ALVIN 102, 103, 104 US Navy underwater Sound Lab film of Alvin surface movies of launch and retrieving Alvin from R/V Lulu of Argus Is;and Bermuda, August 1965.
ALVIN 102, 103, 104 US Navy underwater Sound Lab film of Alvin surface movies of launch and retrieving Alvin from R/V Lulu of Argus Is;and Bermuda, August 1965.
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ALVIN 102, 103, 104 US Navy underwater Sound Lab film of Alvin surface movies of launch and retrieving Alvin from R/V Lulu of Argus Is;and Bermuda, August 1965.. The runtime for this video is 24m 53s. Alvin dive 102 took place on August 22, 1965. The Chief Scientist was W. Rainnie in the operating area of Off Argus Island. The purpose was described as 'TEST' and the sponsor as 'ONR'. Alvin dive 103 took place on August 23, 1965. The Chief Scientist was W. Rainnie in the operating area of Off Argus Island. The purpose was described as 'TEST' and the sponsor as 'ONR'. Alvin dive 104 took place on September 26, 1965. The Chief Scientist was W. Rainnie in the operating area of Off Argus Island. The purpose was described as 'PHOTOGRAPHY' and the sponsor as 'ONR'.
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