Bugaled Breizh
 

The questions we ask ourselves about the Inquest which begins on Monday – The British trial of the Bugaled Breizh

https://goodwordnews.com/bugaled-bre...ugaled-breizh/

Usually we use to quote some part of the article we link to and we use to put some line of our own thoughts about the subject.

Markus

the true nature of the 'Silent Service' & the 'English-speaking lake'
 

:oops: 'Nothing to see here; Move along now.' https://media.defense.gov/2021/May/0...BB269-1131.JPG<U.S. Navy Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday hosted U.K. First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff Adm. Tony Radakin for a formal counterpart visit May 4-5, in Washington, D.C. :hmmm:

The Celtic Club in Cleveland back in the early 70's would have dealt with things.

Better communications huh. Since submarines are hardly going to advertise their location apparently the only realistic solution I see is to put a transponder aboard every fishing vessel and on every fishing net.

British SOP is as follows

Upon detection of a fishing vessel the submarine is to keep the fishing vessel at a distance of more than 3nm

If the submarine is within 3nm they are to surface

Has been that way for some time

Perfid Albion Justice !

Fishing accident of course.....why I'm not astonished? :haha:

https://alwaysfreshnews.com/news/wor...itish-justice/

Fishing accidents do happen and when you bottom trawl you can sink a vessel it’s happened plenty of times over the years

The fact that the Dutch boat was surfaced in transit took that out of the equation and the British boat being along side at the time also discounted that theory

But atleast the British came to a conclusion unlike the French investigation

Justice accident...for the French fishing !:D

That fella on the left in blue was skipper of one of the patrol boats I was stationed aboard. He was a lawyer by trade a good skipper too who eventually became Commandant of the hooligan navy