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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 182842" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>I don't believe for a second that these collisions were accidental.&nbsp; Even the smallest fishing vessel in the Florida Keys has radar that can pick up pallet sized debris in the water and as a Navy Veteran, I can tell you NOTHING makes a Skipper more nervous than having another ship within 5 miles of him.&nbsp; Those &quot;Recruitment&quot; posters or pics you see showing all those ships in the same shot will just about give EVERY SKIPPER of those vessels a stroke.&nbsp; Suppose for a minute that these other ships posed threats to US interests, but to blow them from the water with gunfire or torpedoes would be an act of war, but to ram into them is an &quot;Accident&quot;.&nbsp; Is it plain coincidence that these &quot;events&quot; are all happening close to NORTH KOREA?????????&nbsp; Losing steering DOESN'T prevent the engines from stopping or going in reverse!!!!!!!!&nbsp; I for one give the officers in charge of ships MORE CREDIT than media to take very good care of THEIR SHIPS!!!!&nbsp; Navy men LOVE their ships and will kill and die to keep them from harm.&nbsp; Just visit a Navy ship and ask'em.&nbsp; Sailors will even fight each other over the &quot;Honor&quot; of their ships.&nbsp; I figure these &quot;Accidents&quot; had a purpose and these sailors did what was asked of them, but that's just coming from a guy with 25 years of service with 10 on AD in the Navy.&nbsp; Go Navy!!!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 182842, member: 314"] I don't believe for a second that these collisions were accidental. Even the smallest fishing vessel in the Florida Keys has radar that can pick up pallet sized debris in the water and as a Navy Veteran, I can tell you NOTHING makes a Skipper more nervous than having another ship within 5 miles of him. Those "Recruitment" posters or pics you see showing all those ships in the same shot will just about give EVERY SKIPPER of those vessels a stroke. Suppose for a minute that these other ships posed threats to US interests, but to blow them from the water with gunfire or torpedoes would be an act of war, but to ram into them is an "Accident". Is it plain coincidence that these "events" are all happening close to NORTH KOREA????????? Losing steering DOESN'T prevent the engines from stopping or going in reverse!!!!!!!! I for one give the officers in charge of ships MORE CREDIT than media to take very good care of THEIR SHIPS!!!! Navy men LOVE their ships and will kill and die to keep them from harm. Just visit a Navy ship and ask'em. Sailors will even fight each other over the "Honor" of their ships. I figure these "Accidents" had a purpose and these sailors did what was asked of them, but that's just coming from a guy with 25 years of service with 10 on AD in the Navy. Go Navy!!!!! [/QUOTE]

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