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365k | “Cinderellas of the Fleet”- over 400 of these sub-chasers were built during the war. Manned mostly by American college men, they were intended primarily to guard the home shores. Many were sent across where they served effectively against the submarines.” SC-35 in the left foreground with SC-81 and SC-258 astern and SC-137 is on the right with SC-41 astern Photo from the publication “Forward Ho!” published by Disabled American Veterans Of The World War, 1917 |
Jim Geldert | |
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135k | c. 1921 Dorchester Bay scrapyard SC-216, SC-225, SC-240, SC-41 and an unidentified subchaser awaiting scrapping Courtesy of Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones collection |
Boston Public Library | |
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248k | c. 1921 Dorchester Bay scrapyard Courtesy of Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones collection |
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206k | c. 1921 Scrapped and grounded at the Dorchester Bay Shipyard, awaiting final disposition Courtesy of Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones collection |
Mike Green | |
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245k | c. 1921 Dorchester Bay scrapyard Courtesy of Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones collection |
Boston Public Library | |
| Commanding Officers | ||
| 01 | ENS Randolph Wilson Scott, USNRF - Awarded the Navy Cross (1918) | 1918 - 1919 |
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There is no DANFS history available for SC-41
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