Haunting photos show Argentine submarine wreck in its Atlantic grave 800 metres deep | South China Morning Post
Submarine ARA San Juan Simulation (Implosion + Sinking) - YouTube
Ben John on Twitter: "#ARASanJuan noticed hypothetical plot wreck submarine shipwreck Tr-1700 ARA San Juan (S-42) (by @agenda_gaucha on Nov 18) closely matches my theory layout: https://t.co/GjDnHCDUf6 https://t.co/nukQjXVQSR… https://t.co/qM9pOli0ck"
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Navy brass, low budgets blamed for Argentine sub disaster
Haunting photos show Argentine submarine wreck in its Atlantic grave 800 metres deep | South China Morning Post
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Haunting photos show Argentine submarine wreck in its Atlantic grave 800 metres deep | South China Morning Post
The place where the argentine submarine ARA San Juan was found. Just 900 meters deep, if they were navigating a few more miles to the west, they could've fell down 3000 meters
