intelligence coup own though it was only partially successful. but it started with this same system or an older version of it i should say picking up on the sound of the implosion and allowing it to help the americans zero in on a specific location just as they did in this case. appreciate it. thank you. former commander of u.s. submarine forces and before that submarine forces in the atlantic michael connor certainly understands about undersea detection capabilities. admiral thank you so much for being with us. i won t ask for details but can you talk in general about these listening devices? sure. happy to help. i think warren has it right. there are systems located in various places around the world that are of interest too the country. and they do passively detect noises in the ocean usually used
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