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Argentine Navy
Some pictures of the very early days of the RIVADERIA, still in New York. For their time the pair were quite up to date with most anything else, and decent looking, IMhO! DFO
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Thanks for sharing with us , must be bulky as it took 6 tugs to handle her
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ARA SAN JUAN
On Thursday, Ocean Infinity – the North American company that was set to suspend its search just 48 hours ago – confirmed that an object, approximately 60 metres long, had been discovered at a depth of 800 metres.
One day after the first anniversary of its disappearance on November 15, 2017, the missing ARA San Juan submarine has been found.
The stunning news, which has been confirmed by the Defence Ministry, the Navy and the US firm leading the search for the vessel, arrived in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Full article at - http://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentin ... 1km4zqW65Y
Also - https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/missing ... bdafXCE9SY
On Thursday, Ocean Infinity – the North American company that was set to suspend its search just 48 hours ago – confirmed that an object, approximately 60 metres long, had been discovered at a depth of 800 metres.
One day after the first anniversary of its disappearance on November 15, 2017, the missing ARA San Juan submarine has been found.
The stunning news, which has been confirmed by the Defence Ministry, the Navy and the US firm leading the search for the vessel, arrived in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Full article at - http://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentin ... 1km4zqW65Y
Also - https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/missing ... bdafXCE9SY
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Both good and bad news one way or the other I suppose , good for the grieving relations and closure , Bad for the country as now the truth may come out as to what actually caused it to happen rather than whats thought to have happened .
However if it imploded there won't be much to give clues I should think
That is one hell of a vessel the "Seabed Contractor" and one shudders to think of her running costs ,but going by the figure agreed with the Argentinian government at £7,000,000 for 60 day search on a no find no pay contract thats £116,666 per day!
However if it imploded there won't be much to give clues I should think
That is one hell of a vessel the "Seabed Contractor" and one shudders to think of her running costs ,but going by the figure agreed with the Argentinian government at £7,000,000 for 60 day search on a no find no pay contract thats £116,666 per day!
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Almost a year after her loss; photo of seabed image of crushed, broken sub from Chris Cavas blog.......RIP....... DFO
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Poor buggers , We can only be thankful that apart from the pre-implosion anxiety being great .but once it went ...nothing .........still a terrible ending for the poor souls involved and their grieving families
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Sadly so Ivor............. DFO
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Well no doubt the local Government will be betwixt a rock and a hard place now that the vessel has been found , what with claims , counter claims , and the bill from the "Seabed Contractor" won't help either .
Are their fleet of Submarines still in use or all tied up awaiting refurb / refit , and battery checks
Are their fleet of Submarines still in use or all tied up awaiting refurb / refit , and battery checks
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Thanks Dennis , at least the family can now come to terms with what happened to their loved ones .
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