Daily submarine picture

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Also prevents the span-wise flow of fluid that, when it spills off at the end of the surface, produce a vortex swirl -- which is an ingredient of what a wake-homing torpedo looks for.

David

[greenman407]

Akula sail closeup

[greenman407]

DADGUMMIT! Howd that Delta getin thar?

[reddevil]

I'll try to get a pic of my AKULA II fin finished and compare with the upper one.

[greenman407]

aerial headon of a Delta comin right at ya.

[greenman407]

Yankee notch sitting pretty.

[greenman407]

Pretty heavy angle on the dangle.

[greenman407]

Swedish U-3 Museum sub

[Von Hilde]

check out the angle on the U 3

its an amazing story how they moved it to the museum

[greenman407]

Yes, the same with the Albacore, a long and involved process.

[greenman407]

Upclose on a French Scorpene bow

[greenman407]

A sonar image of a sunken U-boat. It looks to me like a type VII. If you look on the deck forward of the conning tower you can see the four escape shafts except that they are on the wrong side , so the picture is reversed somehow.

[reddevil]

Weren't they vertical mine tubes?

[gantu]

Itīs an type VIIC in norway as far i know

[greenman407]

reddevil, Ive heard both but I believe that when I was building my Revell model of this thing that the text said they were escape shafts or modules or something like that.