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At random: The Grampus and Pike were commissioned in ceremonies at Mare Island the same day, Thursday, the 28th of May 1903. A young naval officer, Lieutenant Arthur MacArthur III, older brother of General Douglas MacArthur, assumed command for both vessels at the same time.

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pekelney

Posted 2009-01-05 9:42 PM (#23229)

Mess cooking

Posts: 23

Subject: S-Boat Manual

Folks,

A new manual of interest has been added up on the HNSA web site:

Submarine Information and Instruction Manual, 1942 was used for training on board S-class submarines during WW II. S-boats where built between 1918 and 1925, they were already obsolete by the beginning of WW II. This book has no illustrations, but includes a lot of details about S-boats and their operation.

http://www.hnsa.org/doc/s-boat/index.htm

We have added 25 new documents (not all submarine) to the HNSA web site in the last 4
months. If you have not looked at http://www.hnsa.org/doc/index.htm
recently, you should take a look now. Some highlights include a 1,200
page catalog of Naval Electronics from WW II, six full torpedo manuals
from 1896-1944, two depth charge manuals from WW II, a proximity fuze
manual, two gyrocompass manuals, 20 and 40mm gun manuals, submarine
recognition manual, ship camouflage manual, USN turret catalog, 24
inch searchlight manual, some booklets of general plans, ...

rich

snakeyez

Posted 2009-01-06 5:22 AM (#23240 - in reply to #23229)

Senior Crew

Posts: 186

Location: Chunky, MS

Subject: RE: S-Boat Manual

Thanks Rich. Lots of folks are gonna enjoy this one along with all the other manuals!

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