ICEX

Turbulent Diving
Turbulent Diving

Turbulent
Turbulent

From Mike Harris: ALCIDE 3rd Hand David Ramsay
From Mike Harris: ALCIDE 3rd Hand David Ramsay
From Mike Harris AURIGA from ALCIDE
From Mike Harris AURIGA from ALCIDE
From Mike Harris CO Simon Conway (left) Ken Vause Cdr SM (right)
From Mike Harris CO Simon Conway (left) Ken Vause Cdr SM (right)
From Rob Forsyth: Nigel Franklin 1st Lt watches as CO Ken Bromback tests the ice!
From Rob Forsyth: Nigel Franklin 1st Lt watches as CO Ken Bromback tests the ice!
From Rob Forsyth: Ice field 1964
From Rob Forsyth: Ice field 1964
From Rob Forsyth: 1964 peripicicefield
From Rob Forsyth: 1964 peripicicefield
From Rob Forsyth: peripicicefield 1964
From Rob Forsyth: peripicicefield 1964
From Rob Forsyth: 1964 peripicpolynya viewed from below
From Rob Forsyth: 1964 peripicpolynya viewed from below
 
Superb and Turbulent at the North Pole 1988
 
Inside Range Control Hut
 
Range Control Hut APLIS March 88. Flying flag of FOSM, Rear Admiral Frank Grenier who was making a four hour visit.
 
Underwater Telephone (UWT) to talk to HMS Turbulent
 
Awaiting USS LAPON's surfacing - note rifle in case
 
Drilling a hole in the ice to put UWT transducer into the Polyna
 
The British Team on APLIS. Test Conductor, Lt Cdr Peter Rundle centre rear.
 
Captain coming ashore! Cdr J J Mackin USN
 
Tigerfish being loaded into CASA aircraft for hauling to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska
 
De-prepping Tigerfish on the ice.
 
Cdr Dan Conley, Cdr STWG - well wrapped up!
 
USS LAPON surfaced at APLIS
 
USS LAPON surfacing. Red flag is aiming point, not bad positioning after 4000 mile passage from San Diego.
 
Tigerfish recovery. One hole for the torpedo and one for the diver.
 
Helicopter pulling Tigerfish from the ice
 
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