Derelict Sub Towed Back to S. Carolina Home Port
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — The crippled and abandoned submarine Bonefish was towed into its home port Friday, five days after a fire and explosion rocked the vessel off the Florida coast and killed three crewmen. A spokesman for the Charleston Naval Base said an investigation of the accident, which also injured 22 crewmen, is continuing.
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