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The 1974 Submarine Collision That Could Have Started World War III

In 1974, a Soviet Victor-class submarine infiltrated Holy Loch and collided with a US ballistic missile sub carrying 16 nuclear warheads. Both superpowers buried the incident to prevent a geopolitical meltdown, but the details reveal just how close the world came to catastrophe in a Scottish harbor. 📍 CHAPTERS 00:00 Closing In On Imminent Collision 01:33 USS Madison Departs Holy Loch 02:55 Soviet Submarine Violates Territorial Waters 04:28 USS Madison Executes Early Dive 06:03 Operational Doctrine And Tactical Assumptions 07:37 Submarines On Converging Collision Courses 08:57 Sonar Detects Sudden Blade Rate Spike 10:33 Underwater Collision Between Nuclear Submarines 12:07 Captain Decides To Surface For Inspection 13:39 Executing Emergency Main Ballast Blow 14:59 Crew Conducts Topside Hull Inspection 16:30 Arrival Of NATO Patrol Aircraft 18:01 Damaged Victor Class Transits Submerged 19:36 Assessing Hull Damage In Drydock 20:57 Governments Maintain Silence On Incident 22:34 Changes To SSBN Departure Doctrine 24:06 Technical Upgrades To Victor Class Sonar 25:40 Strategic History Of Holy Loch Base 27:03 Persistent Risk Of Submerged Collisions 28:37 Preserving Secrets Through Mutual Silence #coldwar #sovietsubmarine #ussjamesmadison #k306 #victorclass #holyloch #submarinecollision #nuclearmissile #poseidonmissile #navalhistory #declassified #topsecret #ciareadingroom #sovietnavy #royalnavy