|
SUB COMMANDER TO RETIRE
Commander Scott Waddle will receive an official
reprimand and an honorable discharge.(4/24/01)
UPDATE: The investigative
panel announces their decision.(4/24/01)
COMMANDER WADDLE TAKES
THE STAND
RealAudio:
Jay Fidell reports on today's testimony by the captain of the U.S.S. Greeneville.
(3/20/01)
TRIAL UPDATE
Jay Fidell updates the court proceedings
of the U.S.S. Greeneville submarine crash with a Japanese trawler. (3/16/01)
CROSS EXAMINATION
Coast
Guard legal officer Jay Fidell analyzes the
cross-examination in the Navy's inquiry into the sub collision.
(3/8/01)
OPENING ARGUMENTS
Former
Coast Guard legal officer Jay Fidell talks with Ray Suarez about the
first day's testimony. (3/6/01)
CIVILIANS ON BOARD
Three
experts discuss whether civilian visitors should
be allowed on U.S. military vessels. (3/5/01)
THE NAVY INQUIRY
Three
experts discuss the Navy's plans for an inquiry into the U.S.S. Greeneville
collision with a Japanese fishing boat. (2/19/01)
CIVILIANS ON BOARD
Two
of the civilians who were on board the submarine came forward today,
claiming they saw the captain check the ocean surface by periscope prior
to surfacing. (2/15/01)
SECRETARY RUMSFELD
President
Bush's Secretary of Defense discusses the U.S.S. Greeneville accident.
(2/14/01)
INITIAL ASSESSMENTS
Gwen Ifill talks with Navy Captain Jim Bush and military author Sherry
Sontag about what
went wrong. (2/12/01)
|
