A US Navy guided missile destroyer and a supply vessel collided during a replenishment-at-sea operation, resulting in minor injuries to two crew members, confirmed by the US military's Southern Command. Both vessels continued their operations without any significant damage. The exact cause of the incident is currently under investigation. The USS Truxtun was involved in the collision with the USNS Supply, and while the location of the crash is unclear, it occurred in Southern Command's area, which covers parts of South America. The US has been increasing its military presence in the Caribbean as part of efforts to combat drug trafficking.
Collision at Sea: US Navy Ships in Near Miss
Collision at Sea: US Navy Ships in Near Miss
Two US Navy vessels collide during a refueling operation near South America, causing minor injuries. The incident is under investigation.
A guided missile destroyer and a supply ship collided during a refueling operation, resulting in minor injuries to two personnel. The incident occurred near South America, and both vessels continued sailing after the collision. The cause is still under investigation.
