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Nailed it. This was a huge security screw up, you have to draw your security barrier and they left this huge asset on the wrong side of it. If only the followe
by sitkack 2y ago
Nailed it.
This was a huge security screw up, you have to draw your security barrier and they left this huge asset on the wrong side of it. If only the followed Gauss's Law.
- gmueckl 2y agoThe ship hasn't been put into service yet. It's still with the shipbuilders, where I suspect that security is much weaker than on a navy base.
- hx8 2y agoIt's a security screwup that a ship was scheduled to be in service, but now that date might be delayed. The entire point of the boat is security. They didn't secure the thing that provides even more security. It would have been a much bigger security screwup if it was actively in service.