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06-20-2011, 06:37 AM
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So they wouldn't be doing this in international waters would they?
Which leaves them a thin band of just 12 nautical miles from low water mark by just how many thousands of miles long? Just how shallow can the water be for a Los Angeles class (or other) sub to operate effectively? Seems to me that all the smugglers need to do is ensure they've got a few decoy vessels in the area - just wait until the sub has surfaced and begun searching the decoy and dash across into shallow waters.
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