Hyannis ferry hits jetty

[PaulS]

I'll see if I could find that link it was like an animated picture showing the times and position
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[JohnR]

Originally Posted by Cool Beans

All reports show the initial U turn was 30 minutes prior to the accident

And you will eventually see that that is because the MV did not report it. Times are messed up by an hour.

[Sea Dangles]

Yup, they hit the vessel and stayed course until returning in 30 min.
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[Rockfish9]

Originally Posted by nightfighter

And how does a US Navy destroyer get T-boned by a container ship off the coast of Japan?????

This one is really puzzling..

[Cool Beans]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

Yup, they hit the vessel and stayed course until returning in 30 min.
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So a 700 foot ship hits a 500 foot ship (T Bone) and just keeps steaming for several miles before realizing they hit and turned back?
Looking at the pictures of the cargo ship, it also had significant damage to the bow on the port side. Doesn't make sense.

US Coast Guard is questioning the crew of the cargo ship today, maybe more details will come out soon.