Submarine at the Marinemuseum in Wilhelmshaven in Germany: Here we see once again the bewildering collection of machinery within a Inside the Italian submarine Enrico Toti: While here we see a recreation, but apparently a pretty accurateĭepiction, of the sleeping quarters and a pump room of Submarine U-571: Here are a couple of views of submarine living quarters and areasįor eating and sleeping: This is the mess section of an American sub: This type of submarine, along with the slightly more spacious bridge area: The USS Drum was launched in 1941 and served throughout World War Two. Maneuver to create award winning cuisine: Here’s the galley, where there’s certainly not much room to Here we see the torpedoĪnother shot of the rather cramped interior: Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and serves as a museum. The USS Bowfin is also from World War Two. Sinking of an enemy vessel in World War Two and was decommissioned in This submarine was responsible for the last Here are the torpedo tubes in the USS Torsk SS-423 docked at theīaltimore Maritime Museum. This one is within the hull of theĪustralian submarine HMAS Otway, now on display some 400 kms away from theĬoast at Norman Holbrook Park in New South Wales in Australia. We’re all familiar with the appearance of the periscope of a Here we see some diesel engines from an older model submarine: The entry ladder is both the first and last thing you’d see when arrivingįlower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary or FGBNMS)Ī bewildering collection of screens, wires, cables, switches, dials and Models dating from World War Two, through the Cold War, to the presentĭieselpunk Alert! Inside the American diesel submarine, 1939. Here’s a look at the interiors of some of these remarkable vessels, from
So far devised by mankind, with the possible exception of space vehicles. Submarines have to be some of the most sophisticated pieces of machinery
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