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| | surface as the militaries of a number of countries invest neither manpower nor finances | | surface as the militaries of a number of countries invest neither manpower nor finances |
| | adequate for the relatively rare occurrences of deep water search and salvage. For example, | | adequate for the relatively rare occurrences of deep water search and salvage. For example, |
| − | Israel had hired an American company, “Nauticus,” which succeeded in April of 1999 in | + | Israel had hired an American company, “Nauticus,” which succeeded in April of 1999 in 4) locating its long lost submarine, “Dakar,” and has once again turned to Nauticus to locate |
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| − | 91 CIA Report/Republican Staff Study report, p. 75.
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| − | locating its long lost submarine, “Dakar,” and has once again turned to Nauticus to locate | |
| | wreckage and the “Black Boxes” of an F-16 that crashed and sank beneath the waters of the | | wreckage and the “Black Boxes” of an F-16 that crashed and sank beneath the waters of the |
| | Mediterranean thirty kilometers west of Atlit on March 28, 2000. This civilian firm, Nauticus, | | Mediterranean thirty kilometers west of Atlit on March 28, 2000. This civilian firm, Nauticus, |
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| | *2) Oft-repeated popular media characterization for KAL 007’s post-hit flight. | | *2) Oft-repeated popular media characterization for KAL 007’s post-hit flight. |
| | *3) Vladimir Vasilyevich Zakharchenko, not to be confused with Admiral Vladimir Vasilyevich Sidorov. | | *3) Vladimir Vasilyevich Zakharchenko, not to be confused with Admiral Vladimir Vasilyevich Sidorov. |
| | + | *4) CIA Report/Republican Staff Study report, p. 75. </blockquote> |