A US warship collided with a Filipino merchant ship. The two boats collided on Saturday, June 17, 2017 around 2:30 pm local time in the waters of Japan. The information has been relayed in various media around the world. The damage suffered on the US side is very important: Seven sailors are missing on the call and the destroyer Fitzgerald because it is of him that it began to take the water. It is pierced above and below to starboard of its waterline. The 7th US Fleet acknowledged the facts and made a statement in which it requested the assistance of the Japanese Coast Guards.
It is this information that I wanted to bring to your attention dear friends of Steemit if you will not have learned it. I ask myself one thousand questions:
How could an American war-ship of the DESTROYER type, a ship so perfect could enter COLLISION with a merchant ship carrying containers?
Is it because the US destroyer was not equipped with radar to detect the approach of the Filipino merchant ship? Was it because the crew of the US destroyer, out of sheer negligence, was going to other occupations to the point of not seeing the danger come? Was the US destroyer broken and could not avoid being hit in any way?
Help me to elucidate this riddle because a missile would strike this US destroyer easily without other forms of trial. In any case, an investigation will be set up I am sure to determine the ins and outs of this incident.
I do not throw the stone at anyone. But personally I note the inefficiency of most ships and other American war engines that pound around the world and the lack of professionalism on board. It's up to you not to agree with me. It's my point of view. Good day to you and good comment.
I'll leave this link on YouTube to let you know more about this case.
At the last minute, I learned that the seven missing American sailors were found dead in the staircase. Go and understand something. This stupid incident cost the lives of 7 people.
According to the survey, responsibility for the accident rests with the US detroyer team. Themselves (the Americans) did nothing to avoid the collision until the last minute.