Breaking.!!!... U.S Navy destroyer collision in Japan

Arleigh Burke class destroyers are supposed to be the most advanced Navy Destroyers on Earth. How he fuck can one collide with something? More going on here than meets the eye?

Because it was not on earth, but on the sea.

Vessel Particulars

IMO: 9360611
Name: ACX CRYSTAL
MMSI: 548789000
Vessel Type: CONTAINER SHIP
Gross Tonnage: 29060
Summer DWT: 39565 t
Build: 2008
Flag: PHILIPPINES
Home port: MANILA

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NYK Line boxship slams into side of US destroyer, seven sailors missing
June 17th, 2017

Seven US sailors are missing after the a US Navy destroyer collided with a 2,900 teu box ship around 56 nm off Yokosuka, Japan.

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NYK Line boxship slams into side of US destroyer, seven sailors missing
June 17th, 2017

Seven US sailors are missing after the a US Navy destroyer collided with a 2,900 teu box ship around 56 nm off Yokosuka, Japan.

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it was china or north korea missile

Anyone know if this sophisticated equipment on board could have been "jammed" so that there wasn't warning in effect. The course taken, of the Crystal, seems so suspect.

The wheelhouse reeks of butt sex, what the hell was going on up there? Texting and sailing dont mix.

I looked up the container ports on the island of Mindanao, and there was nothing that close to the city ISIS invaded, but then I guess the island is not really that big,

It is not a N Korea ship.

Here are last 5 ports of call. It did not originate from a Phillipine port on this voyage.

Currently the vessel ACX CRYSTAL is on her next destination to JP YOK XX SHN and the estimated time of arrival (ETA) is around Jun 18, 23:00. VesselFinder also gathers and keeps detailed information about ship movement history (e.g ship track) for the past 7 days (max). More detailed historical ship movement AIS records are available on request.

Date / TimePort / Country
Mar 11, 2016, 16:04 UTCPORT KLANG (PELABUHAN KLANG), MALAYSIA
Mar 06, 2016, 22:04 UTCCOLOMBO, SRI LANKA
Feb 11, 2016, 20:04 UTCPORT KLANG (PELABUHAN KLANG), MALAYSIA
Feb 07, 2016, 17:04 UTCCOLOMBO, SRI LANKA
Jan 18, 2016, 08:36 UTCDRAMMEN, NORWAY
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There has been a lot of conjecture, but it does not look like there is a connection with ISIS in the Philippes.

This takes me back to the USS Cole attack that preceded 9/11.

What really happened with the Philippine vessel? We know ISIS have a foothold in the Philippines. Could they have infiltrated the crew? There isn't any information about their identities. Why did it take one hour for them to report the collision?