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Sealion (1959). The cooler inlet on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The starboard torpedo tube shutters. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The aft D kingston trim pump suction on the port side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). A box vent in the starboard side of the keel. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The cooler outlet D kingston aft on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The main engine inlet on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The refrigeration and air conditioning plant inlet on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The No. 5 main tank aft kingston between 86 and 88 stations in the keel. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). Q tank access plate in the starboard side of the keel. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The No. 3 main tank forward kingston in the keel between 37 and 39 stations. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The main engine room inlet on the port side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The sonar type 185 transducer - D kingston forward on the port side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). No. 1 main tank access holes in the hull between 9 and 14 stations. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The keel box vent on the port side of the keel. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The No. 6 main tank aft access on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). A port bow view taken in a floating dock. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The No. 4 main tank forward access on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The aft port side hydroplane linkage (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The poker gauge in the starboard propeller A bracket. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The E.M. log on the starboard side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The aft services outlet on the port side of the hull. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959). The No. 3 main tank aft kingston in the keel between 40 and 42 stations. (Sheet film negative - possibly acetate)
Sealion (1959) (Negative)
Sealion (1959). In the aft torpedo compartment between 108 and 117 stations on the main flat. (Roll film negative)
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