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7 June 1917 SC-273, SC-274, SC-275, SC-276, and SC-277 during construction at Mare Island, CA. National Archives photo |
Dan Treadwell |
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Sub chasers hull number SC 273 - 277 on the building ways at Mare Island Navy Yard in 1917. The shipyard built 15 sub chasers during World War I |
Darryl L. Baker |
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Eight of the 15 sub chasers built at Mare Island during World War I are shown in this 1918 photo being outfitted. The vessels shown are from right to left are: SC-280, 279, 278, 277, 276, 275, 274 and 273 |
USS SC-276 |
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3 May 1919 Monterey, CA A "VLL" drive is on the pier |
Dan Treadwell |