(24 Oct 2001)
1. Roslyakovo dry dock
2. Ship`s deck house
3. Wide shot of Roslyakovo dry dock
4. Submarine 'Kursk' in the dock
5. Naval officers entering on board the 'Kursk'
6. Soldier standing on top of the 'Kursk'
7. Submarine 'Kursk' next to dock
8. Close up of submarine
9. Submarine`s conning tower, with shattered glass windows and red Russian eagle seal
10. Tug in dock
11. Russian Prosecutor-General Vladimir Ustinov talking to Naval officers
12. Vladimir Ustinov talking
13. 'Giant-4' barge
STORYLINE:
The submarine 'Kursk' was raised to the point of its waterline on Wednesday, where its conning tower, with its shattered glass windows and red Russian eagle seal, could be seen above water.
With the Kursk fully out of the water, Prosecutor-General Vladimir Ustinov, top Naval officials and a team of about 40 investigators observed a moment of silence before stepping onto the submarine's deck.
Ustinov sent clear instructions to investigators as to what they should do once the submarine has been dried off.
Russian authorities promise that in two or three days the Kursk would be sufficiently dry to begin investigating its interior in the hope of finding the exact cause of its sinking.
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