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General Boards => Museum Submarine Discussion => Topic started by: pekelney on September 23, 2014, 01:10:13 PM
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By popular demand, WW II torpedo gyro manual:
http://maritime.org/doc/torpgyro/index.htm
rich
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Rich,
I have been coming across your name all over the place... well, all over the internet actually - sorta happens when one searches anything related to these old boats. Seems you have this talent for finding the perfect distractors from my schooling: patrol logs, manuals... I even caught myself trying to wrap my head around the theory of operation of a TDC. The latter is a good thing - I can justify a truce with my war on math long enough to attempt trigonometry once more.
Where do you keep finding these long forgotten things?
Mike
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Most of the material on http://maritime.org/doc has come from the US National Archives in College Park, MD. Others from museum or private collections. I have bought some of them from booksellers. Others were borrowed, scanned and returned from all over. I scanned and put up the first book in 1997. It has slowly built up. Often based on requests from other museums.
rich
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Well, I have to say... your efforts are impressive, Rich. :)
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I am so thankful that Rich posts his helpful findings here.
I was lucky enough to meet Rich AND Paul Farace on the same day.
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Lance,
I personally think that might be pushing the limits of "coolness" for one day :)
Mike
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Lance, I'm so sorry you had to meet Paul Farace! :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:
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OK sister, it's on.... :knuppel2:
I think it was neat meeting the illustrious creator of this BBS!!! OK, and his lovely wife and daughter... :smitten:
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HAHAHAHA! I'm sorry, I had to! And it took you long enough to catch that! ;)
BTW, I'm surprised I didn't hear any flack from you on December 7th. 8)
Karen