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United StatesBernd2019-11-13 14:26:45 · 7yNo. 86534reply
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why have catamaran type hulls become more popular on warships in recent years?
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RussiaBernd2019-11-13 20:23:32 · 7yNo. 86789reply
to increase speed?
t. guesser
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KansasBernd2019-11-14 14:39:16 · 7yNo. 87307reply
Because they look cool?
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AustraliaBernd2019-11-15 08:57:05 · 7yNo. 88042reply
To reduce friction with the water I would assume.
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SpainBernd2019-11-21 07:52:21 · 7yNo. 89083reply
Looks ebin
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AustraliaBernd2020-08-26 00:37:54 · 6yNo. 99974reply
Good for shallow water ops like in SEAsia.
Aus navy used a few huge catamarans during East Timor crisis and US saw it was handy => US Independence class.
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GermanyBernd2020-08-26 09:55:17 · 6yNo. 100025reply
Are they really becoming that popular? Its more like a niche vehicle.
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