The McCain was fully disabled and not moving when the merchant oil tanker hit it 100% proof !

This is war. Secret war with China. Somehow, they have the tech to scramble or disarm the electronics on a Navy ship. Same thing happened to the Fitzgerald. This is war with China folks, nothing less.

What's certain is if you can't evade an object the size of a football field moving at 10 mi. per hour, how can you evade an object 20" inches in diameter moving at 3000 miles per hour?

The U.S. Navy is commissioning a new vessel, the USS Laughingstock, to replace the ships damaged in totally avoidable accidents this year.

Of course it is possible.

US Navy ships are running on Microsoft Windows platform. Extensively modified, of course, but still.

Read the story of how John McShitstain almost blew up an

entire aircraft carrier and killed several people you

wont think he is such a hero.

Just google his court marshal and death sentence

Doesn't surprise me. Even if the Navy can tighten up their own systems they're still vastly outnumbered by merchant vessels crewed by people from just about every country you can imagine who could care less about whether there might be a virus on that USB stick they plug into the ship's network. Some might even get paid to do it.

Trump reacts with "fire and furry":

Steven Burket · U.S. Navy

I spent 12.5 years in the navy as an Operations Specialist, 7 years spent as a Track Sup, 3 of those years as a Watch Sup as well, what I can't fathom is how the hell this happens. You've got a surface radar guy, you've got a spa-25g guy, you've got the track sup, the watch officer, and tao in combat. Not to mention port/starboard/aft lookouts, then the bridge radar people.
The only time we've ever really had some semblance of trouble tracking is during low visibility. There should be no reason this happens 3 times in that short amount of time. While I'm not one to jump to conclusions there is something definitely wrong with the situation of 3 ships have incidents like this.

Christ, god help the navy should something real go down, if they can’t navigate the sea without running into shit now...

How the fuck are they going to get around in wartime?

So many pointless deaths.

This sort of brings to mind Automation, and Driver-less cars and stuff...

Makes me think of being in a Driver-less car, when you are crossing a rail-road track.

All the sudden the car decides to STOP, shut-off the engine, and lock the doors.

You look out the window and their is a Freight-Train bearing down on you?

What do now?

So, if US ships can be disabled completely then everyone and their auntie knows.
I guess the thing about publically saying that this in an act of war carries with it too many problems....and of course from then on the public would expect a response.....

Even the perfect conical shape of were the bulbous front of the oil tanker went into the base of the ship shows not one inch of shear, as it is perfectly symmetrical. Look at it closely.

This is why the Chinese prez ordered his military Xihadists to remain loyal to him, but they're not: the generals have basically staged a coup and are openly ramming US ships.

Who wants to bet some woman was on watch but was absorbed into her facebook when it happened.

It is now common knowledge that cars can be "interfered" with by IT, so it makes sense the same applies to ships, surely?

This is why the Chinese prez ordered his military Xihadists to remain loyal to him, but they're not: the generals have basically staged a coup and are openly ramming US ships.

How could they ram a ship that can maneuver at high speed and fire at them?

When it can't maneuver at high speed and fire at them.

Aircraft carried: 2 Sikorsky MH-60R helicopters can be embarked

US Navy declares "operational pause" for all US fleets around the world

Take a read of this interesting article from the BBC a few days ago, and scroll down to where it talks about seizing control of a ship.

[link to www.bbc.com]