Maritime Monday: Implosion of the USS THRESHER

The first and worst nuclear submarine disaster in history. On the heels of the TITAN submersible implosion, we look at the 1963 implosion of the USS THRESHER and what the government tried to hide from the public.

Special thanks to @BrickImmortar for, as always, one of the best videos on the subject. If you want to watch the video without my comments, visit @BrickImmortar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-uJ1do3yV8

Also, special thanks to the National Archives for much of the information in this video.

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