The use of the word " SPY " is an oxymoron. You can't call a ship that is in plain site a " SPY " ship by any definition
Robin McAteer - 7 years ago
Leaving New London, Norfolk, Charleston, Cape Canaveral & Guam during my tenure on US Naval submarines, it was a common sight, to see a Russian "trawler" outside the 12 mile limit. They were constantly shadowing the surface fleet, and trying to shadow our submarines as we departed for our assignments. The fact that they are "suddenly" being observed, off our coasts, seems to be a media hype to place the blame on our current president. The Russians(Soviets) have had "trawlers" off our coasts & ports for more than 6 decades. To those of us that served in the Navy, this is old news. Been there, Done that.
Robin McAteer - 7 years ago
Leaving New London, Norfolk, Charleston, Cape Canaveral & Guam during my tenure on US Naval submarines, it was a common sight, to see a Russian "trawler" outside the 12 mile limit. They were constantly shadowing the surface fleet, and trying to shadow our submarines as we departed for our assignments. The fact that they are "suddenly" be observed, off our coasts, seems to be a media hype to place the blame on our current president. The Russians(Soviets) have had "trawlers" off our coasts & ports for more than 60 decades. To those of us that served in the Navy, this is old news. Been there, Done that.
The use of the word " SPY " is an oxymoron. You can't call a ship that is in plain site a " SPY " ship by any definition
Leaving New London, Norfolk, Charleston, Cape Canaveral & Guam during my tenure on US Naval submarines, it was a common sight, to see a Russian "trawler" outside the 12 mile limit. They were constantly shadowing the surface fleet, and trying to shadow our submarines as we departed for our assignments. The fact that they are "suddenly" being observed, off our coasts, seems to be a media hype to place the blame on our current president. The Russians(Soviets) have had "trawlers" off our coasts & ports for more than 6 decades. To those of us that served in the Navy, this is old news. Been there, Done that.
Leaving New London, Norfolk, Charleston, Cape Canaveral & Guam during my tenure on US Naval submarines, it was a common sight, to see a Russian "trawler" outside the 12 mile limit. They were constantly shadowing the surface fleet, and trying to shadow our submarines as we departed for our assignments. The fact that they are "suddenly" be observed, off our coasts, seems to be a media hype to place the blame on our current president. The Russians(Soviets) have had "trawlers" off our coasts & ports for more than 60 decades. To those of us that served in the Navy, this is old news. Been there, Done that.