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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Realistically, it should not take more than a couple or few weeks to open shipping lane. NTSB needs to do their job. Then simply cut up the pieces in the shipping lane and haul out. T[b]he Navy could do this with ease[/b] [/quote] Really? There's an absolutely massive amount of twisted steel and concrete submerged in 50 feet of water. They'll have to cut the debris into pieces under water, bring in giant cranes to lift them up and out, put them on boats and haul them somewhere (where?). I think you're really underestimating how much work this will be. [/quote] Shaped charges would do the trick pretty quickly, no? They don't need to recover portions of the bridge intact since it is quite obvious why it collapsed.[/quote] No concerns about shaped charges and the environmental health of the Bay?[/quote] Why would there be? Yes, C4 is toxic, but it wouldn't take that much. [/quote] There is no telling how much asbestos and lead were used in the construction of that bridge.[/quote] Oh well. Whatever the fastest way to clear the wreckage is the best way.[/quote]
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