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Raw recruits for the Royal Navy will be getting a first hand experience of life on board with a new high-tech training base on land.
BBC: Devonport navy training in 'radical change'
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Building turbines on land can be just as controversial, suitable locations for fixed-base shallow-water turbines are limited and a new generation of big turbines will need lots of space: only a couple can be placed in each square kilometre.
ECONOMIST: Monitor
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Carriers can operate freely from international waters, while land-based aircraft cannot easily fly in a war zone unless a nearby country offers a base.
ECONOMIST: The future of the Royal Navy
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The mohajirs, who did not own land, and so consequently had no place in the traditional political and social structure, were now having their power-base in the civil service whipped from under them.
ECONOMIST: Pakistan—wounded at birth | The