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107k | Bow view tied up to dock, from left to right:N-7 (SS-59) & N-5 (SS-57) at Lake Torpedo Boat Co., Bridgeport, CT., 7 July 1917. | USN photo # 19-N-853, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. | ||
122k | Stern view of the N-6 (SS-58) & N-7 (SS-59) dockside at Lake Torpedo Boat Co., Bridgeport, CT., 1 October 1917. | USN photo # 19-N-867, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. | ||
134k | PDF entitled "How the Diesel engine came to America." | Photo courtesy of subvetpaul.com. | ||
68k | N-7 (SS-59) , with other N-boats at Lake Torpedo Boat Co., Bridgeport, CT., 1 April 1918. | USN photo # 19-N-886, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. | ||
72k | Crew members pose beside and on N-7's (SS-59) fairwater, at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, circa late 1918. Among the several other submarines present are "boats" of the "H" and "D" types. | USNHC photograph # NH 104997. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
60k | Crewmembers pose beside and on N-7's (SS-59) fairwater, while she was at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, circa late 1918. | USNHC photograph # NH 104994. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
60k | G-3 (SS-31), left and N-7 (SS-59) at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, circa late 1918. Note the hinged flap covering the muzzle of G-3's port after torpedo tube (right foreground). | USNHC photograph # NH 104986. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
74k | N-7 (SS-59) at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, circa late 1918. | USNHC photograph # NH 104984. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
64k | N-7 (SS-59) at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, circa late 1918. | USNHC photograph # NH 104985. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
67k | Scene in her torpedo room, showing the breeches of her four 18-inch torpedo tubes. Taken circa late 1918, while she was based at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut. | USNHC photograph # NH 104995. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
50k | Scene in N-7's (SS-59) control room, circa late 1918, while she was based at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut. | USNHC photograph # NH 104996. Photograph from the album of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Edward D. Porges. Donated by his daughter, Gail Porges Guggenheim, 2007. | ||
74k | N-7 (SS-59) , with crew on deck, underway, 1919. Returning to New London 24 October, 1918 N-7 remained there until 21 June 1919, when she sailed to Philadelphia for extensive overhaul. | USN photo # 19-N-14717, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. Text courtesy of DANFS. | ||
79k | N-7 (SS-59) Officers and Crew on deck, at the New London Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut, 1919. | USNHC photograph # NH 45633. | ||
122k | Lake boats show their distinctive sterns at Philadelphia Navy Yard in 1919: O-boats, inboard O-12 (SS-73), outboard O-14 (SS-75), middle boat,N-7 (SS-59) and two other unidentified boats. After WW I the U.S. Navy standardized on Lake's flat stern, whose buoyancy kept the propellers and diving planes down in the water. |
Photo i.d. courtesy of David Johnston Photo & text courtesy of U.S. Submarines Through 1945, An Illustrated Design History by Norman Friedman. Naval Institute Press. |
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103k | Portside view of the N-7 (SS-59) , underway in harbor, circa 1918-22, location unknown. | USN photo courtesy of ussubvetsofwwii.org. |
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