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April 24, 2011 - Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S. - -- Cape Canaveral, Fla. -- Culinary Specialist Seaman Tyler Keyes, middle, of Stillwater, Minnesota, shown with Commander John Gearhart, left, and Culinary Specialist First Class Shawn Jones, right, cheer after receiving his Submarine qualification pins during a Dolphin presentation in the Crew's Mess aboard the USS Annapolis (SSN 760), a S6G nuclear reactor powered fast attack submarine, sailing from Cape Canaveral on Sunday. The pins were first authorized for use in 1941. To ''Qualify Submarines,'' a submariner must possess an in-depth knowledge of ship's construction, operation, and damage control and demonstrate his reliability under battle conditions. The USS Annapolis measures 362 ft. in length and 33 ft. at the beam, a diving depth of over 400 ft., 27+ mph, 12 vertical launch missile tubes, 4 torpedo tubes, ( automatický překlad do češtiny )
Po zkouškách panuje na palubě ponorky vždy bujará nálada. | Foto: Profimédia