New Zealand Minister Lashes Out At Trolling Of Sunk Ship’s Female Captain
Despite taunts from the lesser-evolved netizens of the internet, Commander Yvonne Gray ensured all 75 people on board were evacuated onto lifeboats and rescued during the incident, which she called her "very worst imagining".
A Harrogate woman now working for the New Zealand navy has been praised for saving lives after her £60million vessel ran into a reef and later sunk.
At 9am, HMNZS Manawanui capsized and went below the surface near the southern coast of Upolu in Samoa where it now lies. Most ...
The New Zealand navy has lost its first ship since World War II after the HMNZS Manawanui sank on a reef off the coast of ...
Internet trolls have cruelly targeted New Zealand Navy Captain Yvonne Gray after a $100 million ship sank under her command.
Defence Minister Judith Collins has labelled sexist criticism of the female commander of a doomed Navy ship which sunk off ...
An inquiry will be launched to find out why the hydrographic vessel under Commander Yvonne Gray catastrophically ran aground and caught fire near the island of Upolu on Saturday. All 75 crew and ...
The actions of the commander of the HMNZS Manawanui have been credited with saving lives during a nighttime evacuation in ...
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