Salvage mission on submarine continues

A stricken Canadian sub was today continuing its slow progress towards a naval base on the west coast of Scotland, four days after a fire left it paralysed in the mid-Atlantic.

Salvage mission on submarine continues
Sat, 09 Oct, 2004 - 19:08

A stricken Canadian sub was today continuing its slow progress towards a naval base on the west coast of Scotland, four days after a fire left it paralysed in the mid-Atlantic.

The blaze on board HMCS Chicoutimi, 100 miles off the west coast of Ireland, claimed the life of one crewman and left two others in hospital.

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