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(Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Squalus''}} '''''Squalus'' (SS-192)''' was a U.S. Navy submarine. Its biggest claim to fame was its part in field testing Commander McCann's experimental diving bell. __NOTOC__ It saw more success in the Second World War, during which it operated under the name '''''Sailfish'''''. ==Fiction== On the 23rd of May, 1939, ''Squalus'' was being tested off the coast of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. During a routine dive, an alert sou...") |
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'''''Squalus'' (SS-192)''' was a U.S. Navy submarine. Its biggest claim to fame was its part in field testing [[Commander McCann]]'s experimental diving bell.
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==Crew==
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===''Squalus'' commander===
The main in charge on ''Squalus'' identified himself as the '''commander'''. While supervising ''Squalus''{{'}} controlled descent, he ordered a close of the airlocks once informed of the engine room flood.
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