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Зяпах нещо из интернет и попаднах на цитираното по-долу, изровено от гугъл. Накратко, по време на военни упражнения американски военен кораб така да се каже опържил погрешка кораб на норвежката брегова охрана. Част от елетронното оборудване на пострадалия съд е излязло от строя, а екипажът е с различни оплаквания. Няколко човека са били в болница за спешен преглед. Оплаквания имало от рода на затопляне на кожата, гадене, главоболие и други - това вътре в помещенията, защото бреговата охрана си държи екипажа вътре.
Мислех си такъв радар колко далече може да пържи и какво - чужди радари, електроника, хора, спътници, ракети носители, самолети? Или това си е нормално оборудване, ползвано по грешен начин? Все пак корабът на бреговата охрана е излязъл от строя - а не е очукано корито като се има предвид къде е и на кого е.
Ето връзки, ще търся още "KV Nordkapp radiation"
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...f-USS-Farragut
http://barentsobserver.com/en/securi...adiation-16-10
Мислех си такъв радар колко далече може да пържи и какво - чужди радари, електроника, хора, спътници, ракети носители, самолети? Или това си е нормално оборудване, ползвано по грешен начин? Все пак корабът на бреговата охрана е излязъл от строя - а не е очукано корито като се има предвид къде е и на кого е.
Ето връзки, ще търся още "KV Nordkapp radiation"
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...f-USS-Farragut
http://barentsobserver.com/en/securi...adiation-16-10
“The American authorities have confirmed to us that they are responsible for what happened,” Arne Morten Grønningseter of the Norwegian military’s operational headquarters in Bodø, northern Norway, told Norwegian Broadcasing (NRK).
US military officials had initially denied their vessel, the USS Farragut, sent out the radiation that hit the Norwegian Coast Guard vessel KV Nordkapp, knocking out its instruments. The incident occurred in the Barents Sea on August 24, and several of the Nordkapp’s crew members felt their skin become warm from radiation.
The incident was reported immediately, although not made public for more than a week. Coast Guard chief Lars Saunes told NRK at the time that “we sent medical personnel on board the KV Nordkapp, to examine the health of the crew. Several complained of headache and other symptoms after they were exposed to radiation from an American vessel.” The Nordkapp returned to Tromsø from the exercises off Finnmark, known as “Northern Eagle,” and some crew members were later admitted to hospital.
The Americans had claimed that their vessel was equipped with a radar system that shuts itself down when other vessels are nearby. That information was later removed from the Navy’s website but they did launch an investigation into the incident, the results of which have now been shared through their commission’s report.
US military officials had initially denied their vessel, the USS Farragut, sent out the radiation that hit the Norwegian Coast Guard vessel KV Nordkapp, knocking out its instruments. The incident occurred in the Barents Sea on August 24, and several of the Nordkapp’s crew members felt their skin become warm from radiation.
The incident was reported immediately, although not made public for more than a week. Coast Guard chief Lars Saunes told NRK at the time that “we sent medical personnel on board the KV Nordkapp, to examine the health of the crew. Several complained of headache and other symptoms after they were exposed to radiation from an American vessel.” The Nordkapp returned to Tromsø from the exercises off Finnmark, known as “Northern Eagle,” and some crew members were later admitted to hospital.
The Americans had claimed that their vessel was equipped with a radar system that shuts itself down when other vessels are nearby. That information was later removed from the Navy’s website but they did launch an investigation into the incident, the results of which have now been shared through their commission’s report.
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