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Reactor Hull locations at Hanford as of 9/25/2017
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    Posted: 18 Oct 2023 at 6:17pm
Another update from Dan... including USS DALLAS
(accurate as of October 2023)
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Another update from Dantini
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Dantini sent in this update, thanks Dan!
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I was asked where Hanford was.  It is a site/reservation belonging to the U.S. Department of Energy near Richland, Washington which is part of the Tri-City area of Richland, Pasco, Kennewick (where Dantini lives.)Dan also worked at Hanford.  
The site is immediately NW of Richland.  The compartments were brought up the Colombia River and then trucked to the site. The site is 586 square miles about 1/2 the size of Rhode Island.  
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CGN 37 (#102 & #103) updated.
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I wonder where the reactors from the USS Long Beach CGN-9 are buried. Had a HM2 friend who served aboard her.
 
Answering my own post: The hull section containing her two defueled reactors, is located at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Interesting that they haven't been moved to Hanford.


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Gerry,

On both # 102 and #103, when you get a chance, you can add "37" after the CGN designation.  Good job!
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My rack bag and a piece of the refueling hull cut is all I have off the 608 in the 60’s.
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