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Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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Just proves with all the electronics, anyone can still run aground.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... scene.html

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Re: Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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Yes, you still have to look at them and be aware of your real world situation. In other words, don't drive the boat on to the beach.
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Re: Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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Hey Guiseppi I thought you were a drive a the boat :roll:
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That is a big ooops for buzzing an island. It has happened here. About 25 yeqrs ago, supertanker, traveling in ballast. Captain thought he might deviate a little from course & have a little look see as he passed Bermuda. No Bermuda charts onboard so he figures passing 8 miles to the N is safe enough. WRONG! KERRRRUUUUUUNNCH! Water out there goes from thousands of feet deep to waist deep in no time.
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Re: Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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A friend of mine sent me this link, AIS track and narration. Kind of long but interesting


http://gcaptain.com/gcaptains-john-konr ... deo/?37941

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http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2012 ... ia/100229/
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Re: Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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My version of the cruise ship accident.

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A hurricane did this to me. Snapped a 1 1/4" mooring bridle.
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Re: Costa Concordia cruise ship accident

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My version of the cruise ship accident.
:( Sad sight. I'm assuming after a hurricane? Was that one of your work boats?
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