test me

[Kapitan]

well in the thread can you guess number 3 im doing well on getting most of the pictures correct

if you find any pictures and you want to id them or just have some fun post em here :up:

[Oberon]

http://submarine.id.ru/galery/t804.jpg
:lol:

[Kapitan]

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

HMS sand castle :up:

[Ramius]

A nice little model of B187 (Project 877) taken on a nice looking beach in Vietnam :up:

[Kapitan]

its a kilo all right but where abouts i do not know

[Oberon]

its a kilo all right but where abouts i do not know

Ramius is spot on on Hull number and location :D

[Kapitan]

wow lol ramius did you super impose that ?

[ABBAFAN]

Ramius.where is the quote in your signature from?

[Ramius]

Ramius.where is the quote in your signature from?

I borrowed it from this man :D

http://www.4to40.com/images/legends/winstonchurchill/winston_churchill.jpg

[Kapitan]

ahh yes a great man in his time if it wernt for him some real idiots would be in power

[CCIP]

http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/4427/nadne22pp.jpg
:hmm:

(I don't know myself, actually)

[Kapitan]

the sail crys out oscar but the sail has a sort of rounded front like a yankee

this could be a yankee

[Damo1977]

got 2 for you here you go Kapitan

Heres the first one,
http://img400.imageshack.us/img400/9696/sub1501tp.jpg
:P

Heres the second,
http://img395.imageshack.us/img395/8990/hist1580058ux.gif
:P

Sorry I should have posted this, with first
http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/6296/ms020129826vq.jpg

[Kapitan]

the middle one is the turtle

clue to the other two

[Crow]

top one is the Holland I

bottom one the Hunley

just guessing :hmm:

[Kapitan]

nah possibly for the bottom one a WW1 or just before WW1 american submarine

and possibly a WW1 american sub for the bottom one the middle is definatly the turtle

[TLAM Strike]

Ok Kapitain ID the submarine in this picture:
http://img387.imageshack.us/img387/8828/test0328mt.jpg

[Skybird]

Ok Kapitain ID the submarine in this picture:


It's a German SSBN :)

[Oberon]

It's a submerged submarine :smug:

[Kapitan]

cant even see it can you draw a ring around it

[TLAM Strike]

One of the most important things to know in ASW; just because there is a report of a submarine there, doesn’t mean there is one there… :roll:

:P

[Oberon]

Ah, but to dismiss such a report without fully checking it out, is to invite a torpedo up the arse.

"Submarines....I see no s..." Boom

[Kapitan]

found it theres a mast sticking up out of the water as to what type god knows

[Oberon]

Unless it's Nessie....

[August]

http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/ships/submarines/centennial/subhistory.html

David Bushnell’s Turtle, the first American submarine. Built in 1775, its intended purpose was to break the British naval blockade of New York harbor during the American Revolution. With slight positive buoyancy, Turtle normally floated with approximately six inches of exposed surface. Turtle was powered by a hand-driven propeller. The operator would submerge under the target, and using a screw projecting from the top of Turtle, he would attach a clock-detonated explosive charge. This 1875 drawing by Lt. Francis Barber is the most familiar rendering of Turtle. However, it contains several errors, including internal ballast tanks and helical screw propellers.

[Damo1977]

the middle one is the turtle

clue to the other two

You are correct about the turtle!!

The other two are the same sub, one is a drawing and the other is in a post battle damaged state. Clue, the damaged sub was sunk on May 31st 1942 in a harbour raid. Not going to make it too easy :lol:

[Kapitan]

gunna leave this till tomorra when im fully awake

[Damo1977]

OK it been 2 days...........YOU LOSE :yep:
the other pictures are of the same Japanese midget submarine that was sunk on 31st May 1942
In this regards I respect the Japanese involved in this operation,

'The bodies of the four Japanese recovered from the two submarines were cremated at Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney. Admiral Muirhead-Gould arranged for the funeral to be carried out with full naval honours, the coffins covered with the Japanese ensign and a volley fired by a naval saluting party, and he himself attended. There was some criticism of this, but the action was typical of the man and his tradition.'
You want to find out more about this here,

http://www.awm.gov.au/encyclopedia/midgetsub/doc.htm

Sometime after this in 1942 those ashes were delivered to the Japanese direct.

[Type941]

here's one for you Kapitan.... :know:

http://img354.imageshack.us/img354/4951/scopeunknown7wn.jpg (http://imageshack.us)


PS. I'm a Grey Wolf now. Woof Woof...

[Kapitan]

a japanease submarine ?

[Damo1977]

Yes Kapitan we had a little swarm of them around Sydney Harbour 3 were announced but maybe there was a fourth. All launched from a mother ship. I believe there was a similiar attack on San Diego.

[Type941]

So you give up on my questions Kapt? :|\

[TLAM Strike]

here's one for you Kapitan.... :know:
<SNIP>


Ohhhh I know, and I ain't gunna tell you Kapitan. :lol:

[Kapitan]

huh what tell me ive missed something again

[Type941]

here's one for you Kapitan.... :know:

http://img354.imageshack.us/img354/4951/scopeunknown7wn.jpg (http://imageshack.us)


PS. I'm a Grey Wolf now. Woof Woof...

[Kapitan]

yeah its a picture of a submarine on the surface

probly japanease i said but i thinnk this could acctualy be a chinease HAN SSN oddly enough from cuba :D nah its from china

[TLAM Strike]

Naw its Dutch, Zwaardvis class. ;)

[Type941]

Naw its Dutch, Zwaardvis class. ;)

:up: :up: