You guys are missing the obvious. The Navy didn't mention this Sunday because it wasn't conclusive. It was suggestive enough that they shared it with the search team immediately, but you don't publicly turn a rescue operation into a recovery operation until 1) you've lost all hope and 2) you've notified the families. It went from suggestive to conclusive once the debris field was found, analyzed, and identified. At that point, they notified the families and held a press conference.
The most important part is that we don’t want the rest of the world to know what our capabilities are.
Yeah I don't understand why people just don't put people on ignore if that person bothers them or they think their posts don't contribute anything. That is the reason I don't ban anyone.
And that was my intended response to you, especially the even if it eliminates a total dick like you from the planet.
Also saw where he said the material the Titan was made up wasn't strong enough. Carbon fiber is lighter, but doesn't have the strength of steel, like other submersible vehicles are made of.
This was because those in the know knew the damn thing imploded shortly after it happened. They (Navy?) should’ve been forthcoming and not wasted time and money on SAR missions.
We've had underwater monitoring systems in place since WWII.
The company and the assets of the people on board should all be seized towards what this cost. It's not like a functioning plane going down to search for it was stupid to start with. I really wonder just how much was spent on this?
Certainly the owner and company that owned the Titan should be financially responsible.
UnFortunately, some of us have (step)children who are liberals. I'm sure that this one won't take advantage of any of that nasty advantage that his step daddies $ will get him... opps, it looks like it too late for that wish.
Too soon?
Are you sure you are getting enough oxygen? It's hard to tell from reading your post.
Yep, if things go well he knew nothing if they go wrong he knew everything.
But it was a national story the day they lost communications and the Navy knew it.
It’s a defection of the
They won't be able to cover even a small part of the expense from them . The 1.25 million should be seized for certain. A billionaires estate should have the assets to fund it. I just find it ridiculous and wasn't just the US spending this kind of taxpayer money on a stupid situation like this.
