LSSB said:
It was an SSBN. They carry ICBMs. They do not carry Surface to Air Missiles. They are not even fitted for them. There is a substantial difference between a Trident and an SM-2. There is also no Guided Missile equipment mounted anywhere on an SSBN, to guide the SAM to the target.
From the 'What Really Happened To Flight 800' website:
" Despite early denials, the Navy finally admitted that there had been three submarines present in the area on the night of the crash. The Trepang; a Sturgeon class attack submarine, the Albuquerque; a type 688 Los Angeles class fast attack submarine equipped with vertical launch tubes, and the Wyoming, a nuclear ballistic missile submarine just out of Groton on sea trials. It has just surfaced that something went wrong on those trials, delaying the commissioning of the Wyoming, and her captain and exec were relieved of command. "
What about the Trepang?
One of its seaman claimed "We shot down Flight 800."
You guys are great at demanding information. Especially when any credible people's democracy should have access to its military records in such an event. You operate under the premise that the government and military always tell the truth. Even right next to your own written statements that they have an accepted license to misinform (lie).