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2 U.S. Navy vessels collide in Strait of Hormuz

World Mar. 21, 2009 - 04:00AM JST ( 4 )

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graftonMar. 21, 2009 - 10:20AM JST

Ships that nearly pass in the night.

Accidents do happen, but not in the military, somebody is going to get roasted alive for this. I actually feel sorry for who ever it is.
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rajakumarMar. 21, 2009 - 09:06PM JST

Navy vessels collide,good for the shipyard repair industries,they will happy for more business.

Thank god,the was no damage to nuclear rontgen reactors. Someone got to get roasted,they nearly got a section of hormuz straits roasted with rontgens,together with crew.

A dangerous world we live in today,with navies and armies moving around loaded with nuclear rontgen weapons and nuclear rontgen reactors. Rontgens power is dangerous, calls for extreme caution in use.

I think we are saver,today, than we were during cold war era,high rontgen blasting days via Strategic arms limitations. We need to get,a lot more saver.

Let see how much Obama administration can make the world a saver palce.

I think we can get a lot saver if we used diesel power naval vessels like in 1940s.

Spying on Iran,is easy many people can travel around Iran nowadays,there is no need for submarine tours today,when we got so much airline tours.
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goodDonkeyMar. 22, 2009 - 02:04AM JST

Dumbass sailors. The entire Dept. of the Navy needs to be put under the Dept. of the Air Force.

With some of the recruiters they have had in the past 20 years they need to change the name to Dept. of the Naïve.
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WolfpackMar. 22, 2009 - 11:23PM JST

Whoops! I thought starboard was left, my bad. - Navy Helmsman