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I researched the Nautilus and here's what I found out. I found out First Lady Mamie Eisenhower christened the Nautilus on January 1954. On January 17, 1955 Nautilus Commanding Officer CDR. Eugene P. Wilkinson ordered all lines cast off. The Nautilus would steam more than 62,00 miles before her first refeuling in 1957. That's 2 years wow! I was amazed to hear that the USS Nautilus had been under the North Pole. I got so excited I could not research anymore.
I was boarding the USS Nautilus, my tour had just started. First I had seen and heard things at the museum where the Nautilus is. In 1986 it was brought to the Submarine Force Museum. The museum is owned by the Navy so everyone can tour the Nautilus. First we toured the torpedo room. It was very interesting and there was a lot of different torpedoes.
Now I will tell you about the other rooms I toured. The hallways had lots of green and 2 escape hatches, also small rooms. Nautilus uses radar when on the surface. The noise room hears all of the noises from the water and above. They have to tell if the noise is fish, Navy Ships or whales. I saw the grand staircase it didn't look very grand though. I loved the control room which controls the motion of the ship. The voice tube goes to the control room and the men yell orders from above. The are different handle shapes so you can press them in the dark or if power goes out. My sister's favorite was the ice cream machine and milk dispenser. At one time they had a coke machine and a jukebox on board. Nautilus always had a doctor on board to perform minor operations and take care of colds, scratches and scrapes. I would not want to eat or cook in a submarine because the cook has to cook four meals a day, including midnight rations. Then our tour was over. I had so much fun.
I was so glad I won this trip. It was my favorite place I had been in a while. I can now tell my class about the USS Nautilus submarine.
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