Editing Soviet submarine K-77 (section)

==== Museum ====
The film wrapped up in 2002, when the submarine was purchased by the USS ''Saratoga'' Museum Foundation,<ref>{{cite web |title=Homepage of the USS Saratoga Museum Foundation |url=http://www.saratogamuseum.org/ |access-date=30 August 2022}}</ref> towed to [[Collier Point Park]] in [[Providence, Rhode Island]], and opened to the public in August 2002. ''K-77'' offered public tours and a comprehensive educational program in accordance with New Standards and attuned to the advancement requirements of both Boy Scout and Girl Scout programs.

When the ''Saratoga'' Museum Foundation took possession of the submarine, it was described as ''K-81'' in the initial press releases from the ''Saratoga'' Museum Foundation. The foundation spent months refurbishing the interior, which included removing several [[Bulkhead (partition)|bulkheads]], moving large pieces of equipment, and going deep into the [[bilge]]s. During this process, documents were found which provided incontrovertible proof that the submarine was ''K-77'' and not ''K-81'' as earlier thought. The records confirming this information include maintenance reports, equipment exchanges, radio messages, duty rosters, log entries, and torpedo firing exercises, which all identify the submarine as ''K-77''.