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Hawaii / Submarine-Fishing Boat Collision / Investigation / Court of Inquiry #637905

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Mar 04, 2001
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) "New York Times" report that the submarine USS Greeneville that sank a Japanese fishing boat was only at sea to accommodate civilian visitors reported.

(Pearl Harbor, Hawaii: George Lewis) Tomorrow's start of a naval court of inquiry to look into the submarine accident previewed; details given of questions that will be asked about the USS Greeneville-Ehime Maru collision and of the naming of ship's captain Cdmr. Scott Waddle and other officers as party to the inquiry; scenes shown of the sunken vessel. [February 22, Pacific fleet judge advocate Captain Michael HINKLEY - comments on the inquiry.] [Navy Lieutenant Commander Jeff BEATY - says it would an enormous job to raise the ship.]

Reporter(s):
Lewis, George;
Seigenthaler, John
Duration:
00:02:50

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