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Encyclopedia > DSRV

DSRV can be an abbreviation for:

  • Deaf Sports Recreation Victoria Inc. - a sports organisation for deaf sportspeople in Victoria, Australia [1] (http://www.dsrv.org.au/)
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Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle - Navy Ships (1242 words)
The mother submarine, with the DSRV mated to the after rescue/escape trunk and supported by four pylons, proceeds to the area of the DISSUB and serves as an underwater base for the DSRV.
As the DSRV decends to the DISSUB, it uses sonar to detect the submarine’s AN/BQN–13 submarine distress pingers.
After the DSRV has located the submarine’s rescue/escape trunk and has landed on the rescue seat, the water in the DSRV mating skirt is pumped overboard or is vented to tanks on the DSRV.
Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle - DSRV (727 words)
DSRV’s were developed as a result of the sinking of the USS TRESHER in April 1963 (the 13
In January 1970 the first of the two DSRVs was launched in Sunnyvale, Calif. The first diving tests of DSRV 1 were conducted in summer of 1970 by commander P. Raetzman and pilot R. Ross.
In early 1971, DSRV 1 was involved in rescue exercises for the first time and later DSRV 1 conducted exercises with USS HAWKBILL.
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