Chapter
The Secret Compartment During the Cold War
51:37 - 55:19 (03:42)
During the Cold War, a secret compartment was created to store all information related to a project, and although the US knew that the Soviets knew about it, it could not be admitted out loud.
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In this episode, the host explores a Cold War story about US and Soviet submarines and how it became the basis for the book, The Hunt for Red October.
51:37 - 52:46 (01:09)
Cold War
Summary
In this episode, the host explores a Cold War story about US and Soviet submarines and how it became the basis for the book, The Hunt for Red October.
ChapterThe Secret Compartment During the Cold War
EpisodeSelects: Project Azorian: The CIA's Super 70s Mission To Steal A Sunken Soviet Sub
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Despite knowing the Soviets were aware of their actions, both sides refused to acknowledge it publicly and instead played a silent game of waiting for the other to reveal their knowledge.
52:46 - 54:09 (01:23)
Cold War
Summary
Despite knowing the Soviets were aware of their actions, both sides refused to acknowledge it publicly and instead played a silent game of waiting for the other to reveal their knowledge.
ChapterThe Secret Compartment During the Cold War
EpisodeSelects: Project Azorian: The CIA's Super 70s Mission To Steal A Sunken Soviet Sub
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The Glomar Explorer, which was retrofitted to be a deep sea drilling barge, was sold for $15 million to a private company 8 years ago.
54:09 - 55:19 (01:09)
Project Azorian
Summary
The Glomar Explorer, which was retrofitted to be a deep sea drilling barge, was sold for $15 million to a private company 8 years ago. The project resulted in Howard Hughes obtaining a free deep sea mining ship.