Crew evacuated as US Navy minesweeper remains stuck on Philippines reef The crew of a U.S. Navy minesweeper that ran aground in a protected marine sanctuary off the Philippines was evacuated on Friday as the ship remained stuck on a reef.
The USS Guardian, an Avenger-class minesweeper, hit the Tubbataha Reef in the SulCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I sense a Change of Command soon!
He'll probably get the Officers discount package, loss of Command and that Court Martial thingie.
Maybe the Nav O can give him some support at the Court Martial because he sure as hell didn't give him any when it came to reading a chart.
He should consider applying for a job with BC Ferry corp........
Queen of the North?
He should consider applying for a job with BC Ferry corp........
Queen of the North?
I didn't know he was a submariner.....
Aside from that, you and I both know BC Ferries does not have a stellar record for safety, managing to hit each other, rocks and docks....
He should consider applying for a job with BC Ferry corp........
Queen of the North?
I didn't know he was a submariner.....
Aside from that, you and I both know BC Ferries does not have a stellar record for safety, managing to hit each other, rocks and docks....
True, but in fairness, their public relations dept has always been ready to explain how all collisions, groundings and sinkings were caused by "mechanical" problems.
I guess with the ferry corp human error is pretty much non existant except for when hormones are involved.