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The Thresher/Permit-class submarine USS Permit (SSN-594) is shown at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on the date of her decommission on 22 Jul 91. U.S. Navy.

No Way to Die: How a U.S. Submarine Split Into Six Pieces and Was Lost in 1963

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The Thresher/Permit-class submarine USS Permit (SSN-594) is shown at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on the date of her decommission on 22 Jul 91. U.S. Navy.

No Way to Die: How a U.S. Submarine Split Into Six Pieces and Was Lost in 1963

By Service Depicted: NavyCamera Operator: PHCS R. L. LAWSON - ID:DNSC8506050, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1404215

How a Series of Problems Let to the Tragic Sinking of the USS Thresher