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Date Posted: 14:23:27 03/19/02 Tue
Author: ass hole
Subject: Re: jaques Cousteau
In reply to: James Pepper 's message, "jaques Cousteau" on 10:21:37 12/15/99 Wed

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>I remember when Jacques Cousteau had his special on
>the Britannic, years back, and how they were looking
>in the wrong place. He was convinced based on the
>damage that it was a mine, he should know.
>Considering that she was in the center of a mine
>field, and it takes a lot to torpedo a hospital ship,
>and the sub commander would have known that the ship
>was heading to the fight and not away from it, they
>followed the ships, that if he did torpedo the ship,
>he might as well do it fully laden.
>I have often thought that the damage to the Lusitania
>may have been exacerbated by the fact that these were
>riveted ships, that they would blow apart much more
>easily than a welded ship. And that repair would be
>much more difficult. Of course Lusi's boilers being
>exposed to the sea water didn't help the explosions
>and I wonder if brit suffered equally with its boilers?
>
>James Pepper

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