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The submarine intersects the basin at one continuous waterline and presses against three pier fenders. Each of four mooring lines runs continuously from one deck cleat to one pier bollard and sags only slightly under its own weight. The flag clips attach directly to the rising side of the halyard; the rope passes over the staff pulley and into the sailor’s closed grip. The flagstaff base is bolted to the stern deck. The halyard sailor and all three crewmen place both shoes on the submarine deck. Water reflections align vertically beneath the hull, mooring lines, and pier edge. It is 1954: U.S. Navy dark blue service dress with white sailor caps; restrained commissioning posture and period leather shoes.; Painted steel hull, concrete, worn timber, manila rope, wool uniforms, cotton flag cloth, and rippled seawater.; Early nuclear-powered submarine secured dockside; deck cleats, pier bollards, timber fenders, and hand-operated pulley halyard.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Formal expectancy anchored firmly at the dock.. 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