USS LAGARTO (SS-371)
Honoring the submariners on Eternal Patrol
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| The Wreck Site (2005) All images below are property of Dr Mike Gadd and are posted here with this permission. All rights reserved. |
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The aft deck gun from starboard, looking aft. The breech end of the gun is covered in a mass of cables and fishing nets. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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The masts of the LAGARTO loom out of the haze. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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The top of the periscope shears from port. The periscopes themselves are no longer housed in the masts. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Another view looking up at the shers from the port side. You can see a portion of fishing net that became snagged on the wreck. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Shears from the port side. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Port side looking forward. Forward of the shears is the top edge of the bridge coaming. The two large "holes" in the shears are just part of the structure. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Port side view, looking forward, of the periscope shears. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Port side view, looking forward, of the periscope shears. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Directly aft of the sears looking forward. The snagged cables flow in the current over the wreck. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Port side running light. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Deck gun. The deck itself is rotted away. - Pat Householder (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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View of the bow and bullnose, slightly to port. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Closer view of the bullnose. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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View of the bow from starboard. (Dr Mike Gadd) |