U.S. Navy Ships Collide in Caribbean; Two Sailors Injured

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U.S. Navy Ships Collide in Caribbean; Two Sailors Injured

A high-stakes refueling maneuver turned into a “fender bender” at sea yesterday. The USS Truxtun, a guided-missile destroyer, and the USNS Supply collided during a replenishment-at-sea operation in the Caribbean.

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The Details:

  • Injuries: Two sailors sustained minor injuries but are reported to be in stable condition.
  • Damage: While both ships sustained some “bumps and bruises,” officials confirm they remain fully seaworthy and are continuing their mission.
  • The Mission: This incident occurs during a period of heavy U.S. naval presence in the region, with roughly 12 warships currently deployed for maritime security and anti-drug operations.

What’s Next? The Navy has hit “pause” on the mission long enough to launch a formal investigation into how the two vessels got a little too close for comfort.

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