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Officials said the USS New Orleans warship caught fire from the coast of Okinawa in Japan on Wednesday, causing minor injuries to two sailors.
The 7th fleet of the US Navy said in a statement that the fire was burnt in a fire of about 12 hours in the fire in San Antonio-Class AMFIBIS Transport Dock, which was extinguished in the White Beach Naval Facility in Okinawa for about 12 hours, before the Blaze was extinguished on Thursday morning.
The fire is under investigation on the 684 -foot -long vessel.
Two sailors were treated for minor injuries, but no details about injuries were provided immediately.
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Officials said the USS New Orleans Warship caught fire from the coast of Okinawa, Japan on Wednesday. (JNN-TBS through AP)
The sailors aboard the warship exploded with the help of the crew of USS San Diego, another warship that was engulfed in water in Japanese Coast Guard and Military with another warship that was in Okinawa.
Officials said two sailors riding on the warship suffered minor injuries. (JNN-TBS through AP)
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The Navy said its crew would be riding on the ship. The USS New Orleans, which was commissioned in 2007, can catch 800 people.
The crew of USS San Diego and Japanese Coast Guard and Military helped fight the explosion. (JNN-TBS through AP)
The incident occurred five years after riding at USS Bonom Richard and burned for five days in San Diego in July 2020. A sailor was accused and later acquitted to start it.
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A Navy report concluded in the case that there were extensive failures by commanders, crew members and others. The ship was abandoned with extensive structural, electrical and mechanical damage and was later eliminated.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
