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By U.S. Department of Defense - U.S. Navy All Hands magazine July 1965, p. 58. Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here, 2005-02-19 (original upload date)., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2611200

Why Did the Navy's Uss Scorpion Sink Suddenly in 1968?

More Questions Than Answers: What Sank The USS Scorpion Submarine In 1968?

Back in 1967, One of the U.S. Navy's Most Advanced Submarines Sank Mysteriously

The Mysterious, Sad Story of the Doomed Submarine USS Scorpion

51 Years Ago, a Navy Nuclear Submarine Sank (And We Don't Know Why)

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At This Point, the Russian Navy Is too Used to Submarine Disasters

Russia Is No Stranger to Submarine Disasters

Don’t Gloat: Why America Should Learn from Iran’s Latest Naval Disaster

For 50 Years, a Navy Nuclear Submarine Been Trapped on the Ocean Floor

Will Classified Records Shed Light on the USS Thresher Disaster?

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Explosions and Fires: How These Russian Submarines Died

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Blighted Boats: Meet the Worst Russian Submarine Accidents

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Still There: This American Nuclear Submarine Sunk Over 50 Years Ago

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Sunk Submarines: Meet the Worst Recent Naval Disasters

How the USS Thresher Disaster Forever Changed the Navy