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U.S. Navy releases video of destroyer involved in Japan collision

By Reuters
18 June 2017   |   5:47 am
The U.S. Navy released video and stills of destroyer USS Fitzgerald as it sailed back to its base in Yokosuka, with seven of its sailors still missing after it collided with a Philippine-flagged container ship more than three times its size in eastern Japan early on Saturday. U.S. Navy's Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin, commander of the 7th Fleet, said it's been a 'tough day for our Navy family'.

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