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I know it's a really sad story and maybe this documentary movie doesn't in real terms, but anyway I suggest you to watch it.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5BdJcb3iSg (Part 1)

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d3PvOv1_T8 (Part 2)

 

R.I.P for Kursk ship's crew.

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Alfa it's maybe hogwash maybe not. The thing is on Kursk side of the hull, there is a huge hole which seems like made by a torpedo. Moreover after the hole, head and body are demerged.

 

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A torpedo wouldn't even go for direct impact. It would detonate at some classified distance from the hull to cause 'bubble attachment' and maximize damage. Besides, what business would the USN have sinking that ship? The indentation you see there is made by the bow tearing/shearing off, it's not a penetration hole.

 

EDIT: Oh yeah. Pure hogwash, and embellished, too. There's no way to tell what weapon's loaded in a tube. Nor has Russia presented any evidence that torpedoes were ever launched from one side or the other. Further, the Mk48 is packed with 480kg of high explosive. You'd have to be on drugs to believe that it wouldn't rip the side of that sub open on impact and especially upon penetration when it will crack a destroyer in half.

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