It was discussed as a possible explanation for the K-129's sinking, suggesting a mutiny and a false flag operation by rogue KGB agents, though this theory was not widely accepted.
This comes from a book in 2005 called Red Star Rogue by Kenneth Sewell and Clint Richmond.
— Episode: Project Azorian, or: the CIA Steals A Su...
Episode: Project Azorian, or: the CIA Steals A Submarine
It was discussed as a possible explanation for the K-129's sinking, suggesting a mutiny and a false flag operation by rogue KGB agents, though this theory was not widely accepted.
This comes from a book in 2005 called Red Star Rogue by Kenneth Sewell and Clint Richmond.
That's like a fiction book, right, Ben?
No, they think it actually happened. That's their argument, but it doesn't seem to hold much water in my opinion.
Episode: Project Azorian, or: the CIA Steals A Submarine
It was discussed as a potential explanation for the K-129's disappearance, proposing a mutiny and false flag operation involving rogue KGB agents.
This comes from a book in 2005 called Red Star Rogue by Kenneth Sewell and Clint Richmond.
That's like a fiction book, right, Ben?
No, they think it actually happened. That's their argument, but it doesn't seem to hold much water in my opinion.
Episode: Project Azorian, or: the CIA Steals A Submarine
It was mentioned as a 2005 book which proposes the theory that the K-129 submarine was a victim of mutiny by rogue KGB agents who intended to start a war between China and the USA.
This comes from a book in 2005 called Red Star Rogue by Kenneth Sewell and Clint Richmond.