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In reply to the discussion: Life-saving equipment for Titanic sub search caught in red tape, Explorers Club says [View all]Silent Type
(12,412 posts)32. I'll blame the submersible company and "explorers," but I wouldn't totally discount
possibility of some "turf" protection by Coast Guard, or others, during the rescue.
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Life-saving equipment for Titanic sub search caught in red tape, Explorers Club says [View all]
Effete Snob
Jun 2023
OP
Yes. People need to adjust their terminology as we're in a different phase now and likely have been.
LonePirate
Jun 2023
#12
Or else the vessel's structure failed suddenly under the pressure of the water
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#35
These people might have been alive if there had been some "red tape" ensuring safety
RAB910
Jun 2023
#7
In this case, maybe an AI would have helped, because the humans were overpowered
Baitball Blogger
Jun 2023
#9
Josh Gates is a member & had a Discovery Channel show, "Tales from the Explorers Club" last year
Taylor Picker
Jun 2023
#65
Some guy who's been on the Titan said there was no bathroom..."we used bottles." nt
allegorical oracle
Jun 2023
#62
I'll blame the submersible company and "explorers," but I wouldn't totally discount
Silent Type
Jun 2023
#32
Sorry, I've worked around "procedure" often. And sometimes, "procedure" ain't the best/right way.
Silent Type
Jun 2023
#50
Military is a great place to practice following blind/flawed procedure. Good luck to your son.
Silent Type
Jun 2023
#56
Like 93+% of population. But I did work for government. Great job, except for flawed "procedures."
Silent Type
Jun 2023
#72
I see, so you have no military experience and worked in an office for "the government".
bluesbassman
Jun 2023
#85
Ah, a good "yes" man. Didn't badmouth CG, my preferred branch of military actually because they
Silent Type
Jun 2023
#86
Some EPIRBs are activated if they get wet. I would assume that the submarine version
Ocelot II
Jun 2023
#48