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How US Navy Divers Bugged A Secret Soviet Undersea Cable | Cold War Spy Mission Explained

In the freezing depths of the Sea of Okhotsk, US Navy saturation divers executed the most audacious espionage mission of the Cold War under the nose of the Soviet fleet. Operation Ivy Bells required the USS Halibut to penetrate restricted waters and install a massive recording device on a live communication cable in total darkness. 📍 CHAPTERS 00:00 Installing The Undersea Wiretap 01:59 A Submarine Built For Espionage 03:59 The Challenging Search For The Cable 05:55 Deploying The Advanced Sensor Sled 08:01 The Problem Of Navigational Drift 10:05 Eight Days Of Meticulous Grid Searching 12:08 Preparing For The Saturation Dive 14:07 Making First Contact With The Cable 16:10 The Physiology Of Saturation Diving 18:22 Designing The Tap's Clamping Mechanism 20:25 Operating The Manual Hydraulic Pump 22:33 A Dangerous Tear In The Diver's Glove 24:32 Struggling With The Hydraulic Pump 26:31 Emergency Blow And Evasive Maneuvers 28:44 The Anxious Wait For Confirmation 30:35 The Incredible Value Of The Intelligence 32:43 Ronald Pelton's Devastating Betrayal 34:42 Setting A New Submarine Duration Record 36:44 The Captured Pod Displayed In Moscow 38:51 Honoring The Men Who Stayed Down #operationivybells #usshalibut #saturationdiving #underseacabletapping #seaofokhotsk #coldwarespionage #sovietnavysecrets #nuclearsubmarine #navalintelligence #nsasurveillance #ronaldpelton #declassifiedmissions #deepseadiving #wiretapping #submarinewarfare