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Refit 1986 - Synchro Lift

1/6/2017

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Here's a little flashback to 1986 when Ojibwa went in to refit in the synchro shed. Just how high is that roof? Well Ojibwa is approximately five storeys high.

This refit was not as drastic as the 68/69 leap of faith when she was cut in two so her engines could be removed and replaced. Follow the link below to read Gilles Poirier's inside story of that event.
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The Synchro Lift used to Access the Shed

Go to: Ojibwa Cut in Two
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  • Home
    • About Us
    • Project Ojibwa >
      • Cutting Edge Technology
      • Sojourn in Hamilton
      • Site Preparation
      • The Landing
    • Contact
  • Plan Visit
  • COLD WAR
    • Cold War Sub Operations
    • The Opposition
    • CLOSE CALLS
  • HMCS OJIBWA
    • Ojibwa's Badge
    • Commanding Officers
    • Ojibwa's Crew at Commissioning
    • Ojibwa's NATO Service
    • Ojibwa Firsts
  • Submarines
    • Short History Cdn Subs
    • Bulkhead #34 Door
    • Charlie Saves the Boat
    • Cutting a Sub in Two
    • Dit About Dishes
    • Earning Your Dolphins
    • Pass or Perish
    • Red Light/Black Light
    • Riding the Roof
    • Snorting
    • Trimming a Submarine
  • Pirates
    • Then & Now
    • A Little Rebel in..
    • Buoys will be Buoys
    • Music Soothes
    • No Kitchens
    • One Potato
    • Ruminations on Rum
    • Sonarman's Day
    • Standby to M Bare Ass
  • Education
    • For Teachers
    • How to Book
    • Innovative Programs
    • Cadets
  • Flashback Friday & News