NZ Dyke Captain is the first person/esbian to sink a NZ ship since WWII

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The Royal New Zealand Navy has lost its first ship to the sea since World War Two, after one of its vessels ran aground off the coast of Samoa.

HMNZS Manawanui, a specialist diving and ocean imaging ship, came into trouble about one nautical mile from the island of Upolu on Saturday night local time, while conducting a survey of a reef.

It later caught fire before capsizing.

All 75 people on board were evacuated onto lifeboats and rescued early on Sunday, New Zealand's Defence Force said in a statement.

Officials said the cause of the grounding was unknown and will be investigated.
The incident occurred during a bout of rough and windy weather.

Military officials said rescuers "battled" currents and winds that pushed life rafts and sea boats towards the reefs, and swells made rescue efforts "challenging".

Officials said the area had not been surveyed since 1987.

The vessel's crew and passengers - including seven scientists and four foreign military personnel - are being accommodated in Samoa before being flown back to New Zealand.

As of 06:40 local time on Sunday (18:40 BST on Saturday), the ship was seen listing heavily with smoke billowing from it.

By 09:00 (21:00 BST on Saturday), it was below the surface.
Defence minister Judith Collins described the incident as "a really sad day for the Navy" during a news conference.

She added: "But everyone came through, and that, I have to say, is down to the professionalism [of the crew], the training and their own courage."

Dave Poole, who witnessed the ship ablaze, told the Reuters news agency: "As we came into the bay we saw the ship and no smoke. Within 15 minutes fire and smoke were visible. It sank shortly after."

HMNZS Manawanui is the first of New Zealand's naval vessels to be unintentionally sunk since the nation participated in naval battles during World War Two.

Several other ships have been intentionally sunk in the intervening period for various reasons, including to serve as a diving wreck or an artificial reef.

Military officials said their efforts are now turning towards attempting to salvage the vessel and minimising the environmental impacts of the sinking.

Sink to new depths with homos in charge.
 
Those hazards have been charted for centuries. The retard couldn't read a fucking map. Women often have problems with spacial relativity.
They were literally surveying the area anew.
Quoted article clearly mentions current, wave and wind conditions driving lifeboats toward the reef, but the ship itself is obviously hotwired into the captains :vagina: for all control inputs and otherwise unperturbed by external conditions.
 
A navy captain is not the one steering the ship
How to tell me you don't know a single thing.

The captain is fully responsible for the operation and the condition of the ship.
Military captains have been court marshalled for losing their ship. Even in battle captains that lost their ship, if found to be negligent or foolish have been removed from command.

History is replete with such actions.
 
you're on ED and you can't handle being called a virgin? you even called it some woke bullshit like "sexual attacks?"
being a virgin and being an incel are completely two different things. only low IQ doesn't know the difference. Well would you look at that.
I love when Tim acts like an intellectual for reading things on the internet
I actually read books. You apparently don't read much at all. Another stunningly low IQ post.
 
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