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A type of torture in which the victim’s head or body is immersed in excrement and urine

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But she cautions against attempting to calculate treatment-related risks using people identified through the submariners' telephone hotline -- without medical records to confirm any reported diseases.

Reassessing radium's risks: military men and children may unwittingly have participated in a massive radiation experiment

Butler, who is a supporter of the armed forces, wanted real submariners to have an opportunity to see the film and recorded a special message for them which was played beforehand.

Sub crews periscope out star's film first

On March 19 cadets of the Nizhniy Novgorod River College named after IPKulibin and students of the Volga State University of Water Transport took part in the celebration of the Day of the Sailor Submariner. The future reapers took part in the event dedicated to the 112th anniversary of the creation of the Russian submarine forces, which was held in the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin near the S-13 submarine monument.

Russian Federation : Meeting in the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin on the Volga marked the Day of the seaman-submariner

Former submariner Rodney Silvester, 67, who had cancer, had outlived all his friends.

Facebook plea packs out funeral; VETERAN

The only section that might not engage so much are the parts dedicated to models of submarines and the old belongings of submariners, which lack the dynamism of the other exhibits.

Star attraction rules the waves: The Royal Navy Submarine Museum is an invitation to claustrophobia

"I booked a flight to Kansas and we did a roadtrip of nine states and ended up gatecrashing the American submariners' get-together in San Diego.

Tales from under the deep blue sea

It punched a hole through thin ice and the dead submariners were taken to a nearby base and flown home.

Storage risk in Arctic tragedy; INQUEST: 'Systemic failures' blamed for submarine blast deaths

The SCOG was activated by the two submariners dropping a chemical briquette into a container, causing oxygen to be released.

Oxygen generator blast killed submariner, 20

A submariner is even more separated from the world than his shipmates aboard surface ships.

A different world: life on a sub

Former Canadian submariner Peter Kavanagh told the media, "There's no way you can put a [positive] spin on that." But Vice-Admiral Drew Robertson gave it a good twirl in his interview on page 8.

Canada's subs yet to fire

Independent scholar Knoblock examines the role of African American submariners, chronicling their service from WWII through the 1975 abolishment of the steward rating, to which they had been limited.

Black Submariners in the United States Navy, 1940-1975

Hundreds of submariners converged on Liverpool's Adelphi hotel for an annual reunion service.