ScubaSteve85
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I'm with @aquacat8. By definition, since you dont know what it was, we should classify it as a USO!Aliens, definitely
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I'm with @aquacat8. By definition, since you dont know what it was, we should classify it as a USO!Aliens, definitely
How'd you manage to get that opportunity? Were you in the Navy or something?I mooned the tourist sub in Cozumel a few years back....all I saw were these white flashes, so I gave them all something to remember me by.....am I going to hell?
The engine sound was pretty cool until it came into site.
About 25 years ago I got to dive in a military restricted area on Andros Island where there were underwater war games going on.....I was watching four nuclear subs play hide and seek....that was pretty cool...they even launched torpedos that had electronics in them instead of warheads....they killed the torpedos and then they would bob on the surface and a helo would swoop down with a contraption that grabbed the torpedo and they took it into a lab...removed and replaced the electronics and then placed back in service.
That's really cool! That must have been excited when it first came into view.Saw this guy on my trip to Aruba.
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Not exactly Down Periscope or The Red October but pretty cool to see.
Also my guess it was one of the lifeguard boats that no one in your group noticed. They wouldn't get much attention scooting around out there by anyone, so easy to overlook. See them all the time out by the shores/cove.
I mooned the tourist sub in Cozumel a few years back....all I saw were these white flashes, so I gave them all something to remember me by.....am I going to hell?
How'd you manage to get that opportunity? Were you in the Navy or something?
I'm toild that "guy" knocked the nose cone off of one of the airplane "wrecks" at the Rennaissnce Airplanes divesite (the one in this video) a few years back and is now banned from getting anywhere close.Saw this guy on my trip to Aruba.
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Not exactly Down Periscope or The Red October but pretty cool to see.
Also my guess it was one of the lifeguard boats that no one in your group noticed. They wouldn't get much attention scooting around out there by anyone, so easy to overlook. See them all the time out by the shores/cove.
Yup the YS-11 (the one in your video) is intact other than the nose, where as the DC-3 is more or less split in 2. Didn’t know about that being due to contact. Just assumed it was removed prior to sinking since it held a bunch of electronics.I'm toild that "guy" knocked the nose cone off of one of the airplane "wrecks" at the Rennaissnce Airplanes divesite (the one in this video) a few years back and is now banned from getting anywhere close.
How'd you manage to get that opportunity? Were you in the Navy or something?
At least, that's what the DM's and boat captains at JADS told me as to why the sub does not visit the airplanes, while it does go by the Morningstar and Mi Dushi wrecks - I've seen it there.Yup the YS-11 (the one in your video) is intact other than the nose, where as the DC-3 is more or less split in 2. Didn’t know about that being due to contact. Just assumed it was removed prior to sinking since it held a bunch of electronics.