Re: Submarine Deck Gun... How did it work... Wet/dry?
- From: BlackBeard <spk_gbv@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:00:53 -0700
On Aug 31, 9:22 am, a...@xxxxxxxxxx (Andrew Robert Breen) wrote:
This, I guess, is why constructors who'd served in operational ships were
valuable. They'd know that things are done (like this trick with the
hatch) that the uninitiated would not think of, and design accordingly.
Absolutely! And with the usual Naval efficiency all the designers that
rode Submarines were immediatley but to work in the Aircraft Carrier
division. All who rode in Carriers went to the Cruiser shops.
Submarine design was accomplished by a cadre of highly trained and
experienced chimpanzees who had spent the pre-war years working in a
sausage factory. :/
BB
I guess everybody has some mountain to climb.
It's just fate whether you live in Kansas or Tibet...
.
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