Warship fires on village by mistake

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Warship fires on village by mistake
Topic Started: May 31 2009, 04:32 PM (41 Views)
XNavyGunner	May 31 2009, 04:32 PM Post #1
Gunner Posts: 11,696 Group: Global Moderators Member #89 Joined: Sep 5 2006 Gender Male	The Russian navy said on Friday that one of its anti-submarine ships had fired artillery at a village by mistake, state RIA news agency reported. The navy said no-one had been injured when a small anti-submarine ship on Thursday opened fire on a village in the Vyborg region of St Petersburg. "On the 28 May, a small anti-submarine ship from the Baltic fleet was working on a host of exercises in the gulf of Finland including artillery fire at aerial targets," RIA quoted a navy spokesman as saying. "No-one was injured." Russia's navy has been plagued by a series of mishaps since the collapse of the Soviet Union, including the Kursk submarine disaster in 2000 in which 118 sailors died. Source Such a formidable force.



Max	May 31 2009, 04:35 PM Post #2
Major Max Jenius C.O. Dancing Skulls SFU Posts: 7,241 Group: Members Member #3,307 Joined: Mar 6 2009 Gender Male Age Group 30's Country - USA Quotation - Don't Forget To Try in Mind-Love enlightens everything better than jewels do.	Wow. That was a bit of a c*ck up,eh? The Russian Navy is nothing like it was under Gorshkov.



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