SAW THE SHOW MYSELF AND WAS VERY INTERESTING THANKS! TOM L.
Bob Fryer wrote:

> Hi gang,
>
> Well, the show title was not really consistent with the content.  However,
> the first part demonstrated the reasons and attitudes that drive the naval
> services to jealously guard their technology.
>
> The show was about a British submarine, HMS Splendid, as she went through
> training to become the first British warship to fire a US Tomahawk cruise
> missle.  Splendid was also the first British ship to fire on the United
> States since the Civil War -- the target was on San Clemente Island, CA.
> (;{)>
>
> In the second half of the program, a most interesting part of the training
> was the assignment to photograph the bottom of a (drifting) destroyer while
> not alerting it.  They showed video tape of the bottom of the destroyer
> taken through the periscope from a distance of 10 _feet_!
>
> For additional related information, beyond my web page, I recommend "BLIND
> MAN'S BLUFF: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage," by Sherry
> Sontag and Christopher Drew.
>
> Take care,
> Bob F
>
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> >
> >Hi gang,
> >
> >This looks like a good bet for more information on how the Navy detects
> >submarines -- and the signals which precede earthquakes.
> >
> >"Submarine Hunter" -- tonight on the Discovery Channel, 8 pm and again at
> >11, PDT.
> >
> >For the newcomers, the Dept of Defense admitted to Senator Alan Cranston
> >that they did have the technology -- 25 years ago!
>
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