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In port during World War I. USS Edith M. III (SP-196) is partially visible at left U.S. Navy photo NH 102168 |
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Photographed circa 1917-1918, probably in the vicinity of New York City. She appears to be under tow. Photographed looking over the stern of a small boat, whose transom appears to have been reinforced to mount an outboard motor Donation of Mrs. Juel M. Walker, 1980 U.S. Navy photo NH 103210 and NH 103211 |
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Tied up astern of the Cornfield lightship, circa 1917-1918 [Off Old Saybrook, CT] Donation of Mrs. Juel M. Walker, 1980 U.S. Navy photo NH 103212 |