Investigation of the Sinking of the Submarine "S-4".U.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 - 326 psl. |
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... within probably less than a mile's distance from shore , and had gotten to a point about 200 feet from where the accident took place when the testimony shows that the officer on watch saw two periscopes close under his port bow .
... within probably less than a mile's distance from shore , and had gotten to a point about 200 feet from where the accident took place when the testimony shows that the officer on watch saw two periscopes close under his port bow .
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They are about 3 or 4 feet apart . Senator ODDIE . The testimony showed one of the periscopes was jammed ; that it was not up at full height . Was that the case ? Commander HOOVER . They were both in a housed , or partly housed ...
They are about 3 or 4 feet apart . Senator ODDIE . The testimony showed one of the periscopes was jammed ; that it was not up at full height . Was that the case ? Commander HOOVER . They were both in a housed , or partly housed ...
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She was in 102 feet of water . Senator STEIWER . What is the over - all length of the S - 4 ? Commander HOOVER . Two hundred and thirty - one feet . Senator GERRY . And about 25 feet beam ? Or would it be a little less ?
She was in 102 feet of water . Senator STEIWER . What is the over - all length of the S - 4 ? Commander HOOVER . Two hundred and thirty - one feet . Senator GERRY . And about 25 feet beam ? Or would it be a little less ?
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It would be about 22 feet . The diver found the upper works badly encumbered with radio antenna wires and wreckage , and the bow covered with mud , indicating that the submarine had gone down bow first and plowed into the mud to a ...
It would be about 22 feet . The diver found the upper works badly encumbered with radio antenna wires and wreckage , and the bow covered with mud , indicating that the submarine had gone down bow first and plowed into the mud to a ...
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In what part was the submarine hit ? Commander HoOVER . She was hit just forward of the gun , which is , in turn , about 12 feet forward of the conning tower , and on the starboard side . She was hit at an angle about 30 ° from ahead .
In what part was the submarine hit ? Commander HoOVER . She was hit just forward of the gun , which is , in turn , about 12 feet forward of the conning tower , and on the starboard side . She was hit at an angle about 30 ° from ahead .
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accident Admiral BILLARD Admiral HUGHES believe boat Boston bridge buoys called Captain carried charge chart chief clear close Coast Guard collision Commander BAYLIS Commander HOOVER commanding officer committee compartment connection considered court crew CUNNINGHAM December deck depth destroyer devices direction dispatch divers diving duty engine fact Falcon feet flag force give harbor indicating inquiry keep lifting looking lookout marine matter means mile naval navigation Navy Navy Department necessary officer operations Paulding periscope Pilot pontoons possible practically present probably Provincetown question raising record regard rescue safety salvage salvage operations Senator GERRY Senator ODDIE ship SPEAR speed SPERRY statement station submarine submerged suggestions surface testimony tests thing torpedo trial course United vessel warning weather yards
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| Pavadinimas | Investigation of the Sinking of the Submarine "S-4". |
| Autorius | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Naval Affairs |
| Leidėjas | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 |
| Originalas iš | Kongreso biblioteka |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 2 balandžio 2007 |
| Ilgis | 326 psl. |
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