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Hawaii / Submarine-Fishing Boat Collision / Offer To Raise Ehime Maru / Inquiry #397501

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Mar 08, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The offer by a Dutch company to raise the Japanese fishing boat Ehime Maru from where it sank after being hit by the US military submarine USS Greeneville reported.

(Pentagon: David Martin) The fourth day of the United States Navy Court of Inquiry hearing in Hawaii reported; details given of concerns about a pattern of accidents involving apparent negligence; scenes shown of a Navy accident off the coast of Chile. [US Navy Requirements and Training Vice Admiral Dennis McGINN - says navigation is fundamental.] [USS Bataan Executive Officer Captain Marty ALLARD - talks about virtual reality training.]

Reporter(s):
Martin, David;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:50

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