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I'd be interested to see a more thorough report. This seamount wasn't mapped, we might be firing people for no good reason to save face. Or maybe the officers w
by amcoastal 5y ago
I'd be interested to see a more thorough report. This seamount wasn't mapped, we might be firing people for no good reason to save face. Or maybe the officers were drinking whiskey and playing quarters. It's sad I don't have enough confidence in the military justice system to assume it's a situation like the latter instead of the former.
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- blitzar 5y ago> we might be firing people for no good reason to save face ... It's sad I don't have enough confidence in the military justice system What made you lose faith in the military justice system? Given that they tend to err on the side of allowing war crimes, I would have thought they were overly lenient, and predisposed to a coverup than swift to hand down punishments.
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- raxxorrax 5y agoIt isn't too easy to actually "see" a mountain without active sonar that you don't use while on patrol in a submarine. They also don't have windows... I believe there are some modern sensors that could have helped, but it is questionable that they were installed. This sound far more like saving face and maybe even incompetence by higher officer ranks.
- bilbo0s 5y agoThis sound far more like saving face and maybe even incompetence by higher officer ranks Given this happened in the 7th, my money is on incompetence.