>>18019836

>a crewmate from the engineering department remarked that it had been moving “faster than the speed of sound, underwater.”

"Trump bragged about a weapon that doesn't appear to actually exist to a cheering crowd in Georgia"

"President Donald Trump told a cheering crowd in Georgia that the US has both "hypersonic" and "hydrosonic" missiles. "Brand new missiles and rockets, hypersonic missiles. We have hypersonic and hydrosonic," Trump said in Valdosta. "You know what hydrosonic is? Water."

"We have them all," he continued. "We have missiles that can go seven times faster than any missile in the world." "

https://www.businessinsider.in/politics/world/news/trump-bragged-about-a-weapon-that-doesnt-appear-to-actually-exist-to-a-cheering-crowd-in-georgia/articleshow/79595732.cms

>>18019931

>Does anyone even QA

On the night of January 16, 1982, five Navy divers lost their lives in an accident aboard a Navy submarine, the USS GRAYBACK. The cause of death was vacuum induced bends. The accident occurred in the starboard hangar diving chamber of the GRAYBACK as the divers were preparing to exit the flooded chamber into the dry side of the hangar. To exit the chamber, it was necessary to drain the water from the wet side. This was to be accomplished by Plaintiff, Petty Officer Bloomer, who was stationed in the "control bubble," a plexi-glass enclosure from which he was to open the hangar and valve to allow air into the chamber as the water drained out. After reporting the valve open, Bloomer opened the drain valve to drain the water from the hangar.

The five Navy divers died when a vacuum condition occurred as the chamber was draining. The families of four of the five deceased Navy divers brought this lawsuit against General Dynamics Corporation and the United States alleging strict liability, negligence, and breach of warranty claims.

Specifically, the Navy was negligent in failing to:

1. properly lubricate and maintain the shaft to the main hangar vent valve.

https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp/626/1330/1398456/

>>18019990

>looks like us planes did it though

What is the primary mission of a marine patrol and reconnaissance aircraft, Anon?

>>18020194

>real muscle cars died when the 60s ended.

Nuh Uh. The '80s had muscle cars too! This one was a Shelby:

>>18020200

>So does this mean when Q posted "Trust Wray", etc. he was saying they were the most evil?

What then of: 'Have faith and trust in yourself.'?

https://qalerts.app/?q=trust in yourself

>>18020308

>Fold those back seats forward and you had…

Speaking of Billy Jeff:

Clinton was in Shreveport, La., last week, reminiscing fondly to a group of auto workers about the El Camino pickup he had during the 1970s.

"It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back," he said to gales of laughter from the auto workers – and gaping mouths from his aides. "You don't want to know why, but I did."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1994/02/18/clintons-astroturf-answer-no-that-wasnt-it/0aab6de3-29f0-4c99-9846-58cb8f813403/