How a World War Two Submarine Works

CrabKey · 07-25-23, 02:37 PM

"A thorough examination of a WWII submarine. Our creation is a generalized model taken from Gato and Balao class boats."

see here:

This is a great animated video showing in general the inner workings of an American submarine. This was produced by two hep cats named O'Neal; there must be a relation!

Aktungbby · 07-25-23, 04:58 PM

What a fabulous video!!!

especially for an ignorant idiot like me who has had a copy of

glaring at me for years from my mancave game shelf, out of fear of playing it. Moreover I often visit the USS Pampanito (Baleo Class)on Fisrman's Wharf in San Francisco

and now will know so much better what exactly I am looking at in the future!

Every SHIV player should look at your work and you should also transfer it to the "Share Your Favorite Naval Pictures and Videos!" thread for wider effect imho. Which i just did

CrabKey · 07-25-23, 05:55 PM

It is a very interesting representation of the submarine especially the way it gives you an almost visceral understanding for where everything is located and how all the systems are interconnected. It made me appreciate more than ever before how these magnificent submarines were engineered.

07-25-23, 02:37 PM	#1
CrabKey Watch Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Chicago, Illinois Posts: 25 Downloads: 1186 Uploads: 0	How a World War Two Submarine Works "A thorough examination of a WWII submarine. Our creation is a generalized model taken from Gato and Balao class boats." see here: This is a great animated video showing in general the inner workings of an American submarine. This was produced by two hep cats named O'Neal; there must be a relation!

07-25-23, 04:58 PM	#2
Aktungbby Gefallen Engel U-666 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: On a tilted, overheated, overpopulated spinning mudball on Collision course with Andromeda Galaxy Posts: 29,984 Downloads: 24 Uploads: 0	What a fabulous video!!! especially for an ignorant idiot like me who has had a copy of glaring at me for years from my mancave game shelf, out of fear of playing it. Moreover I often visit the USS Pampanito (Baleo Class)on Fisrman's Wharf in San Francisco and now will know so much better what exactly I am looking at in the future! Every SHIV player should look at your work and you should also transfer it to the "Share Your Favorite Naval Pictures and Videos!" thread for wider effect imho. Which i just did __________________ "Only two things are infinite; The Universe and human squirrelyness?!!

07-25-23, 05:55 PM	#3
CrabKey Watch Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Chicago, Illinois Posts: 25 Downloads: 1186 Uploads: 0	It is a very interesting representation of the submarine especially the way it gives you an almost visceral understanding for where everything is located and how all the systems are interconnected. It made me appreciate more than ever before how these magnificent submarines were engineered.