Is there a Russian or North Korean submarine off the coast of California? Unusual [tr]

UK Daily Mail ^ | April 11, 2017 | Anna Hopkins

[C19fan]

The idling presence of anti-submarine military crafts hovering off the United States' West Coast has prompted concerns of a possible threat to national security.

Concerns have circulated that a foreign submarine from North Korea or Russia could be the reason for the unusual military activity off the coast of California.

Three low-lying military aircraft were reportedly seen in the area using flight-tracking software, despite it not being a normal area of surveillance.

[Churchillspirit]

Typical!

[Lower Deck]

It is not going home. One way trip.

Kamikaze attacks are soooo Japanese.

[Lower Deck]

They still using P-3s in California?

There are four or five squadrons of them at Whidby Island and a Canadian squadron of Auroras at Comox.

[Lower Deck]

If their Whiskey is still operational, it has the range for a one way trip. The old Romeos might, as well.

The chances of either one getting out of the Sea of Japan undetected is about zero.

[PAR35]

Thanks

[PAR35]

Why did you post a picture from a United Airlines flight on this thread?

[wrench]

2 small Japanese subs have been found near Pearl Harbor that were associated with the attacks. One may have launched torpedoes during the attack, the other was sunk before it got to the harbor.