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 | 67k | Launching of the Snapper (Submarine # 16) at the Fore River shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, 16 June 1909.
| Courtesy of Howard I. Chapelle, Smithsonian Institution.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph, # NH 41937.
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 | 126k | Snapper (Submarine # 16);
Narwhal (Submarine # 17);
Tarpon (Submarine # 14); and
Bonita (Submarine # 15);
(listed from left to right)
Fitting out at the Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, during the summer or fall of 1909.
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Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 99004.
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 | 121k | Bonita (Submarine # 15);
Tarpon (Submarine # 14);
Narwhal (Submarine # 17); and
Snapper (Submarine # 16);
(listed from left to right)
Fitting out at the Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, during the summer or fall of 1909.
North Dakota (Battleship # 29) is in the right background, also fitting out.
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Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 99005.
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 | 116k | Snapper (Submarine # 16); outboard; and
Grayling (Submarine # 18), by the dock,
fitting out at the Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, during the summer or fall of 1909.
| U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph, # NH 99006.
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 | 53k | Navy submarines in port, circa 1909.
Possibly photographed at the Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, Massachusetts, these submarines are (from left to right):
C-3 (SS-14);
either D-1 (SS-17)
or D-3 (SS-19);
C-5 (SS-16);
C-2 (SS-13);
C-4 (SS-15);
and D-2 (SS-18). | Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 53776.
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 | 153k | Atlantic Fleet Submarines
at Baltimore, Maryland, on 30 October 1910.
These submarines are (from left to right):
C-2 (SS-13);
C-3 (SS-14);
and C-5 (SS-16).
Note their 13-star "boat" flags.
| Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 92953.
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 | 52k | C-5 (SS-16) underway, October 1912, during the naval review week off of New York City. | US National Archives photo # 19-N-11480, US Navy Bureau of Ships photo now in the collections of the US National Archives. |
 | 121k | First Division, Atlantic Submarine Flotilla
with their crews posed on deck, while moored alongside their tender, (Severn), circa 1913.
These submarines are (from left to right):
C-4 (SS-15);
unidentified submarine, possibly "D" class;
C-5 (SS-16);
and C-2 (SS-13).
| Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 85090.
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 | 92k | C-Class submarines in the Gatun Locks, Panama Canal, circa 1914.
Photograph printed on a color-tinted postal card, prior to World War I.
The submarine present include (in no particular order): C-1 (SS-09); C-2 (SS-13) C-3 (SS-14); C-4 (SS-15); and C-5 (SS-16).
| Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 85276.
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 | 118k | "C"-class Submarines
Alongside Charleston (Cruiser # 22) in Panama Canal Zone waters, circa 1916-1917.
These submarines are (from left to right):
C-5 (SS-16); C-2 (SS-13); and C-3 (SS-14).
Photographed by Pickard & Zell.
Note the small rowboat, and Sailors washing clothing on the float between the cruiser and the submarines.
| Courtesy of the U.S. Naval Historical Center, Photograph # NH 100941.
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 | 145k | C-5 (SS-16) bow view, date and location unknown. | US Navy photo # 19-N-14893, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. |