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1963 - German deep-sea-ball looks for the submarine Thresher': The deep-sea-ball Trieste, built 1959 by the German firm Krupp should look now for the American sunk submarine Thresher'. The american submarine sinked in this days with 129 men. One believe, that the american Thresher lies now in a depth in the sea of 2500 metre. The famous deep-sea-diver Jaques Piccard, who dived as first men with the american soldier Don Walsh in a sea-depth of about 11 000 metre with the german deep-sea-ball Trieste, will look now for the sinked submarine Thresher in a sea-depth of 2500 metre. Photo shows the famous deep-sea-ball Trieste by shipping

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13243498
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47002974
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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2500 Believe Depth Dived Firm Jaques Krupp Metre Piccard Sunk Thresher Trieste


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