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Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapses in Baltimore
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Just think of all the container ships stuck that port right now...
Those ships stop in multiple ports, so mid route they got F'd.
Again, I'm glad my wife has NOTHING going to Baltimore or the east coast, so glad I don't have to listen to it!
This is
Ok….Someone claimed Baltimore area has the largest container terminal on the East coast which it's don't…..I was just clearing the air!
Looking at the longer video, a few things seem to occur. The ship appears to be in a turn towards the bridge(improtant), when black smoke is seen from the rear of the ship. If this smoke is indicative of a fire on board (ship loses all lights for a couple of seconds before bridge collision), then the captain may have lost control authority of the ship. If the captain was turning and the rudders became locked for some reason, by the time the captain regains power, it is too late.... bridge-ship head on collision.......
I should have said it has the largest specialized container unloading on the East coast.
Got a Link?.….. I guess I don't get what your saying
The captain does not have the con, Harbor pilots have the con leaving the harbor.
Then Bay Pilots take over.
40 plus years of living in MD, 10 + years of working out of Baltimore.
One of the ports handles special containers along with large equipment unloading. I worked for Otis, been in all of them except the new Sparrows Point Terminal.
No.
No worrys, the Captain gets the con back once out of the Chesapeake Bay in the Atlantic Ocean.ok. tnx for the correction.
Ok, but why no?
Everyday we wake up to something new, something that we never thought could ever happen. Why not this?
Yes, normally part of the crew are stationed on the bow when leaving port. That would be one of the reasons. That's alot of ship to stop in a short amount of time.
Had the Key Bridge had Dolphins to protect the bridge from being hit, this never would have happened.
Because it didn't happen that's why, plenty of video, professionals at the con.
This has happened before. Barges hit bridges all the time, the sunshine Bridge in FL.
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