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I was 70 feet underwater my diving buddy

was Stan Graham with the Los Angeles

police force Stan was a fine diver and

judo expert he came down with me to

practice he had applied for a job on the

new underwater search and recovery unit

we had fun doing it as both of us could

use practice in underwater defenses

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we didn't know that five miles away

another diver was about to surface and

his grave problems would soon be part of

ours Louise Louise I found something

something important what is it

a submarine foreign type World War two

submarine yeah how deep is it 140 feet

the Navy's been looking for it for years

I think there's a reward reward yeah

$5,000 Oh Jerry I'm gonna change thanks

I want to put a marker buoy on it you

get the chart let's mark the exact

position right

Karin what is it how do you think what's

the matter Oh

huh

you don't know

I do one calling Coast Guard help me

please

r21 call the coastguard help me please

KOB calling to XL hardeneth KOB calling

to excel helvi calling to excel come in

Mike ko me calling to X out he'll be

calling to excel come in Mike to excel

the ko VI Riccio is Mike Nelson come on

in KO v boba Mike this is the Coast

Guard stationed on reading Island

are you still down there Victoria point

yeah but five miles off over good on the

other side of Victoria point is a cabin

crews are calling for help yours is the

only boat that's anywhere close can you

give assistance you bet what's the

trouble all right

we're not sure the woman calling appears

to be hysterical we're on our way

Roger I get that hope will you stand

you

fuck Mike

before hey crazy man would you darling

along in about 15 minutes

no gonna fall No

you

a bad heart know how I do it cause I

don't know keep moving

let's take a look

Mike

doing

hike wasn't

hey what am I doing here

nothing you worry about you're

practically good as new

Oh what happened oh yeah that that other

fella is you're right still touch-and-go

but we may have the antidote peridot all

right you get some rest

well you mean what will rest restful

then what happened to me it

what do you mean aunt Oh for what you

think you can answer a few questions

yeah if you answer if you mine when you

became you do you recall your first

symptom my vision difficult for me to

see any tightness in your chest

yeah hours difficult me to breathe and

my mouth was dry and I was a kind of a

well my head was going around as a kind

of a buzzing it it was hurting me to uh

where deep behind the eyes

yeah you remember anything after that Oh

thing

Oh what happened to me either what I do

doctor well if I have the lab report if

you test on the electric eel it's

positive total collapse of the nervous

system movie no not you

I'll be right back mr. Nelson is to have

no visitors what happened to you must be

kept an absolute secret

I won't tell us over buta

140 feet I'm not sure either one of us

was a good enough diver for that doctor

maybe together both of us can add up to

one good diver

let me handle that no I'll take the

metal detector and remember I only want

to confirm what mr. Wylie says he saw

we're going to go too close under any

circumstances no matter what you ready

wasn't a mark on that shock and yet it

looked as though he died violently you

might have been very near that cell we

could have made at least one more try oh

I've seen enough Mike Nelson should be

fully recovered by tomorrow rest is

entirely up to him

during World War two I was with chemical

warfare at the time there was an

intelligence report about an enemy

submarine that disappeared while on a

secret mission

that could be the same sub a sub

carrying full containers of X and write

for familiarization studies accent right

you've heard of nerve gas oh yeah yeah

there was a stuff the Nazis here we're

gonna throw at it until they found out

that we had it - yes

one drop could kill a man accent right

was an experimental offshoot more

unstable and even deadlier and there

could be as much as a ton of it right

now lying not more than 10 miles

offshore assume that those tanks are

finally being eaten through a strong

offshore wind at the wrong moment could

turn our beaches into death traps even

worse wipe out the whole town but I

could be wrong

well what about what happened us mr.

Wiley and Breen that'll be proof enough

for you there are poisonous forms of sea

plankton and under certain conditions

they couldn't use roughly similar rear

heads right i remember i remember saying

thousands of dead fish strewn all over

the beaches because of that plankton

whales to my supposing i personally see

to the safety precautions it would still

be very dangerous would you make just

one die for me

until that sub is located and tested for

accent right I can't take any action not

until I know for sure just how hot that

sub is okay

when I get out of this place there will

be my first stop that's up and you

better see to it that is not my last one

I had no choice I had to go down

I was carrying the metal detector

it was extremely sensitive but so far it

hadn't registered a thing even though

the water was quite warm I wore a

wetsuit dr. Winnik get it sista Don it

it would be another protection against

possible skin contact with eggs and

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then suddenly the steady harm of the

metal detector turned into a strong

signal there it was the submarine

a Japanese submarine definitely dr. Wilf

had warned me not to get close to it

under any circumstances until he

provided me with special equipment

but even at that distance I could see a

CPG of bubbles coming from a break in

one of the plates my orders were to

surface after making contact

accent right is probably one of the most

powerful toxic agents in existence you

must respect it every single second

this chemical agent detector goes down

with you it's like the ones used in

chemical Arsenal's it will respond to

the slightest trace of accent right

these red lights will flash on and the

buzzer will sound off what about this

which is used for this is a detoxifying

chemical just before you put on your

wetsuit it will dust the inside of it

thoroughly with this oh the accent right

is that powerful it'll penetrate a

wetsuit rubber it will there's a very

effective antidote against nerve gas

called atropine and it works against

accent right - you will carry these two

syringes with you Stan will carry two

others

I've already briefed him on procedure do

you know how to use hypodermic yes I do

use them as conventional hypodermics I

hope you don't have to use them but if

you do act very fast

I don't worry I will I've already had a

taste of that stuff

I knew that I was in the presence of

nerve gas and the closer that I got to

those bubbles coming out of the

submarine the greater the registration

a doc had been right all along it was

exotic still potent still deadly and

coming up more and more rapidly as the

containers decayed the doc had his

verification now the town would be

evacuated and he could turn this job

over to the Navy

but there was still one job left for

standing me to do

it wouldn't take us long to weld a

temporary seal that would cut off or

reduce the seepage dr. Winnik had

assured us that the gas was non

explosive

stand burped his finger on the hot metal

he disregarded the little mishap it took

only a few more seconds to close off

that seepage completely but they were

very costly seconds

luckily Stan went lipped for a few

seconds long enough for me to administer

the hypodermic

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our job was finished the rest was up to

the Navy

the Navy ships were moving out after

rigging the sub with explosives

the explosion would oxidize the gas into

a harmless substance and the coastal

area would be safe again for ships and

swimmers

hi I'm Lloyd Bridges inviting you to

join us for another action-packed story

of underwater adventure one week from

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