| Submit your comments on this article |
| Europe |
| Soviet navy 'left 20 nuclear warheads in Bay of Naples' |
| 2005-03-19 |
| Posted by:phil_b |
| #6 No doubt quite useless. I wonder whether the nuclear materials, if actually there and if eventually exposed by corrosion, would actually pose much risk. I speculate that they would be solids that would corrode slowly if at all and would be buried in sediments that would mitigate dispersion of the corrosion byproducts. |
| Posted by: Tom 2005-03-19 9:44:04 AM |
| #5 Swimming with the [glowing three eyed] fish? |
| Posted by: Spaimble Hupaiper3886 2005-03-19 8:41:52 AM |
| #4 Lotsa stuff in the Bay of Naples. |
| Posted by: Jimmy Hoffa 2005-03-19 7:55:31 AM |
| #3 "Where do you want this VW Beetle sized chunk of salt at?" Even if they did exist, and I doubt it, after 25 years without maintance they would be no doubt quite useless. |
| Posted by: Sock Puppet 0’ Doom 2005-03-19 6:41:01 AM |
| #2 Not impossible, but highly inprobable. For one thing, we have (and had) much better seabottom recovery capabilities than the Soviets. And they did *not* like to leave things around where US intelligence might get their hands on them. |
| Posted by: Robin Burk 2005-03-19 6:30:28 AM |
| #1 thanks for the post..I read this as a report,to be verified and crossfired..I mean crosschecked. in the meantime..shore/liberty |
| Posted by: Neptune Cruz 2005-03-19 5:11:00 AM |