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TexasProgresive

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2. A lot quicker than that tanker to respond.

Reply to Dale Neiburg (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 8, 2018, 12:41 PM

Mar 2018

Regardless of the alleged turn my question in these 4 events is why the navy crews weren't aware of other ships, by radar, passive sonar and visual sightings.

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U.S. destroyer McCain collision which killed 10 sailors caused by 'sudden turn': Singapore [View all] Eugene Mar 2018 OP

How "suddenly" is it possible for a destroyer to turn? n/t Dale Neiburg Mar 2018 #1

A lot quicker than that tanker to respond. TexasProgresive Mar 2018 #2

Those are my questions, exactly. Basic LA Mar 2018 #3