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Sounds kind of like 9/11 - 1,000-degree blaze continues to rage aboard Navy ship!
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[quote:Q33:MV80NDU2NTU2XzgxMTM4NzM2X0RGNjI3RTM1] [quote:Anonymous Coward 74873148:MV80NDU2NTU2XzgxMTM4NjU0XzY2RjREMkE4] [quote:Q33:MV80NDU2NTU2XzYzMjgwNTcw] [b] More than 400 sailors are working to put out the massive fire that continues to rage aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego and Navy officials are unclear how long the blaze might continue to burn. The fire has brought down the amphibious assault ship's forward mast and caused other damage to the ship's superstructure that rises above its flight deck. "There is a tremendous amount of heat underneath and that's where it's -- it's flashing up -- also forward, closer to the bow again there's a heat source and we're trying to get to that as well," Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck, the commander of Expeditionary Strike Group 3 said at a news conference Monday in San Diego.[/b] https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/fire-continues-rage-aboard-navy-ship-san-diego/story?id=71757147 [/quote] Sounds like it ignited magnesium parts. [/quote] ahhh thanks! [/quote]
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More than 400 sailors are working to put out the massive fire that continues to rage aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego and Navy officials are unclear how long the blaze might continue to burn.
The fire has brought down the amphibious assault ship's forward mast and caused other damage to the ship's superstructure that rises above its flight deck.
"There is a tremendous amount of heat underneath and that's where it's -- it's flashing up -- also forward, closer to the bow again there's a heat source and we're trying to get to that as well," Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck, the commander of Expeditionary Strike Group 3 said at a news conference Monday in San Diego.
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