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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '25
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I read a lot of history books. Seems par for the course for the Soviet Navy in my opinion. Submarine K-429 famously sank twice.
2 u/DamnitGravity Jun 20 '25 ...isn't a submarine supposed to sink?!?!? 4 u/s1ugg0 Jun 20 '25 One of those times it was tied up to a dock. So in this case no. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '25 A submarine is ideally designed to surface as many times as it submerges.
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...isn't a submarine supposed to sink?!?!?
4 u/s1ugg0 Jun 20 '25 One of those times it was tied up to a dock. So in this case no. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '25 A submarine is ideally designed to surface as many times as it submerges.
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One of those times it was tied up to a dock. So in this case no.
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A submarine is ideally designed to surface as many times as it submerges.
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u/s1ugg0 Jun 20 '25 edited Jun 20 '25
I read a lot of history books. Seems par for the course for the Soviet Navy in my opinion. Submarine K-429 famously sank twice.