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In order to benefit from the tuition of a friendly visiting shipwright mission is it necessary to have an Academy of Naval Architecture (or equivalent)?
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Shipwright Missions
The Revenant- Prince
- Number of posts : 489
Location : West Yorkshire
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Registration date : 2008-08-03
Ardagor- Prince
- Number of posts : 427
Age : 54
Location : Haugesund, Norway
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Registration date : 2008-04-20
Yes, a relevant Academy is essential.
The Revenant- Prince
- Number of posts : 489
Location : West Yorkshire
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Registration date : 2008-08-03
Ah - thank you for that. Most timely! And a supplementary open question - if nation A has learned a particular skill from nation B, can nation A then teach it to nation C???
the great unwashed- Viscount
- Number of posts : 176
Age : 64
Location : bristol (uk)
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Registration date : 2010-08-15
Yes. At an appropiate academy.
The Revenant- Prince
- Number of posts : 489
Location : West Yorkshire
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Registration date : 2008-08-03
Excellent! We are all in favour of the dissemination of knowledge!
Regor- Duke
- Number of posts : 349
Location : Fleet
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Registration date : 2010-02-15
Ahhhh the penny drops! 
Guest- Guest
I did once have a mission that actively worked with a shipyard in another nation to help it build a couple of classes of ships. For various reasons, I lacked the spare capacity to build ships for them and they lacked the recruits to be able to justified training 1,000 for a year in an academy.
It did mean when my mission ended the shipyard hadn't acquired the skills to build the ships though.
It did mean when my mission ended the shipyard hadn't acquired the skills to build the ships though.
Regor- Duke
- Number of posts : 349
Location : Fleet
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Registration date : 2010-02-15
Duly noted! 
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