USS Connecticut crashed into 'underwater mountain' in South China Sea last month, Navy says
The incident happened Oct. 2 in disputed waters but was not reported by the U.S. Navy until five days later, prompting accusations from China.
USS Connecticut crashed into 'underwater mountain' in South China Sea last month, Navy says
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