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    Argentina says missing sub suffered explosion but doesn't know the crew's fate

    by Andres D'Alessandro and Chris Kraul, Los Angeles Times Nov 24, 2017 3 minutes

    BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - An international flotilla of ships and several high-tech aircraft searching for a missing Argentine submarine focused on an area in the southern Atlantic Ocean on Thursday after authorities confirmed acoustical evidence of an explosion coming from the lost vessel with 44 crew members aboard.

    The Argentine navy confirmed Thursday that its missing submarine, the San Juan, experienced an explosion Nov. 15, three hours after Capt. Pedro Fernandez called to report a power

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