evernoob
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Just heard. Fire down in the spaces apparently. That's where all the burny and explodey stuff is stored: Engineering and Magazines.
This looks bad.

This is a 40,000 ton, 843 foot long aircraft carrier that also carries Marines and their landing craft. It is an All-in-One strike force. Usually combat ships are not loaded with ordnance while in port, or have a modified and reduced loadout, but that is not guaranteed.
This is a boiler-fired conventional ship, so she is fueled by DFM, which is like a diesel/kerosene mix. If it's not DFM, it's something very like it.
From my very out-dated and inexpert opinion, this looks like a fully involved Class B fire (liquid flammables).
There were also explosions reported.
This is the worst of all bad news. Good luck to the Snipes and everyone in the Duty Section.
This looks bad.


This is a 40,000 ton, 843 foot long aircraft carrier that also carries Marines and their landing craft. It is an All-in-One strike force. Usually combat ships are not loaded with ordnance while in port, or have a modified and reduced loadout, but that is not guaranteed.
This is a boiler-fired conventional ship, so she is fueled by DFM, which is like a diesel/kerosene mix. If it's not DFM, it's something very like it.
From my very out-dated and inexpert opinion, this looks like a fully involved Class B fire (liquid flammables).
There were also explosions reported.
This is the worst of all bad news. Good luck to the Snipes and everyone in the Duty Section.

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