Hi all,

I had some time to blow this afternoon, and went surfing Wikipedia...
and ended up at the periscope entry.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periscope

The 'External Links' that go with this entry contain this fascinating
link to online WWII era Sub training manuals.

http://maritime.org/fleetsub/

Haven't really had time to scrutinize them yet, but there looks to be
hours of interesting reading.

Erik

On Nov 18, 10:45*pm, Erik wrote:
Hi all,

I had some time to blow this afternoon, and went surfing Wikipedia...
and ended up at the periscope entry.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periscope

The 'External Links' that go with this entry contain this fascinating
link to online WWII era Sub training manuals.

http://maritime.org/fleetsub/

Haven't really had time to scrutinize them yet, but there looks to be
hours of interesting reading.

Erik

That looks cool.
Thanks
Karl

On Nov 19, 5:33*am, " wrote:
On Nov 18, 10:45*pm, Erik wrote:
...

http://maritime.org/fleetsub/

Haven't really had time to scrutinize them yet, but there looks to be
hours of interesting reading.

Erik

That looks cool.
Thanks
Karl-

After studying the Torpedo Data Computer section I'm really glad I got
into military high tech repair -after- it changed to electronic
computation and control.

I had some time to blow this afternoon, and went surfing Wikipedia...
and ended up at the periscope entry.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periscope


If you want to blow a LOT of time, get the simulator.
http://silenthunter4.uk.ubi.com/features.php
Way better than anything on TV
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty