Portal:United States Navy

Summary

Portal:United States Navy Base Facilities Report (1944)

The Submarine Repair Unit, Navy 137, is a shore based activity which has an integral part in operating submarines in Task Group 71.3. Its mission is to provide the same facilities for repair and refitting of submarines as are provided by submarine tender, including submarine spare parts. In addition the Submarine Repair Unit has the mission of providing for the recreation and welfare of submarine officers and men in recuperation status. The further mission of this Unit is to operate and provide a motor vehicle pool, serving its own facilities and other vessels of the Task Group.
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Portal:United States Navy Base Facilities Report (1944)

The recreation centers listed are available to all U.S. Naval personnel regardless of their assignment of duty. In addition to the recreation center listed, the Perth-Fremantle area provides other numerous recreational facilities and athletic facilities, such as private golf clubs, large public parks, ocean swimming, horseback riding, hunting on public land. Most of the facilities are free to U.S. Naval personnel except horseback riding.
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Portal:United States Navy Base Facilities Report (1944)

This activity is equipped with the following: 1 Portable boiler, 25 H.P. to supply steam to ships under repair when the ship's own boilers are secured; 1 Diesel generator, 115 volt, 65 KW, for ship's lighting; 1 Diesel air compressor, 350 cu. ft. per minute capacity. The facilities of local ship repair organisation are available for U.S. Navy use.
By use of the Western Australian Government Shop and employees and civilian contractors, all work on ships up to 3,000 tons can be handled ― steam turbine, reciprocator engine and diesel.
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