the u.s. coast guard coordinating an active search and rescue mission using a c-130 crew. canada assisting. the p-8 has under water detection capabilities. they hope to find the five mission specialists and hamis harding, according to the new york post. oceangate launched this submarine from newfoundland headed out for a six-hour tour of the wreckage of the titanic. it didn t come back last night. so it was reported missing to the coast guard. listen. locating an object on the bottom will be difficult, but we will bring all assets to bear that we can to try and find the submersible and rescue the crew. the oceangate is using all of their resources, too, conducting a surface search. the coast guard has reached out
do we know the status of the search, the size of the search area? we certainly know the size of the search area. it is quite large. while they are searching in the vicinity of the titanic wreck and that s about 400 miles off the southeast coast of st. john s new foundland. the problem is when they lost communication with that submersible, they had no idea they lost communication with it for about two hours and the longer time went on, they reported it to the u.s. coast guard. it s been missing for about 24 hours. according to the u.s. coast guard that s leading the search and rescue because it is technically in american waters, they continue the search with now three assets on scene. what s interesting here is the fact that canada and that is specifically the halifax research coordination and rescue center has sent up a p-8. that can look from the air to look for a submersible in the
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