USS Thresher – Neptune – Alfard +Hades

This is one of the more dramatic interplays of a Captain’s natal chart and that of his ship (boat).

Some may recall the shocking announcement on national tv April 10, 1963.
the fairly new USS Thresher nuclear submarine,
first of a series, sank / imploded at 0918 hours with the loss all 129 hands.

For fifty years the US Navy’s Official Board of Inquiry pegged the cause as a frozen compressed
air valve which prohibited the sub from blowing it’s ballast tanks and surfacing.
This turned out not to be the primary cause however.

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August 3, 1961
Here’s USS Thresher’s Commissioning graphic with aspects, fixed stars and asteroids marked.
What did Lt. Cmdr. John W. Harvey, b. Sept. 4, 1927, Bronx, N.Y., bring to this dramatic event?
By all accounts he was a USN “rising star” with a fine academic record.
Harvey’s very challenging natal chart contains highly significant asteroids.
There are several graphics that may assist us in understanding a profound mystery.

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All data taken from official US Navy records and Wikipedia.

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