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During the day, you can use the sun position as a reference (like it's done using a sextan). You only need an accurate clock, and can determine the sun's location through the clouds.

I suppose you can also do it with the moon. On a dark, cloudy night though? You could risk using the sonar since the launch is going to make a ruckus anyway. Compare measures against seafloor maps.




Boomers aren't supposed to surface for their missile launches for half a century now, it's just too dangerous.




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