A Swimmer Attaching a Tow Rope to a Horn of One of the German Mine Swept in the Corfu. Channel, Admirelty Experts Say that the Mine was "Safe" and the Swimmer was not in Danger.
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The Giant German Land Mine, Which a Team of Frogmen, Left By Lieut.Commander G.G. Utteridge Made Safe Below the Surface at West India Dock.
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Two More Royal Navy Mine Sweepers Bound for Singapore to Join the Dar East Navy Station were in Colombo.Many of the Sailor Enjoyed Their Short-Leave in Town.
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Five Ships of the Royal Navy's Dertmouth Training Squadron Arrived in the Pool of London.
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During an Exercise on the Baltic Coast of the German Democratic Republic a "Damages" Mine Layer And Sweeper wa to be Salvaged Under theAssumed Conditions ofa Radio-Active and Chemically Infested Area.
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These Students of the Fifth Course Attending the Geotechnics/Mining Section at the Mining Measurements Some 150 Metres Underground.
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Safety is of Primary Importance. Young Boys Learn the Value of this Lamp which Detects the Presence of Gas or a Deficiency of Oxygen. The Lamps Upon their Oaps are Powered by Individual Batteries.
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This Giant Coal Extractor is Used to Teach Students How to Handle the Machines That Can Dig four to Six Tons of Coal a Minute.
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Young Miners Must Understand the Composition of the Earth and Especially the Type of Rock from which They will Obtain Coal.
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Students Learn by Doing, as They Find Out What Makes One of the High Electric Motors Run.
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The Thill of the First Day on the Job is Rightfully His. The Suttle Car He is Operating is Dumping Tons of Machine-Minded Coal which will be Hauled to the Tripple. This Young Man is Fully Prepared to Take Over a Skilled job, Secure in the Knowledge and Training He has Gained.
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The Last Step in the Study of a Modern Mine is the Electric Control Panel the Nerve Center of the Mine's Mechanical Operations.
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