 HMCS Protecteur heading home under tow from U.S. navy tug A Canadian navy warship that was badly damaged in U.S. waters by a massive fire at sea in February is on its way back to Canadian waters, under tow by a U.S. tug, CBC News has learned.Commentsview 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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Pretty shameful stuff.
Can't even send our own tug to go and pick up our own ship ?
Pretty shameful stuff.
The St Anthony is long long gone....
Can't even send our own tug to go and pick up our own ship ?
Pretty shameful stuff.
The St Anthony is long long gone....
Apparently, the Navy didn't even announce that she was being towed to Esquimalt, She just quietly left. Some tipped-off CBC reporter broke the story. I wonder what's up?
Navy trying to hide it's own embarrassment.
We shouldn't put what's left out if we can't even go pick them up.
Rebuild, starting with Zodiacs.
We're selling our old Bayliner if you want it!
Would you take a slightly used, only driven to church on Sunday's, 45 year old crème puff AOR in trade?
Apparently, the Navy didn't even announce that she was being towed to Esquimalt, She just quietly left. Some tipped-off CBC reporter broke the story. I wonder what's up?
They're not going to fix or replace it so, they'd like the whole sordid affair forgotten as quickly as possible and having the hulk towed back by an American tug to boot doesn't fit that Government's no PR plan.