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To: average joe who wrote (17052)	9/14/2000 6:43:37 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Respond to of 17770

June 11, 1999 Murmansk, Russia Nuclear Submarines Military experts' investigation confirms that the sailor who shot eight, barricaded himself in the torpedo room, and threatened to blow up a Russian submarine in September, 1998, did threaten the Russian north with a nuclear disaster. The only change to the system used to guard nuclear weapons is that there are now two people on watch instead of one at the Gadzhiyevo docks where the incident occurred. _________________ Excerpt from: stimson.org As you can see, the Kursk "incident" was not a première but rather the last sequel of the Russian navy's record of "manpower disruptions"....