Drug Running Sub

[Moeceefus]

Originally Posted by Highbury

Like MrYenko, I am just interested in the boat itself. Too bad there is only the one end-on picture.

http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2...ith-deas-help/

its not the first. this next link has videos

http://bitterqueen.typepad.com/frien...n-ecuador.html

[TLAM Strike]

Originally Posted by Penguin

Wow, this is the first time that they discovered a narcosub which can possibly really dive. Untill now, the were rather semi-submersible vessels than real submarines. This gives the "periscope sighted near the Florida coast"-incident a new angle.
I am really curious to get to know the technical details of this boat.

Actually this is the 5th "True" submarine they have found.

1st was the 1994 Tayrona Sub

2nd was the 1995 Cartagena submarine

3rd 2000 Facatativa Sub (Built with Russian assistance)

4th was the 2006 Vigo (as in Spain!) sub

(Totally unrelated to the Colombian Cartels)


The 2010 Ecuador sub makes 5

Shameless Plug:

For more info visit the Blog of me and some of my cohorts, we have a running file on these Narco Subs among several other topics.

http://covertshores.blogspot.com/

[Jimbuna]

That is one impressive Blog TLAM

[Dronston]

I was never aware so many (semi) submersibles are in use by the drugs runners for such a long time...nice blog.

[Penguin]

@tlam: very interesting read, thanks for your "shameless self-promotion"

It hasn't been on my radar, that the technology of the narco-subs already advanced to this level. But I am in good company: even in the bbc-report they said it was the first real sub. I wonder when the first nuclear narco submarines - which makes them nucnarcsubs - will appear. I'm sure some russian mobsters have some old reactors for sale...

Can you tell me where the Cartagena boat is located today? As it seems it is open to the public. My guess would be, well, some beach in Columbia

[TLAM Strike]

Originally Posted by Penguin

@tlam: very interesting read, thanks for your "shameless self-promotion"

My two partners deserve the real thanks. I just make the 3d models.

Can you tell me where the Cartagena boat is located today? As it seems it is open to the public. My guess would be, well, some beach in Columbia

I think its at the Cartagena Naval Base, but I'll ask around.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

Actually this is the 5th "True" submarine they have found.

1st was the 1994 Tayrona Sub

2nd was the 1995 Cartagena submarine

3rd 2000 Facatativa Sub (Built with Russian assistance)

4th was the 2006 Vigo (as in Spain!) sub

(Totally unrelated to the Colombian Cartels)


The 2010 Ecuador sub makes 5

Shameless Plug:

For more info visit the Blog of me and some of my cohorts, we have a running file on these Narco Subs among several other topics.

http://covertshores.blogspot.com/

Midget sub? Yeah the site is cool..

[krashkart]

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

My two partners deserve the real thanks. I just make the 3d models.

He's being modest, of course. He's actually contracted out to....

*THIP*
*THIP*


*thud*

[TLAM Strike]

Originally Posted by krashkart

He's being modest, of course. He's actually contracted out to....

*THIP*
*THIP*


*thud*

@ Vendor: If you are looking for the Midget Sub stuff go to the bottom and look for the older posts for June.

@Penguin: My friend says they are at the Colombian Coast Guard based in Cartagena. 10 24'58.69"N 75 32'56.18"W if you look in Google Earth you will notice a low profile boat tied to the Pier as well.

[Penguin]

thanks man, I found it on Google Earth. It's even hard to detect on the beach, image it in the water

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

@ Vendor: If you are looking for the Midget Sub stuff go to the bottom and look for the older posts for June.

@Penguin: My friend says they are at the Colombian Coast Guard based in Cartagena. 10 24'58.69"N 75 32'56.18"W if you look in Google Earth you will notice a low profile boat tied to the Pier as well.

[TLAM Strike]

The DEA has posted several big photos of this sub incl. some interior shots.

http://www.justice.gov/dea/images_ma...tions.html#sub

[Dronston]

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

The DEA has posted several big photos of this sub incl. some interior shots.

http://www.justice.gov/dea/images_ma...tions.html#sub

wow, that looks like it was put together by some hobby DIY guy. Wouldn't sail in that thing for even a lot of money. Makes you wonder how many crews have died in such a thing nobody knows about...

[krashkart]

I give 'em an A+ for 'interesting use of steering wheels'.