Lost WWII Submarine Finally Discovered - Experts See What's Inside & Immediately Turn Pale!

Lost WWII Submarine Finally Discovered - Experts See What's Inside & Immediately Turn Pale!

The research vessel The Odyssey, led by Captain John Miller, detects a mysterious signal in the East China Sea that they believe could be the lost WWII submarine USS Valor. The discovery comes after weeks of fruitless searching and mounting frustration from the crew. Sonar expert Mark Riley initially dismisses the signal as a false alarm, but Captain Miller insists on investigating, fearing the impending threat of mutiny from his crew. The tension on board is high as funding and patience are running low, and the crew is losing faith in the mission. Despite the risks, Captain Miller orders the crew to investigate the signal, which comes from the edge of disputed waters. The crew's authority is on the line, and they need a successful discovery to keep their funding and morale high. The sonar emits a louder, metallic ping, and the crew braces for what they might find.

The crew of the Odyssey, led by Captain Jon Miller, discover a metallic object under the ocean, which turns out to be a World War II-era submarine, the USS Valor. The discovery is made in disputed waters, where several nations have a vested interest and the crew is already under surveillance. Sarah Park, the ship's second in command and a seasoned oceanographer, warns Miller of the danger, but he pushes forward, determined to get a closer look. The crew deploys an underwater drone, which reveals the submarine's hull to be weathered and scarred, with signs of internal explosions. They also discover an unidentified metallic container with unrecognizable markings. As they prepare to send a dive team down to investigate further, they receive a warning from a foreign navy to cease operations and withdraw. The crew huddles over the footage, debating their next move, with Miller insisting they stay and send a dive team.

The team, consisting of Captain Sarah, Mark Riley, Jack, and Luis, prepares to explore a sunken submarine. As they descend, they discover the submarine's hull with damage from the inside out, which doesn't match recorded accounts of the Valor's sinking. Inside, they find the crew members frozen at their stations, seemingly asleep. The team is shocked to find biohazard warnings on a sealed compartment, and when they open it, they discover a cryogenic preservation unit filled with vials. The team cautiously analyzes the contents, but the potential risks are unknown. Meanwhile, the foreign patrol vessel is closing in, and they need to leave the site quickly.

The research vessel Odyssey's crew discovers a biological sample on board the recently discovered submarine, the Valor. The sample is identified as the bacterium that causes the plague. The crew realizes that during World War II, there were programs experimenting with biological warfare, and the Valor might have been part of such a program. An incoming transmission demands they surrender and prepare to be boarded by a patrol vessel. The crew decides to transmit all data to multiple secure locations and broadcast it to trusted media outlets to prevent the material from falling into the wrong hands. A tense standoff ensues, and international authorities eventually arrive to take control of the situation. The crew is hailed as heroes, but they are also questioned for their actions. John and Sarah reflect on the events, believing they prevented a potential global threat.