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Operating parts of multi million dollar navy ships, according to articles. Not joking
Also submarines, when heading down to see the Titanic
Because theyβre designed for controlling and people are familiar with them/can learn easily
Also helps standardize when taking bids from multiple companies
I wonder how many spares they keep around
And if you always get the shitty broken one until you're a corporal.