Six Submarines In Aerial View In San Diego – Dry dock and In Water

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Lots going on around the San Diego Bay in the ‘Submarine’ department – There are quite a few of them caught in photos in and around the bay.

This first one seems to be different than some of the other ones we have been linking to:

And the one above from a Bird’s Eye View:

This one is sitting in the dry dock:

Same one as above,but in Bird’s Eye View (make sure and rotate around to see all angles)

Make sure and spin around on the one below – the amount and position change as you rotate

Here is another couple – there is a Yellow Submarine too…

Check out the rest of our Submarine Aerial Photo Links if you enjoyed this link.

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   Comment by KellyJ on 21 April 2008:

   Really old photos. The first set are of a ex-Soviet Foxtrot that is part of a museum by the Star of India. The ones showing the subs in dock are also old…the drydock itself is currently at a shipyard in overhaul. The one with the yellow sub shows Dolphin (AGSS 555) which was decomed a year ago. The “yellow sub” is a test target for new torpedo testing. Less a sub and more just a big submersible can (no crew; it just hangs from cables…and i think it had an accident last year and sank too). The subs pierside (the 688s) are also several years old.
   Still, kinda cool.
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   Comment by Virtual Bird's Eye on 21 April 2008:

   Thanks for the comments KellyJ!!

   It would be a nice feature of Virtual Earth if they would put the ‘date taken’ information with the photo. It would be nice for situations like you stated – everyone that looks at these links would know that they were from… last year… 3 years ago… 8 years ago…

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