CIA Releases New Details on Cold War Mission

CIA Releases New Details on Cold War Mission

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In 1974, far out in the Pacific, a U.S. ship pretending to be a deep-sea mining vessel fished a sunken Soviet nuclear-armed submarine out of the ocean depths, took what it could of the wreck and made off to Hawaii with its purloined prize.

Now, Washington is owning up to Project Azorian, a brazen mission from the days of high-stakes - and high-seas - Cold War rivalry.

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And who the hell cares...CIA discloses records and doesn't even release the whole thing. We need some real releasing of records. We want to know what was recovered. We want to know the truth! I wonder if Russia will release the rest of the story...now that would be a slap in the face. When will they ever tell us about the second shooter on the grassy knoll?

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Project Azorian is an extremely interesting project and has gained the attention of Evan Pedone who is working on a Feature Film. Anyone who may frequent the ATS Forums and has first hand knowledge of Project Azorian can go to projectazorian.com, and fill out the advisor form. Evan Pedone is the Producer of the Feature Film GPS, and has written the political thriller Assassin's Mace.

To learn more about Evan Pedone go to www.evanpedone.com

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[edit on 9-3-2010 by ExPostFacto]

Was this the same Soviet nuclear submarine that was sent to the Hawaii coast with orders to lock on and prepare to fire? Also the same submarine that had a mysterious Spetsnaz unit loaded onto it at the last moment which made the regular crew (who all died by the way) very nervous?