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Navy Revealed How a Nuclear-Powered US Submarine Crashed into an Underwater Mountain
According to a U.S. Navy study, a nuclear-powered U.S. submarine that ran aground in a sea in South China last month crashed into an undiscovered seamount. The accident resulted in the injuries of over a dozen members of the crew. Damage estimates are yet to be released.
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