They had just 20 seconds to avoid the unimaginable. Trapped in a sinking submarine, flooded with seawater and heading to the dark bottom of the Indian Ocean. The 60 men and women aboard the stricken Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Dechaineux would have been helpless as their | Collector

They had just 20 seconds to avoid the unimaginable. Trapped in a sinking submarine, flooded with seawater and heading to the dark bottom of the Indian Ocean. The 60 men and women aboard the stricken Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Dechaineux would have been helpless as their

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They had just 20 seconds to avoid the unimaginable. Trapped in a sinking submarine, flooded with seawater and heading to the dark bottom of the Indian Ocean. The 60 men and women aboard the stricken Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Dechaineux would have been helpless as their

They had just 20 seconds to avoid the unimaginable. Trapped in a sinking submarine, flooded with seawater and heading to the dark bottom of the Indian Ocean. The 60 men and women aboard the stricken Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Dechaineux would have been helpless as their

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