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USS Growler, a Grayback-class submarine USS. Tied up next to USS Intrepid in New York in August 2006. A Regulus I surface to surface nuclear missile raised in a launch position.105 views
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105 viewsThe Dolphin (AGSS-555) is now waterborne on the Piscataqua River, Kittery, ME.
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104 viewsPortside view of the Bowfin (SS-287), at Pearl Harbor, probably after she was decommissioned 1 December 1971.
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Albacore (AGSS-569) taken 18 December 1972, it shows the "X" arrangement of the twin rudder assembly..... This was taken during her inactivation.104 views
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104 viewsStern view of the Lionfish (SS-298) while undergoing restoration and TLC at Fall River MA.
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103 viewsBlueback (SS-581), underway, probably during her sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico, circa 1959-60.
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103 viewsPort side view of the Croaker (SS-246), underway, circa 1944-45.
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103 viewsPort side view of the Requin (SS-481), moored on the Ohio River in front of the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh PA.
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103 viewsPampanito (SS-383), decommissioning crew photo.
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102 viewsProbable postwar photo of Croaker (SS-246) carrying a Bofors, a later war 5" 25 aft, and flying a homeward bound pennant.
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102 viewsWilliam Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Company facilities, 15 March 1943.
Note the 8 submarines in various stages of construction to the left of the Little Rock (4 per shipway). They are most likely from bottom right to left & bottom to top:
Dragonet (SS-293) bottom right, row 1,
Escolar (SS-294), bottom left row 2,
Devilfish (SS-292) top right, row 1,
Hackleback (SS-295) top left, row 2,
Lancetfish (SS-296) bottom left, row 3.
Ling (SS-297) bottom left, row 4,
Lionfish (SS-298) top left, row 3,
Manta (SS-299) top left, row 4.
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102 viewsThe Dolphin (AGSS-555) in drydock, probably undergoing her overhaul in 1993.
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