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North Atlantic off Greenland, aboard surfaced U-110: a cramped steel conning tower beneath an open circular hatch, wet riveted outer casing, chipped pale interior paint, a damp ladder descending into shadow, and gray sky beyond. The Enigma machine occupies the hatch opening halfway between the two sailors. Allen Long's two hands cup the machine's lower corners while his boot soles press separate ladder rungs. The receiving boarder's two hands enclose the upper corners; his planted knee and boot press the outer casing. The steel ladder is riveted to the conning-tower wall directly beneath the hatch. The hatch coaming joins the outer casing continuously around the opening. The hatch lid connects to the coaming by a visible hinge, and its securing catch bears the lid's weight. Wet steel shows broken sky highlights and a dark reflection immediately beneath the receiver's planted knee. The 60 cm hatch encircles the 34 × 28 × 15 cm Enigma; each sailor is approximately 1.75 m tall. It is 9 May 1941: Both Royal Navy sailors wear dark blue wool working dress, knit caps, heavy leather boots, and canvas-covered kapok life vests.; Wet painted steel, sparse rivets, hardwood machine case, black Bakelite keys, wool, canvas, kapok, and worn leather.; Type IXB conning-tower hatch and ladder, three-rotor naval Enigma machine, and 1941 Royal Navy working equipment.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "tense, methodical salvage inside a damaged submarine. 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