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Boats - Sailing - Ships

Jul. 07, 1970 - Royal Navy Makes Record Submarine Escape At 600 Feet: A team of 13 of the Royal Navy established a world record for submarine escape they surfaced off Malta from the submarine Osiris, 1610-tons, moving at three knots at a depth of 600ft. the men broke the previous record which they had set up last week by escaping from a depth 525ft. Their achievement has proved that it is possible to escape from Submarines bottomed anywhere on the Continental shelf. Photo Shows Breaking surface in the Mediterranean During the ascent escapes breathed air trapped in their cotton fabric hoods

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13273296
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47052803
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5579px x 4429px (2.0MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Keystone Pictures USA

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Anywhere Ascent Bottomed Breathed Broke Continental Depth Escapes Escaping Established Hoods Knots Osiris Possible Previous Proved Shelf Submarines Surfaced Trapped


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