Dirty Secrets on the US Aircraft Carriers, page 1
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Topic started on 28-4-2008 @ 10:36 PM by gulfstreamsalt


MP's Throwing Gang Member Sailors Overboard!

I was taking with a co-worker and discovered something pretty amazing that is going on on the US Aircraft Carriers. It has been common knowledge amongst the serving members of the Navy that the Aircraft Carriers are so large that they actually have a prostitution rate, not to mention an actual gang rate. Officers can only go certain ares of the ship unless they have a armed escort. Anyways the gangs have become so bad that they no longer obey any orders. To deal with this problem, MP's have been quietly figuring out who the ring leaders are and simply seizing them and throwing them overboard at night! They have been doing this on a consistent basis.

I am just curious do you think this Judge Dredd style justice is correct to circumnavigate the due process of law, or is it an effective method to bring the US war machine back into line before the next invasion (of course Iran).

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reply posted on 28-4-2008 @ 10:49 PM by whaaa
When I first read your post I thought, naaaahhh.

Then I found this.

www.streetgangs.com...

Gang members, with military training.

It's a brave new world, welcome to the monkey house!!



reply posted on 28-4-2008 @ 11:01 PM by gulfstreamsalt
Originally posted by anti us gov
now thats the dumbest thing that I heard tonight. Wheres your proof?? There are no gangs on military ships.


Lots of links check it out :

FBI says U.S. criminal gangs are using military to spread their reach..
www.stripes.com...

Hate Groups Are Infiltrating the Military, Group Asserts
www.nytimes.com...




www.streetgangs.com...

www.pbs.org...


"Episode 2: “Controlled Chaos”
The men and women of the USS Nimitz live beneath the runway of a major airport. They sleep on the roof of a nuclear power plant. It’s a perilous environment. Their only bulwark against danger and chaos is to bond with their units on board the ship. The “Shooters,” who launch the jets, have a “Circle of Trust”; the Ordies (ordnance personnel) pride themselves on being a “mafia”; the F-18 squadrons — the Black Aces, the Hoboes and the Marine Red Devils — are tight fraternities."

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The ship’s location and itinerary are classified. Details of how the nuclear reactor works are top secret. Many aspects of life on a nuclear aircraft carrier are hush-hush. Dating and sex aboard ship are strictly forbidden, but according to one sailor, with 5,000 people on board, relationships are “inevitable,” resulting in a “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy that applies to relationships as well as sexual orientation. When the Nimitz pulls into Hong Kong for a four-day port call, a scandal dramatically alters the lives of two sailors. As the ship departs, the crew learns their itinerary has changed. The captain announces that they are heading for Korea, but the crew can’t share this information with their families back home ... because it’s a secret.

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reply posted on 28-4-2008 @ 11:03 PM by anti us gov
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not every location is secret when they do missions. and they are never top secret just secret.

[edit on 28-4-2008 by anti us gov]


reply posted on 28-4-2008 @ 11:07 PM by anti us gov
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There are gangs everywhere. and yes i will admit they start off in the military learning how to shoot, fight, and kill. Then they go to the streets forming gangs but throwing people over board is not true.


reply posted on 28-4-2008 @ 11:14 PM by gulfstreamsalt
reply to post by deadbang



Well if your X-navy would would know all about the old stories of sailors getting their fingers slammed in hatches for stealing, I don't think it would be a far stretch to deal with malignant gang members in just such a manner.

In WWII we shot our own men for not fighting, it was never official and it was done. Do we think that we are REALLY that far above house cleaning on an american aircraft carrier. I'm not saying the story is even genuine I have no idea, plausible absolutely. Hushed up - big time. Made up - I highly doubt it based on the high level character and position of the person I was talking to.


reply posted on 28-4-2008 @ 11:19 PM by deadbang
reply to post by gulfstreamsalt


Not calling you a liar or your respected friend, just saying in my 5yrs and two cruises, both westpacs, I NEVER saw or heard of anyone intentionally being tossed overboard...is it possible...sure anything is possible.

But it would be rather difficult to explain in a situation report...


reply posted on 29-4-2008 @ 04:35 AM by ignorant_ape
reply to post by gulfstreamsalt



what UTTER TWADDLE , the story is so laughable that it should not even metit a response - but as you took the time to post it - i guess i must

points in no particular order :

the US navy dioes not even have ` MPs ` - they are master at arms ratings - aditionally - the marine detatchment on board provide security details .

the concept of ` no go areas ` on a carrier is patently absurd - there is no ` spare room ` anywhere - every compartment provides a vital function and non can ever be off limits

disobeying orders ??? that is correctly refered to as " a state of mutiny " and if it occured on a USN warship - it would be dealt with swiftly and harshly - PS if the loyal ships company could not resolve the situation to the captains satisfaction - the USMC ` fast teams ` would be called upon to restore discipline to the vessel - by what ever means nessecary

throwing ring leaders over board ????? - WTF ???????? that is going to make matters worse - not better - sumarry justice is occasionally warrented in times of war - but in peace time - a coursts martial would suffice

EDIT to add another point

the captain of any vessel where discipline had fallen so low would find himself under SERIOUS investigation too - his career would be in jerpard - and he too would face possible courts martial for deriliction of duty - or some similar charge

[edit on 29-4-2008 by ignorant_ape]
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