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Originally Posted by 1CAVCCO15MED
Close to right there, Brice. I have some inside info. It had just been out of drydock and all the sophisticated navigations systems were not working. The Captain didn't want to take it out in that condition by his Admiral insisted. Shouldn't have mattered that much except it might show how unsuited the Captain was for the job. He has already been relieved along with several others I assume from the bridge. The thing was stuck 150 yards or so onto a reef and tore out all the rudder, prop , sonar, etc from underneath. It is so damaged they are seriously considering scrapping it.
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The Captain didn't want to take it out in that condition by his Admiral insisted.
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just curious. do you have any proof of this????
02-10-2009, 07:13 AM
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