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English: 090529-N-0000X-060 KEY WEST, Fl .- In this undated file photo Lt. Cmdr. Ted Davis, center, marks a "Z" on the sail of the Tench-class diesel submarine USS Grenadier (SS 525), as Commander Submarine Squadron 12 Capt. Fritz Harlfinger, lef, and Commander Submarine Division 122 Cmdr. Brez Betzel look on. Davis was able to claim the mock "Z" after tracking a Soviet Zulu-class submarine for more than 18 hours, leading to the first documented evidence that the Soviet Union was conducting submarine operations in the Atlantic Ocean. The event was an intelligence coup for the U.S. military. (U.S. Navy photo/Released)
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Source http://www.navy.mil/view_image.asp?id=72150
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