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07-11-09, 07:47 PM
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The Old Man
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Connecticut
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The barber shop.
 More of the barber shop. I hate the plexiglass, but it's the only way to keep the rooms in good condition.  The cobbler shop.  One of many displays in the Hall of Models.  1:48 scale brass model of a light cruiser whose name I can't remember.  Damage control information board.  Ventilation trunk on the Third Deck.  My Aunt Hope and Uncle Rudy begin their long walk down "Broadway," a long corridor that runs between the boiler uptakes on the Third Deck.  Five inch shell hoists and machinery. 
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07-12-09, 12:01 PM
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Chief of the Boat
 Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: 250 metres below the surface
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Fantastic photos there
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07-12-09, 02:25 PM
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The Old Man
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The next six pictures were taken inside of Massachusetts's B1 Engine Room.
      Two shots of the dental office.   Sickbay.  Another shot of the superstructure.  |
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07-12-09, 02:47 PM
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The Old Man
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Hiddensee, Lionfish, and JPK Jr. as seen from the deck of the deck of the Massachusetts
 Rudy at the rangefinder's position in the No. 3 turret.  The port side of the rangefinder compartment.  The breech mechanism for one of the 16 inch guns (I need to brighten this one up a bit.)  Saying Goodbye to Big Mamie.  Corridor inside the Hiddensee.  The bridge of the Hiddensee. No really, this is the bridge.  "Exterminate! Exterminate!"  Cutting-edge Soviet technology.  You can get some great shots of the other ships from the Hiddensee's deck.  |
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07-12-09, 03:01 PM
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The Old Man
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76mm AK-176 gun on the bow.
 Soviet naval ensign.  SS-N-2 Styx missile.  Rear view of one of the Styx launchers.  Two exterior shots of the Lionfish.   Bow torpedo tubes.  Sonar station (plexiglass again!).  Forward torpedo room.  Officer Country. 
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07-12-09, 03:26 PM
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The Old Man
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Connecticut
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Sounding indicator in the control room (came out like crap...)
 Electrical control panel.  An overall view of the control room.  Radio room on the starboard side.  The "Christmas Tree."  Crew's Mess.  Ice cream man, stab me with a pacifier.  Rudy entering the forward engine room through the after engine room hatch.  After 37 years in the Navy, Rudy doesn't seem too fazed by the interior dimensions of this sub. My mother, on the other hand...would have had a panic attack long before I reached this point!  An assortment of gadgets, gizmos, and whatzits on the after port side of the forward engine room.  |
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07-12-09, 03:43 PM
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The Old Man
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Location: Connecticut
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I had to wedge myself into a space behind the starboard diesel to get this shot. Still, I think it came out good.
 Gauges in the after engine room.  After engine room, looking forward.  Main propulsion guages in maneuvering room.  The after head.  Three shots taken from Lionfish's deck.    With only about 30 minutes to go, I didn't have much time to explore the Kennedy.  
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