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The Komsomolets was floated in 1983, in Severodvinks. She was massive—400 feet long, 37 feed high, and 27 feet tall. The Komsomolets had one nuclear reactor. In addition to its nuclear ...
Komsomolets: the prototype Soviet nuclear sub still resting at the bottom of the ocean - ExtremeTech
Komsomolets has a feature that its American counterparts lack -- an emergency escape capsule, built directly into the conning tower, and designed for just this eventuality.
The K-278 Komsomolets was on its first operational patrol when the Soviet nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed submarine met its fiery demise in the Barents Sea on April 7, 1989, killing 42 crewmen ...
The Soviet Navy nuclear-powered attack submarine, Komsomolets, is back in the news more than thirty years after it sank off the coast of Norway.The experimental submarine is leaking radioactivity ...
Sunken nuclear submarine leaking radiation into sea up to 800,000 times normal level - New York Post
The Soviet-era Komsomolets submarine sank off Norway’s Bear Island following a fire on board, which resulted in the loss of life of 42 of the 69 crewmen on board.
Scientists have identified a radiation leak on the wreck of a Russian nuclear submarine that sank in Arctic waters in 1989. The Soviet-era Komsomolets submarine sank off Norway’s Bear Island ...
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Calling Tom Clancy: Russia Lost an Attack Submarine Armed with 2 'Nuclear-Tipped Torpedoes' - MSNWhat You Need to Know: The Soviet Union’s Project-685 K-278 Komsomolets (Mike-class submarine) was an advanced ...
Komsomolets: the prototype Soviet nuclear sub still resting at the bottom of the ocean - ExtremeTech
Komsomolets: the prototype Soviet nuclear sub still resting at the bottom of the ocean. In 1989, the USSR lost one of its most advanced submarines, despite the heroic bravery of its captain and crew.
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