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I have to start taking taxpayer phone calls tomorrow at work and I am SOOOOOO nervous, it's ruining my whole Sunday evening
The commissioning plate.
Onslow was commissioned during the Cold War, a tense time that called for a submarine to watch, listen and collect information without detection. The most secretive work was tracking Soviet submarines moving into the Arabian Gulf from Vladivostok via the Coral Sea and the Great Australian Bight.
With five other Oberons, Onslow gave the Royal Australian Navy a formidable submarine force. The motto of the navy's submarine arm is "Strength, silence, surprise". This explains many of Onslow's characteristics, including:
•a diving chamber for Special Forces to leave the boat for covert operations
•a gash ejector containing weighted rubbish (gash) bags. When ejected, the bags sink to the ocean floor so no debris floats to give away the submarine's position
•soundproofing on all equipment to make Oberons one of the quietest submarines ever built.
Onslow has travelled the equivalent of more than 16 times around the world, serving Australia with quiet distinction for 30 years.
Australia National Maritime Museum - www.sea.museum/en/home
Non è più terra, non è ancora mare.
Non è vita falsa, non è vita vera.
È tempo.
Tempo che passa.
E basta.
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Minolta X-700 / Ilford SFX || It may be 2008, but sometimes it feels like Tucson never moved much beyond 1958.
Australia were looking comfortable on 130-3 but started losing wickets. Dean Headley produced an inspired spell of seam bowling and Australia fell apart. The game continued well into additional time for a finish and the Barmy Army made it a big
atmosphere in a series of MCG lower bays. England's Darren Gough took the last wicket with Australia 13 runs short.
A great victory, with Dean Headley taking 6-60.