marat Fri Apr 15, 2022 2:24 pm
Mir wrote: There were three major US carrier accidents during the 60's and were all in danger of being lost.
USS Oriskany (CV 34), 27 October 1966
USS Forrestal (CV 59), 29 July 1967
USS Enterprise (CVAN 65), January 14, 1969
Side note: The Burke class destroyer was developed from the Ticoderoga cruisers, which in turn was developed from the Spraunce class destroyers. Point is the Burkes are more powerful ships than the Ticonderoga cruisers.
Anyway it does seem that you suffer from Selective Mental Memory Loss Syndrome (SMMLS). For some reason it is a very common phenomena in the US and most parts of the western side of Europe.
USS Richard Bonnhomme ICYMI
Here is some more proof >>
Air carrier incidents are 60 years old, if you want to involve 20th-century naval history in this conversation we can. Where you want to start? Maybee with Novorossijsk disaster in 1955. It happened just 10 years before the aircraft carriers disaster that you have mentioned so those events are contemporaries ( which cannot be said for those US incidents and Moscow sinkings) In it Russia LOST ship, and
608 sailors, vs 206 that the USA lost
in all three aircraft incidents that you have posted.
I could mention some war with Japan.
Bonhomme was not sunk in war, and during that fire, nobody died, if you want to talk about peacetime naval disasters please do, the Russian navy is far more "successful" in that "sport" than any other navy in the world. In the last 30 years, Russia lost more sailors and major ships in disasters than all other navies together.
And again why do you think that insults will make you look smarter and that your points are valid if you insult others? In adults conversation, insults are shoving just one thing: the frustration of the insulter. As you could notice my memory of the naval disaster is quite good, and that is exactly the reason why i point out that the Moscow sinking is proof of the total incompetence of the Russian navy.
And try to understand, your attitude, which you and most others i believe Russian members have in this forum, and in this topic is exactly the reasons why you have more disasters ( not just naval) than others. I do not know why, but you cannot stand facts and responsibility. When something bad happens you immediately take positions: 1) well shit happens, in the USA 65 years ago xyz happened, so what????. 2) it is USA or NATO fault, 3) you are an idiot.
If you would just try to find your own responsibility and to take criticism, you would improve yourself.