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Sailors sitting on the deck of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427) attach connecting fixtures to floats that will be placed along the control cable for the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle

A CHIEF PETTY Officer examines a cable connector for the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle as it sits on the deck of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427)

A Navy lieutenant involved with the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle program helps three sailors coil the vehicle's control cable on the deck of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO-427)

Crewmen sitting near the stern of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427) attach connecting fixtures to floats that will be placed at intervals along the control cable for the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle

An electrician aboard the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO-427) uses a soldering iron to attach a connector to a section of the control cable for the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle

A CHIEF PETTY Officer squatting on the deck of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427) uses a heat gun to shrink a plastic covering over a section of the control cable for the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle

A Lieutenant and a CHIEF PETTY Officer remove a protective housing from around the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle on the deck of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427)

On the pier alongside the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427), a CHIEF PETTY Officer and a Sailor attach some of the external components of the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle

A PETTY Officer and a civilian technician kneeling on the deck of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427) examine the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle

A Sailor coils the control cable for the Super Sea Rover mine locator vehicle on the bow of the ocean minesweeper USS CONSTANT (MSO 427)

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The original finding aid described this photograph as:

Base: Naval Base, San Diego

State: California (CA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: PH1 Mike Flynn, USN

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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01/07/1988
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