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A interior view of the wheelhouse on the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) moored at the Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

A view of the transom area on the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) moored at the Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

Crewmen moor the surface effect ship 200 (SES 200) to a Navy Yard pier upon its arrival. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

A port bow view of the surface effect ship 200 (SES) underway after departing the Washington Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high lenth-to-beam research

A port bow view of the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) moored at the Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length-to-beam ratio by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

A view looking forward from the bridge on the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) moored at the Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

A port bow view of the surface effect ship 200 (SES) underway after departing the Washington Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high lenth-to-beam research

Crewmen moor the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) to a Navy Yard pier upon its arrival. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

A view looking forward aboard the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) moored at the Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length-to-beam ratio by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research

An interior view of the wheelhouse on the surface effect ship 200 (SES-200) moored at the Navy Yard. Naval Sea Systems Command procured a 110-foot commercial SES and increased its length by installing a 50-foot hull extension amidships. This was necessary to validate high length-to-beam research.

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Base: Washington

State: District Of Columbia (DC)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: Roy Heitman

Release Status: Released to Public

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27/10/1983
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