Don't know what or where that is, but I know what it's not. It's not the K19. Well, depending on how old that pic is, anyway. The K19 was cut up for scrap in 2002 at a Russian shipyard, according to Wiki.
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The curious mind wants to know how that submarine got there.
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ReplyDeleteSoviet Submarine K-19
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So you would have to go to the Moscow Army-Navy store.
Soviet K-19, the widow maker. Look that up.
ReplyDeleteNear Moscow. Planned private memorial to K19.
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ReplyDeleteDon't know what or where that is, but I know what it's not. It's not the K19. Well, depending on how old that pic is, anyway. The K19 was cut up for scrap in 2002 at a Russian shipyard, according to Wiki.
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