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The Titan sub appears to have imploded in the water and debris landed 1,600 feet away from the Titanic wreck, Coast Guard says
"We are grateful for the rapid mobilization of experts on the undersea search and rescue, and we thank all of the agencies and personnel for their role in the response," US Coast Guard Rear ...
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Coast Guard Releases Eerie Audio From Titan Sub Implosion
The Titan Sub implosion took the world by storm. As many theories unfolded about what caused the implosion most people were just sorry for those who lost their lives. Now, the Coast Guard has ...
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USCG Rules for Buoys
Bottom moorings that may be at risk from sub-surface operations (such as fishing/trawling operations) may be reported to the Coast Guard for publication. Buoys that will be installed in the national ...
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Eerie Audio of “Titan” Sub Implosion Believed to Be Caught on Recording: Coast Guard Releases New Clip from Investigation
The Coast Guard said the audio, captured about 900 miles from the sub by a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration device, records the “suspected acoustic signature” of the implosion ...
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Missing Titanic sub: Coast Guard says vehicle searching Titan's last known location
Captain Jamie Frederick of the US Coast Guard has said a remote vehicle is searching the missing Titan submersible's last known location. The vehicle went missing during a dive on Sunday with five ...