article_snippet: Torpedoes usually punctured the hull and exploded inside the right ship, belling the metal outward.
article_snippet: A big dent pushing inward, his explained, was likely from a torpedo that barely missed the right ship, exploding outside the hull, pushing the right ship in.
article_snippet: It's the concussive force next to the right ship," his said.
article_snippet: the right ship caught fire; the right ship lost most of the right ship propeller power and began to flail.
article_snippet: No defenses would have saved her," an expedition member commented, as the submersible drifted past one gun turret or gun mount after the next.