We have promises to keep and miles to go before we sleep.
The reduction gears and steam turbines under construction at the General Electric Plant, circa March 1942.
Based on the date and the fact USS Iowa (BB-61) and USS Missouri (BB-63) were the only Iowa Class Battleships to receive General Electric gears and turbines, these are most likely for USS Missouri.
There are four sets of double reduction cross-compound geared turbines, with each turbine set driving a single shaft. “They offered almost 10-1 reduction to allow the turbines to run at much higher and more efficient rpm. These are some of the most critical components of the powerplant and one of the things which allowed long ranges in US battleships.“
A man is shown deburring the edges of teeth with a file.
Note that they are double helix which eliminates axial thrust while providing the quieter running and increased strength of helically cut gears.
Photographed by Dmitri Kessel of LIFE Magazine. Identify by Peter Deforest.
LIFE Magazine Archive: 121941, 121944, 121942, 121943, 121940, 121945, 121946, 121949
STOP THIRSTING FOR HIM IN MY REBLOGS!!!!!! he's like my daughter its grossing me outtttttttt
“Ardently”
Silver and Madi (from Black Sails) at the beach on the Maroon Island or somewhere around Nassau, getting to know each other :)
Another gazing-at-your-loved-one(s) art… oops, but so what! I love that xD Alternative title was “I think I’m falling in love with you” (thought by both).
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Andreas Gering (German, 1892-1957, b. Nuremberg, Germany, d. Ibid) - Der gute Kamerad (The good Comrade), 1917, Etching and Aquatint in gray-blue on Vellum Cardboard
It’s feels nice to finish something old huh
full 1 , full 2 → non blink version ←
saw the original
and had to make a few alterations
Al/Alex/I have 16 knives and i dunno what to do with them // here be fandom
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