Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

AZADPAKISTAN2009 said:
Laundry fire does not , leaves a big hole in ship
Laundry Fire does not melts the Steel
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What are you talking about? What "big hole"?

Are you even aware that ship-board fires are more common than you think? Was discussing this with a Marine brother just last week. More than a few occasions of fires on board. One of the ships he was on during a float had a hydraulic pump fire for a hangar elevator.
 
AZ_HighCountry said:
What are you talking about? What "big hole"?

Are you even aware that ship-board fires are more common than you think? Was discussing this with a Marine brother just last week. More than a few occasions of fires on board. One of the ships he was on during a float had a hydraulic pump fire for a hangar elevator.
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Has CENTCOM or DoD released any photos of the damage caused by this "fire"?
 
ShapurII said:
Has CENTCOM or DoD released any photos of the damage caused by this "fire"?
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Has CENTCOM or DoD released any photos of damage caused by a missile strike?

Ship-board fires happen. Accept it.

If Ford is now in Crete, what do you think the probability is of there NOT being a photo of the ship already posted if it had indeed been hit by a missile. Every person there with a cellphone or a camera with a telephoto lens is watching that carrier like there is no tomorrow.
 
AZ_HighCountry said:
What are you talking about? What "big hole"?

Are you even aware that ship-board fires are more common than you think? Was discussing this with a Marine brother just last week. More than a few occasions of fires on board. One of the ships he was on during a float had a hydraulic pump fire for a hangar elevator.
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Is this the same carrier that had the toliet problem?

If it is, it’s possible crew sabotage then either Iran attack or a routine accident. It would be strange for a laundry room fire to lead to 600 beds needing to be relocated and overwhelming the fire suppression system. Then the decision of going back to a nearby allied port for repairs during a major war, which may or may not have a major land invasion on the horizon.
 
AZADPAKISTAN2009 said:
Ships don't get removed from battle field for a tiny garment fire in storage room

They get removed when the ship becomes disabled
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Did you happen to miss it being reported the fire had spread to other spaces including crews' quarters?

Or that it took 30 hours to suppress the fire?
 
AZ_HighCountry said:
Has CENTCOM or DoD released any photos of damage caused by a missile strike?

Ship-board fires happen. Accept it.

If Ford is now in Crete, what do you think the probability is of there NOT being a photo of the ship already posted if it had indeed been hit by a missile. Every person there with a cellphone or a camera with a telephoto lens is watching that carrier like there is no tomorrow.
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What do you think the possibility is for not being a photo of the damage caused by the accident? As you said, every person there with a cellphone or a camera can take a photo and post it online. Unless they have been instructed not to do so by their superiors.

It seems like they're hiding something.
 
Immortals said:
Is this the same carrier that had the toliet problem?

If it is, it’s possible crew sabotage then either Iran attack or a routine accident. It would be strange for a laundry room fire to lead to 600 beds needing to be relocated and overwhelming the fire suppression system. Then the decision of going back to a nearby allied port for repairs during a major war, which may or may not have a major land invasion on the horizon.
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I've heard conflicting stories. Heard the Ford has had toilet problems. Also rumor of one on the Lincoln as well.
 
ShapurII said:
What do you think the possibility is for not being a photo of the damage caused by the accident? As you said, every person there with a cellphone or a camera can take a photo and post it online. Unless they have been instructed not to do so by their superiors.

It seems like they're hiding something.
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The ship is likely under comms blackout. The sailors and Marines on board aren't communicating with home.

How many non-US surveillance satellites do you think have passed over the Ford? If there was visible damage, it would have been leaked.
 
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