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If it was launched from a sub you would not see that. By the time it broke the surface it would be burnin' hot and clean. Puget Sound is deeper than a lot of people realize. Saratoga Passage and Skagit Bay (where the launch probably originated) are at least 300ft deep once you get away from the shoreline with the deepest parts reaching almost 900ft elsewhere in the Sound. Plenty of water for subs to travel just about anywhere submerged.
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Already done. I talked to friends on the Kitsap and Whidbey. It had to come from Skagit Bay or Saratoga Passage. You can't see Mt Baker in the pic, but it's to the right of the missile track. Using the location of CAM2 (which recorded the launch) and the direction it faced it had be in that area which east of the island. If it launched from west of the island the direction would be NNW. We determined the direction was NNE from the CAM2 location so it would have to be Skagit Bay or Saratoga Passage. Depth in the middle of either one is about 3ooft. Plenty deep for subs, even boomers and not far from Bangor (boomer base). Also it was probably one of ours since not even a frog could get down the Straits and into the Sound without the Navy knowing. The coast, Straits and Sound are rife with radar, sonar, and passive listening posts.