October fire [videorecording].

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PictureSeries: Disaster (Television program) ; episode 6.Publication details: Frenchs Forest, N.S.W. : BBC Education, c1996.Description: 1 videodisc (30 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cmSubject(s):

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359.938340289 22

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Producer/director, Bryn Higgins ; editor, Chris Wright ; writer, Robert Smith

Narrator: John Nettles.Cast: Capt. Britanov, Garry Cooper ; Lt. Vlaadimirov, Carl Rigg ; Lt. Sergeenko, Ian Fitzgibbon ; Lt. Petrachkov, John Francis ; Sergei Preminin, Vaughan Sivell ; Lt. Belikov, Thomas Lockyer ; Engineer, Nathan Arris.Summary: A re-enactment of a fatal fire aboard Russian nuclear submarine K219 in the Atlantic Ocean in October 1986. Prior to the incident the Russians and Americans were set to hold talks on reducing nuclear arms. The Russian government decided on one last show of force, sending all its forces out but much of its equipment was inadequately maintained including the K219 sub which was leaking materials from its nuclear warheads and this led to the fire.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Videos and DVDs	Australian Emergency Management Library	VIDEO	359.93834 OCT (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900179195

Stone City Films production for BBC.

Producer/director, Bryn Higgins ; editor, Chris Wright ; writer, Robert Smith

Narrator: John Nettles.

Capt. Britanov, Garry Cooper ; Lt. Vlaadimirov, Carl Rigg ; Lt. Sergeenko, Ian Fitzgibbon ; Lt. Petrachkov, John Francis ; Sergei Preminin, Vaughan Sivell ; Lt. Belikov, Thomas Lockyer ; Engineer, Nathan Arris.

A re-enactment of a fatal fire aboard Russian nuclear submarine K219 in the Atlantic Ocean in October 1986. Prior to the incident the Russians and Americans were set to hold talks on reducing nuclear arms. The Russian government decided on one last show of force, sending all its forces out but much of its equipment was inadequately maintained including the K219 sub which was leaking materials from its nuclear warheads and this led to the fire.

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