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Actually, this is called a 'sail', conning towers were eliminated on submarines when technological advances allowed the periscopes to be made longer, and extend farther into the pressure hull. With the ability to extend the bottom of the periscope into the control room, it eliminated the need to have an extra watertight compartment above the control room; the 'Conning Tower'.
This particular sail is from the USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN-636). She was decommissioned on December 15, 1986.
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Love the Pic! Would you have anymore of the area canals that I may download? Thanks, Shawn.
This photo is looking westward (from the east side of the bridge).
Move spot one canal south
Actually, this is called a 'sail', conning towers were eliminated on submarines when technological advances allowed the periscopes to be made longer, and extend farther into the pressure hull. With the ability to extend the bottom of the periscope into the control room, it eliminated the need to have an extra watertight compartment above the control room; the 'Conning Tower'.
This particular sail is from the USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN-636). She was decommissioned on December 15, 1986.
They can be very friendly, some will even let you pet them. I've had a few experiences while out kayaking
Thanks for using a picture of my boat, THE NAPOLEON COMPLEX.
The name of the water is Faber Cove