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Some photos of interior USS Pampanito (Balao-class)
Hey there! Last year I visited (among other places) San Fransisco and took a tour of the USS Pampanito (Balao-class) docked in the harbor.
I also took several photos of the exterior and interior and I figured you Silent Hunter 4 modders out there would perhaps enjoy seeing them for (interior) modding purposes. Here is a link to all (59) pics I have on the subject on Flickr. You have to excuse the quality. I used my cell-phone camera and the lighting was understandably poor. |
Thanks! There are some nice shots and I think the quality is very good for a cell phone camera.
Welcome aboard! :salute: :) |
Thanks!
I'm fairly pleased with the quality of the exterior shots but the interior ones is a bit "meh". :) |
Thanks !
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thanks !
I visited the Pampanito back in 1989 when I was staying near Frisco, very nice boat ! sure brings back memories ! regards, keltos |
Beautiful boat. Thanks for posting.
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I'm going to be in the area in early May. Does anyone know what hours the boat is open for tours?
I'm not sure I'll get a chance to visit, but I'm going to try. |
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Fantastic shots you have there, I was surprised to learn that it was a cellphone camera!
I really want to visit this boat, but sadly, it's a bit far away from me. *Sigh* |
Nice pics, thanks for posting!
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http://www.ssjeremiahobrien.org/ The US built around 2700 of them for the wareffort during the second world war. I didnt have the time to visit it but I wish I had. :) |
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The boss insists we're driving across the Golden Gate, though. If I don't make it to the Pampanito, I'll just have to go back to the Cavalla. |
If you can sweet talk the boss into it, the USS Iowa is in the mothball fleet (viewable to the NE as you cross the Benicia/Martinez bridge, hwy680). And, the Victory Ship SS Red Oak is in Richmond (south on Canal Blvd off of hwy580).
And, yes, the USS Hornet is in Alameda. |
Speaking of trips I also took a trip to New York and visited the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum
featuring the ww2 carrier "Intrepid" and the submarine U.S.S Growler. (made 1954) For those other history buffs out there you can check out my pics from there here: U.S.S Growler U.S.S Intrepid The Intrepid is post-war modified though so its not in original configuration as it was during the war. Enjoy!:DL |
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