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Onkel Neal
09-25-08, 08:31 AM
Update on the Cavalla/Seawolf Park status after Hurricane Ike. The Cavalla Historical Foundation have set aside Oct 11 as a field day for us to climb all over the sub and clean, repair, and in general, help get Cavalla shipshape. If you want to help, please bring a set of old clothes and gloves.

Also, donations are being accepted for this event. You will get a special t-shirt, (http://www.subsim.com/Ike_Recovery.pdf) I suggest not working in it. Wear it proudly at special occasions.

http://www.subsim.com/Ike_Recovery.pdf (http://www.subsim.com/Ike_Recovery.pdf)

When you print out the form to mail it in, please be sure to mark the name with SUBSIM so the Foundation will know we are helping as a group.

Name: Bobby Riggens, SUBSIM member


thanks!
Neal

McBeck
09-25-08, 09:05 AM
Great initiative!

Dowly
09-25-08, 12:49 PM
awww, no paypal? :-?

Onkel Neal
09-25-08, 03:09 PM
No Paypal, sorry.

Some good news:


Jeff: I just talked to John. I'd forgotton to ask about water levels in the ships. The Stewart is OK. He checked the Chill and Freeze boxes where we were storing our paper records and it is "high and dry".

The Cavalla has some water in the ATR and engine rooms. It's a little above the deck in the ATR, but he said about 2-3 feet in the engine room bildges. He indicated that the other compartments did have some water come in - probably through the ventilation lines, but it's minimal. The water in the ATR and engin room bildges is oily, so it cannot be pumped out directly, but we'll need to get a disposal truck in for that.

Task Force
09-25-08, 03:52 PM
Not good. Not good at all.:nope:

Dowly
09-25-08, 04:05 PM
No Paypal, sorry.

Some good news:


Jeff: I just talked to John. I'd forgotton to ask about water levels in the ships. The Stewart is OK. He checked the Chill and Freeze boxes where we were storing our paper records and it is "high and dry".

The Cavalla has some water in the ATR and engine rooms. It's a little above the deck in the ATR, but he said about 2-3 feet in the engine room bildges. He indicated that the other compartments did have some water come in - probably through the ventilation lines, but it's minimal. The water in the ATR and engin room bildges is oily, so it cannot be pumped out directly, but we'll need to get a disposal truck in for that.


Would it be possible for you to forward my donation to SubSim to go to the Cavalla ppl? I mean, you see who donates and I'd be more than happy to help! :up:

Task Force
09-25-08, 04:12 PM
I wonder how long it will take to get it fixed.:-?

Onkel Neal
09-25-08, 05:05 PM
No Paypal, sorry.

Some good news:


Jeff: I just talked to John. I'd forgotton to ask about water levels in the ships. The Stewart is OK. He checked the Chill and Freeze boxes where we were storing our paper records and it is "high and dry".

The Cavalla has some water in the ATR and engine rooms. It's a little above the deck in the ATR, but he said about 2-3 feet in the engine room bildges. He indicated that the other compartments did have some water come in - probably through the ventilation lines, but it's minimal. The water in the ATR and engin room bildges is oily, so it cannot be pumped out directly, but we'll need to get a disposal truck in for that.


Would it be possible for you to forward my donation to SubSim to go to the Cavalla ppl? I mean, you see who donates and I'd be more than happy to help! :up:

Thanks, actually, you've donated to Subsim so many times, I will earmark a portion of your existing Subsim donations to the CHF in your name. What size t-shirt do you want? :know:

Dowly
09-25-08, 05:15 PM
No Paypal, sorry.

Some good news:


Jeff: I just talked to John. I'd forgotton to ask about water levels in the ships. The Stewart is OK. He checked the Chill and Freeze boxes where we were storing our paper records and it is "high and dry".

The Cavalla has some water in the ATR and engine rooms. It's a little above the deck in the ATR, but he said about 2-3 feet in the engine room bildges. He indicated that the other compartments did have some water come in - probably through the ventilation lines, but it's minimal. The water in the ATR and engin room bildges is oily, so it cannot be pumped out directly, but we'll need to get a disposal truck in for that.

Would it be possible for you to forward my donation to SubSim to go to the Cavalla ppl? I mean, you see who donates and I'd be more than happy to help! :up:
Thanks, actually, you've donated to Subsim so many times, I will earmark a portion of your existing Subsim donations to the CHF in your name. What size t-shirt do you want? :know:
Frick the T-Shirt. The money that goes to the posting & making of the shirt is better spent to the Cavalla project. Just take the amount you want from my donations to SubSim and use them to the the Cavalla thingy and I'll send some more tomorrow or monday. :up:

snakeyez
09-25-08, 08:54 PM
Sticky this Neal! :)

Good to see that everyone can help in some way.

Pioneer
09-25-08, 09:14 PM
Neal,
We're going to be there in two weeks. Can we bring our forms and donations with us "on the day".

McBeck
09-26-08, 02:35 AM
No Paypal, sorry.

Some good news:


Jeff: I just talked to John. I'd forgotton to ask about water levels in the ships. The Stewart is OK. He checked the Chill and Freeze boxes where we were storing our paper records and it is "high and dry".

The Cavalla has some water in the ATR and engine rooms. It's a little above the deck in the ATR, but he said about 2-3 feet in the engine room bildges. He indicated that the other compartments did have some water come in - probably through the ventilation lines, but it's minimal. The water in the ATR and engin room bildges is oily, so it cannot be pumped out directly, but we'll need to get a disposal truck in for that.

So theres water in the engine room?
I smell a Das Boot moment! :D

Onkel Neal
09-29-08, 04:10 PM
Cavalla in the news, local station Ch13 tours Seawolf Park. (http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/video?id=6418828)

Task Force
09-29-08, 05:22 PM
Too bad, that storm came at the right time to mess up you alls plans.:yep:

ps. I see you changed your Avatar Neal.;)

Onkel Neal
09-29-08, 05:47 PM
Neal,
We're going to be there in two weeks. Can we bring our forms and donations with us "on the day".

Yes sir, thanks.

ps. I see you changed your Avatar Neal.;)

Yeah, I should learn to keep my mouth shut:)