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USS Teal (Minesweeper No. 23) |
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Namesake: Teal - Any of several small, short-necked, river ducks common to Europe and America
| Tommy Trampp Photo added 16 February 2020 |
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Photo from "Sweeping the North Sea Mine Barrage" by the U.S. Navy North Sea Minesweeping Detachment |
Joe Radigan |
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Celebrating the return of the Atlantic Fleet Mine-Sweeping Detachment return to U.S. on 24 November 1919, and being reviewed by Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. Ships identifiable here include: USS Woodcock (AM-14), USS SC-164, USS Eider (AM-17), USS SC-40, USS Swallow (AM-4), USS Teal (AM-23) Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 45238 |
Mike Green |
USS Teal (AM 23) |
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Inport with Gilmer (DD 233) in background U. S. Navy photo from the Navy Recruitment Bureau, New York
| Jon Burdett |
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Seen here tending seaplanes, c. December 1919 to 21 January 1936. Note old hull number (23) U.S. Navy photo
| Hazegray & Underway Web Site |
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View of the Philadelphia Navy Yard's Delaware River waterfront, with the hammerhead crane in center, 31 May 1923. Among the ships visible are: USS Lamson (DD-328), in left center; USS Sandpiper (AM-51) and Teal (AM 23), at right, with the crane ship Kearsarge beyond; Destroyers Preston (DD-327), Coghlan (DD-326) and Sharkey (DD-281), partially visible at left. USS Dobbin (AD-3) is fitting out on the opposite side of the pier, at left U.S. Navy photo NH 43453
| Naval Historical Center |
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Teal, photographed using sails while serving as an aircraft tender circa 1925 U.S. Navy photos NH 50174 and NH 59926 from the Naval History and Heritage Command
| Robert Hurst |
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Postcard: Postmarked 1 September 1935, USS Teal, Puerto Castilla, Honduras
| Richard Miller, BMCS, USNR, Ret. |
USS Teal (AVP 5) |
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Crew photo
| Craig Kulpa |
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Teal off the Mare Island Navy Yard on 9 July 1942. National Archives photo 19-N-31394 from the Naval History and Heritage Command
| Robert Hurst |