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I reverted the additions regarding a supposed suppression of info by the Navy and the possibility of an old WWII sub just off the California coast. sfgate article While I must admit it was an interesting read, there is no proof, or documentation that this happened. And while I would like to take one former sailor's word for it, I can't. WP really needs to have verifible sources. So should someone ever find the supposed sub in question, I'd be more than happy to add this back to the article, however until then, I don't think this is quite appropriate. -- Malo 08:02, 7 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]