U.S. Sub and Japanese Vessel Collide

09 Jan 2007

An American nuclear-powered attack submarine has collided with a Japanese commercial vessel in the Arabian Sea. Initial reports from the area said there were no injuries and only slight damage, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday night. Full Story

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