Evacuation of the wounded aboard U.S. submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. Wounded lying on a stretcher. Other sailors standing nearby him. They cover him with a blanket. Men standing on the deck of the submarine. The wounded is transferred from the submarine to a life boat. The life boat underway. U.S. sailors along with the wounded aboard the life boat. The life boat moving towards a hospital ship underway. Sailors looking through binoculars.
U.S. Navy submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. A sailor standing at the deck of the submarine looking through binoculars. Lookouts watching the enemy actions through binoculars from conning tower. U.S. flag flying atop the conning tower. (World War II period).
U.S. submarine underway in the Pacific Ocean. Sailors and officers aboard the submarine watching the enemy actions through binoculars. United States flag and small Japanese flags flying atop the conning tower. A life boat along the side of submarine. Officers looking through binoculars and discussing amongst themselves. A man sending blinker signals. A sailor coming out of hole on the deck of the submarine. Officers talking amongst themselves. (World War II period).
USS Sea Dog (SS-401) at the Midway islands in the Pacific Ocean. U.S. Navy personnel aboard the submarine. Other navy personnel standing at the dock. Men hold heavy lines aboard the submarine. U.S. flag flying atop a flag pole in the background. Officers discussing amongst themselves.
Dramatic views of a ship in flames at sea on a dark night in World War 2.. (Possibly photographed from a surfaced submarine.) As fire consumes the ship, it slowly sinks. Afterwards, emergency flares are seen in the night sky.
Crew of a U.S. submarine use cables, a steel pole, and lines to hoist and maneuver a torpedo that has just been delivered to them, while at sea, during World War 2. They maneuver the torpedo over the deck, using a steel pole and cables and lines. A blimp is seen overhead. A small escort craft is seen nearby. Back on deck, the sub crew has successfully lowered the torpedo into a hatch and are controlling it with lines as it descends into the interior of the submarine. They quickly disassemble their hoisting apparatus, when finished. Another view of the support craft.
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