Investigation of the Sinking of the Submarine "S-4": Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Naval Affairs, United States Senate, Seventeenth Congress, First Session, Pursuant to S. Res. 205, a Resolution Directing the Committee on Naval Affairs to Investigate the Sinking of the Submarine "S-4". April 27 to May 26, 1928U.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 - 326 psl. |
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... ballast tanks of the submarine from an outside connection which is fitted on each sub- marine , and blow the water out of the ballast tanks . They hoped by this means to float the boat immediately . This operation was based on the fact ...
... ballast tanks of the submarine from an outside connection which is fitted on each sub- marine , and blow the water out of the ballast tanks . They hoped by this means to float the boat immediately . This operation was based on the fact ...
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... ballast tanks . Air escaped by a damaged mail ballast tank . Divers inside control room and outside of engine - room hatch unlatched and opened flapper valves in air - ventilation duct and removed from valve - casing duct one blanket ...
... ballast tanks . Air escaped by a damaged mail ballast tank . Divers inside control room and outside of engine - room hatch unlatched and opened flapper valves in air - ventilation duct and removed from valve - casing duct one blanket ...
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... ballast tank blow lines in control room . Put pressure on middle and after main ballast tanks and safety tanks . Air bubbles came to surface . Divers placed wooden bin over conning tower hatch . Divers cemented main air indicator valve ...
... ballast tank blow lines in control room . Put pressure on middle and after main ballast tanks and safety tanks . Air bubbles came to surface . Divers placed wooden bin over conning tower hatch . Divers cemented main air indicator valve ...
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... ballast tanks and thus driving the water out of them ; for if all water in the ballast tanks could be replaced by air it would give sufficient buoyancy to bring the boat to the surface provided not more than one compartment had been ...
... ballast tanks and thus driving the water out of them ; for if all water in the ballast tanks could be replaced by air it would give sufficient buoyancy to bring the boat to the surface provided not more than one compartment had been ...
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... ballast tank salvage line . This was accomplished at 4.27 p . m . on December 18 , 1927 . 118. Air was immediately blown through the salvage connection into the bal- last tanks of the S - 4 for about one hour when air began to rise to ...
... ballast tank salvage line . This was accomplished at 4.27 p . m . on December 18 , 1927 . 118. Air was immediately blown through the salvage connection into the bal- last tanks of the S - 4 for about one hour when air began to rise to ...
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Investigation of the Sinking of the Submarine "S-4". United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Naval Affairs Visos knygos peržiūra - 1928 |
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accident Admiral BILLARD Admiral HUGHES air lines ballast tanks boat Boston Boston Navy Yard bridge buoy list Bushnell Captain WHEELER charge of rescue chart Coast Guard destroyer collision Commander BAYLIS Commander HOOVER Commander Root commander S-4 salvage commanding officer committee compartment connection court of inquiry crew CUNNINGHAM December 17 December 20 deck dispatch from commander divers diving duty fact Falcon feet hatch Lieut Lieutenant Commander lifting maneuvers marine measured mile Naval Consulting Board naval court navigation Navy Department navy yard officer in charge periscope pontoons Provincetown Harbor quartermaster question rescue and salvage S-4 salvage force salvage operations salvage vessel Senator GERRY Senator ODDIE Senator STEIWER ship soda lime SPEAR speed SPERRY station submarine operating submarine warning flag surface craft Tasker L testimony tests thing torpedo room trial course United States Coast United States Navy valve Wandank weather white buoys
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