Cap'n Mike
Member
As a retired RN Submariner, back in the 50' & 60's, pushing the old wartime diesel electric submarines around the oceans of the world, my thoughts and prayers are with the crew and the families of the Argentinian submarine, the ARA San Juan.
What horrors those pour souls went through, and what despair their families are now living is unimaginable. Exactly what happened I doubt we'll ever know but one thing we do know is that the Argentine Government and Navy tried to hide it from the world with two weeks of pretending there was hope, knowing from day one that there wasn't.
I pray there will be a full, international inquiry into this disaster and that someone, somewhere in Argentina is held to account for the deceit and lies.
May the 44 crew rest in peace and may their families find some solace in the knowledge that they were serving their country, doing what they signed on to do.
What horrors those pour souls went through, and what despair their families are now living is unimaginable. Exactly what happened I doubt we'll ever know but one thing we do know is that the Argentine Government and Navy tried to hide it from the world with two weeks of pretending there was hope, knowing from day one that there wasn't.
I pray there will be a full, international inquiry into this disaster and that someone, somewhere in Argentina is held to account for the deceit and lies.
May the 44 crew rest in peace and may their families find some solace in the knowledge that they were serving their country, doing what they signed on to do.