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After Battery Compartment |
Named for the second of the two electric storage battery wells below the
deck, this is the largest compartment aboard the submarine. It houses
the all-electric galley where cooks fed the 100-man crew.
The After Battery Compartment includes 3 main areas:
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For showering, the procedure was to quickly wet yourself thoroughly and then
turn off the water. After you had soaped and scrubbed yourself, the water was again turned on for a few moments to rinse away the soap.
Crewman taking a shower
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Freshwater showers were a luxury enjoyed by U.S. submarine sailors that were not available aboard most other nation's submarines during WW-II.
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Last revised 14-Nov-2014
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