Diesel Power Homepage Diesel Power
Home»News»USS Dolphin (AGSS-555) - The U.S. Navy's Last Diesel Sub»Photo 15

Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Ronald Madsen

Prev 
Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Ronald Madsen
USS Dolphin (AGSS-555) - The U.S. Navy's Last Diesel Electric Sub
MM1/SS Ronald Madsen opens the throttle on the number two engine until it reaches just over 1,600 rpm. This is the last time the engines were ever run together to empty out the fuel tanks and lines in preparation for the decommissioning of the USS Dolphin. To say we were honored to be part of this historic event is an understatement. View Related Article
Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine On Deck Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine In Water Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Para Scope Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine The Bridge Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Ladder Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Main Hallway Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Gm Detroit Diesel
Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Gm Detroit Diesel Two Stroke Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Electrical Motor Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Air Supply Lines Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine John Garrett Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Power Monitoring Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Mess Area Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Kristopher Stafford
Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Ronald Madsen Uss Dolphin Diesel Submarine Robert Vengbal
Dodge Ram 1500 Research
Dodge Ram 1500 Our comprehensive information will allow you to compare the new Dodge Ram 1500 and review specs, photos and more. The V8 standard engine in the Ram 1500 gives you 310 horsepower with an estimated 11 mpg. It has drivers side crash test ratings of 5 stars and passengers side crash test ratings of 5 stars. The Volkswagon Jetta and the Chevy Silverado are other vehicles that might interest you.
Get Adobe Flash player