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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Image of the bow, from starboard. Notice the damage seen on the leading edge of the bow. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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The bow, with a wedge ripped in it. You can see the bow boyancy limber holes in the background. - Pat Householder (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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The bow from starboard. The large semi-circular hole to the left is a limber hole which allowed sea water to enter the boat's superstructure to aid in diving. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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More limber holes can be made out along the hull. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Another view of the bow. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Looking up along the knife-like bow. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Semi-cirular limber holes running along the starboard side of the LAGARTO's bow. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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The forward capstan. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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The forward torpedo room excape chamber structure. - Pat Householder (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Torpedo loading hatch. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Possibly the TBT (Target Bearing Transmitter). - Pat Householder (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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Looking down at the port side running light. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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A diver studying the port side of the periscope shears. (Dr Mike Gadd) |
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