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photografr7 · 06-10-20, 03:03 PM

As most of you probably know, the USS Madison (SSBN-627) collided with a Soviet submarine near the Holy Loch U.S. submarine base off Scotland on November 3, 1974. But a lot is now known...

For example, why the collision occurred, the identity of that Soviet sub, her captain, and the names of members of her crew, how severe was the damage to the Madison and the Soviet sub, did one or both nearly sink, etc.

Since I am in the process of writing an article on the collision for Naval History magazine, and my co-author is a Russian, we know more about the incident than anyone in the world... maybe enough to produce a SUBSIM game with all of the details.

Can someone post the name and contact information of SUBSIM game manufactures? I want to make them an offer they can't refuse...

Any questions?
I am willing to answer any of your questions here (within reason).

06-10-20, 03:03 PM	#1
photografr7 Nub Join Date: Jun 2020 Posts: 3 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The 1974 U.S.-Soviet collision (new info) As most of you probably know, the USS Madison (SSBN-627) collided with a Soviet submarine near the Holy Loch U.S. submarine base off Scotland on November 3, 1974. But a lot is now known... For example, why the collision occurred, the identity of that Soviet sub, her captain, and the names of members of her crew, how severe was the damage to the Madison and the Soviet sub, did one or both nearly sink, etc. Since I am in the process of writing an article on the collision for Naval History magazine, and my co-author is a Russian, we know more about the incident than anyone in the world... maybe enough to produce a SUBSIM game with all of the details. Can someone post the name and contact information of SUBSIM game manufactures? I want to make them an offer they can't refuse... Any questions? I am willing to answer any of your questions here (within reason).