U.S. Navy Undersea Rescue Team Rethinking How it Deploys After Argentine Sub Loss
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – Executing a submarine rescue is a race against time to reach a trapped crew before a…
U.S. Participation in Search for Sunken Argentine Submarine Ends Today
This post has been updated to include additional information from U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command/U.S. 4th Fleet. The United States…
U.S. Navy Sends Deep-Dive Unmanned Recovery Vehicle to Search for Argentine Sub
The U.S. Navy is providing deep-dive search and recovery assistance to the Argentine Armada as the international effort continues scanning the depths for…
Argentine Armada Calls Off Search and Rescue for Missing Sub Survivors
The Argentine Armada announced Thursday afternoon there is no hope of rescuing the 44 sailors on its missing submarine, and…
Water Entered Missing Argentine Sub Through Snorkel Before Detected Explosion
A new timeline released by the Argentine Armada detailing the last hours of contact with its missing submarine suggest the…
U.S. Navy Continues to Assist in Search for Missing Argentine Sub
The U.S. Navy is continuing to provide assistance to the Argentine Armada’s now dire search for its missing submarine as…
Search for Argentine Sub Focuses on Suspected Explosion Site
U.S. Navy teams are focusing their search efforts for a missing Argentine Armada submarines in an area off the Argentina coast…
U.S. Navy Unmanned Undersea Teams Now Underway as Part of Argentine Submarine Search
The U.S. Navy’s undersea search and rescue teams left port on Wednesday to assist the ongoing international effort searching for a…
U.S. Undersea Rescue Command Tapped to Assist Argentine Submarine Rescue Efforts
The Navy’s Undersea Rescue Command received the call and for the first time in a dozen years and members were quickly…
UPDATED: U.S. Submarine Rescue Equipment, Crews Sent to Argentina; 2nd P-8A Sent to Region
This post has been updated with additional information from U.S. Southern Command. The U.S. Navy’s Undersea Rescue Command is deploying…