David...on the USS Shark, just aft of the sail, there's a large oblong shaped, deck mounted 'object'...any ideas what it is?
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David Merriman...question for you.
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I never worked that out. No idea what it is.
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I wondered if it may be some form of sonar housing.
Thanks anyway,
Richard
Thanks anyway,
Richard
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Looks to me more like a foundation for something. This was about the time the Navy was experimenting with large antenna low frequency sonars.
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Strange, that's the only picture I can find of Shark with the mystery object on it...must have been very hush hush!
Richard.
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All classes of American front-line submarine, at one point or another, serve as mules for variouse equipment configurations and devices.
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Thanks David, perhaps I'll make something similar for my Skipjack.
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