SQUALUS LIFTS AND SINKS AGAIN -

The video tutorial discusses a naval operation to salvage the sunken submarine Squalus. It outlines the plan involving pontoons filled with water and compressed air to lift the submarine. The execution faces challenges as the weight proves too heavy, causing the submarine to slip back into the deep. The video concludes with a brief mention of a different naval story off the coast of Quiberon.

What is the depth at which the Squalus submarine is located?

• 100 feet

• 1000 feet

• 245 feet

• 500 feet

What is the primary method used to lift the submarine from the ocean floor?

• Using cranes

• Filling the submarine with air

• Using pontoons filled with water and then emptied with compressed air

• Attaching balloons to the submarine

What challenge did the sailors face during the salvage operation?

• There was a burst of foam at a critical moment

• The submarine was too deep to reach

• A storm interrupted the operation

• The pontoons failed to rise

What happened to the forward half of the submarine during the operation?

• It remained submerged

• It was successfully lifted to the surface

• It was destroyed

• It was detached from the rest of the submarine

What was the outcome of the salvage operation for the Squalus?

• The operation was postponed

• The submarine slipped back into the deep

• The submarine was successfully salvaged

• The submarine was towed to shore