Secret submarine that no one can speak of

Parche had to be another common “ ” submarine designed to track and destroy enemies. It has been named after a small fish living on coral reefs.

In 1976 she moved to the Pacific Navy and was first modified. Since then, the public was unaware of what is happening to the submarine, but today it is clear that the Parche Navy has chosen to be part of a secret partnership between the CIA and the Navy.

Parche then de facto returns from a submarine under the spirit “ ”, equipped with the latest monitoring, monitoring and surveillance technology.

Submarines are also known as “Silent Service”, as they work better and reach the maximum when they are not discovered. The teams that served on this submarine were also obliged to engage to never say a word about the nature of their duties or the submarine itself.

By the late 1970 ' s, Parche had made several trips to the Ohotsk Sea, followed by the USS Halibut Seawolf to capture Soviet communications as part of Operation Ivy Bells. What they collected was of crucial importance to finding Russian agents.

Parche also helped collect Soviet missile remains to be analysed by the navy and developed similar weapons for their needs.

In the late '80s and early '90s, the submarine was updated with new technology, cameras and an expanded body to have more people and equipment. And the technology that enabled the subset of “to quietly” at the bottom of the ocean as divers enter and go out to perform tasks.

By 2000, Parche was already a serious old woman in the fleet. Everyone from her class was “in retirement” and Stormons were replaced by the Los Angeles class and SeaWolf. In 2004, he concluded that it was time to draw submarines from “platform special projects” and active service.

After 30 years, Parche has withdrawn and dismantled, although its essence has been displayed in Bremerton, Washington State. In the first position of the submarine and most important of the spying, she was replaced by the USS Jimmy Carter, a Seaolf class.

Some of its “dosting” continues to be secret, and many do not know it's a higher profile submarine in the U.S. Navy, which never fired on its own weapons, and its naval duties kept it as the biggest secret and often cracked up with dezinforms.