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Individual Submarine Boards => USS Blueback (SS-581) => Topic started by: Dave595 on March 27, 2008, 12:38:33 PM
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That has got to be the biggest salmon I have ever seen (a BLUEBACK is a salmon).
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How operational is the Blueback? If they removed the welded on gang plank, could she be motored out to sea?
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Salmon? Are you talking about class? I thought the Blueback was a Barbel class?
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Great photos! Lance I think he is talking about the type of fish, like a blueback is a type of Slamon. Just my 2 cents though.
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Great photos! Lance I think he is talking about the type of fish, like a blueback is a type of Slamon. Just my 2 cents though.
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You are right, I am dense. Maybe I don't sleep enough. Doh!
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Yes, I was referring to the salmon fish and repeating what the Canadian goose was thinking as it swam up to the boat.
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The boat is afloat, but is not operational at all. Her screw has been removed and is on display at the head of the ramp down to her. She got underway via tugs a few years back for a trip down the river to a drydock for repairs. Even though both batteries, all 3 diesels and the main motors are still in place, they are far from functional.
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You're a lot closer than we are. You're still on the water and you still have the batteries. :) Some of the other boats have been working on getting the diesels running, again.