Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: 1968

Area of machines control.

25 Nov 2024 11 2 86
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now accessible for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Kitchen.

24 Nov 2024 10 3 113
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now displayed for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Toilet in submarine Barracuda.

24 Nov 2024 5 2 72
Inside the 1968 navy ship, retired in 2010, and now open for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Command post.

21 Nov 2024 7 3 96
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now open for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Officers' accomodation.

21 Nov 2024 4 2 62
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now accessible for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Washbasin and shower.

20 Nov 2024 9 2 113
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now available for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Accomodation for navy soldiers.

20 Nov 2024 5 3 103
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now displayed for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Torpedo tubes and bed.

20 Nov 2024 8 3 76
Inside submarine Barracuda (1968-2010), now available for visits at Cacilhas, Almada riverside.

Submarine "Barracuda" (1968).

19 Nov 2024 11 6 120
Displayed in a dry dock at Cacilhas, Almada. It was manufactured in 1968 in the shipyard of Dubigeon, Nantes, France. With a length of 57.78 metres it could reach a speed of 16 knots (30 km/h) in immersion. Its crew consisted of 7 officers, 15 sergeants and 32 navy soldiers. It could immerge as deep as 300 metres and remain immersed up to 31 days. It had a capacity to store 12,000 litres of water for consumption. It was on duty until 2010 and in those 42 years of service it navigated a total of 263,358 nautic miles - circa 12 trips around the world. HFW!

Volkswagen Transporter 1968.

09 Jan 2020 8 4 743
Displayed at Cristo-Rei, Almada.

Ford Taunus 17M 1968.

26 Nov 2018 4 3 662
In exhibition at Liberty Avenue, Lisbon.

Mercedes-Benz 1968.

11 Apr 2015 3 4 655
Shining. At Quinta da Marialva, Corroios.