are needed to pass it:
The first four groups make up the government coalition (the Hetman’s Coalition), though are not all in agreement as to whether to pass the bill or not.

1. VSZV / Protofis: All-Ukrainian Union of Landowners/Union of Industry, Trade, Finance and Agriculture. Each represents, and is led by, the Great Landowners and Major Industrialists, respectively. They start off jointly opposing the Bill.
2. UDKhP: Ukrainian Democratic Agrarian Party. Senior partner in the government coalition, this agrarian party supports economic intervention, strong law and order, and both a strong executive, and an influential Parliament.
3. USKhD: Ukrainian Union of Agrarians-Statists. Junior partner in the coalition, the USKhD is an offshoot of the UDKhP, breaking off before the 1924 election but was forced into a coalition to preserve conservative rule. It embraces the classocratic thought of Vyacheslav Lypynsky, and anti-parliamentarism.
4. Independent Deputies: Those not members of any party but still supportive of the Hetman’s Government.

Then there is the opposition:

1. URDP: Ukrainian Radical Democratic Party. Rooted in historic organizations, though mostly composed of intellectuals, with its advocacy for parliamentarism, devolution and progressive economic policies, the party has made headwinds in the last election, expanding its influence and support greatly. It starts off opposing the Bill.

And one extra-Parliamentary group that can influence the vote:

1. SHD: The Union of Hetmanites-State Builders. A semi-secret clique of politicians, civil servants and military officers, this cabal seeks to protect the authority of the Hetman and the State. It is vehemently anti-parliamentarian and anti-socialist, supports centralization of the state, and expansion of Cossack delegations.

Aside from VSVZ / Protofis and URDP, the other factions take a neutral stance on the Bill. Through focus and decisions, their support or opposition can be raised and lowered. The repeatable decisions, shown above, do not unlock until three more weeks after the negotiations have started. The entire Relief Bill process will take 135 days.

Black Monday Tree

Black Monday Focus Tree
The Black Monday Tree will open up once the Relief Bill negotiations start. It should be noted that only five foci can be completed (not including the starting, bypassed one). Aside from raising and lowering support, some of the national spirits will even help reduce the time it takes to recover from Black Monday if the Bill passes. Up to four months (120 days) can be taken off the recovery time out of 500 days normally.
Black Monday Events
These events will trigger periodically from the start of the Relief Bill negotiations. While many are straightforward, attention must be paid to the groups that the choices aggravate. The Bill can be killed off before it even gets to a vote by either Independents, or VSZV/Portofis.

• In the first event, ‘USKhD Suggests Creation Of Temporary Class Council In The Soim’, choosing to disparage the Classocratic approach (a cornerstone of the junior coalition partner) will make independents defect. Later on in “On the Delegation of Powers,’ supporting decentralization will anger the independents even more and will cause them to kill the Bill.
• If promises were made to VSZV/Portofis, having taken the focus ‘Assure VSZV and Protofis, if angering them three times by going against their wishes when prompted, they will kill the Bill.

Relief Bill Negotiations Outcome

Relief Bill Outcomes
The Relief Bill negotiations can end in two ways:

1. In failure. Whether killed off early by independents or VSZV / Protofis, or failure to gain enough support. Recovery from Black Monday will take a full 500 days. Not passing the Bill will result in a slightly stronger VDslightly weaker Hetman in the now unavoidable Anti-Hetman Revolt.
2. In victory. If it had enough support to pass, an extra national spirit will be gained, being removed at the same time as the Black Monday Recovery. If all five factions supported the Bill, the national spirit will be greater.

Post-Relief Bill

Post-Relief Bill Events
The summer after the Relief Bill negotiations will be one of unrest throughout Ukraine, stirred up the by formation of the VDR, the All-Ukrainian Democratic Movement. Even if the Bill was passed, the peasants of the west are still hurting and the VDR carefully directs their anger towards the government.

• If the Bill fails, the SHD, fearing a socialist or anarchist revolution like the one in 1919, will appeal to the Hetman to declare martial law. The Hetman will accept, and Otaman-Minister (Prime Minister) Dmytro Doroshenko will resign, wanting nothing to do with the new harsh measures enacted. He will be replaced by Borys Homzyn of the SHD, and the upcoming elections will be postponed. The unrest will get progressively worse until, during a tense standoff in Kiev, a gunshot occurs, causing both sides to retaliate. With dozens of protestors dead, the ‘Massacre in Kiev’ will be the catalyst that causes the VDR to go into open revolt. The Anti-Hetman Revolt will begin.
• If the Bill passed, there will be cause for celebration as the Hetman will be open to working with the Soim, even with the opposition URDP. O-M Doroshenko will open talks with the opposition, offering democratic reforms and anti-corruption policies. Most importantly, in an effort to peacefully end VDR aggression, the URDP will serve as a moderator in negotiations between the government and the VDR.

Successful VDR Negotiations is the Secret Path of Ukraine, and if you want to keep it a secret skip to Part 2.

VDR Negotiations

VDR Negotiations Event Chain
The VDR Negotiations are very straightforward. Either the choice will advance them, or fail and lead to the Anti-Hetman Revolt. The path shown is the successful one, as any deviation at all will lead to failure.
It should be noted that there are two requirements that needed to have been set for the negotiations to be agreed to:

1. In the early event about the Rally in Rovno, an attempt must NOT have been made to arrest Symon Petliura
2. In passing the Relief Bill, the URDP must have supported it.

With those two requirements met, negotiations will begin. There will be ups and downs, until the negotiators reach asticking point: the VDR wants the Hetman to abdicate and a new one, who supports democratic reforms, be elected instead.
It seems to be too much of an impasse and negotiations will fail until a seemingly deus ex machina event occurs: the Hetman’s train will derail, and he will die as a result. With plans of a military coup by the SHD abandoned, the Soim will hold a special session and elect the Hetman’s son, Danylo Skoropadskyi, as the new Hetman.

Hetman Danylo Skoropadskyi

Danylo's Focus Trees

March Towards Parliamentarianism

Continued VDR Negotiations, and Conservative Opposition
With the demands of the VDR technically achieved, negotiations can continue. It will be a long road ahead for the new Hetman, as anti-parliamentary forces fearful of losing power, will do what they can to try and stop the reforms. The government has one year to pass as many reforms as it can, all while balancing the strength of the (conservative) opposition, and that of the VDR.
Through foci and decisions, each will be lowered or raised, with some foci having contingent strength levels before one can be taken. There are a number of unavoidable events that will trigger throughout the year, as shown above.
March Towards Parliamentarianism Focus Tree
The main reforms are those towards the top and center, five in total. After one is taken, another one of those cannot be taken for another 28 days.
Some foci in this tree even need to be completed for others to unlock in the next tree.
The ruling party can change to soc con, ditching the coalition under the USKhD, and installing just the UDKhP (Ukrainian Democratic Agrarian Party) if taking the focus ‘Strike the Classocrats.’ But the UDKhP won’t rule for long, as at the end of the one year, or if the five reforms were taken making available and completing ‘The Parliamentary Hetmanate’ focus, elections will be held.
1937 Elections
It will always result in a victory for the URDP, with Vlacheslav Prokopovych becoming the new O-M.

The Young Hetman

Implementing the New Reforms
With the reform period over, the Young Hetman tree will unlock, implementing the reforms that were agreed to, and then some. It is also at this time that Land Reform and Industrialization will start, and many foci in the tree will help advance these. More about Land Reform and Industrialization in Part 4.
Of special note: if ‘Lift the Ban on Socialist Organizations' was completed, the soc dems can be brought into the coalition after completing ‘Legacy of the TUP’.

Post-War Elections

Post-War Elections
Once Russia has been defeated, elections will once again be held.

1. The ruling URDP and O-M Vlacheslav Prokopovych may be reelected,
2. The ruling URDP may choose to form a coalition with the UDKhP, and have Dmytro Doroshenko become the O-M once again.
3. The once banned soc dem USDRP (Ukrainian Social Democratic Workers' Party) may be elected with Opanas Fedenko becoming the new O-M.

Victory of the Fatherland

Post-War Danylo Focus Tree
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Check back tomorrow for Part 2.
Thank you!
Edit: Added another Starting Visible Focus Trees and a new Army Tree (3) to account for the Rad Soc Revamp. Added Danylo's Post War Tree.

After several years, the Eastern Europe Rework is complete, as the release of the Ukraine rework signals the end of an era for Kaiserreich. We learned a lot from the development process, with the Eastern Europe Rework being released incrementally, unlike the single large update that gave much of the China rework. With each successive release, we try our best to reach new heights with the mod, and to build on the work that was done beforehand, and both of these aims particularly apply to the Eastern Europe Rework. Our efforts remain ongoing on the reworks of all European majors, and the team members who worked on Ukraine have already moved on to work on Russia, Spain and Austria-Hungary. But for now, we are pleased to bring you our latest release, and we hope you enjoy it!

• The KR4 team

Changes
Notable Additions

• Updated the format of the Country Selection screen.
• Added new introduction screens for several countries, including the majors and notable minors.
• Removed the cap on the war support debuffs that is present in vanilla HOI4, applied by casualties, bombing and lost convoys, and decreased the rate of the war support decay.
• Countries now will lose 20% war support if at war, regardless of it being a defensive or offensive war.
• Reduced the Chinese “Unequal Treaties” resource export malus to 60%.

Reworked/Expanded Focus Trees

• Ukraine

Tweaked Focus Trees

• Lebanon - overhauled political and military trees
• Ottoman Empire - added four new national foci for NatPops

New Events

• Added new alerts informing the player of impending declarations of war.
• Added events alerting the player when the AI has given them land in annexation events.
• Added annexation events for the Northern Caucasus, Corsica, the Kuban, Nice, Savoy and Syrmia.

New Decisions

• Added a new “Ostpolitik” decision category for Germany, detailing their relations with their eastern allies.

New Custom Country Paths

• Cuba (expanded current options)
• Ukraine
• West Indies Federation (expanded current options)

GFX

• New portraits
  • American Union State: Robert Melville Danford
  • Australasia: Henry Douglas Wynter
  • Bharatiya Commune: Madhav Sadashivrao Golwalkar, Madan Mohan Malaviya, Sarojini Naidu, Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
  • Union of Britain: George Nathan
  • Bulgaria: Manol Vasev
  • Cambodia: Son Ngoc Thanh
  • Chile: Oscar Escudero Otárola
  • Cuba: Juan Blas Hernández
  • Combined Syndicates of America: Edward Allen Carter Jr., William Edward Foster, Daniel Webster Hoan, Campbell Carrington Johnson, James Kelly Parsons, Hyman Godalia Rickover, David Monroe Shoup
  • Commune of France: Henri Adeline, Florimond Bonte, Jean-Édouard Verneau
  • El Salvador: Salvador Castañeda Castro, Maximiliano Hernández Martínez
  • French Republic: Paul Reynaud
  • Germany: Wilhelm II, Wilhelm III (civilian & military)
  • Greece: Georgios Papandreou
  • Illyria: Stjepan Radić
  • Latvia: Constitutional Assembly
  • Lebanon: Anthony Peter Arida
  • Kurdistan: Bakr Sidqi
  • Malaya: Zhuang Mingli
  • Mountain Republic: Ali Mitayev
  • Ottoman Empire: Abdülmecid II
  • Papua New Guinea: Sumsuma
  • Paraguay: Higinio Morínigo Martínez
  • Russia: Pavel Milyukov
  • Serbia: Petar Zivkovic
  • Shandong: Wu Huawen, Lu Jin
  • Siam: Phraya Phaholponpayuhasena, Rama IX, Paribatra Sukhumbhand, Sarit Thanarat
  • Slovenia: Leon Rupnik, Bogumil Vošnjak
  • Kingdom of Spain: Emilio Mola Vidal
  • Taiwan: Lin Xiantang, Lin Xiongzheng, Xie Xuehong
  • Tripolitania: Ahmad Faqih Hasan
  • Ukraine: Marko Bezruchko, Roman Dashkeyvch, Petro Diachenko, Opanas Fedenko, Oleksii Federov, Vasyl Fylonovych, Nykyfir Hryhoriiv, Yevhen Konovalets, Isaak Mazepa, Mykhailo Omelianovych-Pavlenko, Vsevolod Petriv, Kostiantyn Prisovskyi, Sviatoslav Shramchenko, Oleksandr Shulhyn, Oleksandr Shumskyi, Leonid Stupnytskyi, Mykola Stsiborskyi, Yurii Svirskyi, Yurii Tiutiunnyk, Oleksandr Udovychenko, Omelian Volokh, Vasyl Vyshyvanyi, Oleksandr Zahrodskyi
• Tweaked portraits
  • Argentina: Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, Isaac Francisco Rojas
  • Bohemia: Viktor Hoppe
  • Commune of France: Aubert Frère
  • Galicia & Lodomeria: Hnat Stefaniv, Dmytro Vitovskyi
  • Liangguang: Li Zongren (changed uniform)
• New advisor portraits
  • Germany: Reichskolonialamt
  • Lebanon: Khayreddine al-Ahdab, Rashid Baydoun, Michel Chiha, Philibert Collet, Jacob of Ghazir, Selim el Khoury, Rose Shahfa, Riad el-Solh
  • Princely Federation: Council of Princes
  • Russia: Aleksandr Novikov, Mikhail Yangel
  • Somalia: Assembly of Clans
  • Syria: Army Air Command / Army Naval Arm
  • Taiwan: Chen Fengyuan, Lan Gaochuan, Jian Ji, Cai Peihuo, Jiang Weishui, Liao Wenkui, Liao Wenyi, Lin Xiantang, Lin Xiongzheng, Xie Xuehong
  • Ukraine: Asan Sabri Aivazov, Rostyslav Bereziuk-Voloshyn, Petro Bolbochan, Mykola Boretskyi, Mykhailo Bilynskyi, Volodymyr Chekhivskyi, Ivan Cherniakhovskyi, Dmytro Dontsov, Dmytro Doroshenko, Oleksandr Dovzhenko, Solomon Goldelman, Oleksandr Hadd, Borys Homzyn, Oleksandr Hrekiv, Mykhailo Hrushevskyi, Hryhorii Hrynko, Borys Huber, Andrii Hulyi-Hulenko, Dzhambulat Kanukov, Pavlo Khrystiuk, Andrii Khvylia, Mykola Khvyliovyi, Ihor Kistiakovskyi, Volodymyr Kedrovskyi, Mykola Kochubei, Vasyl Kochubei, Serhii Koroliov, Volodymyr Korostovets, Mykola Kovalevskyi, Levko Kovaliv, Oleksii Kozlovskyi, Ahatanhel Krymskyi, Andrii Livytskyi, Yurii Lypa, Ivan Lytvynenko, Mykola Maksymov, Arnold Margolin, Borys Martos, Andrii Melnyk, Mykola Mikhnovskyi, Zinaida Mirna, Yakiv Moraleyvch, Kyrylo Moskalenko, Vasyl Murashko, Andrii Nikovskyi, Oleh Olzhych & Olena Teliha, Kyrylo Osmak, Serhii Ostrovidov, Yurii Otmarshtain, Viktor Pavlenko, Anatolii Pisotskyi, Andrii Pokrovskyi, Mykhailo Poloz, Viacheslav Prokopovych, Serhii Rudenko, Volodymyr Salskyi, Volodymyr Savchenko-Bilskyi, Fedosii Shchus, Pavlo Shandruk, Oleksandr Shapoval, Serhii Shemet, Oleksandr Skoropys-Yoltukhovskyi, Zakhar Sliusarenko, Olena Stepaniv, Fedir & Mykhailo Tereshchenko, Vasyl Tiutiunnyk, Stepan Tymoshenko, Metropolitan Vasyl, Mykhailo Volobuiev, Serhii Yefremov, Maik Yokhansen, Vsevolod Zmiienko
  • United Baltic Duchy: Baltische Landeswehrkommission
• Added some new generic American, British and German general portraits.
• Added a generic “Council of Advisors” advisor portrait.
• Added new national spirit icons for Chinese splinters, Ethiopia and Ukraine.
• Updated the Irish national focus icons for their army, navy and air force.
• Updated several Indian national focus icons.
• Added new national focus icons for Ukraine.
• Added new flags for the Bharatiya Commune, RadSoc Centroamerica, Hindustan, Madagascar, socialist Ukraine, Taiwan, Transamur and native-led Zimbabwe.
• Tweaked the flag for the West Indies Federation.
• Updated the flag render of Kolchak-led Transamur
• Fixed NatPop Egypt using the wrong flag.
• Updated the icons for the Artillery traits for commanders.
• Moved and resized the paper clip icon used in all event pictures.
• Added and tweaked the icons, names and models for the tanks and planes used by multiple countries across the mod.
• Added some custom infantry weapon icons for Austro-Hungarian constituents and White Ruthenia.
• Fixed a Mongolian leader being used as a generic leader portrait.
• Removed the Blackshirt insignia from a vanilla division icon.
• Updated Ireland’s event pictures.
• Updated the resolution and colouring on an old loading screen.

Music Mod

• Reconfigured the Music user interface and reformatted the track titles to ensure they fit into the interface properly.
• Added “Mars Genderang Kemenangan (March to the Sound of Victory)” for Insulindia.
• Removed “Rayuan Pulau Kelapa (Love of the Coconut Island)” for Insulindia.
• Added “Two Brothers Were Going There” for Russia.
• Added “Black Clouds Cover Over the Ruins”, "Cossacks Were Riding", “Ked my pryishla karta (This is the Map)”, "Long Live, Free Ukraine", "Oh, Grow You Dry Oak“, “Oh, On the Mountain the Reapers are Harvesting”, “Oi, vydno selo (Oh, You Can See the Village)”, "There's a Willow in the Field" for Ukraine.
• Fixed music not playing correctly for Azerbaijan, Madagascar, Mali and Zanzibar.
• Fixed “Protect the Yellow River” playing for non-Chinese countries.
• Fixed several tracks from vanilla HOI4 not playing, tweaked when some tracks from vanilla are likely to play, and renamed several vanilla tracks to more Kaiserreich-appropriate titles.

Mapping

• Added more naval bases to the Bharatiya Commune and Princely Federation.
• Added Bastogne as a victory point.
• Fixed the French city of Verdun being too close to the German border.
• Adjusted the shapes of Dalmatia and Syrmia.
• Tweaked Morocco’s provinces.
• Fixed an invalid Moroccan railway.
• Added Terneuzen as a victory point.
• Increased the Infrastructure level in India.
• Updated the eastern Ottoman railway around Kars.
• Re-added the Sea of Marmara as a strategic region, to fix issues with AI pathfinding in the Aegean due to the blocked straits.
• Fixed Iquitos’ location to Peru from Ecuador.
• Improved supply situation in and around Transamur.
• Increased the supply availability between Crimea and Kherson.
• Removed the strait between Courland and Saaremaa.

Other Changes

• North America
  • Rebalanced American war support and stability.
  • Reduced the amount of military factories given by the factory conversion decisions, to avoid hobbling the AI.
  • Increased the priority given by American civil war participants to building military factories during the Second American Civil War.
  • Revised the combat AI for the participants of the Second American Civil War.
  • Replaced the American Union State general Jacob Devers with Robert Danford.
  • Buffed Canada’s starting army and war support.
  • Canada’s NatPops no longer make John Diefenbaker their leader, as Henry Herbert Stevens stays in the position.
  • Adjusted several Canadian and Combined Syndicate character names to include the nicknames they are most commonly known as.
  • Renamed William Zebulon Foster to William Edward Foster, as he was never actually named Zebulon.
  • Nerfed the Combined Syndicates of America commanders Robert Sharon Allen, Smedley Darlington Butler, Evans Fordyce Carlson, Benjamin Oliver Davis Sr, Herbert Charles Heitke, Campbell Carrington Johnson, Robert Hale Merriman, Maurice Rose and David Monroe Shoup, each by one skill level.
  • Nerfed the military advisor traits of the Combined Syndicates of America’s Smedley Darlington Butler, Evans Fordyce Carlson, Bessie Coleman, William Rea Furlong, Eddie August Henry Schneider and David Monroe Shoup.
  • Added Jacob Loucks Devers, from the American Union State, and Campbell Carrington Johnson, as generals for the Combined Syndicates of America.
  • Removed George H. Cannon as a general for the Combined Syndicates of America.
  • Added a Chief of Army role to the Combined Syndicates of America’s commander James Kelly Parsons.
  • Removed Robert Sharon Allen’s Chief of Army role for the Combined Syndicates of America.
  • Added the Armour Officer trait to Robert Sharon Allen, the Organiser trait to Robert Hale Merriman, the Cavalry Officer trait to Benjamin Oliver Davis Sr and the Chief Engineer trait to Hyman Godolia Rickover.
  • Removed the Reckless trait from the Combined Syndicates of America’s Maurice Rose.
  • The Combined Syndicates of America’s naval advisors are now available from either of the “American People's Navy” or “New Naval Plan” national foci, instead of just the former.
  • Nerfed the initial “Red Guards” national spirit for the Combined Syndicates of America.
  • Improved the effect of the Combined Syndicates of America’s “Roll Out The AO-2” and “The Red Dragon” national foci.
  • Increased the duration of the “New European Military Schools” national focus for the Combined Syndicates of America.
  • Revised the AI’s logic in supporting or abandoning Hawaii.
  • Hawaii’s faction-joining decisions are now quicker.
  • The American Union State now leaves any factions if couped by Pelley, and a player-led leader of the Entente can choose to attack him in return.
  • The United States now starts with medium tank designs.
  • Player-controlled United States can now decide whether or not the assassination attempt on Huey Long or Jack Reed is successful.
  • Removed “Canberra” from the America ship name lists, due to its presence being an OTL reference.
• Central America & the Caribbean
  • Added a unique flag for Augusto César Sandino’s Centroamerica.
  • Removed “Fulgencio Batista” from Cuba’s ship name lists.
  • Added party descriptions to Cuba.
  • The Dominican Republic’s Trujillo now loses his advisor roles after being fired.
• South America
  • Demoted Argentina’s Pedro Eugenio Aramburu from Field Marshal to General.
  • Tweaked the map colour of NatPop Brazil.
  • Brazilian puppet Patagonia (the Kingdom of Araucania) now starts with a core on Neuquén.
  • Releasing Brazil now retains Acre and the borderlands for separate decisions.
  • Added a Head of Army role to Brazilian Field Marshal Eurico Gaspar Dutra.
  • Nerfed the Head of Army trait belonged to Brazil’s Euclides de Oliveira Figueiredo.
  • Removed the option to create a puppet Ecuador on the Galapagos Islands, as it resulted in Ecuador getting too many volunteers in subsequent wars.
  • Updated and standardised the names of many Paraguayan characters.
• Western & Southern Europe
  • Added Breton endonyms.
  • Replaced the Union of Britain’s George Sutherland Aitken with George Nathan.
  • Decreased the skill level of the Union of Britain’s Thomas Jacob Hutton.
  • Added Henri Adeline, Florimond Bonte, Georges Revers and Jean-Édouard Verneau as generals to the Commune of France.
  • Added Henri Adeline as a military advisor to the Commune of France.
  • The Commune of France’s Maurice Gamelin is improved to a level 3 field marshal, with a different Chief of Army trait, but now has the Old Guard trait.
  • The Commune of France’s Clement Blanc now has the Artillery Officer trait, Charles Delestraint now has the Armour Officer trait, Diego Brosset has swapped Infantry Officer for Engineer, and Raoul Magrin Vernerey has swapped Adaptable and Infantry Officer for Commando and Harsh Leader.
  • The Commune of France’s Marie-Pierre Koenig now has a Chief of Army role.
  • Increased the army experience reward given to the Commune of France’s “Communal Army” and “Grand Army Reform” national spirits.
  • Countries can no longer choose not to attend the Internationale Congresses.
  • Moved the general Aubert Frère to the Commune of France, from the French Republic.
  • The Commune of France’s Jacques Sadoul is changed from a general to a political advisor.
  • Removed colonial names from the Commune of France’s submarine name list.
  • Added Alessandro Sardi as a general for the Italian Republic.
  • AI-controlled Socialist Republic of Italy will now attempt to perform naval invasions on the Republic of Italy.
  • The Canadian decision to support the Orange Order in socialist-controlled Ireland now spawns Northern Irish units rather than Irish ones.
  • Portugal will now actively try to annex the Congo in peace conferences.
  • Portugal can now intervene in the Third Boer War.
  • Halved the political power cost in the United Kingdom’s reconstruction decisions.
  • The United Kingdom can now ask for the return of Canadian and Australasian fleets.
  • The United Kingdom’s naval national foci have been considerably nerfed.
  • Added the option for a player to refuse handing over the leadership of the Entente to the United Kingdom, while playing a country other than Canada.
• Central & Northern Europe
  • Revised the frequencies at which Austria goes each of its three paths.
  • Pluralist Austria can no longer integrate any parts of Germany.
  • Non-pluralist Austria can now core all of Germany.
  • Austria can no longer potentially integrate the German-speaking part of Switzerland, unless they have reformed the German Empire.
  • Austria and Germany now start with medium tank designs.
  • Austria now retains south Germany when releasing the German Empire, to be decided in its own annexation event.
  • The Austrian-led German Empire, and German splinters, can now integrate German border regions, and no longer get instant cores.
  • Added new descriptions to the late infantry technology for Austria-Hungary and its constituents.
  • Denmark now starts with a core on Greenland, which no longer causes resistance for any other occupying power.
  • Added English translations of Finland’s party names.
  • Lwow is now not automatically given to Poland in the latter’s annexation event, unless its controller chooses to give all of Galicia & Lodomeria to Poland.
  • Updated the events surrounding the division of Galicia to Poland and Ukraine.
  • Germany’s integration of Austria, Slovenia and Switzerland is now compliance-based.
  • Improved Manfred von Richtofen’s unique trait.
  • Added air bases as rewards to German aviation national foci.
  • Improved Germany’s AI at defending from naval invasions.
  • Expanded the release of the North German Federation to match the standard of the other three German splinters.
  • Germany now starts with interwar anti-tank technology.
  • Germany’s “Anti-Russian Foreign Policy” national spirit is now removed from countries that join Russia’s faction.
  • Replaced the news event picture from the “Fall of Amsterdam” event.
  • The Netherlands’ integration of Flanders is now compliance-based.
  • Decreased the war-related stability debuff given to the Nordic Federation by the “Nordic Neutrality” national spirit.
  • The Nordic Federation will now send volunteers to Finland and Germany in the Weltkrieg.
  • Reichspakt Poland will now get kicked from their faction, should they declare war on a Habsburg-led Austria during the Weltkrieg.
  • Republican Poland having a failed nationalist coup will now prevent the nationalist uprising from occurring.
  • AI-controlled Republican Poland will now have a nationalist coup less often.
  • Increased Poland’s priorities in completing its economic decisions.
  • Poland can now only complete Operation Parasol if it has less than 20% surrender progress.
  • Poland will now lose some monarchy influence when the King appoints Studnicki after the election, even if the Circle won the election.
  • Tweaked the AI’s event choice priority in Poland’s Clover Revolution.
  • Changed the icon for Poland’s “20th Century Cavalry Tactics” national spirit.
  • Releasing the Rhenish German splinter state now requires control of Cologne or Essen.
  • Added Bogumil Vošnjak as the NatPop leader of Slovenia.
  • Added Leon Rupnik as a general for Slovenia.
  • Increased the amount of steel that Sweden gains in Kiruna.
  • Updated several of Switzerland’s national focus icons.
  • The Kingdom of Two Sicilies Confederation now gives annexed territory to its Italian puppets.
  • Added two starting military factories to the Kingdom of Two Sicilies.
• Eastern & Southeast Europe
  • The AI will now prioritise giving lands in the Balkans to an ally, rather than releasing puppets.
  • Added an alternate description Bulgaria’s “Anti-Belgrade Pact”, should the Belgrade Pact be already defeated.
  • The Estonian admiral Johan Pitka no longer starts in the United Baltic Duchy.
  • Added party descriptions to Latvia.
  • Latvia can now organise a state visit to NatPop Russia, so long as the latter is Realpolitik.
  • Buffed several Latvia traits, national spirits and national foci.
  • Added more trains to Latvia’s starting stockpiles.
  • Added air bases to decisions and national foci rewards for Lithuania and the United Baltic Duchy.
  • Added option in Macedonia’s annexation event, for it to be offered to Bulgaria or Serbia in exchange for an alliance.
  • Increased the amount of war support drain that Romania receives from integration of Transylvania.
  • Halved the maluses incurred by Romania’s “Great Game”.
  • Romania can now attack Austria immediately if Austria is at war, ignoring normal revolt preparations in Transylvania.
  • Romania is now able to core Bucovina without owning Transylvania.
  • Romania will now no longer try to join Russia’s faction if they previously were at war.
  • Russia’s annexation event can now result in the release of the Mountain Republic, made up of part of the Northern Caucasus under Russian control
  • Made multiple tweaks to Russia’s political power, stability, and war support situation.
  • Expansionist Russia can now invite Romania to the Moscow Accord, so long as Germany has been beaten and Serbia is also in the faction.
  • Moved Russian military advisors Sergey Korolyov and Sergey Rudenko to Ukraine, replacing them with Aleksandr Novikov and Mikhail Yangel.
  • Added a volunteer limit bonus to the “Twilight Struggle” national spirit, associated with the Russian/Entente event against the Internationale.
  • Imperial Russia can now choose to just empower the Hohenzollerns for a puppet German Empire, instead of a Romanov.
  • Socialist Russia now uses a slightly different green.
  • Socialist Russia will now declare war on Central Asia before joining the Internationale.
  • Nerfed Socialist Russia’s war support and starting stability.
  • Added more AutDem party popularity for Russia’s Wrangel path.
  • Serbia will now keep its core on Montenegro, if it loses the Fourth Balkan War.
  • Added a two year truce and non-aggression pact to the Belgrade Pact’s Treaty of Budapest with Austria.
  • Added generic Ukrainian name lists.
  • Tweaked costs of several Eastern European Defence Cooperation decisions.
  • Replaced the consumer goods cost from Eastern European Defence Cooperation contributions, with a political power cost.
  • The United Baltic Duchy’s integration of Latgale is now compliance-based.
  • Decreased the weekly stability loss from White Ruthenia’s “Solidifying Our Identity” national spirit.
  • Added a new description a White Ruthenian upgrade to the infantry weapon technology, featuring Najman’s hand mortar.
• Africa
  • Adamawa and Cameroon can now claim and integrate Ubangi-Shari on their own during the annexation event, not just when granted by their overlord or ally.
  • Removed Cape Verde-Guinea as a releasable puppet, as Cape Verde remains an integral part of Portugal.
  • Adjusted the starting borders of the Manikongo’s secession from Mittelafrika.
  • Added additional outcomes for Ethiopia’s DKAEB event chain.
  • Changed some Ethiopian national spirit icons.
  • The French Republic’s “Indestructible Bonds” national focus now gives claims on the states changed between the French Republic and the United Kingdom.
  • The French Republic’s “Expand Communications in the Colonies” national focus now gives a bonus to the Psychological Warfare agency upgrade, if the “La Résistance” DLC is enabled.
  • Changed the French Republic’s starting occupation laws, to match the in-game lore.
  • The French Republic now gets a compliance bonus on Chad, after the completion of the “Fate of Equatorial Africa” national focus, and the merging of the area’s administration with French West Africa.
  • The French Republic can now no longer call its allies in to help with the native revolts, unless facing three or more at once.
  • The French Republic no longer uses African-style generic commanders.
  • Increased the weekly stability debuff and decreased the party popularity stability modifier applied to the German Government in Exile’s “On Borrowed Time” national spirit.
  • Removed Katanga’s national focus to integrate itself into Südwestafrika.
  • Tweaked the visibility of some Katanagan national foci dependent on availability.
  • Adjusted the conditions for Mittelafrika’s collapse. It will now only happen as a result of von Göring’s failure to quell the revolts against his rule, and for the German Government in Exile.
  • Added leader descriptions to Mittelafrika.
  • Replaced the stability bonus in Mittelafrika’s “Spirit of von Lettow-Vorbeck” national spirit with a war support bonus.
  • Kenya and Nigeria are now allowed to secede during the Mittelafrikan collapse, if not previously subjugated.
  • Von Göring’s Mittelafrika can no longer become free before dealing with its revolts.
  • Added a tooltip for Mittelafika’s von Göring resigning, so that it's clearer this is what is happening, and removed its associated extensive stability and political power penalties.
  • Rewrote several Mittelafrikan events, including the setup for the Kikuyu uprising. Also removed several outdated events.
  • Removed Ludwig Bockholt and Theodor von Hassel as potential replacement leaders of Mittelafrika.
  • Added party names and leaders to Nyasaland.
  • South Africa’s Third Boer War peace now only requires a 180 day stalemate, instead of an entire year.
  • Added bypasses to two of South Africa’s Nuweveld national foci.
  • Rebalanced much of the Third Boer War.
• Caucasus & Middle-East
  • Alash Orda, Bukhara, Khiva, and Turkestan can now claim and core Ashkhabad.
  • Tweaked the map colours for Alash Orda and Khiva, and updated it entirely to Turkestan.
  • Georgia can join the Reichspakt when World Tension is over 75%.
  • Iraq’s Yusuf Salman Yusuf no longer uses a picture of a living person.
  • Added several new political advisors to Lebanon.
  • Tweaked multiple Lebanese events, modifiers and traits.
  • Added more content to Lebanon’s war with Syria, and its build-up.
  • Added an option for player-controlled Najd & Hasa to leave the Cairo Pact.
  • Removed a reference referring to Mustafa Kemal as “Atatürk”, which he would not be called in the Kaiserreich timeline.
  • Decreased some of the political power gain for the late-game Ottoman Empire.
  • NatPop Ottomans will now also have Azerbaijan rebel against them, during their large revolt.
  • Removed the ability of the NatPop Ottomans to join the Moscow Accord after defeating their large revolt.
  • Added Turkish endonyms for Albania, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Greece, Western Persia and Tunisia.
  • Decreased the cost of several of Turkey’s expansion decisions.
  • Updated the icon of Turkey’s “Turkish-Iraqi Economic Accord” national spirit.
  • Tweaked the effect of a few of Yemen’s national foci.
• East Asia
  • Added a description to Anqing’s Sun Liren.
  • AI China will now always annex Mongolia, Tibet and Xinjiang.
  • Removed the “Autonomy” puppets of the above Chinese conquests.
  • Chinese concessions will always be returned by socialist countries, if they are requested.
  • China can no longer declare unification if a neighbouring country is still hostile.
  • Clarified the requirement of the Northwest War being over, for China’s decisions to ally with the Kumul Khatate, Ma Clique and Xinjiang.
  • Wuhan now merges from its constituent parts, should it be made the capital of China.
  • An AI-controlled Chinese splinter that controls Beijing will never now accept a submission demand.
  • Adjusted East Turkestan’s national foci to account for potentially being a puppet.
  • Fengtian can now be invited to the Japanese economic sphere.
  • Japan’s “Operation Ichi-Gou” now bypasses if the strongest Chinese splinter is defeated.
  • Japan’s peace with Germany will now result in all German allies being removed from the Legation Council.
  • Japan’s “Fading Sun” mission will autocomplete if Japan is directly invaded successfully.
  • Japan will now remove countries from the Co-Prosperity Sphere economic bloc if they are puppeted by another country.
  • Japan will now add non-aggression pacts and truces upon peacing out with European countries, and mutual wargoals will be removed.
  • Removed land-based carrier planes from Japan’s starting air force.
  • Renamed Liangguang’s HH Kung to Kong Xiangxi.
  • The Nanjing clique now doesn’t lose the “Conspicuous Kleptocracy” national spirit until it completes the “Government by Coercion” national focus.
  • Manchu Qing will lose the general Sun Liren, if he is with them and they adopt a pro-German outlook.
  • Merged Qing’s “Demand Warlords Bend the Knee” national focus into the “Pacify the Nation” national focus, to avoid them having a focus with potentially no effect.
  • Russia can now choose whether to retain Port Arthur or not when releasing Manchuria.
  • Added Wu Huawen and Lu Jin to Shandong as generals and Military High Command advisors.
  • Changed the Military High Command trait of Shandong’s Jin Yune.
  • Shanghai now turns PatAut or NatPop if puppeted.
  • Rebalanced some of Shanxi’s Balance of Power mechanics to have a more even outcome.
  • Sichuan is now set as a potential government when Chen Jiongming arrives.
  • Sichuan’s Tian Songyao is now retired if Liu Wenhui loses the “Two Lius' War”.
  • Added descriptions to Taiwan’s new puppet leaders, and changed the name given to the island depending on its ideology.
  • Added seconds-in-command and political advisors to Taiwan.
  • Added a division limit bonus to Transamur’s “Greater Transamur Ambitions” national spirit.
  • Yunnan’s Zhu De can now align with Chen Mingshu, if the Left Kuomintang are defeated in the League Collapse War.
• South Asia & Oceania
  • AI Afghanistan will now always accept Russia's demand of subjugation if isolated.
  • Added Henry Douglas Wynter as a general for Australasia.
  • Increased the level of Australasian generals Horace Clement Hugh Robertson and Iven Giffard Mackay, adding the “Desert Fox” trait to the former.
  • Renamed the Bharatiya Commune’s Sardar Patel to Vallabhbhai Jhaverbhai Patel.
  • Renamed several of the Bharatiya’s political parties.
  • Removed the delay in uprisings involving the Bharatiya Commune and Princely Federation.
  • Increased the starting stability and war support for the Bharatiya Commune.
  • Moved the commanders Kodandera Madappa Cariappa, Jayanto Nath Chaudhuri and Satyawant Mallanna Shrinagesh to the Bharatiya Commune, from the Princely Federation, Madras and Mysore, respectively.
  • Removed the Bharatiya Commune’s commanders Naseem Haider and Mahendra Pratap.
  • Burma now starts the game with cores on Kachin, Upper and Lower Shan.
  • Expanded Cambodia’s annexation event options to now include the country being released as a republic, or a kingdom with one of two different dynasties.
  • The Dutch East Indies accepting the Congress of Batavia now causes them to be instantly annexed by the Netherlands.
  • Fiji is no longer given back to Australasia, if puppeted.
  • The Dominion of India is now known as the “Republic of India” if it leaves the Entente, rather than just “India”.
  • The Dominion of India no longer renames itself to just "India" after reunifying India.
  • Increased the starting army and stockpiles of the Dominion of India and Princely Federation.
  • Improved the starting “Rifle Division” template for the Dominion of India.
  • Added three starting offmap military factories to the Dominion of India.
  • Added a tooltip to let the player know which states will be transferred upon India seizing Ceylon.
  • Added an option for India to be declared on by Germany, should the former seize Ceylon.
  • Replaced the manpower requirement in Indian national focuses with a World Tension level requirement.
  • Added Hindustan as its own releasable, separate to the Bharatiya Commune.
  • Indian splinters now get a claim on Sikkim upon releasing Bhutan or Nepal.
  • Each Indian splinter will now try not to pursue territorial claims until after reunification.
  • Renamed several Indian national foci.
  • Added Sarojini Naidu as SocLib, Madan Mohan Malaviya as SocCon, Madhav Sadashivrao Golwalkar as AutDem/PatAut and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar as NatPop puppet leaders of India, respectively.
  • Replaced Chin Peng with Zhuang Mingli as the leader of socialist Malaya, due to the former only starting secondary education in 1936.
  • Moved the commander Akbar Khan to Pakistan, from the Bharatiya Commune.
  • Added party descriptions to Papua New Guinea, and a socialist leader and second-in-command.
  • Increased the Consumer Goods debuff for the Princely Federations’ “Backwards Economy” national spirit.
  • Replaced the free unit spawn from a Princely Federations’ event, with a minor war support bonus.
  • Removed the Princely Federations’ “Pact with the North” national focus, since that will now always happen by necessity.
  • Removed the initial division recovery rate bonus in the Princely Federation’s “Decentralised Rule” national spirit.
  • Replaced the division recovery rate malus with an organisational malus in the Princely Federation’s “Rebellious Princes” national spirit.
  • Improved the AI for the revolters against the Princely Federation.
  • Nerfed the Princely Federation’s starting stability and equipment.
  • Added some Operation names to Siam.
• Miscellaneous
  
  • Added an option to the in-game start menu, linking to the page where a player can report a bug directly to the Devs, allowing them to be fixed more quickly.
  • Enabling integration mid-game now applies the correct resistance and occupation law.
  • Increased baseline unit limit bonus to +8 from +5.
  • Added two new Ukrainian quotes for the loading screen.
  • Replaced a Boris Savinkov quote with one that was said by Boris himself, instead of a character in a book he had written.
  • Renamed the “Artillery Specialist” trait to “Artillery Leader”. Made “Fortress Buster” trait now available to commanders holding either “Artillery Leader” or “Engineer” traits, and the Artillery Military High Command role is now unlocked by “Artillery Leader” instead of “Fortress Buster”.
  • Buffed the effects of several political advisor traits.
  • Overhauled the tank design templates and armour division composition, and number of tank divisions that the AI will try to research and create.
  • Tweaked the AI’s air production priority between close air support and fighters.
  • Decreased the cost of awarding medals to division commanders by 50%.
  • Increased the AI’s priority in circumstantially defending their allies’ borders.
  • Generic advisors no longer have the “Ideological Crusader” or “Quartermaster General” traits.
  • Increased the AI’s priority in hiring a Chief of Army, in comparison to Chiefs of Navy and Air Force.
  • Improved the AI’s decisions in choosing the Army Academy spirits.
  • Added generic Arab name lists.
  • Increased the AI’s willingness to perform naval invasions against enemies with a larger navy.
  • Multiple typo corrections and text inconsistency removals.
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TLDR; I started doing coke with my dad and it’s the first time we’ve bonded like this and I’m enjoying it. But I know it’s not healthy. But it’s opened him up and we’ve had conversations we’d never have without it. He’s apologized for past abuse, it’s the first time I’ve ever seen emotional growth from him. I just know I can’t keep this up
I (29f) recently started doing coke with my dad (53m). And it weirdly, seems to have let us grow closer.
He’s suffered from addiction his whole life. About 10 years ago it was opiates. Him and my mom both used needles and it destroyed my life.
They went MIA for a while and I found them in the mountains. (I did not even see them for most of my twenties) They were kind of clean. They were getting small prescription pills from people around them which was a huge turn around from shooting up opanas. I was kind of proud of them.
I got them out of there and on their feet. And clean except for a few pills every few months or something. Whenever they could find it. We all work the same job now, traveling. I’m with them 24/7.
Someone at work sells coke and my dad bought some. It started out as “a little treat”.
I guess I’m not TOO worried because I know the connect isn’t consistent and it won’t be an all the time thing.
But we found out the plug has ALOT of coke. My dads bought about 14 grams in the past two weeks.
That’s a lot, right? I’m not super familiar with how much is too much. But I guess in a sense, ANY is too much, right?
He’s buying all of it and sharing with me, it’s sad because…I think we’re using this to bond over. I’ve hated this man most of my life bc of how abusive he was to my mom and his drug use has always effected the family. We’ve never really had a lot in common and not much to talk about.
But we’re having fun now, ya know? He’s obviously got some chemical imbalances in his head and coke seems to…normal him out and open him up to his feelings. In the past couple of weeks, he’s apologized for everything. He’s told me a lot about his childhood trauma and things he’s never mentioned before. (Not in a way to excuse his behavior but it kind of explains it)
I can see growth from him finally. He’s apologized to my mom for everything and is treating her so well compared to my childhood.
Im not trying to justify any of this drug use. I just don’t have anyone to talk to about this.
As I’m typing this, he’s done a line and hasn’t stopped talking about how he loves us and is sorry he’s made us worry and work so hard mentally because of him.
We’ve had big conversations how we don’t want to do this long. And don’t want to make it an addiction. He’s kinda leaving it up to me as I “have better judgment” than him.
Idk what I’m looking for other than a place to put this out there. It’s weird for me to say drugs have tore my life apart…but at the moment it seems to be sewing some parts together.
How can I mentally shut this down? I’m really enjoying the experience of the drug, obviously, and bonding with my dad for the first time in 20 years. But I know i need to stop it.

Hey everyone! I have a couple questions abour medication response, based on previous responses to medication.
I just had my first two ketamine infusions, one being 0.4mg/kg, and the one this morning being 0.5mg/kg. I’ve has the strongest response from this treatment than from any i’ve had at all. This morning i went through an event after my infusion that reminded me of a traumatic event, it really scared me, not knowing why i was upset because of the effect of the ketamine.
My psychiatrist walked into the room and saw me crying, and i told her the situation that had occurred, she started to ask me a few questions, ending in a realization it made me remember a traumatic event, and since she helped me through it during, and made my reaction seem normal, i think it’s not going to bother me anymore.
I’d usual get mad at a person not involved in what triggered me, but rhis time i had a natural reaction and cryed, feeling pure pain without a hostile reaction. I’m so proud of myself and i’m so happy ketamine is working for me. Yes i’m on a fairly low dose, but it’s already working very well. It’s helping with my anxiety, depression, and drug cravings since the first infusion, and now trauma.
My question is, is there any medications that you can take daily that working on the same receptors as ketamine without the psychoactive effect? Anything that i could use so the periods between infusions where my symptoms come back, or somerhing i could use for maintenance so i wouldn’t have to get infusions as regularly as the usual one month?
I’m thinking about maybe selegiline, patch form, 6mg so no dietary restrictions or hypertensive crisis (yes i know it’s not that bad but i’d rather not go through it or risk it), if you have any recommendations please share!
Diagnosis i have: • Treatment Resistant Generalized Anxiety Disorder • Traatment Resistant Depression • Social Phobia • Panic Disorder • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder • Substance/Opioid Use Disorder • Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder Type 2 • Chronic Insomnia • Irritable Bowel Syndrome Type M • Gastroesophageal Reflux Disorder • Gilbert’s Syndrome • Was Misdiagnosed With Bipolar 1 Disorder During Substance Abuse, Now Not Diagnosed
I’ve trialed 30 medications as of now. Those being: • Benzos: 2mg qd + 2mg did Lorazepam (Ativan), 0.25mg prn Alprazolam (Xanax), 0.25mg qd + 0.5mg did Clonazepam ODT (Klonopin Wafers), and 1.75-5mg a day Clonazepam (Klonipin) • Z-Drugs: 5mg Sonata (Zaleplon) • Gabapentinoids: 300-3,600mg a day Neurontin (Gabapentin) • Antidepressant: 5-20mg qd Escitalopram (Lexapro), 30-60mg qd Duloxetine (Cymbalta DR), 12.5-50mg qd Trazodone (Desyrel), 150mg qd Bupropion (Wellbutrin XL), and 7.5mg qd Mirtazapine (Remeron) • Antipsychotics: 25-400mg qd + 25mg tid Quetiapine (Seroquel), 300mg qd Quetiapine ER (Seroquel ER) 5mg qd Olanzapine ODT (Zyprexa Zydus), 2.5-10mg a day Asenapine Maleate (Saphris) • Mood Stabilizers: 250-750mg a day Sodium Valproate DR (Depakote DR), 1,000mg qd Sodium Valproate ER (Depakote ER), 300mg did Lithium Carbonate ER (Lithobid) • Stimulants: 20-30mg qd Mixed Amphetamine Salts ER (Adderall XR), 7.5-15mg qd Mixed Amphetamine Salts IR (Adderall IR), 20-35mg a day Dextroamphetamine Sulfate SR (Dexedrine Spansules) • Medication Assisted Treatment: 25mg qd Naltrexone (Revia), 2-12mg a day Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone), 8.6/2.1mg qd Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Zubsolv) • Atypical Anxiolytics: 187-266mg a day Medical Marijuana, 50mg tid Hydroxyzine HCL (Atarax), 10-40mg qd Propranolol (Inderal), 5mg did Buspirone (Buspar), 50mcg qd Clonidine (Catapres) • Dissociative Anesthetics: 0.4-0.5mg/kg Intravenous Ketamine (Ketalar)
As well as these medications for anxiety-related ibs: Antiemetics: 4-12mg tid Ondansetron (Zofran), 2-4mg a day Lorazepam (Ativan), 4-8mg tid Ondansetron ODT (Zofran ODT), 25mg did Promethazine (Phenergan), 1mg did Granisetron (Kytril), and 300mg qd Trimethobenzamide (Tigan) Antacids: 1g did Sucralfate (Carafate), 40mg qd Omeprazole (Prilosec), and 40mg qd Famotidine (Pepcid) Gut Antispasmodics: 20mg did Dicyclomine (Bentyl), and 0.125mg did Hyoscyamine Sulfate (Levsin SL)
I’m currently on the following: 20mg Dexedrine Spansules q8am 15mg Dexedrine Spansules q12pm 8.6/2.1mg Zubsolv q3pm 50mcg Catapres qhs 40mg Famotidine qhs
I currently have these meds as prn: 0.125mg Levsin SL did 300mg Tigan
“Recreational” Drugs I Use: Caffeine Vaping Smoking (Cigarettes)
Drugs I Mainly Used When I Active Abused Drugs: (Three Months Sober Tomorrow • Fentanyl (Smoked) (Daily) • Meth (Smoked) (Daily) • Cocaine (Insufflated) (Daily) • Weed (Smoked/Vaped/Oral) (Daily) • Klonopin (Insufflated) (Daily) • Alcohol (Oral) (Daily) • Dilaudid(Insufflated) (Weekly) • Opana (Insufflated) (Weekly) • Phenobarbital (Oral/IN) (Weekly) • Propylhexedrine (PO) (Weekly) • MDMA (Snorted/Bombed) (Biweekly) • LSD (Sublingual) (Biweek/monthly)
Drugs I Used When I Started Using: • Soma (Oral) (Daily) • Flexeril (Oral) (Twice Weekly) • Hycodan (Oral) (Every Other Day) • Ultram (Oral) (Every Other Day) • Oxycodone (Oral) (Daily) • Meth (Insufflated/Smoked) (Weekly) • Vyvanse (Oral) (Weekly) • Ambien (Oral) (2-3x Weekly) • Weed (Vaped/Smoked/Oral) (Daily) • Alcohol (Oral) (Weekly) • Xanax (Oral/Ate) (Daily) • LSD (Sublingual) (Every 2 Months)

From EPD:

On June 20 at 3:38 p.m., Eugene Police arrived to the scene of a possible overdose in a car at 899 W. 6th Avenue and Adams Street. To avoid the vehicle moving, a sergeant and officers pinned the car without causing any damage. They broke the passenger window of the involved car out, as the man inside was not breathing. Over the following minutes the Eugene Police personnel provided life-saving intervention including administering multiple Narcan doses, chest compressions, recovery position, and breathing via a CPR airbag device provided by an arriving Oregon State Police trooper. A local trauma surgeon was in the area and also provided assistance with life-saving measures.
Eugene Springfield Fire EMS arrived and cared for the 41-year-old Eugene man. Within about five minutes, the man was alert and transported to a local hospital for treatment.
An illegal substance evidence was located and there was a subsequent DUII investigation and the man was cited in lieu of custody for DUII. Case 22-09355

From Oregon Health Authority:

Naloxone, also called Narcan, can very quickly restore normal breathing for a person whose breathing has slowed down or stopped because of an overdose of prescription opioids or heroin. Naloxone only works for opioid drugs, including heroin, morphine, oxycodone (e.g. OxyContin, Percocet), oxymorphone (e.g. Opana), methadone, hydrocodone (e.g. Vicodin), codeine and fentanyl. Oregon law allows lay people to carry and use naloxone on others You can be prepared to save the life of someone in need. Ask your healthcare provider or a pharmacist about naloxone if you believe you or someone you know may be at risk of an overdose.

More: Reverse Overdose Oregon

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seeding has been updated since this post was made find it here

filling in not goings based off of hearsay

1. Kola
2. Dabuz
3. Zomba (not going)
4. Riddles
5. Goblin
6. MuteAce
7. WaDi
8. Fatality
9. Tilde
10. Jake (not going)
11. Wrath
12. Anathema
13. LingLing
14. Scend
15. Kurama
16. moxi
17. Zinoto
18. Jakal
19. Toast
20. Aaron
21. Lima (not going)
22. Kobe
23. IcyMist
24. Ned
25. Angel
26. ScAtt
27. Flow
28. Sinji (not going)
29. Syrup
30. quiK
31. loaf
32. Stroder Ame
33. Quidd
34. Pokelam
35. PkChris
36. Ravenking
37. Mugen
38. Blacktwins13
39. Gen
40. Jdizzle
41. Grape
42. Yoda Cage
43. Niko
44. Juuuuul
45. John Numbers
46. Lemmon
47. DM
48. Atomsk
49. JAVI ON EARTH
50. Myles
51. omega
52. BONK! (not going)
53. 9superpie
54. boosk
55. Suarez
56. Onin
57. AoS
58. Mercury
59. Stocktaker69
60. NAKAT
61. Uncivil ninja
62. Mystearica
63. TheMightyDialga
64. Synergy
65. yonni
66. NickC (not going)
67. Vermillion
68. Kofi
69. Beast
70. Juice
71. Phuzix
72. Captain L
73. Zie
74. Gidy
75. Cyro
76. JeJaJeJa
77. DKwill
78. Tony Pajamas
79. UtopianRay
80. Geist
81. blanc
82. Dill
83. DDog
84. XIFL
85. Nuggetz
86. Nhan
87. K9sbruce
88. MopN
89. colinies
90. WhyDo
91. Dr. Copter
92. Mr.Zercon
93. SoulArts
94. ChocoTaco
95. Amaryllis
96. Ismon
97. MRW
98. Prof3ssorMGW
99. Linus
100. Rideae
101. Lucy (MI Hawk)
102. Fillie
103. Ketchup
104. J12
105. Hindsight
106. Corey
107. Big Tea
108. Mata-Door
109. MPg
110. G-XTREME
111. Takkun
112. Smokk
113. Dre Charles
114. Dark Falcon
115. Luma
116. Zane
117. Vivi
118. Jut
119. Polar
120. LemonTea
121. Pharaoh
122. Don
123. Gatsby
124. MaverickHunter
125. Uhh
126. Kabayeezy
127. Zen
128. player 4
129. Lui-Jesus
130. BeatyBean
131. NickDistrict14 (not going)
132. Max Ketchum
133. Frozen
134. PsychoMyko
135. Arch
136. Sumgai
137. Shard
138. PicassoWhatsTheHoldUp (Daybreak)
139. Arhungry
140. Ninja
141. Ghost
142. Clique
143. SebPro101 (not going)
144. Colmar
145. Skies
146. Caius
147. Z
148. DD
149. iModerz
150. Konk (Scot)
151. San
152. Waltz
153. Rawk
154. Chrininja
155. Glug
156. Mika
157. Akito
158. Geez
159. KOM
160. Stay
161. Barsthejourney
162. Haven
163. Whirlpool
164. Chippy
165. Match
166. Mr. Mojo Risin’
167. TheBombBimbi
168. Colorondo8
169. Tama
170. ttv/BlitzzNY
171. S0N1C3167
172. LRA_START
173. SETHsational
174. Jeepers
175. ilikepieinmouth
176. pokepen
177. Primid
178. X
179. Joey'sWorldTour
180. Lavish
181. Naga
182. Average Alex
183. Zaphros
184. Doucette
185. Rocky~
186. Temptation
187. Noku
188. benn 9 9 9
189. Cassius
190. Raptor
191. Aryeh
192. Angel Cortes
193. Toxex
194. LS xlnc
195. Kipp
196. TheRealJDawgz
197. Draxsel
198. Mr. B
199. WontonWarrior
200. Bowlin
201. McDareth
202. Deltaforce
203. SL!NK
204. Sho
205. MouseRat
206. Walla
207. Joshathan Gamer
208. Yori
209. gaku
210. vinnihongo (Vintendo)
211. Ls
212. FEAR
213. booda
214. Radda
215. Laird
216. Chino
217. Symphony
218. GoMan
219. Rocke
220. Nobody
221. mnf
222. Nikolai
223. miles
224. Z minus
225. Whyachi
226. FragToast
227. Bandit
228. Jrx
229. FROOT
230. RedShirt
231. Silvio
232. Fang
233. Ippo
234. Binoo
235. Mlarcin
236. Haarsnow
237. Opana
238. Dark
239. Skitz
240. Skies
241. MaRune
242. Chimi
243. SoulSur
244. SN
245. exJORDANary
246. Saleem Shady
247. Tohjo
248. Big Bunda
249. dekillsage
250. Bobo
251. SteR ThA KiiD
252. Lawliet
253. Zoan
254. Cee
255. JAQ_
256. Pong

Tournament page Top 32 bracket Top 6 bracket Twitch stream YouTube VODs Twitter account SWT website SmashWiki page Liquidpedia Smash Wiki page Player regional distribution
New: Top 32 players, notable upsets, and regional breakdown
This tournament is the final and largest Smash World Tour qualifier, with 2,161 entrants. The tournament is locked to the northeast U.S. states and east Canadian provinces. 9 PGRU v2 members are competing, 4 from the Top 10. (Tweek #3, Marss #5, Dabuz #9, Light #10, WaDi #20, Cosmos #23, LeoN #28, Ned #37, Riddles #47) The Top 6 of the main bracket and the Top 2 of the Last Chance Qualifier will for SWT: NA East Ultimate Regional Finals in November, and will face against Vendetta, ESAM, Kola, Yez, Wrath, KirbyKid, Epic_Gabriel, and Rivers from NA Southeast. This will be the last tournament people can qualify for the regional tournaments, and after this, Phase One’s online tournaments will be finished. Phase Two will start on June 25th-27th for both Melee and Ultimate, with 7 regionals for each game around the world, to qualify for the Smash World Tour 2021 Finale.
NA Northeast is starting today, Saturday, noon EDT! Day 1 will not be streamed by VGBC, but check for players streaming their matches.

1. TSM Tweek (Diddy Kong, Sephiroth) [New Jersey]
2. Liquid Dabuz (Min Min, Rosalina & Luma) [New Jersey]
3. Riddles (Terry) [Ontario]
4. naitosharp (formerly Sharp) (Sheik, Wolf, Joker) [Rhode Island]
5. Ned (Female Pokémon Trainer) [Illinois]
6. GRNT TE Pokelam (Villager) [New York]
7. DA EMP Sinji (Pac-Man) [New York]
8. Angel (Robin) [New York]
9. Panda WaDi (R.O.B., Mewtwo) [Virginia]
10. SSG LeoN (Bowser) [New Jersey]
11. Light (Fox) [Connecticut]
12. Mr. E (Lucina) [New York]
13. Cosmos (Inkling, Pyra & Mythra) [Ohio]
14. NPT Tilde (Falco) [New York]
15. UGS Ravenking (Ike) [Illinois]
16. Quidd (Female Pokémon Trainer) [New York]
17. HPT ATATA (Ness) [Illinois]
18. 9superpie (Wario, Wii Fit Trainer) [New York]
19. DM (Pikachu) [Massachusetts]
20. Axiom XL (Wario) [Massachusetts]
21. BC MOB Myles (Yoshi) [New York]
22. Lights (formerly king_chris) (Zero Suit Samus) [Manitoba]
23. EDM WebbJP (Zero Suit Samus) [New Jersey]
24. LVD Suarez (Yoshi) [New York]
25. IE TR E10DZNTZ (formerly Pocket) (Robin) [Michigan]
26. Panda Bair (Villager) [Illinois]
27. EDM Sytonix (Ken) [Ohio]
28. Armadillo (Lucario) [Quebec]
29. Armada Syrup (Ness) [New Jersey]
30. Gen (Palutena) [New York]
31. EDM Mabel (Dr. Mario) [Illinois]
32. Ho3K John Numbers (Wii Fit Trainer) [New York]
33. Riley (King Dedede) [New York]
34. UtopianRay (Palutena, Banjo & Kazooie) [New York]
35. Sword (Chrom) [Ohio]
36. TR Hydra (Palutena) [New Jersey]
37. NickC (Captain Falcon) [New York]
38. LZR Ħ SuperGirlKels (Sonic) [Quebec]
39. EDM enhancedpv (Cloud) [Maryland]
40. Justin (Samus, Dark Samus) [Quebec]
41. RVNT Mr.Zercon (Isabelle) [New Jersey]
42. Jakal (Wolf) [New Jersey]
43. FreeAgent AH Peanut (Little Mac) [Maryland]
44. NPT BBM Beast (Female Pokémon Trainer) [Pennsylvania]
45. TR DVR TheMightyDialga (Bayonetta) [Virginia]
46. Mj (R.O.B.) [Maryland]
47. VNG colinies (Young Link, Roy) [Ohio]
48. Craftis (Sonic) [Rhode Island]
49. HPT A Coward (Robin) [Illinois]
50. Zomba (R.O.B., (Link, Roy) [New York]
51. ARF Burst (Inkling, Yoshi) [Ontario]
52. Skar (Joker) [Iowa]
53. GRNT Mr. L (Pikachu) [New York]
54. NAKAT (Pichu) [New Jersey]
55. EMG Blacktwins13 (Pichu, (Mario, Roy) [Ontario]
56. Mystearica (Pikachu) [Indiana]
57. Tony Pajamas (Ness) [Connecticut]
58. Yoomoo (Mario) [Illinois]
59. Bmm404040 (Pichu, Female Robin) [New York]
60. Rickles (Ganondorf) [Illinois]
61. Smokk (Snake, Wolf) [Quebec]
62. HPT Seth (Yoshi) [Illinois]
63. Kofi (Falco) [New York]
64. Evil Nelvin (Diddy Kong) [Conecticut]

Panda Marss (Zero Suit Samus) [Massachusetts] is Seed 2050 so he can get a COVID vaccine, then play through the Last Chance Qualifier on Sunday. He would otherwise have to play Dabuz Round 2 if he beats Kavin [Virginia]. In LCQ winners side he is seeded to play against LingLing, colinies, UtopianRay, Sword, Justin, Axiom XL, LeoN, Mr. E, Angel, then Sinji to qualify.
Notable names outside of Top 64, followed by seed number: LingLing (66), Pelca (67), Quark (77), PkChris (80), Sogoodpop (81)DKwill (95), BlazingPasta (101), The Ghost of BestNess (108), Pink Fresh (111), Dusty_Carpet (112), 6WX (115), ^fake Hungrybox (122), Z (Canada) (128), WelfarePickles (140), Blank (Connecticut) (157), Chippy (264), okecheese (267), Opana (404), Chia (571), Marss (2050)

Regional Breakdown

56 USA, 8 Canada

• New York - 18
• Illinois - 9
• New Jersey - 9
• Ohio - 4
• Quebec - 4
• Connecticut - 3
• Maryland - 3
• Ontario - 3
• Massachusetts - 2
• Rhode Island - 2
• Virginia - 2
• Indiana - 1
• Iowa - 1
• Manitoba - 1
• Michigan - 1
• Pennsylvania - 1
• Delaware - 0
• District of Columbia - 0
• Maine - 0 (MFD Seed 268, PR #1; Dr. Miami Seed 528, PR HM; Lexxure Seed 778, PR #7)
• Minnesota - 0 (Loaf Seed 71, PR #2)
• New Brunswick - 0 (Shuck3y Seed 166, PR #3)
• Newfoundland and Labrador - 0 (Groovy Seed 313, East Coast PR #6)
• New Hampshire - 0
• Nova Scotia - 0 (Vapor Seed 179, PR #3; ShamSavior Seed 490, PR #9)
• Nunavut - 0
• Prince Edward Island - 0
• Vermont - 0
• West Virginia - 0 (Loge Seed 590, PR #7)
• Wisconsin - 0 (PowPow Seed 242, PR #4, Jabes Seed 645, PR #14, Spencer Seed 2115, PR #8)

Projected Matchups

Winner Top 24:

• TSM Tweek (Diddy Kong, Sephiroth) [New Jersey] vs. Quidd (Female Pokémon Trainer) [New York]
• Liquid Dabuz (Min Min, Rosalina & Luma) [New Jersey] vs. UGS Ravenking (Ike) [Illinois]
• Riddles (Terry) [Ontario] vs. NPT Tilde (Falco) [New York]
• naitosharp (Sheik, Wolf, Joker) [Rhode Island] vs. Cosmos (Inkling, Pyra & Mythra) [Ohio]
• Ned (Female Pokémon Trainer) [Illinois] vs. Mr. E (Lucina) [New York]
• GRNT TE Pokelam (Villager) [New York] vs. Light (Fox) [Connecticut]
• DA EMP Sinji (Pac-Man) [New York] vs. SSG LeoN (Bowser) [New Jersey]
• Angel (Robin) [New York] vs. Panda WaDi (R.O.B., Mewtwo) [Virginia]

Winner Quarterfinals/Qualifiers:

• TSM Tweek (Diddy Kong, Sephiroth) [New Jersey] vs. Angel (Robin) [New York]
• Liquid Dabuz (Min Min, Rosalina & Luma) [New Jersey] vs. DA EMP Sinji (Pac-Man) [New York]
• Riddles (Terry) [Ontario] vs. GRNT TE Pokelam (Villager) [New York]
• naitosharp (Sheik, Wolf, Joker) [Rhode Island] vs. Ned (Female Pokémon Trainer) [Illinois]

Winners Semifinals:

• TSM Tweek (Diddy Kong, Sephiroth) [New Jersey] vs. naitosharp (Sheik, Wolf, Joker) [Rhode Island]
• Liquid Dabuz (Min Min, Rosalina & Luma) [New Jersey] vs. Riddles (Terry) [Ontario]

I've been in chronic pain for 20+ years due to a car accident. My back is shot, no bending, sitting for any short time is devistating. it runs through my Butt down my left leg to my foot. Everyday since iv been in pain 24-7. only time I get any pain release is to sleep a lot and it still hurts bad.. I hear people who cant get pain medication no matter how much they are in pain and it makes me sad and mad at the same time. Anyhow, every doctor I see wants me to drop my dose.. Every single one. My PCP gives me the pain medication 180 Hydrocodone and 60 oxy 40s per month. PCP says I'm doing good and should stay on them. I got to see her every month for my refills, she has been my PCP since I was like 5. She was there for me. Some doctors tell me the pain meds can make me fill pain worse, to get off asap. -lies-. I'm suicidel because of all the pain I'm in. Now my endocrinologist wants to get a hold of PCP to get lower hydro, but raise the oxy. I have tried different pain medicine, from epidural, fisets, inter stimulator, surgery, Fentanyl (stopped due to not working well), Physical therapy, Opana, morphine to name a few. Now I see a therapist and doctor for depression and suicided thoughts all day long. I just wanted to vent for a min. I feel so out of wack, My biggest problems after the back is severe Constipation and nausea, I get sick throwing up every day :-(. Its hard but a blessing from what I hear from other sick people who cant get pain relief. I'm hoping someday you will find a way to help you.
Thanks for hearing my story.

Period: 364.22 days

	Submissions	Comments
Total	1000	65459
Rate (per day)	2.75	179.19
Unique Redditors	301	10818
Combined Score	1420386	874188

Top Submitters' Top Submissions

1. 106355 points, 63 submissions: MGC91
   
   1. The Red October has sailed on its final voyage. RIP Sir Sean "One Ping Only" Connery [1024x768] (4728 points, 146 comments)
   2. HMS Invincible returning home from the Falklands War on 17 September 1982 [1200x900] (3563 points, 161 comments)
   3. A Harrier on the aircraft lift of HMS Ark Royal [2200x1760] (2940 points, 90 comments)
   4. USS Zumwalt [2048x1365] (2819 points, 236 comments)
   5. HMS Victory was launched on this day in 1765 [4096x2731] (2708 points, 160 comments)
   6. On this evening 80 years ago, 21 Swordfish aircraft flying from HMS Illustrious struck the Italian fleet at Taranto, shifting the balance of power in the Mediterranean & changing naval warfare forever [1200x719] (2700 points, 99 comments)
   7. Wreck of USS Hornet CV-8 [1778x1844] (2691 points, 198 comments)
   8. On This Day in 1982 the guns fell silent on the liberated Falkland Islands. 37 days later HMS HERMES returned to HMNB Portsmouth A church service was held onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth today to remember the lives lost during the campaign [1000x600] (2659 points, 136 comments)
   9. HMS Queen Elizabeth commemorating Remembrance Sunday during WESTLANT19 [3600x1782] (2563 points, 60 comments)
   10. A 1900 lb projectile from the USS New Jersey's 16" Mark 7 gun, was found and eliminated by the MAG in the province of Quang Tri, Viet Nam. (660x495) (2401 points, 162 comments)
2. 79111 points, 55 submissions: Freefight
   
   1. Fast battleship USS North Carolina (BB-55) at her berth at the North Carolina museum in Wilmington.[2133 × 1600] (2498 points, 113 comments)
   2. USS Enterprise (CV-6) arrives in New York harbor from the Pacific, 17 October 1945.[2048 × 1606] (2396 points, 128 comments)
   3. Seen from the flight deck of HMS Victorious, a Fairey Albacore takes off from HMS Indomitable, while HMS Eagle brings up the rear. Colourized by Irootoko jr.[1600 × 1200] (2380 points, 40 comments)
   4. Deutschland-class "Panzerschiff" Admiral Graf Spee passes the Levensau High Bridge over the Kiel Canal.[3000 × 1359] (2346 points, 79 comments)
   5. French battlship "Richelieu" with her anti-aircraft guns already mothballed on her last cruise on February 21, 1956.[2664 × 4060] (2305 points, 51 comments)
   6. Coronation Fleet Review at Spithead in honor of the coronation of Elizabeth II, 15 June 1953.[1343 × 850] (2254 points, 168 comments)
   7. The French battleship 'Richelieu' is listing as she passes Brooklyn Bridge in New York's East River, heading for repairs at a US Navy yard, 1942.[2835 × 3747] (2250 points, 123 comments)
   8. USS Iowa (BB-61) in Dry dock Number 4 at Norfolk Naval Shipyard-Portsmouth, May 1985.[1600 × 1056] (2150 points, 54 comments)
   9. German battleship Tirpitz at anchor in the Norwegian Fjords.[4054 × 2310] (2125 points, 56 comments)
   10. Battleship Richelieu from an overhead stern quarter view, showing off her impressive AA battery, 1943.[1662 x 1112] (2096 points, 78 comments)
3. 73640 points, 57 submissions: Mattzo12
   
   1. 'The Heavyweight Punch' by Geoff Hunt. HMS Victory, HMS Temeraire and HMS Neptune lead the Weather column towards the combined fleet, off Cape Trafalgar, 21st October 1805 [1599 x 1059] (3313 points, 187 comments)
   2. Bismarck and Hood size comparison [583 x 1725] (2763 points, 264 comments)
   3. King George V class battleship HMS Howe during trials, August 1942 [1466 x 1137] (2394 points, 96 comments)
   4. The development of British Aircraft Carriers - from HMS Argus to HMS Queen Elizabeth [2300 x 1800] (2109 points, 134 comments)
   5. Steam power - battleship HMS Rodney under the Forth Bridge, 1930s [960 x 817] (1953 points, 45 comments)
   6. USS Gerald R Ford and USS Harry S Truman conduct dual carrier operations in the Atlantic ocean, 4th June 2020 [1024 x 731] (1882 points, 228 comments)
   7. On This Day 1941 - HM Ships Prince of Wales and Repulse are sunk by Japanese air attack. Models by Chris Flodberg [2048 x 1302] (1868 points, 66 comments)
   8. HMS Nelson passes through the Panama Canal, 23rd February 1931 [4761 x 3010] (1863 points, 74 comments)
   9. Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender and Type 42 destroyer HMS Edinburgh, showing the increase in size between the two classes [1200 x 800] (1851 points, 80 comments)
   10. "All the Ships of the British Navy -- The World's Most Formidable Fleet" - a poster commissioned by The Daily Telegraphc c. 1938 [2877 x 1614] (1828 points, 68 comments)
4. 64870 points, 42 submissions: abt137
   
   1. October 1945, USS Missouri arrives in New York for the Navy Day celebrations. (1059x1307) (2419 points, 75 comments)
   2. USS Texas in her early days as a museum. (937x620) (2403 points, 48 comments)
   3. This is the "Tamzine" , the smallest boat to answer the call to evacuate British troops from Dunkirk in 1940, a humble 4.2 m (14 foot) fishing boat. (4320x3240) (2370 points, 160 comments)
   4. USS Thetis Bay with a deck full of war weary planes, among them Consolidated PBY Catalina flying boats, Grumman F6F Hellcats and at least 1 Grumman J2F Duck biplane. 1944, probably on the way to NAS Alameda. Colorization credits in pic. (2056x1877) (2250 points, 84 comments)
   5. HMS Duncan (1059x1800) (2065 points, 149 comments)
   6. Ship disposition for the Bikini Atoll Atomic Test on March 15th, 1946. (680x579) (2041 points, 208 comments)
   7. Aerial view of the German light cruiser Karlsruhe underway off San Diego, California, United States, 27 Mar 1934. The asymmetric position of the turrets in clearly seen in this image. (746x576) (1923 points, 118 comments)
   8. The clean racing like lines of the Italian Torpedo Boat MAS 342. (1738x1217) (1880 points, 59 comments)
   9. Restored B-25 Mitchell medium bombers prepare to take off from USS Ranger during a re-enactment of Doolittle Raid 50 years later. April 21st, 1992. (1597x1032) (1832 points, 79 comments)
   10. How to fit 2 battleships in a drydock. Reserve Basin, Philadelphia Naval Shipyard . USS South Dakota in foreground, USS Tennessee upper left and USS California lower right. Heavy cruisers USS Los Angeles & USS Chicago in Drydock 4 and 2 Omaha-class Light Cruisers far left. Aug 1946 (1500x1185) (1831 points, 117 comments)
5. 60772 points, 50 submissions: Tsquare43
   
   1. [4916 x 3736]His Majesty King George V on the deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth, 1918 (2070 points, 77 comments)
   2. [1684 x 2048]An American soldier on the deck of the destroyed French battleship Strasbourg in Toulon. On the side of the battleship lies the light cruiser La Gallissoniere, Aug 1944. (2019 points, 96 comments)
   3. [768 x 1024]HMS Ark Royal (R-09) with a deck full of F-4 Phantoms and Buccaneers (1996 points, 122 comments)
   4. [619 x 411]One of the last images of HMS Hood, taken from a Coastal Command aircraft on 24 May 1941. She'd be gone just hours later. (1894 points, 114 comments)
   5. [3013x 3911]USS Sam Rayburn (SSBN-635) Caption: At Newport News, probably undergoing tests, circa 1964-65. Note open tubes for Polaris missiles with hatch covers colored and numbered in billiard ball-style. (1718 points, 58 comments)
   6. [899 x 663]"End of the Roma" by Paul Wright [Art] (1678 points, 121 comments)
   7. [2861 x 1920]Admiral Hipper as seen from Tirpitz, in Norwegian waters, 1942 (1647 points, 12 comments)
   8. [1440 x 1013]HMS Hood likely on the 1924 World Cruise, note what appears to be a Renown class battlecruiser in the background. (1622 points, 41 comments)
   9. [2048 x 1339]Italian battleship Conte di Cavour in Taranto after British torpedo bombers paid a visit in Nov 1940. (1617 points, 50 comments)
   10. [1280 x 1280]Foredeck of the Admiral Graf Spee, Feb 1940 (1610 points, 44 comments)
6. 45422 points, 30 submissions: _Sunny--
   
   1. [4288 x 2848] USS Oriskany was laid down in 1944 and sunk in 2006 to create an artificial reef. (3281 points, 174 comments)
   2. [5333 x 3000] The wreck of USS Nevada was found yesterday on May 11, 2020 (3281 points, 139 comments)
   3. [4288 x 2848] USS Midway as a museum in San Diego. (2625 points, 154 comments)
   4. [2680 x 1804] The panzerschiffe Admiral Graf Spee. (2233 points, 121 comments)
   5. [1575 x 1056] How does one take a photograph with all 9 of HMS Rodney's 16" guns as the background? Like this! (2123 points, 52 comments)
   6. [4256 x 2832] The boat at the front should give an idea as to the size of Pyotr Velikiy (1938 points, 129 comments)
   7. [1600 x 1158] Sailors practice close-defense techniques on board a British capital ship, Renown-class is my best guess. (1853 points, 52 comments)
   8. [1821 x 1138] "The Fighting Lady" and "The Ship That Would Not Die"; USS Yorktown and USS Laffey at Patriots Point. (1828 points, 100 comments)
   9. [6000 x 3375] Viewing R08 HMS Queen Elizabeth and R09 HMS Prince of Wales from Portsmouth dockside (1756 points, 107 comments)
   10. [3098 x 3845] Relative size comparison of Europe's largest battleships in 1941. (1643 points, 118 comments)
7. 44349 points, 32 submissions: frostedcat_74
   
   1. USS Missouri as seen passing the Panama Canal, October 1945. [1280x1280] (2297 points, 89 comments)
   2. A quadruple turret of the King George V class battleships in the North Shop [400x309] (2266 points, 64 comments)
   3. HMS King George V in drydock at Rosyth, 1940 [983x1300] (2218 points, 53 comments)
   4. A sad pic of HMS's Duke of York [1200x900] (2206 points, 104 comments)
   5. Painting of HMS King George V underway [2000x1450] (2155 points, 39 comments)
   6. All 4 Iowa class battleships steaming together, 7 June 1954 [740x600] (2108 points, 84 comments)
   7. A nice view of HMS Duke of York's aft turret. Behind her is HMS Berwick [800x602] (1956 points, 67 comments)
   8. "Task Force of Two Navies" depicting Alabama, Illustrious and King George V in the Pentland Firth [Art][744x501] (1722 points, 9 comments)
   9. HMS Anson being scrapped. Farewell to a great warship [1200x900] (1697 points, 71 comments)
   10. A nice pic of British heavy cruiser HMS Dorsetshire. [966x596] (1592 points, 20 comments)
8. 36742 points, 26 submissions: surrounded_by_vapor
   
   1. Apollo 17 with USS Ticonderoga (CVS-14) in the background. 19 December 1972. NASA [1629x1065] (2685 points, 91 comments)
   2. The US Navy gave full support to 'The Hunt for Red October' to lure Mids and ROTC to subs and surface billets. From USNI. [801x799] (2411 points, 167 comments)
   3. A "Zippo" Monitor of Task Force 117 uses it's dual flamethrowers to reduce possible enemy ambush sites along the riverbank of a small waterway in the Mekong Delta on May 3, 1968.[1716x1349] (2391 points, 109 comments)
   4. All models are not created equal. It helps to know how to photograph them too. Model of the Iowa by Rumpf. Maßstab 1:200, Hersteller: Trumpeter [3972x2232] (2084 points, 39 comments)
   5. 'My God, it's full of stars'... JMSDF Izumo DDH-183 at night. [2048x1226] (1896 points, 43 comments)
   6. Quad torpedo tubes of destroyer Marshal Shaposhnikov with coat of arms. [1600x1137] (1865 points, 40 comments)
   7. Battleships USS Texas and USS New York on the Hudson light up the night sky with their huge searchlights, New York, 3 May 1939. [2000x1503] (1827 points, 45 comments)
   8. Battleship Alabama, BB-60, in Mobile. [2848X4288] (1719 points, 64 comments)
   9. USS Idaho (BB-42) in the 1930s, after modernization. [2100x1425] (1709 points, 41 comments)
   10. What happens when USS Enterprise lets a Vigilante on board. Failed brakes and nose wheel steering, 1978. Source: NavSource. [1074x982] (1662 points, 56 comments)
9. 26192 points, 20 submissions: Looselipssinkships93
   
   1. The turrets of Soviet cruiser Kirov preserved in St. Petersburg Russia as a memorial and monument (1920x1330) (2271 points, 55 comments)
   2. Peter the Great’s side Profile (5184x3456) (2157 points, 104 comments)
   3. Argentinian light cruiser ARA General Belgrano sinking after being struck by 2 out of 3 torpedoes fired by submarine HMS Conqueror (1600x1046) (2008 points, 204 comments)
   4. Top view of Dmitry Donskoi (5198x2923) (1919 points, 66 comments)
   5. Peter the great and his Soviet red deck (2838x1881) (1661 points, 101 comments)
   6. Dmitry donskoi entering Sevmash, the place where he was built (1920x1080) (1639 points, 70 comments)
   7. Russian Oscar II class submarine Omsk (3078x2048) (1597 points, 46 comments)
   8. USS New Jersey fires a broadside (1080x1488) (1594 points, 79 comments)
   9. Recently launched but not yet commissioned USS Alabama being fitted out at the Norfolk navy yard, 1942 (1200x1519) (1452 points, 66 comments)
   10. Russian support ship PBK-933 and unknown ship next to him get Lun class ekranoplan MD-160 ready for the journey from Kaspiysk where he’s been stored to Derbent Russia for use as a exhibit, its the first time MD-160 has been in the water since being retired in the late 90’s (1885x1080) (1329 points, 40 comments)
10. 21139 points, 14 submissions: Saturn_Ecplise
    
    1. So apparently this is the size of the flag of France Nelson's fleet captured at Malta [810*539] (3544 points, 161 comments)
    2. The only movable "leviathan" at sunset. [1280*719] (2239 points, 94 comments)
    3. When captain of USS Bataan (LHD-5) is having too much fun. [4330*3093] (1640 points, 31 comments)
    4. USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) arrives in San Diego preparing for first F35C deployment. [5557*3126] (1586 points, 75 comments)
    5. DDG-118 leaves Bath Iron Works for sea trials. [6000*4000] (1570 points, 74 comments)
    6. The full United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group (CSG) assembled at North Sea. [3600x2400] (1544 points, 183 comments)
    7. 3 Generations of JMSDF AEGIS warships. [2173 × 3864] (1444 points, 55 comments)
    8. Another shot of JMSDF "destroyers" leading multinational formation. [5184*3456] (1387 points, 50 comments)
    9. Aerial view of future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) fitting out [4704*3131] (1360 points, 85 comments)
    10. EA-18G flies over USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) in the Philippine Sea. [2380x1737] (1307 points, 17 comments)
11. 20190 points, 14 submissions: -YellsAtClouds-
    
    1. Gunner aboard the HMS Queen Elizabeth inspects the barrel of a 15-inch gun, 1915 [1600 x 1107] (2637 points, 31 comments)
    2. One final berth shift: U-505 moves to her new indoor home at Chicago's Museum of Science & Industry, April 2004. Taken inside to prevent further weather damage, she serves as a memorial to all the sailors who lost their lives in the first and second Battle of the Atlantic [3008 x 1960] (2237 points, 73 comments)
    3. A B-52 Stratofortress plays hide & seek with USS Ranger (CV-61), Persian Gulf, 1990 [1200 x 1218] (1975 points, 50 comments)
    4. USS Burton Island (AG-88), USS Atka (AGB-3), and USS Glacier (AGB-4) push an iceberg out of the channel near McMurdo Station, Antarctica, 29 Dec 1965. While all three served in the US Navy and Coast Guard, the Atka also served in the Soviet Navy as the Admiral Makarov (US Navy photo) [5672 x 4496] (1775 points, 82 comments)
    5. USS O'Hare (CVN-2014) (image from Motion Models) [1830 x 772] (1759 points, 284 comments)
    6. USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) during shock trials, 19 Sep 1987 (via Wikimedia Commons) [3000 x 2400] (1675 points, 42 comments)
    7. HMS Boxer (F92), expended as a target ship, shows the damage from two Harpoon missile strikes, Aug 2004 [1280 x 834] (1408 points, 73 comments)
    8. A U-2R after landing on the USS America (CV-66), November 1969, in support of the CIA's Project Whale Tale (Photo: NRO/CIA) [1200 x 675] (1307 points, 60 comments)
    9. The optical rangefinder salvaged from Admiral Graf Spee, on display in Montevideo, Uruguay, not far from where the pocket battleship was scuttled in December of 1939 (Wikipedia image) [1920 x 750] (1303 points, 52 comments)
    10. On watch for U-boats: K9C Sinbad of the USCGC Campbell (WPG-32) keeps an eye on the convoy in the North Atlantic with his fellow crewman, circa 1943. Sinbad would spend 11 years aboard the Campbell, time that included all of WWII. US Coast Guard photograph/National Archives [1768 x 2337] (1000 points, 16 comments)
12. 19644 points, 17 submissions: Historynerd88
    
    1. [1280x1572] A digital painting of the Italian battleship Littorio (1938 points, 98 comments)
    2. [1720x1107] HMS Defiance, last wooden (screw) ship of the line ever to be completed for the Royal Navy, being towed to the breakers, 1935 (1903 points, 62 comments)
    3. [1007x558] A 1928 project for an Italian aircraft carrier, never realized (1583 points, 70 comments)
    4. [800x600] A 380 mm Modèle 1935 gun of the battleship Richelieu preserved at La Spezia, Italy, where the latter was scrapped (1549 points, 27 comments)
    5. [800x506] The Italian battleship Giulio Cesare leaving Malta in 1938, likely on 24 June 1938 (1450 points, 66 comments)
    6. [706x370] The Italian battleship Vittorio Veneto in the morning of 29 March 1941, sailing for Taranto after the Battle of Cape Matapan, visibly down by her stern (1317 points, 38 comments)
    7. [1024x510] The County-class heavy cruiser HMS Berwick in the 1930s (1306 points, 51 comments)
    8. [4868x3528] The battleships USS Nevada, USS Oklahoma and USS Pennsylvania and the armoured cruiser USS Seattle moored at Port Melbourne, Australia, 1925 (1241 points, 51 comments)
    9. [2174x1397] View from above of the Italian armoured cruiser Varese (1106 points, 22 comments)
    10. [1600x1066] The Italian submarine Alpino Bagnolini returning from its first war patrol on 22 June 1940, during which it torpedoed and sunk the light cruiser HMS Calypso, first Royal Navy ship to be sunk by the Regia Marina during World War II (1091 points, 28 comments)
13. 17574 points, 15 submissions: dnadosanddonts
    
    1. USS Constellation, located in Baltimore's Inner Harbor [4032x3024] (1486 points, 54 comments)
    2. Gneisenau in drydock at the Deutsche Werke shipyard in Kiel to have her torpedo hit damage repaired [619x850] (1481 points, 74 comments)
    3. U.S. Fleet at anchor in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, during maneuvers, circa 1927 [2756x1550] (1472 points, 48 comments)
    4. Quads over the 16s on BB 61 USS Iowa [1938x1407] (1458 points, 61 comments)
    5. CV 16 USS Lexington's starboard side antiaircraft suite as F6F Hellcat comes in for landing [1952x1583] (1357 points, 45 comments)
    6. Duel off Cape Anne - USS Chesapeake and HMS Shannon exchange broadsides during their 15-minute battle in June 1813 - Robin Brook painting [3263x2662] (1318 points, 39 comments)
    7. Diagram of a WWI German U-boat and its effective method of attacking supply convoys [1163x1400] (1234 points, 55 comments)
    8. USS Intrepid island view of her flight deck [3328x2218] (1205 points, 44 comments)
    9. LHD 2 USS Essex delivering warbirds to Pearl Harbor, Aug 10, 2020 [3840×2160] (1133 points, 38 comments)
    10. CC-2 USS Wright Command & Control Ship [3696x2424] (1110 points, 65 comments)
14. 17417 points, 12 submissions: tubbycat1
    
    1. [1000 x 714] USS Enterprise (CVN-65) celebrates 50 years of service in 2011. She would be decommissioned 1 year later. (2019 points, 110 comments)
    2. [2880x1920] The very cluttered and steampunk forward engine room of USS Drum, a WW2 era Gato-class submarine. (1745 points, 98 comments)
    3. [1024x819] You have heard of flying saucers, but what about floating saucers? Introducing Russian Monitor Novogorod (1660 points, 59 comments)
    4. [3000 x 1993] USS Annapolis (SSN 760) rests in the Arctic Ocean after surfacing through three feet of ice during Ice Exercise 2009 on March 21, 2009 (1656 points, 68 comments)
    5. [1177x709] Missile Monday. A quartet of Arleigh Burkes firing in unison (1532 points, 55 comments)
    6. [3771 x 1633] My rather beat up 1/700 Rodney and Prince of Wales. Built these >10 yrs ago and recently rediscovered them at my parent's place. (1514 points, 67 comments)
    7. [800 x 606] Inside a 5.25 turret on board HMS KGV in 1943 (1453 points, 74 comments)
    8. [1866 x 1496] An F6F Hellcat being launched from the hangar catapult of USS Hornet (CV-12) (1440 points, 60 comments)
    9. [1463 x 2048] USS Truman (L) and USS Ford (R) transiting the Atlantic Ocean. June 2020 (1357 points, 96 comments)
    10. [800 x 579] 8 barrel Pom Pom on board HMS Rodney being fired (1143 points, 45 comments)
15. 15491 points, 10 submissions: vitoskito
    
    1. (744 x 615) June 7, 1957: HMS Ark Royal R-09 rendezvousing with the Mayflower replica in the mid-Atlantic. (2521 points, 77 comments)
    2. (1024 x 768) HMS Queen Elizabeth sailing with the largest air group of fifth generation jets ever deployed at sea (2424 points, 272 comments)
    3. (744 x 948) February 3, 1984: HMS Illustrious R-06 seen arriving at New York City (2276 points, 54 comments)
    4. (650 x 788) Ex German Federal Coast named Senator Brockes and built in 1911 at the H.C. Stülcken & Sohn shipyard in Hamburg, Germany. Renamed Europe she is now a special-purpose sail-training ship (2024 points, 85 comments)
    5. (743 x 672) US Long Beach CGN-9, America's first nuclear powered surface ship (1641 points, 114 comments)
    6. (680 x 500) Rate picture that clearly shows the three Littorio class Battleships together at sea. Probably in spring 1943 during their transfer to La Spezia. From the closest: Roma, Littorio and Vittorio Veneto (1369 points, 37 comments)
    7. (744 x 671) November 11, 2000: The island being lowered in place on the PCU Ronald Reagan CVN-76. (1046 points, 36 comments)
    8. (1920 x 1080) Nuclear cruiser Admiral Nakhimov project 11442M, august 2020, Sevmash, Severodvinsk (866 points, 59 comments)
    9. (925 x 591) French Company Naval Group launches its new FREMM multipurpose frigate Lorraine for the French Navy on November 13, 2020 (713 points, 17 comments)
    10. (1923 x 1518) USS Ranger in 1972 (611 points, 30 comments)
16. 14777 points, 13 submissions: __hrga__
    
    1. HMS Queen Elizabeth seen from a US Navy destroyer [2400 × 1714] (1724 points, 100 comments)
    2. A rear view of the HMS Queen Elizabeth as it arrives into Portland, Dorset, in 2017 [6614 × 3829] (1690 points, 46 comments)
    3. Italian training ship Amerigo Vespucci [1600 × 1131] (1450 points, 25 comments)
    4. Four Horizon class destroyers [1280 × 856] (1419 points, 139 comments)
    5. Italian frigate Alpino and USS Constitution in Boston [2048 × 1462] (1369 points, 61 comments)
    6. French aircraft carrier Charles De Gaulle [4252 × 2835] (1281 points, 105 comments)
    7. HMS Daring (D32) sailing through the Bosphorus [3500 × 2083] (1146 points, 57 comments)
    8. Italian training ships Palinuro and Amerigo Vespucci [3872 × 2592] (1110 points, 26 comments)
    9. HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Dragon [3600 × 2400] (999 points, 84 comments)
    10. Norwegian Skjold class corvette [2048 × 1308] (756 points, 40 comments)
17. 14588 points, 7 submissions: vorst17735
    
    1. USS Shaw, a Mahan-class destroyer, exploding in Pearl Harbour after a fire set aflame her forward magazine, detonating the ammunition inside. Colourised by me. [2048x1638] (2911 points, 89 comments)
    2. USS Tennessee providing covering fire for Marines and Infantry landing on Okinawa during Operation Iceberg, April 1st 1945. COlourised by me. [2048x1634] (2419 points, 151 comments)
    3. A B-25B Mitchell launching from the deck of the USS Hornet (CV-8) during the Doolittle Raid on April 18th 1942. Colourised by me. [1200x806] (2334 points, 99 comments)
    4. IJN aircraft carrier Akagi at Kure Naval Arsenal in Japan while being built, 6 April 1925. Colourised by me. [2048 × 1341] (2264 points, 64 comments)
    5. HMS Hood (with HMS Repulse trailing) off the coast of Adelaide, 1924. Colourised by me. [2048x1342] (2040 points, 77 comments)
    6. HMS Duke of York in the Mediterranean Sea. Colourised by me, requested by u/frostedcat_74. [1300x100] (1799 points, 45 comments)
    7. A trio of Revenge Class ships in heavy seas, 1936. Colourised by me. [1712x1258] (821 points, 31 comments)

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5. MGC91 (9896 points, 615 comments)
6. _Sunny-- (8128 points, 432 comments)
7. OpanaPointer (5452 points, 312 comments)
8. SirLoremIpsum (5425 points, 648 comments)
9. frostedcat_74 (4641 points, 447 comments)
10. Historynerd88 (4527 points, 291 comments)
11. surrounded_by_vapor (3876 points, 206 comments)
12. rebelolemiss (3695 points, 306 comments)
13. DanforthWhitcomb_ (3689 points, 448 comments)
14. Vermouth01 (3641 points, 105 comments)
15. PainStorm14 (3235 points, 172 comments)
16. irishjihad (3220 points, 251 comments)
17. -YellsAtClouds- (3187 points, 57 comments)
18. TinkTonk101 (3180 points, 237 comments)
19. kalpol (3032 points, 187 comments)
20. Phoenix_jz (3023 points, 272 comments)
21. 72killertomato (3004 points, 174 comments)
22. pagantek (2960 points, 148 comments)
23. vonHindenburg (2777 points, 167 comments)
24. akasayah (2688 points, 93 comments)
25. Navynuke00 (2678 points, 348 comments)

Top Submissions

1. The Red October has sailed on its final voyage. RIP Sir Sean "One Ping Only" Connery [1024x768] by MGC91 (4728 points, 146 comments)
2. The actual coat worn by admiral Nelson at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805 with the hole in the shoulder caused by the musket ball that killed him. (3024x4032) by chevalliers (4420 points, 273 comments)
3. USS Iowa (BB-61) posted by Imgur user DrBoatyMcBoatface. I just loved the size comparison. [960x641] by Growoldalongwithme (4365 points, 154 comments)
4. [1595X1751] Battleship Tirpitz camouflaged as a group of civil buildings in order to cheat spies and reconnaissance aircraft by DRFLR (3661 points, 146 comments)
5. [4000x3000] Model of the wreck of the carrier Akagi by Evanflow39 (3637 points, 58 comments)
6. HMS Invincible returning home from the Falklands War on 17 September 1982 [1200x900] by MGC91 (3563 points, 161 comments)
7. So apparently this is the size of the flag of France Nelson's fleet captured at Malta [810*539] by Saturn_Ecplise (3544 points, 161 comments)
8. My grandfather took this photo of the Ark Royal sinking during WWII [OC] [1024x767] by Toubabo_K00mi (3520 points, 72 comments)
9. 'The Heavyweight Punch' by Geoff Hunt. HMS Victory, HMS Temeraire and HMS Neptune lead the Weather column towards the combined fleet, off Cape Trafalgar, 21st October 1805 [1599 x 1059] by Mattzo12 (3313 points, 187 comments)
10. This photo of me with USS Eisenhower makes me look bigger than I really am. [1200x800] by Theodore_Tugboat (3283 points, 100 comments)

Top Comments

1. 852 points: Bulawa's comment in USS America CVX-100 Super Carrier [3264x2304]
2. 733 points: kim_jong_un_no_dong's comment in [1595X1751] Battleship Tirpitz camouflaged as a group of civil buildings in order to cheat spies and reconnaissance aircraft
3. 647 points: rodeler's comment in [1920x1080] USS Stout (DDG-55) in pretty bad shape after spending a record 215 days at sea.
4. 632 points: Bind_Moggled's comment in Get your own Alfa Class SSN, seems legit! [687 x 650]
5. 568 points: JenosIdanian13's comment in Bismarck, Iowa and Yamato Beam [763 x 960]
6. 563 points: DasFunktopus's comment in [2000 x 1611] HMS Hood's company, New Years Day 1939. Only 3 crew would survive her encounter with Bismarck.
7. 562 points: jacknifetoaswan's comment in In a model factory. (960×556)
8. 553 points: kirotheavenger's comment in Bismarck and Hood size comparison [583 x 1725]
9. 546 points: bIGDoNg6900's comment in French pre-dreadnought battleship Carnot in 1896 [1446 x 768].
10. 544 points: -YellsAtClouds-'s comment in USS O'Hare (CVN-2014) (image from Motion Models) [1830 x 772]

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