Imagine spending an entire night under the surface of the ocean. In 1901, this had to have been quite an electric story. The American experiment with submarines was not that old yet and the thought of men actually living under the water’s surface was something that still lived in science fiction. The Fulton was an […]
via Submarine Rule #1: Close the Hatch (The Story of the Fulton) — theleansubmariner.
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Agreed.
The only subs I have been on were docked. The one in San Francisco – USS Pampanito, the one in Mobile, Alabama – USS Drum, and I saw the one in Helsinki, Finland – Vesikko, but it wasn’t open when I was there.
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Nice!
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