Der U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) und ein Arbeiter der Guam Naval Shipyard beobachten, wie der steuerbordseitige Anker und die Kette für ein 12-jähriges Preventative Maintenance Service (PMS) Projekt entfernt werden.

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Der U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) und ein Arbeiter der Guam Naval Shipyard beobachten, wie der steuerbordseitige Anker und die Kette für ein 12-jähriges Preventative Maintenance Service (PMS) Projekt entfernt werden.

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Apra Harbor, Guam (22. Januar 2007) Der U-Boot-Tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) und ein Arbeiter der Guam Naval Shipyard beobachten, wie der steuerbordseitige Anker und die Kette für ein 12-jähriges Preventative Maintenance Service (PMS) Projekt entfernt werden. Die Entfernung der Anker ermöglicht die dringend notwendige Konservierung des Ankers, der Ankerkette und des Ankerschranks. Frank Cable durchläuft derzeit auf der Guam Naval Shipyard eine viermonatige Phase der Wartungsverfügbarkeit (Phased Maintenance Availability, PMA). Foto der U.S. Navy von Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Stefanie Broughton File # 070122-N-5621B-078

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