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USS SeaHorse SSN 669 incident

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Published on 11-01-2018 01:47 AM

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Seahorse, SSN 669.
Late 73 but most likely early 74.

Two others recollections at the bottom.

Wrote this afterwards.

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Before the Austin Healey

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Published on 12-01-2012 07:59 PM Number of Views: 9561

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Before the Austin-Healey
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James Tworow (Sherlock)

The Austin-Healey roadster, whether you pick the 100/4, 100/6, 3000 or Sprite, isa well loved and legendary sports car. When the 100/4 roadster was launched back inlate 1953 it took the sports car world by storm. But ...

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