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My lovely bride bought me a trip to Chicago's Science and Industry museum. I've posted my pictures here]My winter vacation.[/url]
I am a submarine vet. I did manage a few days aboard USS Barbel, but didn't serve aboard the pig boats.
The display was AWESOME! They didn't just dump the boat in the basement and sell tickets. This display was very well produced and they did their best to communicate what it was like to be aboard for the 90 day war patrol. I suggested they collect the sweatsocks from all professional athletes for a month, age that pile for a year, then put them in the bilges. Add sea water, diesel fuel, a bit of raw sewage, and some rotting food scraps. That might come close to duplicating the smell to go with the sound effects.
The Enigma machine looked remarkably like another device of my acquaintance. I was a Radioman. I now add this to the dozens of other "common" designs between this captured technology and that I saw at sea when I served.
This display is THUMBS UP!
My lovely bride bought me a trip to Chicago's Science and Industry museum. I've posted my pictures here]My winter vacation.[/url]
I am a submarine vet. I did manage a few days aboard USS Barbel, but didn't serve aboard the pig boats.
The display was AWESOME! They didn't just dump the boat in the basement and sell tickets. This display was very well produced and they did their best to communicate what it was like to be aboard for the 90 day war patrol. I suggested they collect the sweatsocks from all professional athletes for a month, age that pile for a year, then put them in the bilges. Add sea water, diesel fuel, a bit of raw sewage, and some rotting food scraps. That might come close to duplicating the smell to go with the sound effects.
The Enigma machine looked remarkably like another device of my acquaintance. I was a Radioman. I now add this to the dozens of other "common" designs between this captured technology and that I saw at sea when I served.
This display is THUMBS UP!
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