Sub_aground4

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on 2006-Jan-11 21:21:43 Anonymous coward said

mb
Hurry up and cover that thing up....the sattelites are comming!
on 2007-Feb-09 11:44:45 Anonymous coward said

slippery
Good thing we have the new energy absorbing bumpers
on 2007-Aug-24 22:08:36 Anonymous coward said

Kidney24
All these comments on all the subs pictures, yet not one word of condolence for the crew members who all died a cold and slow death. What about the mums dads etc of these crew members? the4y may be Russians but they are human like us, have respect for these poor people.
on 2007-Sep-14 09:04:00 Anonymous coward said

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http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Greeneville_(SSN-772)
on 2007-Oct-31 16:11:09 Anonymous coward said

PDelta41
Before you go posting links, consider that most people on the internet
don't understand that language. However, that is not the Greeneville, as it never sustained damage of this magnitute.
on 2007-Oct-31 16:12:05 Anonymous coward said

PDelta41
The Greenville's history can be seen here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Greeneville_(SSN-772)
However, this is a different class of sub. (Just look at the tower in the previous pic, if you don't believe me, and compare to the Greeneville's on the pedia site.)
on 2007-Oct-31 16:19:27 Anonymous coward said

PDelta41
This is the USS San Francisco after running aground south of guam.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_San_Francisco_%28SSN-711%29
on 2007-Oct-31 16:23:42 Anonymous coward said

PDelta41
The accident involved an improperly charted seamount and resulted in one death and injury to 23 sailors.

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