Otherwise, just treat it as a parallel universe and you're good to go.
Still, from the point of view it was written, it all seems reasonable enough. Also we're near the fall of the USSR, but they're quite the villains to be reckoned with hereabouts. As such, you realize now that there are a few details that aren't entirely correct (such as the ship breaking in half). It's fascinating to realize that this book was published 10 years before the remains of the Titanic were discovered-and yet it's set in 1987, 2 years after.
It's a fascinating story, mixing secret government espionage with the underwater salvage details that are one of the reasons I really do enjoy this series on the greatest salvage mission you could expect: The Titanic. Is one of the Dirk Pitt books that I remember reading years and years ago.
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