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To: GATOR NAVY

That’s a huge mess to clean up.


4 posted on 01/14/2012 10:01:07 PM PST by unkus (Silence Is Consent)
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To: unkus

“That’s a huge mess to clean up.”
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You have the only sensible post on this thread, hahaha.

Everyone else is using he said/she said info and trying to look like marine experts while knowing nothing.

There is little to speculate on till the ship’s data
recorders are analyzed, and recorded testimony of crew and passengers is revealed.
I imagine with a little time, much more will be learned.


18 posted on 01/14/2012 11:46:33 PM PST by AlexW
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To: unkus

“That’s a huge mess to clean up.”

Yep, but not impossible. Just finished “Resurrection” by Daniel Madson on the salvage operation following Pearl Harbor.

The Oklahoma was cleared from a similar position. The SS Normandie in New York harbor was cleared from a tighter position and similar attitude with the added complication of fire damage. Italy is not without experience at these jobs, the Loeonardo de Vinci salvage between the wars would be a good example.

Although in the meantime, Giglio seems to be in Asbury Park, NJ s situation with its own Morro Castle.


23 posted on 01/15/2012 4:39:34 AM PST by Hiryusan
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