8-25-26 history

fortyrod	Posted 2018-08-25 3:47 AM (#90030)
Great Sage of the Sea Posts: 853	Subject: 8-25-26 history 08/25/76: The USS Pollack (SSN-603) snags the nets of Japanese fishing boats in the eastern channel of the the Tsushima Strait. Two boats cut away and abandon their nets. The Pollack suffers no major damage and there is no known damage to the fishing boats. Arctic 08/26/49: The USS Cochino (SS-345) explodes and sinks in Arctic seas off Norway, drowning six Navy rescuers and a Cochino technician. On 21 September the Soviet publication Red Fleet alleges the Cochino was sunk off Murmansk while scouting outmilitary information. http://ussnautilus.org/blog/uss-cochino-ss-345-and-uss-tusk-ss-426/
GaryKC	Posted 2018-08-25 5:27 AM (#90031 - in reply to #90030)
COMSUBBBS Posts: 3669 Location: Kansas City Missouri	Subject: RE: 8-25-26 history (tusk log book 1949 1.jpg) (tusk log book 2.jpg) (tusk log book 3.jpg) (tusk deck log 25aug1949.jpg) (tusk deck log 2 25aug1949 2.jpg) (tusk log book 4.jpg) (tusk log book 5.jpg) (tusk log book 6.jpg) (tusk cochino survivors.jpg) Attachments ---------------- tusk log book 1949 1.jpg (175KB - 573 downloads) tusk log book 2.jpg (166KB - 595 downloads) tusk log book 3.jpg (181KB - 575 downloads) tusk deck log 25aug1949.jpg (176KB - 585 downloads) tusk deck log 2 25aug1949 2.jpg (174KB - 590 downloads) tusk log book 4.jpg (187KB - 594 downloads) tusk log book 5.jpg (184KB - 607 downloads) tusk log book 6.jpg (170KB - 581 downloads) tusk cochino survivors.jpg (183KB - 569 downloads)
Ric	Posted 2018-08-25 7:39 AM (#90032 - in reply to #90031)
Plankowner Posts: 9165 Location: Upper lefthand corner of the map.	Subject: RE: 8-25-26 history Thanks Gary. I've never seen these pages before. Sobering. Ric
Thomas Courtien	Posted 2018-08-25 6:51 PM (#90038 - in reply to #90030)
Master and Commander Posts: 1890 Location: Patterson, New York	Subject: RE: 8-25-26 history That was a great read; thanks