Daily submarine picture

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

How 'bout this one? I can't believe they posted this:

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A very, very revealing photo there!

Appears we've gone to the British style of Pump-Jet (PJ): One pre-swirl stator followed by the rotor, then an open duct. No post-swirl stator!

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[greenman407]

Tuscan violating NO WAKE ZONE.

[alad61]

Looks like they're definitely in a hurry to get somewhere...

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The Florida

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Passing the Missouri

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Pittsburg

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Growler shot,Small but good

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Missile boat Halibut. Note the Fantastic periscope shot of a Regulus leaving the Halibut

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Grayback from differing points of view.

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Grayback on the occasion of her being converted to a troop transport

[greenman407]

Note the difference in these two pictures showing the missile silo doors. The first picture shows them in a their original state, I believe.

[Von Hilde]

Silo's are virticle, just like at the barn. Watertite hangers would be a more appropriate. Just like the WWII IJN boats. My guess is they were temporary covers over the doors to keep from prying eyes during the commission cerimoney, since the junk topside the tower is bagged as well. That boat was big time classified at the time.

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