Chaos2Frozen
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...just because it's coming out of Singapore, and in the South china seas, doesn't mean the ship is Chinese =_=
...just because it's coming out of Singapore, and in the South china seas, doesn't mean the ship is Chinese =_=
Gas tanker?
Mass and size difference is to its advantage so destroyer took most of damage here. Like last time with container ship.
Even if GPS was lost you still have tens if not hundreds of men with functioning eyesights. This is huge human failure.
Not everyone on the ship is standing on the deck and sightseeing breh breh
I don't understand how this even happens.
Not everyone on the ship is standing on the deck and sightseeing breh breh
I like how not one post has considered the possibility that the tanker is at fault and the fact that this happened so soon after the previous incident is purely coincidence.
I like how not one post has considered the possibility that the tanker is at fault and the fact that this happened so soon after the previous incident is purely coincidence.
Once is an accident twice is a coincidence, three times..
No fuck that, something is up our navy is trained. Some one is fucking with the nav plots of multiple ships. This shit just didn't happen with large ships
The US Navy seems to be blaming some of the crew in the USS Fitzgerald incident.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...ew-is-praised-after-collision-with-cargo-ship
That's not how the COLREGs work though. It isn't like car insurance where one person can be entirely at fault. No matter who was acting more recklessly a fully crewed American warship should be watching radar, AIS, satellites, and most importantly have people with binoculars physically looking around the boat. This kind of thing should never, ever happen unless there is negligence on both sides.
True enough.
I just wanted to point out that we shouldn't be jumping to conclusions until we know more.
Yeah Greek news agencies will have a field day with that location name.The Greeks are laughing at us
The US Navy seems to be blaming some of the crew in the USS Fitzgerald incident.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...ew-is-praised-after-collision-with-cargo-ship
I'm partly talking out of my ass but I assume there is the possibility that they recognized there could be a collision but recognizing it was a civilian ship decided not to blow it out of the water and instead hoped one could be avoided. I mean, just because there was a collision doesn't necessarily mean no-one knew the ship was there or that a collision with it was possible.Lol if Chinese merchant ships are accidentally hitting our ships with ease, how are they gonna stop a boat or anything else that might hit them on purpose?
http://www.navytimes.com/news/your-...-john-s-mccain-collides-with-merchant-vessel/Early internal reports indicate that five sailors had suffered minor injuries, but a full accounting of the crew was underway to determine if any sailors were missing.
The McCains sailors are fighting flooding in two crew berthings and in shaft alley, which is a space aft of the main engineering spaces where a shafts that rotate the ships propellers run through.
The presence of flooding below the waterline indicates that the bow of the Alnic MC punched a hole in the side of McCain, as happened to Fitzgerald earlier this year. The ships propulsion has been limited but it is making way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwMDvPCGeE0
The total eclipse just happened in Singapore. Maybe the crews of both ships were too busy looking up
Most navies seem to avoid this though?
Breh? Who says "breh"?
I never said everyone on the ship or even whole shift is doing post duty, but it's still major human failure that no one noticed huge oil tanker that was getting oddly close to the destroyer. If noticed then they epicly failed to avoid which is still human failure.
In the middle of the night?
I like how not one post has considered the possibility that the tanker is at fault and the fact that this happened so soon after the previous incident is purely coincidence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwMDvPCGeE0
The total eclipse just happened in Singapore. Maybe the crews of both ships were too busy looking up
I can't find anything about the eclipse being visible in Singapore. The eclipse hasn't even happened yethttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwMDvPCGeE0
The total eclipse just happened in Singapore. Maybe the crews of both ships were too busy looking up
Most navies have a fraction of the blue water ships that we have, and of those that do most can't afford to actually deploy those ships in extended patrols.Most navies seem to avoid this though?
Most navies have a fraction of the blue water ships that we have, and of those that do most can't afford to actually deploy those ships in extended patrols.
In the previous thread I think I posted an image of the path the ship took which looked like it had been on purpose.
Edit: found it
But I would assume if this was the case, even if the US wouldn't try to shout it without having clear undeniable proofs, that they wouldn't have blamed themselves.
Seems a shakeup is due at the navy.
And what is your point? That because US has more boats this is somehow acceptable?