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delft

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now I used Search functionality and your last post in
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before yesterday is
Post by: delft, Nov 2, 2014
#3247 delft, Nov 2, 2014

so you didn't come here to go against the USN Admirals, crews after the tragedy happened, no?
Fortunately collisions involving warships are rare so this was the reason I went to this thread which I do not follow because I lack the time to do so. I can have no information on who is responsible for the collision but I followed the pointer to what Forbin claimed was a "official report" to copy the citation of the USN Admiral that irritated me.
 
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Delft is partially correct. There will need to be an investigation of the events that lead to the incident to determine if there was wrong doing by the naval and/or commercial crew.
let's see what he said before:

#7789 delft, Yesterday at 7:46 PM
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The crew is trained to contain the flooding and stabilize the ship were it to be damaged in combat. These circumstances were less extreme
how would he know the circumstances Yesterday at 7:46 PM
?? what if the there were cracks as if an AShM had hit (I don't know that! but I wouldn't comment on 'circumstances')

and I would expect that no "extraordinary courage" was demanded of the crew.
how would he know what it took to save the ship?? I don't know that, but I sure would comment on 'courage'!!

by the way minutes ago I noticed
Seven U.S. Sailors Confirmed Dead After Collision With Cargo Ship
Bodies recovered from inside USS Fitzgerald; ...
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after I called the above post out:
It depends on the measure to which the crew is trained. If the Admiral is right and extraordinary courage was required perhaps USN should look at the quality of crew training.
BTW my house doesn't have a couch and it must be twenty or more years ago that I last drank Grolsch.
#7793 delft, Yesterday at 8:20 PM

so, according to delft, it's either the USN Admiral wrong, or the USN crew wrong
see the pattern? he came to this thread after three years to make such a type of posting ... is my point
 
Fortunately collisions involving warships are rare so this was the reason I went to this thread which I do not follow because I lack the time to do so. I can have no information on who is responsible for the collision but I followed the pointer to what Forbin claimed was a "official report" to copy the citation of the USN Admiral that irritated me.
and I described 7 minutes ago
what's irritated me; as I told you, I reported one of your posts, so I expect a Moderator to step in (maybe your points will stand, but I thought you were just trolling here, so maybe it'll be my reactions which will get deleted)

I won't post on this anyway
 
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AssassinsMace

Lieutenant General
Isn't there suppose to be some basic surface radar operating especially at night? It's off the coast of Japan. You'd figure there's a lot of traffic.
 

FORBIN

Lieutenant General
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Fortunately collisions involving warships are rare so this was the reason I went to this thread which I do not follow because I lack the time to do so. I can have no information on who is responsible for the collision but I followed the pointer to what Forbin claimed was a "official report" to copy the citation of the USN Admiral that irritated me.
Why ?
Ofc official it is the owner.
 

TerraN_EmpirE

Tyrant King
@Jura that is why I said partially this quote here is accurate
Fortunately collisions involving warships are rare so this was the reason I went to this thread which I do not follow because I lack the time to do so. I can have no information on who is responsible for the collision but I followed the pointer to what Forbin claimed was a "official report" to copy the citation of the USN Admiral that irritated me.
Everything else
let's see what he said before:

#7789 delft, Yesterday at 7:46 PM

how would he know the circumstances Yesterday at 7:46 PM
?? what if the there were cracks as if an AShM had hit (I don't know that! but I wouldn't comment on 'circumstances')

how would he know what it took to save the ship?? I don't know that, but I sure would comment on 'courage'!!

by the way minutes ago I noticed
Seven U.S. Sailors Confirmed Dead After Collision With Cargo Ship
Bodies recovered from inside USS Fitzgerald; ...
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after I called the above post out:

#7793 delft, Yesterday at 8:20 PM

so, according to delft, it's either the USN Admiral wrong, or the USN crew wrong
see the pattern? he came to this thread after three years to make such a type of posting ... is my point
Is to soon to be determined accurate or otherwise. The first three reports are subject to change as facts emerge.
 
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