Japan Expedition to Find Russian Sub sunk during Cold War

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NCBabs

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Wreck Diving Magazine editor Joe Porter teamed up with Ken Sewell, author of Red Star Rogue and All Hands Down to locate and document a Russian submarine that recently declassified reports placed it sunk off the coast of Japan. In a Cold War era battle, the news of this sinking could have started World War III. Organizing this expedition was one of the toughest jobs I had becuase of the rural location diving wasn't heard of. So finding a boat captain willing, a translator, shipping in tanks, helium, O2, compressor and sonar equipment wasn't easy, but we pulled it off. I filmed the expedition and produced the short video trailer of events that took place.

click link below or go to www.fishtalesproductions.com then to video gallery

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It was great to be a part of history!
 
Was an interesting watch, sounded like a very challenging dive given currents, remoteness, depth, etc. Any plans for a longer documentary? Any pointers to articles written about the dive? Great work!
 
thanks, and yes there are plans for a longer version of documentary also the author Ken Sewell is writting a book about the Cold War Russian sub events. He is a NY best seller if you like history his book Red Star Rogue is great read.
 
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