crew abandons ship. leaves passengers

[Grapesoda]

The Story Of The Oceanos

[Lexi BongaCash]

That's impressive that everyone was resquied just few moments before the shop finally sinked, can't imagine how scared people were sitting there in darkness and not know if they will get any help in time

[_Richard_]

crazy how similar the story is to the Costa Concordia disaster

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

crazy how similar the story is to the Costa Concordia disaster

yeah it seems cruise ship captains are cunts. I heard the radio call to the captain of the Costa Concordia being ordered back on the ship to help.... he wouldn't help... he got 16 years in prison.... pretty sure I'll never set foot on a cruise ship

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Lexi BongaCash

That's impressive that everyone was resquied just few moments before the shop finally sinked, can't imagine how scared people were sitting there in darkness and not know if they will get any help in time

sucked big time for sure...

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

yeah it seems cruise ship captains are cunts. I heard the radio call to the captain of the Costa Concordia being ordered back on the ship to help.... he wouldn't help... he got 16 years in prison.... pretty sure I'll never set foot on a cruise ship

yea that was where I was confused because both captains gave the same reasons: 'i am coordinating the evacuation from here' lol

incredible

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by _Richard_

yea that was where I was confused because both captains gave the same reasons: 'i am coordinating the evacuation from here' lol

incredible

I have read several accounts of captains going down with the ship only to be blown to the surface by air escaping the from the sinking ship.

if you read the survivor accounts of the HMS hood, the captain opens the door to the wheel house and says 'after you', one guy steps out and then the ship immediately sinks

This explosion broke the back of Hood, and the last sight of the ship, which sank in only three minutes, was her bow, nearly vertical in the water.[68] A note on a survivor's sketch in the British RN Historical Branch Archives gives 63°20′N 31°50′W as the position of the sinking. Hood sank stern first with 1418 men aboard. Only three survived: Ordinary Signalman Ted Briggs (1923–2008), Able Seaman Robert Tilburn (1921–1995), and Midshipman William John Dundas (1923–1965).[70] The three were rescued about two hours after the sinking by the destroyer Electra, which spotted substantial debris but no bodies.[71]