Compartments

Compartments

Personal submarine SeaHawk is organized into several below deck compartments. Each compartment is separated by a bulkhead, part of the submarine’s supporting structure. Each bulkhead surrounds a watertight door. Photos are organized in order of the compartments going from bow to stern: Crew, Midship, Pilot and Machinery.

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bulkhead placement in crew compartment with sub builder John Kammerer looking through — Crew: SeaHawk builder John Kammerer looks through as bulkhead is placed.

compartments decking is show being preheated before placement — Crew: preheating deck before placement.

submarine pan locker for under bunk storage compartments — Crew: pan locker for under bunk storage.

pan locker completed compartments — Crew: pan locker completed.

crew bunks — Crew: bunks for crew and visitors.

crew compartment view looking forward — Crew: view looking forward through crew compartment.

midship one of four compartments looking aft — Midship: view looking aft.

midship compartment view looking forward — Midship: view looking forward.

midship compartment submarine bridge ladder — Midship: ladder to bridge.

midship compartment shown before painting — Midship: compartment before paint.

alternate view of midship before painting — Midship: another view before painting.

submarine midship below decks looking forward after painting — Midship: view looking forward after painting.

submarine midship compartment after painting looking aft — Midship: looking aft through compartment after painting.

pilot's chair before installation — Pilot: chair before installation.

pilot chair facing controls in pilot one of four compartments — Pilot: SeaHawk driver's seat facing control panel.

trim manifold — Pilot: trim manifold (on right) operated by "T" handles.

view of galley appliances — Pilot: refrigerator and freezer.

view of pilot's compartment corridor — Pilot: view of corridor.

foam fire suppression system in case of fuel oil fire — Pilot: fire suppression system in case of fuel oil fire.

fuel oil foam fire suppression equipment close up — Pilot: fuel oil fire suppression unit.

twin John Deere 250kw generators in submarine machinery compartment — Machinery: twin John Deere 250 kilowatt generators mounted.