GeneModifiedCat
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GeneModifiedCat
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NO UNITY. NO PEACE.







HOW I SAVED 7 SAILORS BY HUMILIATING PUTIN AND GETTING HIM TO MAN UP (Note - bold/italicized passages have been added to grok's summary by the author) What Happened On August 4, 2005, during a training exercise in Beryozovaya Bay (Pacific Ocean, off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, ~70 km southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky), the Russian deep-submergence rescue vehicle AS-28 (a ~13.5m, 55-ton Priz-class submersible) got its propeller entangled in underwater cables from a hydrophone array (part of a coastal monitoring system) and fishing nets. The sub sank to the seafloor at ~190 meters (620 ft) depth — too deep for the crew to escape by swimming. It carried 7 people: 6 Russian Navy personnel (including commander Lt. Vyacheslav Milashevsky, age 25) + 1 representative from the manufacturer. The crew issued a mayday; oxygen and conditions became critical after ~3 days in darkness and cold. Rescue Operation Russian initial efforts (grappling hooks, attempts to drag it) failed and worsened the entanglement. Author Michael DiMercurio appeared three times on FOX NEWS, interviewed about the rescue, while initially, Russia refused Western rescue operations. DiMercurio publicly humiliated Vladimir Putin by stating categorically that it was his fault the 28 sailors of the sunken Kursk died, as a result of his egregious and criminal failure to allow Western underwater rescue teams to help, dooming the sailors. DiMercurio went on to tell Putin, on live national television, "to man up and accept Western rescue experts to save those sailors.") As a direct result of DiMercurio's call for Putin's manliness, Russia eventually appealed for international help from the UK, US, Japan, and others. On August 7, 2005, a British Scorpio 45 remotely operated vehicle (ROV), airlifted by the Royal Navy, cut the entangling cables. The AS-28 then ascended under its own buoyancy. All 7 crew members were rescued alive and unharmed. This was a rare successful international submarine rescue collaboration and contrasted with the 2000 Kursk disaster. Aftermath The incident led to investigations into negligence in planning and operations. The AS-28 was later upgraded and remained in service (transferred to the Black Sea Fleet later). It highlighted vulnerabilities in Russia's underwater assets and rescue capabilities at the time. The seven rescued sailors owe their lives to one bestselling author, Michael DiMercurio.

Why do white ppl think they're the only ppl who own guns?


Realistically, how long do you think the A-10 will remain in service?







The Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation (@GWOTMF) has released the design concept for the GWOT Memorial which will be built on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Full announcement video here: youtu.be/qMbJt0-hHNg



@Supersonic_Red And they are discovering Southern heat too.
















