270 Alvin Project Oct. 26, 1965, 24-25 June 1965. Photography M. McCamis - Director McClenny, MCY 11. General shots all type of Alvin operations, 1965-06-24 - 1965-06-25

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Identifier: 30120004934

270 Alvin Project Oct. 26, 1965, 24-25 June 1965. Photography M. McCamis - Director McClenny, MCY 11. General shots all type of Alvin operations

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Scope and Contents

0:13 underwater view of Alvin and diver. 0:28 Alvin starting to descend, diver swims to surface. 1:37 divers in water. 1:56 Alvin at surface. 2:17 Alvin descends, diver swims to surface. 3:21 divers in water. 3:56 Lulu at dock. 4:18 shore. 5:01 Alvin moving along sea floor. 6:11 Alvin near surface, side propellers moving. 6:50 Alvin moving along sea floor. 8:05 close-up of side propeller. 8:14 Alvin near surface. 8:43 close-up of side propeller. 10:03 underwater view of Alvin at the surface. 10:20 Alvin maneuvering through water. 10:51 Alvin at sea floor. 11:31 deck of RV Lulu, Bill Rainnie. 12:13 small boats following Lulu. 13:10 Alvin on platform. 13:17 people on dock. 14:01 Alvin at surface, small boat nearby. 14:12 throwing line to small boat from Lulu. 14:22 Alvin at surface, small boat nearby. 14:42 Alvin approaches Lulu, attaching lines. 15:18 Lulu leaving dock. 15:32 deck of Lulu. 16:21 people and equipment on deck of Lulu. 17:01 lowering Alvin on platform. 17:27 Alvin in the water, lines still attached. 17:59 Alvin surfaces, small boat nearby, distant view. 18:30 pontoons. 19:08 Alvin on platform. 19:44 Lulu at dock. 20:19 dock. 20:53 Alvin in water, tied to Lulu, Bill Rainnie in Alvin. 21:32 raising Alvin on platform, Val Wilson in Alvin. The runtime for this video is 22m 02.

Dates

Creation: 1965-06-24 - 1965-06-25

Conditions Governing Access

Original recordings are restricted for preservation reasons. Contact Institution Archivist for access options at dla@whoi.edu.

Extent

1 reel : 16 mm, 800 ft

Language

From the Record Group: English

Additional Description

General

This project was supported by a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The grant program is made possible by funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.