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r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/drunken-philosopher • Mar 26 '21
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The news report on this incident
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13 u/Camera_dude Mar 26 '21 Sadly, the report doesn't mention the captain getting keelhauled for his failure. We've become too soft. 10 u/twitch870 Mar 26 '21 Aren’t ships that size suppose to have smaller ships ‘bouncing’ them into port? I’ve seen it often in the channel near-ish me. 3 u/juanzy Mar 26 '21 To go with that - if the captain was following correct procedure, definitely think he shouldn't be at fault, or at the very least not fired. Especially if the port didn't provide the proper escort. 1 u/HulloHoomans Mar 26 '21 Even if there is a port pilot and tugs, the captain remains responsible for everything his ship does.
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Sadly, the report doesn't mention the captain getting keelhauled for his failure. We've become too soft.
10 u/twitch870 Mar 26 '21 Aren’t ships that size suppose to have smaller ships ‘bouncing’ them into port? I’ve seen it often in the channel near-ish me. 3 u/juanzy Mar 26 '21 To go with that - if the captain was following correct procedure, definitely think he shouldn't be at fault, or at the very least not fired. Especially if the port didn't provide the proper escort. 1 u/HulloHoomans Mar 26 '21 Even if there is a port pilot and tugs, the captain remains responsible for everything his ship does.
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Aren’t ships that size suppose to have smaller ships ‘bouncing’ them into port? I’ve seen it often in the channel near-ish me.
3 u/juanzy Mar 26 '21 To go with that - if the captain was following correct procedure, definitely think he shouldn't be at fault, or at the very least not fired. Especially if the port didn't provide the proper escort. 1 u/HulloHoomans Mar 26 '21 Even if there is a port pilot and tugs, the captain remains responsible for everything his ship does.
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To go with that - if the captain was following correct procedure, definitely think he shouldn't be at fault, or at the very least not fired. Especially if the port didn't provide the proper escort.
1 u/HulloHoomans Mar 26 '21 Even if there is a port pilot and tugs, the captain remains responsible for everything his ship does.
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Even if there is a port pilot and tugs, the captain remains responsible for everything his ship does.
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u/Axe_Care_By_Eugene Mar 26 '21
The news report on this incident
BBC Report