SEA LAB 2 (MN-10100B) Panama City, FloridaFOOTNOTE: Scenes are of SEA LAB 2 personnel in training at Panama City, Florida in the area of Mine Defense Lab Part 3

Description

1) CU Underwater view of two of Aquanauts training in the Buddy Breathing System as they move through the water, one man breathing from another man"s mouth piece. G2) CU Front view of the men practicing buddy breathing system, one man is wearing no gear but shorts, other man having tanks on his back.3) CU Tanks on mans back, tanks of second man is seen in BG during the buddy breathing.4) CU Men performing the buddy breathing system, moving off to R through the water, this is being performed with the MK VI breathing apparatus.5) CU Underwater view of one man taking out his mouth piece, stripping off his Airwak Apparatus, moving over to his buddy, performing the buddy breathing system as they move off leaving the tanks lay in the bottom of lake.6) CU Front view of two men moving through the water during the Buddy Breathing System training; PAN up to R to two men moving off, SV DA of men practicing the Buddy Breathing System with the MK VI breathing apparatus.7) ECU Front view of one man with the apparatus on. G8) ECU Two men standing motionless on the bottom during the Buddy Breathing System with the MK VI apparatus and move to L. G9) CU Looking to the SPU moving through the water with Aquanaut passing overhead. SV G10) CU Aquanaut passing by with the SPU. SV VG11) MS Side view of Aquanaut settling to the bottom with the SPU, lats go of the handles, moves around to side, begins checking switches on the front top panel. G12) CU Aquanaut on the bottom moving off with the SPU into the murky BG. G13) CU SPU and Aquanaut passing overhead through the water. G14) MS Rear view of Aquanaut moving through water with the SPU during the training; Aquanaut soin around, moves back overhead of camera position. G15) MCU Underwater view of Aquanaut settling to bottom with SPU, checking some after part of the SPU.16) CU Aquanaut moving off to R with the SPU. G17) CU Aquanaut, hands on top of the SPU, legs in the air in water, SPU on bottom. G18) CU PAN up to R, Aquanauts moving to R with their Airwak Apparatus strapped to their backs. SV19) CU Front view of one of Aquanauts standing on the bottom unfastening his straps on the Airwak Apparatus; removing it from his back, setting the tanks on to the bottom, swimming off to L to his teammate, the man begins the Buddy Breathing System with the MK VI apparatus as the two men move off. G20) ECU Showing the hose connection for the Buddy Breathing System, each man can use the air supply, both breathing from the hose. G21) CU PAN view of the two Aquanauts moving through the water, both wearing tanks. G22) CU One man in wet suit standing on bottom of lake removing his tanks. G23) ECU Front view of one of Aquanauts wearing the MK VI breathing apparatus, second man moves up, puts the breathing apparatus in his mouth. G24) ECU Front view of Aquanauts on bottom during the Buddy Breathing System training. G25) CU Side view of Aquanaut showing the tanks on his back. G26) ECU Side view of Aquanaut wearing the MK VI Breathing Apparatus. G27) ECU Front view of Aquanaut on bottom, bubbles coming up from his face mask. G28) ECU Two Aquanauts during the Buddy Breathing with the MK VI apparatus. SV DA29) CU Aquanaut moving through water with a hand-held sonar held before him with both outstreched hands. SV DA G30) CU Aquanaut standing on bottom with a hand-held sonar held in his hand, the man waves the sonar back and forth in front of him. G31) ECU Aquanaut adjusting a dial on the rear of the sonar. G32) ECU Side view of Aquanaut, bubbles coming up from his air hose.33) CU Aquanaut with the hand-held sonar during training at Crystal Lake. G34) CU Front view of the Aquanaut on his knees, waving the hand-held sonar slowly back and forth; a line runs from the sonar to the man"s head piece. SV DA G35) CU Underwater view of a photographer taking pictures as he s

Collection

General Records of the Department of the Navy

Series

Moving Images Relating to Military Activities