I'd pass on the titanic wreck tbh, long flights are bad enough for me, couldn't stick being in a sub for days
knowing if it is tangled? That's not important as they prepare to bring it up?Banging the same beat at the same intervals tells those searching that they are in trouble and will give them a location to search.
With the time constraints, the material state of the sub is not critical
Only when they are on the surface though.Traditional subs can be opened from the inside. They have them spinney handle thingys. Sorry for the technical terminology.
It's a one shot (due to time).knowing if it is tangled? That's not important as they prepare to bring it up?
Time restraints would say its critical to know the state of the sub.
And (again 3rd time) they don't know if the banging is from the sub.
Not strictly true mate. All submariners undergo escape training from depths (relatively shallow)Only when they are on the surface though.
Not strictly true mate. All submariners undergo escape training from depths (relatively shallow)
Off the top of my head...It's a one shot (due to time).
If they are lucky, they find it and manage to get a cable attached (unlikely). They pull and if it rises great, if not that's the end.
They have heard banging on a 30 min drumbeat, that's all they have and what do you think any rescue effort would do differently knowing whether the lights are on or off, or the sub is snagged
Not seen it bud, but most films with Subs feturing are eye brow raisers, mainly I suspect as they are just guessing how they operate and what their capabilities areHow accurate was the USS Alabama film, mate? Supposing you've seen it. I really enjoyed it, but then again, Hackman and Denzil Washington, in a face-off?!
Water, water, everywhere...No one has said about Water for them!? They were meant to be down there for just 8 hours you have what is it 2/3 days without water max