Mystery Item???
Any submariners want to guess what it is?
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4 comments:
Ship Service Turbine Generator-- sstg, yes minus the rubber flange. After I left the Navy I used it for a couple of years as a key ring. Thought it was lost until today. - LL
LL, is there a spring-loaded ball bearing on the small end? If so, it mates with a detachable set of keys on, you guessed it, another ring. - Vnezuelan Locksmithmate2
Plug for the EBA connections through out the boat. It should have a rubber washer on it also.
Aaaaa yea..., I seem to recall that one was "damaged" as well and someone in A-gang gave it to me. How else would govenment property end up LL's basement. PBS, thanks for the reminder.
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