Ship sinks after collision
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
Dramatic pictures as two ships collide in dense fog. One them is badly damaged an starts to sink. Four men lost their life in the accident.
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Dramatic pictures as two ships collide in dense fog. One them is badly damaged an starts to sink. Four men lost their life in the accident.
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Military divers are scouring the waters near South Korea’s tense maritime border with North Korea, searching for 46 missing marines from a naval ship that exploded and sank. (March 27)
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UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS (1) “RAF Lancasters converge on the 45000 ton Nazi Battlewagon, hidden in Tennsue Fjord in Norway. She is throwing tons of bursting steel skyward, but super blockbusters plummet down and she is hit. Winds blow away her smoke screen and again she is hit mortally. This time the smoke clouds mark her slipping beneath the waves, forever.” (2) All Out Drive On Germany - “In the snows of Northeastern Europe, huge, lumbering 105 and 105mm. howitzers lay down their curtains of fire on the Nazis. At Konzen, the Nazis seem immovable until Yank artillery destroy their observation post, a towering church steeple. Idle ack ack crews are pressed into service in the Battle of Hurtgen Forest. They level their gun barrels to horizontal, and pour continuous streams of lead into Nazi positions, enabling Yank Infantry to resume its advanture.” scenes of Allies advance in snow and mud in Huertgen Forest, antiaircraft guns turned into artillery; (3) Nation Gets Behind 6th Bond Drive - “Los Angeles dramatically opens its 6th War Loan Drive with a ‘covered wagon, prairie action’ parade which stirs the youngsters, and heads the adults for the bond selling booths. Morgenthau Speaks - Washington, DC: Sec. Henry Morgenthau, Jr. states that the doughboys who are continuing to fight, expect the homefront to continue buying War Bonds.” (4) Denmark Fights Back - ” The resistance of the Danes to the pre-emptive Nazis is a ‘war within a war.’ Their sabotage is met with murder - their …
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www.TheBoaters.TV - First up The MV Explorer (aka “Little Red Ship”) Sinks in Antarctic Waters. Passengers enjoying a 19-day Antarctic Cruise aboard the MV Explorer had the vacation of a lifetime cut short last Friday when the well-known ship struck a submerged iceberg in the Bransfield Strait. The ice punched a hole in the 246-foot, 2400-tonne liner, which began taking on water, forcing the 100 passengers and 54 Explorer crewmembers to flee aboard life rafts. All onboard managed to escape completely safe and uninjured, while the 38-year-old Explorer sank about 15 hours later. First launched in 1969 at the Nystad yard in Finland, MV Explorer was the world’s first purpose built expeditionary passenger vessel. Reports say that a calm in Antarctic seas and the swift response of the passing Norwegian ship were instrumental in saving all aboard the famous liner. Next up: The Kitano Kite Sailing Yacht Has Caught a Hearty Breeze of Interest… UK-based Kitano Kite Sailing Company has recently designed a prototype for a yacht able to be brought to planing speed by a kite. By putting a kite at the helm, they discovered that it is somewhat easy–and rather technilogically straightforward–to bring a vessel to planing speed quickly in even the lightest of wind conditions and in the shallowest of waters. Initially designed to fulfill a 20-meter length overall specification and an admirable 5.5-meter beam, the unarguably modern Kite Sailing Yacht prototype is designed to take …
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