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2 July 2007. A2 writes:
The screw pictured in your eyeball series is attached to a Trident Submarine, and not a newer class of boomer. Its design is 25 years old and is probably not classsified.
1 July 2007. A writes:
In your Boomer refit eyeball, in the 4th image down, isn't that a boomer screw that we see in the image? I thought the shapes of US screws were supposed to be classified TOP SECRET, for I've never seen a current US screw in any image at all, they're always shrouded.
Unshrouded screw source
Unshrouded screw source
Shrouded screw sourceEnlarged photo of similar Japanese submarine 7-blade screw:
http://web.umr.edu/~rogersda/military_service/7-bladed%20sub%20screw.jpg
Another view of a boomer screw: http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthewphx/184564089/
30 June 2007
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Bangor Naval Strategic Weapons Facility, WA |
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Looking North
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Looking North
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Looking East
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Looking South
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Looking West
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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, WA |
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Boomer 1
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Boomer 2
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Boomer 3
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