I spent a good many years serving on round hull submarines. I know of everything from coffe cups to shotguns that went over the side, including me once.
The removable plates on the sail of a Strugeon class submarine are about 2' square and will plane through the water 80-100' when they fall in the water, as with dropping tools when working on your car the gravitaional pull of a submarine tender pulled the sail plate under the ship. Divers spent 2 days looking for that, they also brought up over 200 coffe cups.
The removable plates on the sail of a Strugeon class submarine are about 2' square and will plane through the water 80-100' when they fall in the water, as with dropping tools when working on your car the gravitaional pull of a submarine tender pulled the sail plate under the ship. Divers spent 2 days looking for that, they also brought up over 200 coffe cups.