US COAST GUARD RAIDS a DRUG SUBMARINE and Then THIS HAPPENED...

Deep in our oceans hides a secret world; thousands of illegal drug submarines, each carrying more than three tons of drugs, worth millions on the black market. The submarines are very well-built and hard to detect! But what happens when the US Coast Guard comes face to face with these criminals?
The scale of this underworld operation is growing day by day. How are they caught? What is found inside these shady submarines?
It should not surprise you that there have been quite a number of instances where the US Coast Guard has intercepted huge drug trafficking operations. In fact, there are some pretty recent occurrences too!
The event of September 2019 involving a submarine transporting illicit substances vividly underscored the critical importance of the US Coast Guard. In a remarkable display of their capabilities, the US Coast Guard intercepted and apprehended a submarine carrying a staggering 12,000 pounds of illicit drugs. This operation was a collaborative effort between the Coast Guard, US Navy, and international partners.
The interception took place in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, a known hotbed for drug trafficking activities. The Coast Guard Cutter Munro, equipped with advanced surveillance and detection systems, detected the presence of a self-propelled semi-submersible vessel (SPSS) navigating suspiciously in the open waters.
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[@tarahill2193]

My Dad was Navy I wish I could support you financially 😢

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

Do you have a guy with make up and lipstick aboard?

[@msimon6808]

The US Government supports criminals with Prohibition. Good to see the USN supporting the Prohibition effort.

[@theapacolypse]

This is BOGUS reporting ! As they are NOT submarines !

[@mb-3faze]

Give the captured subs to Ukraine. They could use them...

[@blueyezmichael9262]

I’m a recovered drug addict whom was in 20 years active addiction with 23 hospitalized OD’s and dozens more undocumented. I underwent 2 years of rehab and graduated nearly 2 years ago, giving myself nearly 4 years clean. I applaud the efforts foreshown in this video and give my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude for what u people do. If it for people like u, I may have succumbed to my former lifestyle. So with teary eyes, I send hugs not drugs to u all. Tyvm for ur service

[@jamiebray8532]

Congratulations brother, I'm proud of you. I'm a recovering addict myself. I've been 15yrs clean kinda I guess. I'm still roped into the methadone lie. You know the story. Doctors get you hooked. They snatch it away. You go on the streets for your fix cause you still got a family to support. Can't take time from work for DT's. Then the methadone clinic comes up. They never tell you the absolute truth about it. Just how addictive it is, & how hard & long the detox process is on it. And after 10yrs on it the chances of getting off drop drastically. Yeah that song & dance. But other than that I haven't put anything in my body legal or illegal. To hear someone come out like you is great inspiration for me still. Plus I've made it a point to tell new victims of the for profit methadone industry the real truth the clinics won't. Keep it up brother.

[@ammo1033]

Congratulations on your achievement of becoming clean!

[@virginiashirley4139]

I applaud your recovery 👏

[@alanbithell4587]

Well done getting clean. I wish you every success in staying that way

[@talapeanutbutter4250]

I’m so glad you got clean. Your rehab was a long one but the short term rehabs usually don’t work. Most are paid by insurance so they’re in and out.

[@jwrosenbury]

Coast Guard: "We dealt a significant blow to drug trafficking organizations". Cartel: "Profit margins are up 3%".

[@danb1698]

I agree. However the USCG is still out there doing what they do. The increase in drugs coming into the U.S. is thanks to our president creating a super highway on our southern border to keep the drug dealers supplied in fentanyl and our pedophiles supplied with children.

[@Nomadcreations]

Thank You For Rationality! Even though It was Also a Sarcastic Humor remark, No Disrespect meant. Yes each 2$ million Sub Gets confiscated with a 150$ Mill = Payload; and a dozen That made it to profits so Music and Movie stars , govt people and even a few cops/ military that "Test" The product regularily................ & From Countries That Pleasure coco is their main product of "Export" having workers work around the clock to make more "Product"

[@ElSantoLuchador]

Yup it's the cost of doing business. The Coast Guard only stops a very small fraction and most of them get through. Despite the street value of the drugs, they're cheap to manufacture, and whoever is operating the sub isn't operating from free will, but under threat of death. It's not like the narcos were shocked. They expect a fraction of the drugs to be seized, and they probably use that number in their spreadsheet calculations.

[@A-Clear_View]

haha ya@@ElSantoLuchador

[@Theveganshift77]

​@@ElSantoLuchadora loss is a loss

[@user-ti9sd3lo2i]

My deceased father in law was in the coast guard for years 🇺🇲 He loved being in the coast guard!!! I myself have a lot of respect for the men and women who patrol our coast Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. They save life's up in the Bering sea. Many life's have been lost at sea? But they are the best friends of the fleet of ships crab fishing and other types of fishing. Those chopper pilots are highly skilled and with the wind blowing ungodly knots. They still put their own life's in peril to try and save as many fishermen as they possibly can!! They also like the video shows get tons of cocaine and heroin and probably bails of weed. And that slows down the flow of drugs to the United States. Originally it was the French connection and the Mafia who saturated the East Coast with all that shit!! Once the French connection was busted the Italian Mafia moved its operation to southern Italy. They also brought the drugs through Canada to NY. I'm Italian and I'm not proud of the Mafia and how many tons of heroin and cocaine and weed into the States? I lost a sister to an overdose. I hate drugs and the people who smuggle them into our beautiful country!!! They bring drugs into the States by the tons are straight up killers in my eyes. They deserve the death penalty!!! Keep busting those subs and anything else they use to get drugs into the States🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@alabamacoastie6924]

Thank you for the kind words. Retired Coastie

[@DennisRichardH]

Lives.

[@onesimopot9191]

Proud of the US GUARDS! Keep up the excellent good work.

[@fredjustice9911]

Salute to our US Coast Guard.💙

[@keithmiller252]

AMEN

[@nunyab666]

Imagine how much made it through? If they seized 39,000 lbs then it’s likely a hundred times that much went undetected.

[@mikestrickhorn4132]

10% for the big guy

[@xonx209]

The ones that were caught were decoys to distract the coast guards while the bigger sub is sneaking through under the sea

[@etherealicer]

Not a single ounce of drugs sold less because of that. The war on drugs is a complete, extremely expensive, failure (unless you are someone who makes money on selling shiny toys to law-enforcement). You want to reduce drugs/drug crimes you need to address the underlying problem: why are people taking drugs. 1) Poor healthcare leads to painkiller abuse*, leads to drugs. Solution: fix the healthcare system. The US already spends more on healthcare per capita than any other nation, so you don't need to spend more money, just ensure that it does not all go to administrators and lawyers. 2) No perspective for the poor because of very exploitative work laws. Solution: fix the work laws. Obviously, there are more reasons. But I think (and I'm a random dude on the internet, so you should believe me without putting any thoughts into it :D) these are two major points, that could be fixed. *The US consumes 80% of the worlds opiate based pain-killers.

[@dionlindsay2]

That's a weird sentence. What is it about 39,000 lbs that makes you want to multiply by 100?

[@gp37521]

Well, mb, but they still working on it!

[@vonrollveeg]

Good Work, this is exactly what our government should be doing.

[@SuperZmeister]

Before retiring from the US Navy in ‘97, I spent 3 years on a ‘reserve’ frigate in and around the Caribbean through the Panama Canal into the pacific carrying a Coast Guard detachment for drug interdiction. My ship was never allowed to open fire on drug runners to stop them but we always dreamed we would get permission to.

[@Topaz2022]

You were never allowed to open fire because you would be attacking your own men!!

[@chasbee]

@@Topaz2022 came to make pretty much the same comment!

[@shaneobrien148]

I bet wouldn’t want to harm the stash

[@richardkudrna7503]

Thank you for your service. As far as opening fire I can see the appeal but the crew are just poor slobs. I wonder how many of these semi submersibles got swamped and took down their crew.

[@Marcfj]

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[@deborahtbowers4324]

Thank to our brave Navy and Coast Guard men!!! You have our love and support for your great efforts and bravery!!!💙💙💙💙

[@Kahuna54]

One of my best friends in high school joined the Navy and was a submariner! Ever though I worked for a defense contractor with top secret clearance he wouldn’t say anything about his boat! Dave is and was a man of high intelligence and as trustworthy as they get!

[@jdestefa1]

Sat next to a submariner on a flight from SFO to Honolulu and he would not discuss his boat. SO I asked if the Tom Clancy books were accurate. He would not talk about his boat.

[@Chris_at_Home]

I’ve been on a fast attack submarine in port and got to go though the whole thing. My brother was a Chief Sonar Technician and I was an E5 in an aviation squadron. I also went on the Philadelphia right after is was commissioned but tied up at EB.

[@Afterburner]

The reason is based on "need to know" - doesn't matter the clearance level... What matters is your need to know and if you don't need to, you never get to know... ya know?

[@donaldross8597]

Smugglers are now using weather balloons. Our government allows them to freely fly over our country

[@hermethedog5177]

To you the US Coast Guard and all the services who, 24/7 365 do this dangerous hard work with skill, courage and compassion. Our family thanks you. 💙

[@tonylam9548]

How is it dangerous and hard work when none of these subs are armed and they cannot fully submerge ?

[@terribolding8162]

How do you know those inside we’re not harmed?

[@randilaatsch9758]

State sponsored piracy

[@rottanwelding]

You ol boys are darn sharp..Great work.

[@BillyBob38846]

Great job to everyone involved in the apprehension of all the narc subs! I'm a Navy veteran and i was on the USS America CV-66 and I'm so proud of you all!

[@user-bz4gx2ht7g]

My nephew is in the Coast Guard and it’s so more than it used to be. Our thanks for keeping us safe.

[@flyingthesails6801]

Buy A drink for the USCG. These guys rock. Recusing people, saving lives, and protecting our seas.

[@aquious953]

Yet the drug war has been an epic failure. It's the demand side that needs to be addressed.

[@trishtowley6030]

What keeps the sub from diving to evade capture? These Coast Guarders are heros!

[@Mark-sh2ki]

They aren't really "submarines". Just low profile hulls that have very little visible above water. They can't submerge. To do so they would have to have an immense amount of additional space for electrical batteries and motor in addition to the petrol motor. They'd have to be water tight under submerged pressure which is a lot more difficult to construct than laminating a fiberglass hull and putting a diesel motor and steering gear in it.

[@dionlindsay2]

@@Mark-sh2ki And goodness knows they spend up to $2M already on some of them. I wonder what makes them so expensive if they aren't built to submerge?

[@randilaatsch9758]

Heroes? Attacking people to steal their products is piracy or terrorism, not heroic. Even if your masters claim to "own" the ocean..... Fkn Americans 😂😂😂

[@CF-bl9ub]

Serious Respect/Thanx for and to all USCG Active duty/Retired members!

[@elainemeeker664]

Thank you USCG and others that help to keep these drugs from reaching their destination. Stay safe and God Bless ❤

[@gowdsake7103]

Do you even think before making innane comments

[@noahkleugh9323]

A Blue heart for that "other" brach of the service. From a USAF vet.

[@rohnkd4hct260]

Proud member of the USCG-AUX for almost 20 years.

[@b43xoit]

Tech details on the narco-boats would have been interesting. What engines and screws? How breathing? Any capable of going completely underwater?

[@craigsawicky1643]

Not by any definition are they "Submarines". They are designed to travel with their deck awash, they do not submerge and then surface and don't have that capability. Traveling Low in the water reduces their Radar Signature, while also making them difficult to see with the naked eye from any distance. Heat Signature especially at night would be an excellent way to spot them, especially when one suspects where to begin looking. Hydrophones would also work by listening for engine noise and cavitation of the screws/propellers(anyone remember the old war movies?). The problems are there is lots of coast line to watch, and once one gets any distance from the coast there's Lots of water in between. A cartel can afford to lose a few when one carries 6 Tons of product, so consider the effort and how many get launched!

[@29_Speed-Six]

There are actually two separate types of drug smuggling vessel (for the scenario at least). There are semi-submersibles (actually very low-profile surface craft), and actual submersible craft, many times built with the assistance engineers from other nations. As I recall, there is a submersible on display outside of Joint Interagency Task Force-South (JIATF-S) in Key West, FL.

[@cindycreateforlife]

So what’s your brilliant name for them, deck awash vehicles?

[@cindycreateforlife]

If they are heading for the United States why don’t you do something about the demand for this crap? It’s somewhat like the prostitute and the john, both are guilty!

[@oloxhossono1956]

by many definitions are they called submarines. they’re semi submersibles bozo

[@karlstreed3698]

Don't forget the Coast Guard Auxiliary, they have no law enforcement powers but free up active-duty members that do go after the drug runners. The Auxiliary's mission is safety and boater education. All are volunteers and most of their patrol boater are member owned.

[@rohnkd4hct260]

Proud 20 year member of the USCG-AUX

[@randilaatsch9758]

Pathetic and ridiculous.....

[@inhocsigno9151]

Great, I was not aware of the valuable work the CG and Navy does in drug interdiction!

[@tarahill2193]

This is brilliant!!! Congratulations to all who do this dangerous job.!!!! God keep all safe 🙏!!!!

[@gew9487]

Thankful to those Coast Guard members for their actions. They saved lives by keeping those drugs off the street. 👏🇺🇸🤗

[@garymcdermott8748]

Outstanding work by Coast Guard & U.S. Navy, however what was the destination of these drug ships ?

[@Clonefiles]

Very Nice Us Navy 😍😍

[@user-bw8to9iq3d]

Excellent job Thank you for the job you all do. ❤

[@cappiece3786]

The us could end the drug situation coming from Mexico in one week if they wanted to. There's too much money involved in a huge Market in the United States if we didn't have the market it wouldn't exist

[@billt6116]

If convicted they could face up to 20 years of 3 hots and a cot, Plus medical dental and optical, All at the tax payers expense... did I mention Cable?

[@jamesdarcy3902]

Davey Jones Locker a lot less expensive also

[@dionlindsay2]

No, you didn't.

[@hemtet5500]

Why don’t you volunteer for this easy life?

[@billt6116]

@@hemtet5500 For the same reason you don't. I'm too used to doing it the old-fashioned way. earning the money.

[@samweinstock2820]

Good job

[@anthonylawlor9130]

Thanks to our Navy/Coastguard.

[@jeanettenorman7052]

What a stunning trade? These 'feel good' captures are nothing but a glitch in the extremely profitable trade.

[@davemeeks8109]

Plenty of dobbies that weekend back at base. Took a lot of guts to refer to those vessels as submarines. 😊

[@bonnieharding4644]

💙💙💙💙💙💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 RESPECT TO OUR US NATIONAL GUARDS!!!! GOD BLESS

[@JohnICGomes]

Thanks for keeping our country safe!

[@rogerwalraven5579]

I would hope that the USCG ,US Navy and their international partners could focus on the cargo ships full of drug manufacturing chemicals making their way to South America and other parts , unknown. Cutting off the supply of these chemicals would be at greater risk, but so much more effective. Bravo to our dedicated men and women of these services.

[@flashcar60]

These are not submarines, but semi-submersible boats. To avoid detection, they would have to submerge completely, running internal combustion through snorkels engines by night, and either loitering or cruising submerged, by batteries during daylight hours.

[@robertbrooks4413]

The amount of product is astronomical! These are disposable. Way to go!😊😊😊💙

[@ferminromero2602]

What a great video. I've wondered about these for a long time. Confirms my speculation.

[@29_Speed-Six]

Interesting they continue to use US Coast Guard and US NAVY interchangeably. The Coast Guard is NOT the NAVY, and even when the BAVY does work in the counter-drug role, it works with CG guidance, as the NAVY DOES NOT have law-enforcement authority. The US Coast Guard, part of The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), carrys the law-enforcement, in the form of embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Boarding Teams (LDETS). The Coast Guard DOES integrate with the NAVY in time of War or National Emergency, but in the Maritime counter-drug mission, the COAST GUARD is lead as a distinct and separate entity.

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

I thought the CG was under the Dept. Of Transportation.

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

Department of Homeland Security.

[@WIB081]

@@mr.m.o.g.o.m.CG was DOT until March of 2003 and then transferred over to DHS. I joined in February of 03 and was disappointed when they finally swapped the folder on my medical records to a dhs folder in 08 😂

[@tombond9032]

I once owned the infamous Mercy Wiggins. It is a training film for the Coast Guard on search, surveillance and seizure on the high seas. Had no idea when I purchased it but found out soon after my first boarding in Santa Barbara. I moored next to the Coast Guard cutter. I should have done more research before the purchase.

[@djfines242]

Greatly appreciate the content 💯☑️

[@madisonguy8056]

Thank you for keeping us safe

[@BrianDavis-no6gy]

I wonder what else comes into the US in submarines like this ? Thanks for your good work !

[@johnwatson3948]

In grade school used to doodle homemade sub plans wondering why the smugglers didn’t use submarines. I knew a girl who served on a jury where they passed around a large package of cocaine that was evidence - said she froze handling it and didn’t want to let go. The stated Street Values reminds me of one of the Cheech & Chong movies where they made fun of the police who keep giving larger and more ridiculous “Street Value” figures.

[@jonbaker326]

Cheech and chong. So funny made me laugh more times than I care to remember.

[@johnwatson3948]

Sergeant: We do know the approximate value of the weed itself - Cop: A million? Sergeant: The television set alone is worth close to a million. Cop: A billion? Sergeant: Now we're getting somewhere. Cop: Sarge, I think it's four billion. Sergeant: You're all wrong. Nine billion big ones, boys. And you know what that means - the better the bust, the bigger the boost.

[@MikeDuckwall]

Your Navy! My Navy! Our Navy! 💙

[@shaneweatherall8666]

important work to keep the narcotics away, good work CG. 💙

[@iancanuckistan2244]

I'm having trouble understanding why Florida is prosecuting the case when the submarine was caught in the eastern Pacific.

[@MrCubflyer]

The Coastguard is a great organization keep up the great work.

[@boblordylordyhowie]

This is rather strange, the amount of effort going into stopping drugs coming into the US, especially with the recent news that the Taliban have banned all opium growing and who complained about this the most, yes, the US.

[@vijaysardanainsights]

Very informative

[@honfmeilingfleet957]

wow even Drug dealer can make or buy Submarine, this is just Insane

[@tonylam9548]

Why not, they are the ones with the unlimited funds, One day, they will go nuclear and you will not catch them on the surface.

[@woodnbikes]

Its nothing to the billionaire cartels, these cost between $500,000 and 1 million to make, and they most likely send out 3 or 4 at a time, so if one gets captured, the others slide right in...

[@Grateful_Grannie]

I literally had NO idea there even was such a thing as a “drug submarine.” Wow!

[@mariannalban4819]

Very interesting video . Thank you for your service. 💙

[@426superbee4]

Our coast guards men play a important roll in protecting our country

[@toportime]

💙Much respect for our Coastgaurd, they provide spectacular results with what they are doing.

[@DennisRichardH]

As the laws stand, I support what the USCG does to stop drug trafficking. But the war on drugs has long been, and will forever be a failure. It is costly in terms of the US treasurey, and in terms of the way it criminalizes drug users. It is also enriching some of the most evil criminals on the planet. There is no room to discuss alternative approaches here, but we need a drastic change of course in US laws, policies, and,our criminal “justice” system.

[@thecatthinks]

When we have coke heads in the White House I don't see them making a serious effort to stop trafficking.

[@gowdsake7103]

Or maybe try educating the dumbasses who pay for drugs

[@motivational53427]

Respect this US coast guard 👏🏼💪🏼👍🏼

[@matthewhutchins4284]

One of the higher up coast guards was probably like damn man now I can’t get any coke. Lmao

[@earlcollinsworth]

I think the Navy should be involved in this as what brings narcotics to our shores can also bring terrorists and spies as well!

[@Medusa.1000]

We Love you !!Thank God for our Coast Guard!!

[@ericdelevinquiere9902]

What submarines? only see low profile boats. Pretty sure real submarines would be a little harder to detect, I guess that’s why none were shown in waters!

[@stevena3446]

Only showing surfaced vessels doesn’t necessarily mean these are not submarines

[@ericdelevinquiere9902]

@@stevena3446 look at the exhaust and air intake definitely not met to go underwater!

[@moshunit96]

​@@stevena3446 what are you talking about? He directly referred to these as submarines which they obviously are not. Everything he showed and spoke about was at best a semi submersible that cant go below the surface. Most of these videos are years old and well documented.

[@stevena3446]

@@moshunit96 what I forgot to say in previous comment was…………….who cares?

[@unclemar8352]

@@stevena3446acting like a child because you got owned. It’s ok, we’re all wrong sometimes. 😂

[@martinkeats4429]

💙 respect from Royal Navy Veteran

[@stuartbrown1677]

I thought this was really informative , thank you Stuart in Ireland ☘️💙

[@whotknots]

Given a possibility that criminal cartels might eventually respond to increasing rates of interdiction by booby-trapping their smuggling submarines with explosives. I wonder how feasible it could be to create relatively inexpensive remotely-controlled vessels possibly with Catamaran hulls, designed along the lines of landing craft with a raisable ramp or clamshell doors at the bow. Such craft could simply scoop up the filth-filled stealth-scows minimizing risk to Marines and Coast-Guard or other law enforcement personnel while rendering the sleazy things unable to maneuver and basically helpless. Vessels apprehended that way could then be hauled off to secure facilities where occupants and cargo could be dealt with in greater safety and any crew would be contained within a sort of floating cage rendering escape extremely difficult to say the least. It is actually a bit surprising that when vessels having such an unmistakable purpose are detected within US territorial waters they are not simply sunk if they refuse to heave-to for inspection.

[@nickkostakis9600]

Very well done to the authorities, but how many of these getting away and they never get caught in the distribution keeps going great show. Thank you very much from Sydney Australia😊

[@rickwhite4137]

I was sure Trump's boarder wall would stop these subs.

[@cpcattin]

It was Trump’s Coast Guard. This is a few years old. Nice try.

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

The CIA, confirmed during congressional testimony going back to the 80's, is the biggest organization that regulates and facilitates the importation of Heroin, cocaine, and pit into this country. Do you really think Trump will stop this? Also this footage was dating back to Trump's administration. How many were not caught? For every kilo of cocaine sized 10 kilos are successfully snuggled in.

[@rickwhite4137]

@@cpcattin My point is that a boarder wall will not stop smuggling narcs and people into the US, something Trump believes.

[@tomhenry897]

Biden stopped it

[@michaelmiller5877]

Send in a Seal team, have them "dispatch" the sub. Next.💙

[@lindamorgan3082]

How did they apprehend people if they were unmanned?

[@opinion4246]

Thank God for the coast guard.they really do thier job.💜

[@quranduaislamicsongspeech-2675]

Nice Catch

[@WilliamRichardson-nn1gy]

Outstanding presentation. Only if we (the USA) could use the same focus and diligence on our land borders.

[@brianmorris8045]

Any efforts preventing those drugs getting to children, and teenagers, is worth every penny. For all we know, had those drugs not been seized, they might have made it to our shores in Australia, and also New Zealand. But thanks to the respective coast guards, of our countries, most of the stuff is seized. I would love more to be caught, but $500+m seized, is a top effort. Well done. More money needs to be poured into those efforts.

[@lcee6592]

True! Sad there are some idiots who say fighting the drug trade is a waste of taxpayer dollars. Wait till their son or daughter ends up dead or their 4 year old niece dead from this crap. I wonder if that matters to those clowns...

[@hemtet5500]

Those drugs aren’t meant for teenagers and children why? because they’ve got no money they’re destined for people with money mainly the middle classes. It’s long past time for a grown up debate but I’m not holding my breath.

[@dittohead7044]

💙 Awesome video

[@kirkyorg7654]

there is a marketable difference between 12klbs of weed & 12klbs of meth/coke/heroin and a huge difference in the harm caused by each

[@williamcarroll4490]

If you want the history of the Coast Guard visit the Nantucket Ship Wreck & Life Saving Muisium on Fulling Mill Road. My former neighborhood

[@rhondakennedy819]

Thank you to all of our Services members to our USA! Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

[@louismacchiarelli9143]

They don’t need subs anymore, they just walk across the border! Thanks Joey!

[@Afterburner]

The best response? Torpedoes... LOL.

[@joejohnson2478]

What about using depth charges on them?

[@thomasohanlon1060]

Why use a depth charge on a surface vessel, these after all are just low profile boats not subs. If they are going to use deadly force there are way more effective systems they can use.

[@MH5XXXX]

GREAT JOB COAST GUARD and partner organizations/countries.

[@davidmorrill2943]

Thank you to all military.

[@helensmith7357]

I am thankful our US Navy is doing the work to catch submarines on their way to our country. If the work could be expanded, so much the better, depending on the judgement of the people in charge. Thanks for the story.

[@jerrybrazille4838]

The problem with drugs is not the maker but the user... Supply and demand.

[@ronmcelroy4662]

I was on board the USS KALAMAZOO AOR 6 in 1989 when we confiscated 22 tons of cocaine off the coast of Venezuela. Joint operations are crucial to preventing these drugs from reaching the American people.

[@ianweiss4866]

Thank you 💙 well done

[@artemiseritu]

So I guess the CIA is going to have a nice payday.

[@user-br1wr3vq1e]

Great job

[@lamarmatthews8297]

Thanks!

[@keithhillis4855]

💙💙 keep up the good work 💙💙

[@Loadofcrap]

Good one that was brilliant good work us cost guards

[@fiaadmin92]

Not submarines, just low profile boat.

[@johngalv9288]

What do they do with these apprehended drugs? That's a question that needs to be explored and make sure it doesn't end up in the free market in America. I have great respect for what the Coast Guard does in the war against drug traffic! Drugs are destroying our way of life.

[@JamesWhite-wz2pc]

You go guys and gals! I was a Gunners Mate on the USS Detroit AOE-4, east coast. Unrepped with so many Coast Guard cutters. Good memories. God Speed y'all.💙

[@sharongeorgevich1999]

THANK YOU! SPECIAL GUYS!! HAPPY DAY 😊

[@dougthomson5544]

They are not really submarines … there is no real forcing them to the surface because they don’t really submerge. They just are semi-submersible and as such are extremely low profile so they are hard to detect.