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Did you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.as usual, mostly human error
humans slacking on the job/not paying attention-attention to details/etc
2 whole FLEETS sailed right at each other--most without radar/1940s radar --with NO navigation lights----with NO collisionsDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.as usual, mostly human error
humans slacking on the job/not paying attention-attention to details/etc
passed so close to Hiei that they missed colliding by 20 ft
Ship simply should not have been at sea. It's training and repair so long ignored ended in the inevitable. New Capt loses his career because he had no time to address either. Side note, why isn't there more in-depth stories like this across the spectrum. All we get us sound bites.
The Inside Story of an American Warship Doomed by Its Own Navy
Which of course has nothing to do with op2 whole FLEETS sailed right at each other--most without radar/1940s radar --with NO navigation lights----with NO collisionsDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.as usual, mostly human error
humans slacking on the job/not paying attention-attention to details/etc
..some without power
passed so close to Hiei that they missed colliding by 20 ft
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal - Wikipedia
hahahahhahaahahhahah---Which of course has nothing to do with op2 whole FLEETS sailed right at each other--most without radar/1940s radar --with NO navigation lights----with NO collisionsDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.as usual, mostly human error
humans slacking on the job/not paying attention-attention to details/etc
..some without power
passed so close to Hiei that they missed colliding by 20 ft
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal - Wikipedia
it's not about the radarDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.
Maybe you should read the article dumbass.....hahahahhahaahahhahah---Which of course has nothing to do with op2 whole FLEETS sailed right at each other--most without radar/1940s radar --with NO navigation lights----with NO collisionsDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.as usual, mostly human error
humans slacking on the job/not paying attention-attention to details/etc
..some without power
passed so close to Hiei that they missed colliding by 20 ft
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal - Wikipedia
so how can whole FLEETS sail right into each other without collisions/with old radar/no nav lights but modern ships with nav lights/modern systems collide??
please answer how this is so if as you say:
it's not about the radarDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.
..I just shot down your dumbass radar theoryMaybe you should read the article dumbass.....hahahahhahaahahhahah---Which of course has nothing to do with op2 whole FLEETS sailed right at each other--most without radar/1940s radar --with NO navigation lights----with NO collisionsDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.as usual, mostly human error
humans slacking on the job/not paying attention-attention to details/etc
..some without power
passed so close to Hiei that they missed colliding by 20 ft
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal - Wikipedia
so how can whole FLEETS sail right into each other without collisions/with old radar/no nav lights but modern ships with nav lights/modern systems collide??
please answer how this is so if as you say:
it's not about the radarDid you read it? None of the radars were reliable and or the crew were not familiar with their use.
NO collisions ..hahahahhahahAnd maybe you should have read your own post idiot
Several of the U.S. ships detected the approaching Japanese on radar,
Read further down in your own article and educate yourself ………..first its no radar then oooops,,,,,,,,btw radar gunnery outshot non radar,,,,,,,,NO collisions ..hahahahhahahAnd maybe you should have read your own post idiot
Several of the U.S. ships detected the approaching Japanese on radar,
.....over 20 ships sailing right into each other with NO nav lights/1940 radar--and no collisions
you are comparing 1940 radar to 2000a radar ???!!!
2 whole FLEETS!! right into each otherBTW Japs turned on their searchlights too...…...Your ignorant and lazy post is destroyed
Radar and lights in abundance......try again Mr NimitzNO nav lights...crap radar/no radar= no collisions
.....sorry pal, the Navy sailing many decades with out radar--that's what watch standers are for
...there should/has to be more than one system/back up
Radar and lights in abundance......try again Mr NimitzNO nav lights...crap radar/no radar= no collisions
.....sorry pal, the Navy sailing many decades with out radar--that's what watch standers are for
...there should/has to be more than one system/back up
The Japanese force had fallen into disarray during the night's steaming through rain squalls. The American formation, under Rear Admiral Daniel Callaghan, was hampered by poor radio discipline, and the fact that an American commander had once again decided to hoist his flag in a vessel with inferior sensors
inferior and NOT modern
By the time fighting commenced at 0148, the range between the leading elements of each force had closed to a ludicrous 1000 yards.
