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298k | Original photo: Group of chasers, possibly at Brest, France. Left to right: SC 271, SC 164, SC 272, SC 343, SC 181, SC 222, SC 254, SC 356, SC 323, SC 206, SC 346. En route home or to post-war assignments. During the war all of these chasers served at Queenstown, Ireland (and most also served at Plymouth, England). After the war, half a dozen from this group went on to serve in the clearing of the North Sea mine barrage Replacement photo: c. 1918 Group of chasers at Passage West, near Queenstown (Cobh), County Cork, Ireland |
Original photo: The Sub Chaser Archives Replacement photo: Paul O'Farrell |
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409k | c. 1918 Ponta Delgada, Azores U.S. Navy submarine chasers in the harbor, seen from the south. Present are: SC-337 SC-125, SC-325, SC-349, SC-252, SC-323, SC-216, SC-220, SC-346, SC-345, SC-221, SC-87 and others Postcard photo. Courtesy of Commander Donald J. Robinson, USN, (Ret), 1983 U.S. Navy photo NH 95227 |
Naval History and Heritage Command Photo added 9 November 2020 |
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01 | ENS Charles H. Harris, USNRF - Awarded the Navy Cross (1918) | 25 March 1918 |
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