Any hope for the Kulluk? USCG photoAnd here's a map of the platform's location.
The latest word from the unified command is the vessel remains stable, with no sign of a hull breach.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
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3 comments:
Numerous hull breeches.
Due to "Sean the Pawn", & Numerous
sons a beeches.
that rig is never leavin that beach in one piece..one of the highest tides of the year and a 40' swell ...do the math
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