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Correspondence from Freeman to Stead and Stead to Freeman regarding starting Physician...
The start of a new educational venture under the guidance of the Medical Center - Corr...
Aground at 90 feet. Just before de-parting Bow
Bubbles after 3rd lift
1st left stern parties
Starting to tow in
Securing flood valves
Submerging a pontoon
Securing flood valves
New Hat "Buck Jones"
Just before 1st tow
Shilling Presentation Photos, #9
U.S.S. Sculpin
Just before a blow
T-Pontoon in place
1st lift surfacing
Hoses over the bow
Main blow manifold
Pontoon number 6
LT. Cmdre Tusler
Chain, 76 lb to a link, 96 links per chain, used under sub
2nd lift [two ships in background and hose in foreground]
Stern pontoons resting on surface 270 to 190 feet
Tow of the second lift from 190 to 90 ft
A hose going over the bow of the Falcon
3rd & last lift
Diver's bubbles
2nd lift
Pontoon
Little Jake
Interior of the re-compresssion chamber
1st attempt just before Bow broke
USS Wandank- Towing vessel
Along side dock Portsmouth Sept. 14
Sculpin assisting blowing
Baron
Diver's Helmet
Diver
3rd & Last lift almost gone. Immediately lifted and towed to port
Wire clamps (flower pots) in position
Diver being assisted at surface
Shilling Presentation Photos, #10
Shilling Presentation Photos, #15
Shilling Presentation Photos, #19
Aground at 90 feet, departing
Shilling Presentation Photos, #16
Shilling Presentation Photos, #7
Congestion on stern of the U.S.S. Falcon
Trying to get first pontoon in position
Resting easy at 90 feet