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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: soda72 on August 05, 2005, 10:42:58 AM
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4747783.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4747783.stm)
I hope they are successful in saving their lives..
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russian sailors... prayers are with you.
i can't imagine the fear of possibly dying down there. :(
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Imagine.
The Terrible Hours: The Man Behind the Greatest Submarine Rescue in History (http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0060194804/ref=sib_dp_pt/002-1759504-7463266#reader-link)
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Any word if they're gonna ask for the DSRV this time?
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They gotem!
Their towing the sub back to the mainland!
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Originally posted by Wolfala
Any word if they're gonna ask for the DSRV this time?
The US navy said a Super Scorpio unmanned vessel was being flown out from San Diego on Friday morning Pacific time (late afternoon GMT).
though technically what they are stuck in is almost a DSRV.
a little 7 man sub, and anything they could bring down there is probably the same size.
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Is this gona be another the almighty Russia dosnt need anyones help, opps a few hundred sailors are dead, why didnt you help.
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Originally posted by Hawklore
They gotem!
Their towing the sub back to the mainland!
Atta boy guys!
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Originally posted by Hawklore
They gotem!
Their towing the sub back to the mainland!
thats not what it says here:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/russia_navy_accident
it is good news, but the oxygen thing is still a concern.
and bluej... read the thread and news stories, they US brittan, and japan are all already OTW to help
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Damn..
Local News said that they had them..
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To me, being dragged along the ocean floor to shallower water would be enough of an ordeal to kill me.
The Navy ROV is equipped to cut cables and stuff like that. Hopefully they can get it on site in time.
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Originally posted by Toad
Imagine.
The Terrible Hours: The Man Behind the Greatest Submarine Rescue in History (http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0060194804/ref=sib_dp_pt/002-1759504-7463266#reader-link)
I saw a good film about Squalus rescue, "Submerged". I think it was made for TV.
IIRC it was the only successfull sunk submaribe crew rescue from something like 50m deep... "Priz" is stuck at 200m...
From the reports of Russian Navy PR officer I come to a sad conclusion that the crew is in a serious trouble :( We still remember his reports in 2000 about Kursk :(
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wondering if the Scorpio couldn't be lashed to a heavy lift copper and dropped right on the scene...?
Hope like hell these guys get out ok.. that's no way to die, trapped like rats in a tin can.
:(
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Why is a sub this size, out in the Pacific?
Isn't it a RESUCE sub?
Is there perhaps another sub down somewhere?
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Looks like they were able to attach a tow cable to the sub, but I don't know if that makes it better or worse. I would certainly hate to be in a sub that is dragged around by a ship I can not communicate with....
Time is running out for these guys... and equipment that is being sent is still going to take a while to get there....
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According to the radio, looks like the British ROV cut them loose... They're on the way up.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/4128614.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/4128614.stm)
yep looks like they made it
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They are safe / saved according to http://www.newsru.com/russia/07aug2005/batiskaf.html
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I think the Navy Hymm is in order.
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Originally posted by BlueJ1
Is this gona be another the almighty Russia dosnt need anyones help, opps a few hundred sailors are dead, why didnt you help.
No.
They asked for help right away.
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Good news, i hadn't realised we were directly involved in the rescue. When they said we were helping i assumed they had just asked for some advice or something.
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Originally posted by Russian
They are safe / saved according to http://www.newsru.com/russia/07aug2005/batiskaf.html
This is why I usually don't check yer links, Russian.
;)
воскресенье в 7:25 мск по московскому времени затонувший батискаф всплыл на поверхность у борта судна "Алагез". Тросы, в которых он запутался, перерезал британский беспилотный спасательный аппарат Scorpio, сообщил заместитель начальника главного штаба ВМФ РФ Владимир Пепеляев.
По его словам, все 7 членов экипажа батискафа живы. Моряки самостоятельно вышли из аппарата. Их самочувствие нормальное. Подводники будут доставлены в госпиталь Петрапавловска-Камчатского.
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Hangtime, here it is translated:
PETROPAVLOVSK-KAMCHATSKY, RUSSIA - Seven submarine crew members trapped for nearly three days under the Pacific Ocean were rescued Sunday after a British remote-controlled vehicle cut away the undersea cables that had snarled the vessel. (Drink more Vodka, comrade)
The seven crew members, whose oxygen supplies had been dwindling amid underwater temperatures in the mid-40s, appeared to be in satisfactory condition, naval spokesman Capt. Igor Dygalo said. The seven were being examined by ship medics, he said. (Drink more Vodka, comrade)
The sub surfaced late Sunday afternoon, some three days after becoming stranded in 600 feet of water off the Pacific Coast on Thursday.(Drink more Vodka, comrade)
"The rescue operation has ended," Rear Adm. Vladimir Pepelyayev, deputy head of the navy's general staff, said in televised comments. (Drink more Vodka, comrade)
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quite silly.
(Drink more Vodka, comrade)
Sillly.
I am drinking vodka righ now.
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see, boroda, told you the British don't hate you. ;)
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Originally posted by Furball
see, boroda, told you the British don't hate you. ;)
I am an "Anglophile".
Nevermind.
Lives saved, and I think that every Russian will tell that we thank you...
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Awesome!!
:aok
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Originally posted by Boroda
I am an "Anglophile".
Nevermind.
Lives saved, and I think that every Russian will tell that we thank you...
you woulda done same for us :)
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Isnt this sweet lez hug boroda.
:aok :rofl
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Originally posted by Furball
you woulda done same for us :)
Heck for the last 2 years they have kept the space station supplied. If our shuttle keeps falling apart we may need to borrow a few Rockets !
BTW for you sub guys I found a blog devoted to them
Link (http://makeyourdepth.blogspot.com/)
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Wonderfull news!