1952 USA: New atomic submarine unveiled in Connecticut
April 22, 2026
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0:24Now Playing1952 USA: New atomic submarine unveiled in Connecticut
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as posted by the channelDate: 23rd June 1952
Location: Unknown location
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
USA: Connecticut:
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SHIPBUILDING President Truman signs on keel of U.S. first atomic Sub. welder makes mark permanent..shots etc
AMERICAN NAVAL. President Truman lays and signs keel of U.S.first atomic sub.. welder makes mark permanent.. shots
SUBMARINES. President Truman lays keel and signs name on keel of U.S. first atomic submarine.
TRUMAN HARRY President. Lays and signs name on keel of First Atomic Sub for U.S.
WELDING Welding on keel of U.S. first atomic submarine .. laid by President Truman
U.S.N., navy, United States Navy, nuclear sub, nuclear submarine
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