US Navy: 2 Vessels Collide in Strait of Hormuz

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Uploaded by on Mar 20, 2009

Two U.S. Navy vessels, a nuclear-powered submarine and an amphibious ship, collided during the early morning hours Friday in the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and the Arabian peninsula, the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet reported. (March 20)

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  • conducting security operations and they cant even detect one another

  • Haahahaha. +1

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  • @mastermike2580

    If you think about it its scary, for the simple fact if they start a war with "iran" they gotta make sure they "win" ....

  • HAHAHAHAHAHAHa!

  • Glad to see our stealth capabilities are working. WTF!?

  • @machinis then you have sonar when you are submerged.

  • @iwanttoholdyourbigkn not when you are submerged.

  • Did small errors in the data supplied to the equipment cause significant errors in the backinformations?

  • Wow a 25,000 gallon spill? Any civilian mariner would lose his license and go to prison and the officers on these two ships probably got a promotion.

  • Does the U.S. Navy teach its officers rules of the road and basic navigation? Or are they just on the bridge to look pretty?

  • WTF??? No radar?

  • @midnspike cool now you look like a total super hero for pointing it out.

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