Training Submarine
This old Oberon-class submarine looks as though it is used for diving training with the high-visibility markings used to aid divers in the murky depths. The two orange tubes fore and aft on the casing look as though they might be lock-in/lock-out chambers to allow practicing entering/exiting the submarine without filling the hull with water.
The portable generator aft of the fin is probably there to provide the minimal power requirements for the boat whilst it is moored.
This photo was taken near Aultbea on Loch Ewe in north-western Scotland in the early summer of 1984.
Training Submarine
This old Oberon-class submarine looks as though it is used for diving training with the high-visibility markings used to aid divers in the murky depths. The two orange tubes fore and aft on the casing look as though they might be lock-in/lock-out chambers to allow practicing entering/exiting the submarine without filling the hull with water.
The portable generator aft of the fin is probably there to provide the minimal power requirements for the boat whilst it is moored.
This photo was taken near Aultbea on Loch Ewe in north-western Scotland in the early summer of 1984.