First of all om Shanti to everyone who has lost their lives civilian or from military on second note does not matter who the operator was testing a new speedboat around so many civilian pherry was not a good idea to start with so responsibility has to be taken by someone.
Ahhh.... Just don't test equipments in civilian rich areas what does icebergs gotta do with it this is not titanic the whole polar region training argument is kinda mehhh to me...
You've got to chill out, bruv. This is coming off as really tone-deaf right now.
Ahh you gonna drive your speedboat in polar climate? Fighting what polar bears?
Is everything at home fine ?
The GreyHounds also has this drill ..
Tbh They should,14 innocent lives were lost .
Yes Navy might be at fault but the problems with ferries can't be ignored to the safety measure rules are suggestions in this country (no vests and overcrowded is what I am hearing rn) imagine not wearing vests on a bloody boat wouldn't have in any serious country we also lost some people few months back because of this no vest drama on boats(some river or pond I don't remember) it's time to adress issues on both sides .
Brave, really brave ( if true)
Really? they dint jump off the boat to save people on the ferry? Sounds stupid. They are not in firefight nor they could have done anything against the ferry. They could have been more helpful if they had jumped and may be could have helped rescue people (considering the comment is true which looks unlikely).
Well,it seemed to me from the video that no one was expecting the outcome.
Agreed, they are our assets but what they did was truly courageous, again proving the fact that despite problems in senior leadership and equipment profile of the forces our junior ranks have always gone above and beyond the call of duty, om Shanti to the departed
Nice to see some bloodywood fans here
I gotta hand it to you man. You have a really descriptive but absurdly wild imagination of how things w.r.t to Military/SF functions and will function in the future.
