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Maintenance of Naval Submarine School Escape Trainer
Summary
Naval Submarine School Senior Instructors Frank Gorham, left, and James McCloud discuss with contractors the scheduled maintenance of the school's 84,000-gallon capacity escape trunk in the submarine escape trainer. The winter service period provides a break in the pressurized ascent training both enlisted and officer submarine sailors undergo as part of their initial accession or during their skills assessment and enhancement training. (Photo by: William Kenny)
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Date
07/12/2010
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