Nautilus vs K-129: The Deadly Submarine Espionage Of The Cold War | In Enemy Depths | Big Ships!

The Cold War era witnessed intense submarine rivalry between the superpowers, as they vied for political supremacy in the depths of the oceans. Both the United States and the Soviet Union developed advanced submarine technology, such as the nuclear-powered Nautilus and the Soviet Whiskey class diesel-electric attack submarines. The arms race escalated with the development of nuclear-powered submarines capable of carrying ballistic missiles, leading to heightened tensions between East and West. Incidents like the sinking of the Soviet submarine K-129 in 1968, believed by some to be intentional, added to the heightened tension of the deadly submarine operations during the Cold War.
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[@sjoormen1]

Skate class is reduced Nautilus in size and reactor.

[@djpalindrome]

Rubbish. There was no collision

[@Tiago-qv9lr]

1st comment

[@HogeN1337]

Grow up

[@Tiago-qv9lr]

@@HogeN1337 jealous

[@robertmileyjr442]

We are all fucked.😎