The U.S. and other NATO countries this week are wrapping up a naval exercise off the coast of Norway to test and refine their capabilities to rescue submarines that are lost or in danger.

More than 100 military personnel spanning three nations were in Glasgow to test a new Nato submarine system. From March 4-6, a three day mass evacuation exercise, known as MASSEVEX, took place ...

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Military personnel from the UK, France and Norway gathered in Glasgow earlier this week to take part in a NATO Submarine Rescue System test. The mass evacuation exercise ran from March 4 to March ...

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However, the photo shows the American submarine USS Billfish, opens new tab paired with a navy rescue vessel called the Avalon, opens new tab (DSRV-2), not a Russian submarine with a missile.

As the cruise missile submarine sank in relatively shallow waters that were just 350 feet (108 meters), a total of 23 sailors were able to flee to a rear compartment of the Kursk, and wait for rescue.