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American submarines S-24, S-25, and S-28 at Groton, Connecticut, United States, 4 May 1923S-25 on a temporary wooden platform, Groton, Connecticut, United States, 5 Jul 1923
American submarines S-24, S-25, and S-28 at Groton, Connecticut, United States, 4 May 1923S-25 on a temporary wooden platform, Groton, Connecticut, United States, 5 Jul 1923
S-25, possibly off New London, Connecticut, United States, 1923-1924USS S-25 off Naval Station San Diego, California, United States, 1924-1928
S-25, possibly off New London, Connecticut, United States, 1923-1924USS S-25 off Naval Station San Diego, California, United States, 1924-1928
USS Holland with submarines S-25, S-7, S-4, S-6, and S-8 (from inboard to outboard), circa 1926USS Savannah with USS S-27, USS S-29, and USS S-25, Portland, Oregon, 1920s
USS Holland with submarines S-25, S-7, S-4, S-6, and S-8 (from inboard to outboard), circa 1926USS Savannah with USS S-27, USS S-29, and USS S-25, Portland, Oregon, 1920s
USS Holland tending S-25, S-28, S-24, S-27, S-26, S-48 or S-46, V-3, V-2, S-45, S-43, S-44, and S-42, San Diego, California, United States, circa 1930USS S-25 entering Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa late 1930s
USS Holland tending S-25, S-28, S-24, S-27, S-26, S-48 or S-46, V-3, V-2, S-45, S-43, S-44, and S-42, San Diego, California, United States, circa 1930USS S-25 entering Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa late 1930s
ORP Jastrzab, New London, Connecticut, United States, 4 Nov 1941; seen in 5 Nov 1941 issue of The Evening Star newspaper
ORP Jastrzab, New London, Connecticut, United States, 4 Nov 1941; seen in 5 Nov 1941 issue of The Evening Star newspaper
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