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Special Photo: January 27, 2005 - USS San Francisco SSN 711 in dry dock at Apra Harbor, Guam. The USS San Francisco struck an uncharted undersea mountain on January 08, 2005 at flank speed while enroute to Australia. Sixty of 137 crewmembers were injured, one fatally. The USS San Francisco was able to surface and return to Guam for repairs under its own propulsion. U. S. Navy photo
| From: | project_jam | (Sun May 21 14:25:43 2006) |
| holy.... JAM |
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| From: | HackerZC | (Tue Aug 22 02:31:14 2006) |
| You would think they would pickup the feature with sonar. Guess that's one way to make a map. Sorry about the fatality though. | ||
| From: | Philippines | (Tue Jan 16 20:52:16 2007) |
| Man!! this is good submarine than the kursk of the russian total wreck but it manage to surface and be repaired |
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| From: | tomtos | (Tue Feb 13 20:48:15 2007) |
| GARBAGE...i hope american goverment will gave that TRASH submarine for the philippine navy..so that we can use it for hunting those illegal fisherman in our waters | ||
| From: | bigbone | (Thu Jun 21 22:19:58 2007) |
| i wudnt believe that no one was killed in this accident military thing |
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| From: | admin | (Sun Jun 24 15:27:21 2007) |
| I read the debrief on this incident given by RADM Sullivan, ComSubPac. One sailor was killed. When the boat hit the underwater mountain, the sailor was thrown into the Propulsion Lube Oil tank in Engine Room Lower Level. He died enroute to port. | ||
| From: | Subhunter672 | (Wed Sep 12 20:39:43 2007) |
| HackerZC if you go active then other people can hear you besides it's more exciting driving speeding down the freeway at night with your lights off... | ||
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