In this situation, I would make the guess that it was most likely an issue with how ballast was being shifted at their departure. She was fine when she first got underway, but then took a list while transiting the river. Unless she was taking on water somewhere, the only thing that would normally be happening, would…

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You've made these same assertions several times on here, yet I've proven repeatedly that you are unable to provide any actual factual proof for these assertion.

Thanks!

Same logic when it comes to Car Carriers? . .

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Shhhhh . . You're nothing more than a troll, and you've already been dismissed . .

Dude . . You're a tool . . Let's recap . .

So we've confirmed a couple of things . .

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I worked on the salvage of the Cougar Ace (I have about 5 years of time as a tug and salvage master)

Answering my question with another question is called deflection.

I had a Grand Safari, and eventually the "Disappearing tailgate" disappeared for good . .

One other side-note, if I recall correctly, this is just about exactly the same spot where the QE2 ran aground on her final voyage . .

Yes and yes . . It all depends on the situation, and what's around, and whether grounding is preferable to letting her sink in deep water.

That Was the "Tricolor, " it was in 2002, she was rammed by a container ship, and sunk as a result of the collision . . .

I like this . .

There's drone video around as well . .