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At random: Nautilus has long been a popular name for a submarine. Some of the more famous of these are Robert Fulton's NAUTILUS (1800), Jules Verne's fictional Nautilus, and the NAUTILUS of Sir Hubert Wilkins in which he attempted a voyage to the North Pole under the ice (1931). There have also been three U.S. submarines of that name, including the world's first nuclear powered submarine built by the Electric Boat Division.

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crystal

Posted 2008-11-15 7:28 AM (#21534)

Master and Commander

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Location: Port Ludlow, WA (the Olympic Penninsula)

Subject: Daily Picture - Saturday 11/15

FYI: The Daily Picture feature is now shut down on rontini's BBS at his request He felt that we were advertising on his board (48 years and I still can't understand this guy) - - soooo Mr. Gentry becomes the "world's only" source for these efforts... O.K. with you Don????

Yellow Submarine - Yellow Submarine

(clickity click)

http://www.usssealion.com/sealion/images/featured_picture.htm

subvetss

Posted 2008-11-15 10:47 AM (#21537 - in reply to #21534)

Senior Crew

Posts: 186

Subject: RE: Daily Picture - Saturday 11/15

John,
Do you know what boat this yellow one is?
Joe'the'Most

Palm Bay Ken

Posted 2008-11-15 4:12 PM (#21543 - in reply to #21537)

Great Sage of the Sea

Posts: 539

Location: Palm Bay, Florida

Subject: RE: Daily Picture - Saturday 11/15

It ain't the GRAMPUS Joe. If you look at some of the older pics of GRAMPUS available online, there was an additional mast fairing added on the starboard side aft on the sail.

Don Gentry

Posted 2008-11-15 4:28 PM (#21544 - in reply to #21537)

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Posts: 2297

Location: Renton, WA

Subject: RE: Daily Picture - Saturday 11/15

That would be the Menhaden.... http://users.infomagic.net/~grog/377Scrap.htm

crystal

Posted 2008-11-15 5:15 PM (#21547 - in reply to #21534)

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Posts: 2191

Location: Port Ludlow, WA (the Olympic Penninsula)

Subject: RE: Daily Picture - Saturday 11/15

Yep, she had been up here at the Keyport Base (R&D area) for quite some time until it became apparent that she just couldn't be of further use - kind of sounds like the same old story... Her demise was just prior to the Sailfish and now the Trout (in Phily), the last of the last... Thank God they saved the USS Dolphin SS-555. I wonder if we can tour her in September at the USSVI Convention in San Diego? (Mr. Householder?)

Edited by crystal 2008-11-15 5:16 PM

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