This is where I have huge problems, anons.

1. Missile launches on submarines require crew readiness and all officers onboard would have to be informed of what was happening (and why).

2. At least two officers are required to arm and launch.

3. If the above had been organized, why launch just one cruise missile?

BUT, it sure looks like a missile launch in the photo. I've seen enough time lapse photography to know that plane navigation lights sure don't look like that (they have a much 'cooler' tone in appearance than the 'warm' burning fuel of a missile).

It's all so damn hard to believe…I want to, but can't. Think of all the people that would have leaked information on it all by now. It's just such a big secret to keep hidden. Anyone else struggle like this?

>>2312852

So the nearby naval base and station's authorities are comped? That's even harder to believe..Kitsap and Everett are both right there.

>>2313009

That can be done with compromised SAPs? Still, though, how does that not get leaked by the crew or people in the know?

>>2313223

chain of command