NOUN
- a raised bridge on a submarine; often used for entering and exiting
- an armored pilothouse on a warship
How To Use conning tower In A Sentence
- Somehow he endured it, but he felt light-headed and his legs were rubbery when he clambered up the conning tower ladder onto the bridge. LOHENGRIN
- The A7 was the first submarine in the Royal Navy to be fitted with hydroplanes on her conning tower.
- She carries an obsolete "barbette" conning tower -- a six-foot affair with railed platform forward -- and our warning beam plays on the top of it as a policeman's lantern flashes on the area sneak. Actions and Reactions
- The orange conning tower sits abandoned on the dock amid odds and ends of superstructure.
- The orange conning tower sits abandoned on the dock amid odds and ends of superstructure.
- The submarine has a conning tower and torpedo tubes. Times, Sunday Times
- There was the conning tower with the periscope easily identifiable inside; there were the access hatches.
- His tail - seemingly disembodied from his body - trails behind him like a submarine conning tower.
- The first thing they knew was Grant came blinding along at an absolutely unheard of speed for a Destroyer following up a Convoy, hitting them half way between the conning tower and tail.
- Visitors can try out a submariner's bunk, learn how to control the boat as it dives, look through the periscope, detect underwater sounds on a hydrophone, climb into a mock conning tower and operate an escape chamber.