Russian Nuke Sub Burned 600 Miles off the US Border
The fire raged for about 10 hours on the Russian nuclear-powered submarine Krasnoyarsk being disposed at the Kamchatka peninsula.
Russian Nuke Sub Burned 600 Miles off the US Border Sorry for non-aviation |
Originally Posted by Backinblack
(Post 9365838)
The fire raged for about 10 hours on the Russian nuclear-powered submarine Krasnoyarsk being disposed at the Kamchatka peninsula.
Russian Nuke Sub Burned 600 Miles off the US Border Sorry for non-aviation So what? As to the accident, as a former Navy man, I feel for the guys fighting fires on that sub. Bad deal all around. The fire broke out during welding works with burning of inter-hull heat/sound insulation material between the outer casing and the strength hull. Fifteen military servicemen taking part in the firefighting activities suffered. |
Comment from Lonewolf is very reasonable, as usual - thanks.
Actually this sub is not a sub anymore, but just a hull being "cut" into pieces (and the fire started because of welding). All the equipment was demounted long ago. As it often happens with "news from Russia" - "much ado about nothing" as a guy in Stratford-upon-Avon wrote 400 years ago. |
Sad though it is, the proximity to the US is a bit of a hare, unless the reactor(s) were still installed.
Just another example of Russian professionalism, for which we ought to be grateful. |
The "600 miles off the US border" sounds a little odd, but sure enough the Russian base in Avacha Bay is about 600 nm from Attu.
Still, the headline strains mightily. |
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