AT SEA SUBMARINE ALARMS, USS SHARK and USS LAFAYETTE
The USS Shark, being constructed in the early days of Nuclear Submarines and close to the end of Fleet and Guppy-2A Submarine operations, had the Diving, Collision and General  Alarms that were typical to Diesel Submarines of that era. The Shark did not originally have a Reactor Casualty Alarm installed. As Shark was a Fast Attack Submarine she carried no missiles, nor Missile Emergency and Jettison Alarms.
DIVING ALARM Klaxon-style "ah-oo-ga"	COLLISON ALARM Rising siren signal sound	GENERAL ALARM Battle Stations, Gong sound
With the construction and commissioning of the USS Lafayette, SS(B)N 616, a new series of alarms were introduced. The Shark may have been outfitted with newer sounding alarms at a shipyard deployment.
POWER PLANT CASUALTY (616 Class Submarine)	MISSILE EMERGENCY (616 Class Submarine)	MISSILE JETTISON (616 Class Submarine)
Sound Credits courtesy of ERIC at POLICE INTERCEPTOR, NAVY SOUNDS	This page last revised May 01, 2007 RETURN TO SHARK HOME PAGE	This page is hosted by BARRY at WESTERN DAWN, TEMPLETON, CA.