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200 viewsFrom left to right:Mackerel (SST-1), unknown, Medregal (SS-480), Batfish (SS-310) & Chivo (SS-341) at Key West, 1955.
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199 viewsThis photo is post overhaul sea trials (she would be recommissioned on 01 June 1954). She sports the "step sail" that she would retain until 1962, and she has the distinctive rounded "GUPPY" bow and snorkel.
Starboard view of the Razorback (SS-394), late January 1954.
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Albacore (AGSS-569) view showing the "X" configuration tail planes fitted in 1960-61. This photograph was received by "All Hands" magazine on 26 March 1965.199 views
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199 viewsPortside view of the Lionfish (SS-298) on a Mediterranean cruise, during which she visited Malta and, after participating in NATO exercises, Izmir, Phaleron, Taranto, and Naples between 18 October to 12 December 1952. She is pictured on 31 October.
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Razorback (SS-394) is serenaded as she comes into Midway on 27 June 1945.198 views
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198 viewsSan Francisco - Fisherman's Wharf: USS Pampanito
Taken on September 7, 2009
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198 viewsStern view of Cod (SS-224) off Mare Island on 7 February 1945.
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198 viewsTorsk (SS-423) in drydock after sandblasting and primer has been applied.
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198 viewsRequin (SS-481) between 2007-2013.
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LCDR. Albert W. Bontier, reading orders of taking command of the Razorback (SS-394) during her commissioning ceremony on 3 April 1944.197 views
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197 viewsSailors from Strategic Command and Navy Operational Support Center, Omaha prepare the surface of the T-1 class submarine Marlin (SST-2), for painting at the U.S. Naval Museum in Freedom Park on 25 August 2009. The community service project was part of Omaha Navy Week. Navy Weeks are designed to show Americans the investment they have made in their Navy and increase awareness in cities that do not have a significant Navy presence.
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197 viewsTorsk (SS-423), maneuvering in line abreast formation during exercises off Block Island, Rhode Island, in April 1947. Nearest submarine is Sarda (SS-488). Torsk is next. Both are fitted with 5"/25 deck guns fore and aft.
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196 viewsOfficers and crew line the deck of the Batfish (SS-310) as she is waterborne following her launching at Portsmouth Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N.H., 5 May 1943.
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195 viewsAerial photograph of Razorback (SS-394) underway. This shot, taken from broad on the starboard bow, is an excellent view of her late-war and immediate post-war configuration, with both deck guns still in place.
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