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Wow chuck! That's the best illustration you've do0ne yet! So realistic! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :geek
Me, I like my cats. I have two really sweet ones.
Getting ready to go to my grandmothers 90th birthday party today. Also having a Facebook debate with my cousin that thinks a Japanese sub was sunk off the Oregon coast. She found records of one while doing research. Yet no American and Japanese navy records account for a sub being sunk during that time.
Bernie Kozar (the dog) is 50% Standard Poodle and 50% German Shepherd.
According to Wikipedia
"Five of these boats participated in the Pearl Harbor attack, with two actually making it into the harbor. Of the five used at Pearl Harbor, No.19 was captured with its pilot Kazuo Sakamaki where it grounded on the east side of Oahu. During World War II, No.19 was put on tour across the United States to help sell War Bonds.[5] Now a U.S. National Historic Landmark, No.19 is an exhibit at the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas.[5]
A second Pearl Harbor midget submarine, No.18, was located by U.S. Navy divers off Keehi Lagoon east of the Pearl Harbor entrance on 13 June 1960.[1] The submarine had been damaged by a depth charge attack and abandoned by its crew before it could fire its torpedoes.[1] This submarine was restored and placed on display at the Imperial Japanese Naval Academy on 15 March 1962.[1]"
So there is your history lesson for the day Bob :hmmm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_A_K%C5%8D-hy%C5%8Dteki-class_submarine
According to Wikipedia
"Five of these boats participated in the Pearl Harbor attack, with two actually making it into the harbor. Of the five used at Pearl Harbor, No.19 was captured with its pilot Kazuo Sakamaki where it grounded on the east side of Oahu. During World War II, No.19 was put on tour across the United States to help sell War Bonds.[5] Now a U.S. National Historic Landmark, No.19 is an exhibit at the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas.[5]
A second Pearl Harbor midget submarine, No.18, was located by U.S. Navy divers off Keehi Lagoon east of the Pearl Harbor entrance on 13 June 1960.[1] The submarine had been damaged by a depth charge attack and abandoned by its crew before it could fire its torpedoes.[1] This submarine was restored and placed on display at the Imperial Japanese Naval Academy on 15 March 1962.[1]"
So there is your history lesson for the day Bob :hmmm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_A_K%C5%8D-hy%C5%8Dteki-class_submarine
Well it's on Wiki... :facepalm
I thought there was a lot of question if they made it in the harbor but guess that's been settled or I was mistaken. :idonno
It's 1330 on Sunday afternoon here, and I'm one hour in to my five-hour (radio) watch here in not so sunny New Plymouth. There's a little under a handful of local fishing boats still out so the (VHF) airwaves are very quiet... Only high-spot so far is the 71 Mach 1, 57 Bel Air & 70 Buick GX that just burbled past the window !!
Ian