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Home›British Team Develops World’s Most Advanced Underwater Rescue System

July 24, 2011 · about 15 years ago

British Team Develops World’s Most Advanced Underwater Rescue System

Eleven years after 118 submariners met a grisly death at the bottom of the ocean in the Kursk, a British team has developed the most advance… by Andrew Preston (dailymail) [mappress] Source: dailymail, July 25, 2011;

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Eleven years after 118 submariners met a grisly death at the bottom of the ocean in the Kursk, a British team has developed the most advance…

by Andrew Preston ( dailymail )

[mappress]

Source: dailymail, July 25, 2011;

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