The Extraordinary Story of the World's Deepest Ever Submarine Rescue
This is how two trapped deep-sea submersible pilots were saved from depths of 1,600 feet with just 12 minutes of oxygen remaining.
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A 1973 rescue was the deepest ever. The Titanic sub may be much farther down.
Roger Chapman and Roger Mallinson spent three days trapped 1,575 feet deep on the Pisces III before emerging with a mere 12 minutes of oxygen to spare.
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Recalling The Deepest-Ever Submarine Rescue After After The Loss Of The Titan
After being submerged for more than 80 hours, the two-man crew of the submersible Pisces III were rescued from a depth of almost 1,600 feet.
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Recalling The Deepest-Ever Submarine Rescue After After The Loss Of The Titan
After being submerged for more than 80 hours, the two-man crew of the submersible Pisces III were rescued from a depth of almost 1,600 feet.
Source: yahoo.com
Pisces III deep sea rescue: The story behind the world's deepest deep sea rescue as expert flags concerns about missing Titanic submersible
The world watched with bated breath as two British sailors were winched centimetre by centimetre to the sur...
Source: 9news.com.au
Pisces III submersible: A dramatic underwater rescue
Fifty years ago two Britons spent three days trapped in a submersible at the bottom of the seabed while a dramatic rescue operation was under way.
Source: bbc.co.uk
British survivor of sub that sank 50 years ago has 'horrible feeling' about missing Titanic sub
A desperate search is currently underway to locate the 22-foot-long deep-sea vessel that went missing with five people on board as it dove towards the wreck site of the Titanic.
Source: dailymail.co.uk