4 Jaw-Dropping Ship Disasters That Will Blow Your Mind

[@JohnnyAFG81]

Talk about running up on the wrong person!

[@raymaharaj4502]

You know those pirates were all screaming “HUCKRI BHUCKRI! HUCKRI BHUCKRI AKBHAR!”

[@sandan500]

My understanding of why they resorted to capturing ships for ransome was due to no other options. These people were fisherman but larger ships from other countries over fished their waters and put them out of business. In the beginning at least they were just trying to survive but I am sure some of them got a taste of good money for their ill-gotten gains. FWIW.

[@navret1707]

I didn’t know anybody was still flying the old P2V-7s. My last flight in one was in 1968 when we switched to P-3Bs. I wonder where they get parts.

[@thepiedpiper-i7x]

Reverse engineering: beside the big derp state run countries, the smaller ones are also perfectly capable of doing so!

[@afpwarmodernizationarchive1320]

BRP lake Caliraya was a previous Philippine navy tanker commissioned in 2015 together with other 2 sister ships. but the tanker was not used for many years and became the target practice for US and PN navy missiles

[@66Grudge]

Misleading title

[@user-gi8li8bt6j]

Ship Happens!

[@greenbeenie2]

THE CO AND THE XO ARE DOING ?WHAT????? REALLY???? IN A COMBAT ZONE, NEITHER COMMANDER DOING THEIR DUTIES>""> SEEMS KIND OF STUPID TO ME...AND I DO HAVE COMBAT TIME

[@abefehr6155]

I am the boss now