The last open-source info I can find is that USS Connecticut was in Japan in August. Not much to go on for a position. Somewhere in the western Pacific.
Given the timing (October 2nd, Saturday) and location, I am now deeply interested in knowing what that "object" was.
Given the timing (October 2nd, Saturday) and location, I am now deeply interested in knowing what that "object" was.
https://twitter.com/samlagrone/status/1446183907506917379
Military Times now reporting there are several injuries but none are life-threatening.
Further, "the area’s topography at the time did not indicate there was a land mass in front of the boat", according to one anonymous source.
militarytimes.com/breaking-news/…
Further, "the area’s topography at the time did not indicate there was a land mass in front of the boat", according to one anonymous source.
militarytimes.com/breaking-news/…
Not another sub, according to @LucasFoxNews's sources.
https://twitter.com/LucasFoxNews/status/1446190294693781509?s=20
@LucasFoxNews Questions:
- The US Navy said no outside assistance was requested. Did the vessel return under it's own power?
- Did a friendly nation's Coast Guard unit come to assist?
- Did the Connecticut surface?
- How fast was the sub travelling?
- Depth?
- The US Navy said no outside assistance was requested. Did the vessel return under it's own power?
- Did a friendly nation's Coast Guard unit come to assist?
- Did the Connecticut surface?
- How fast was the sub travelling?
- Depth?
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