Antwort: [iwar] interesting pointer
From: Markus Spindler
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Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2001 10:48:39 +0100
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Subject: Antwort: [iwar] interesting pointer
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> and what he has arrived
> at may change some opinions among those
> who would hang the Captain of the USS
> Greenville before the investigation is complete.
don't think so.
this fish-trawler camouflage thing can probably be traced back
to Cleopatra or the Phoenicians. Everybody does it (wouldn't be
surprised to hear even of, say, mongolian "trawlers" of that kind),
everybody knows that everybody else does it,
and at the bottom line nobody really bothers.
Nowadays, you invite foreign officers to your armed forces' manoeuvres.
Short: It does not matter what the boat was doing there.
The only question is: Was it allowed to be there?
(If not, it should have been intercepted by US Navy
before the crah, anyway.)
But back to the captain:
Disregarding a red light they will take away my licence,
irrespective who I crashed into.
(at least here, excuse my eurocentristic viewpoint again.
I admit that I do not have the faintest idea what this
is like in the US)
Same rule applies to the captain, IMHO.
Don't get into the trap of perception managment of
guys like Morningstar, looking for cheap excuses.
Short: The only question is: Was he allowed to do that move or not?
Regards, Markus
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