Submarine Spying
summary
A Cold War US submarine sneaks into a remote Soviet sea to locate and tap undersea telephone cables, using shoreline “cable crossing” signs to aim the search. The team builds an induction tap that wraps around a cable and trains divers to walk the seabed, travelling inside a decompression chamber welded to the deck so they can survive surfacing. The raid captures unencrypted orders and personal calls, succeeds repeatedly, and produces intelligence that helps ease superpower tensions.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction to cold war spy
- 1:00Planning the soviet cable tap
- 2:27Locating the hidden target
- 3:42Execution and mission success
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