I think the Navy is well aware of what happened to the Cole and they’re prepared to take care of that. My guess would be that accounts of the current situation are exaggerated based on the photographic evidence. Lots of cameras on those ships.
That’s a pretty good example. We made a navigational error and the ship and crew were held fourteen hours, then released. We would have done the same with a Canadian ship that made a navigational error.@ignerntbend we could do the alternative and go back to the way it was under your boy obummer. https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/30/navy-commander-surrendered-to-iran-to-protect-obam/
View attachment 160667
So tell me how those cameras can detect explosives in the hull of the pleasure craft operating at distances that can sink a US Ship and kill sailors?I think the Navy is well aware of what happened to the Cole and they’re prepared to take care of that. My guess would be that accounts of the current situation are exaggerated based on the photographic evidence. Lots of cameras on those ships.
No we wouldn't.That’s a pretty good example. We made a navigational error and the ship and crew were held fourteen hours, then released. We would have done the same with a Canadian ship that made a navigational error.
pretty sure they can take a picture of a gun boat ten feet off the hull.So tell me how those cameras can detect explosives in the hull of the pleasure craft operating at distances that can sink a US Ship and kill sailors?
We might detain them for less than fourteen hours, but don’t pretend we wouldn’t take a look.No we wouldn't.
So they can see the explosives within the hull when the boat is running by at 30 mph?pretty sure they can take a picture of a gun boat ten feet off the hull.
Enter your email address to join: