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S-24 (SS-129) , S-25 (SS-130) & S-28 (SS-133) at Groton, CT, May 4, 1923.
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US Navy photo # 19-N-10271, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. |
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Stern view of the S-25 (SS-130) on a temporary wooden platform at Groton, CT, July 5, 1923.
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US Navy photo # 19-N-10273, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. |
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S-25 (SS-130) is seen on the Marine Railway at the Boston Navy
Yard on Oct. 22, 1923.
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Boston Navy Yard photo # 7158, National Park Service,
Boston National Historical Park, cat. no. BOSTS-14143 courtesy of
Stephen P. Carlson,
Preservation Specialist,
Boston NHP,
Charlestown Navy Yard.
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Portside view of the S-25 (SS-130) possibly off New London, CT., during 1923- 24.
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US Navy photo courtesy of ussubvetsofwwii.org. |
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The Submarine Tender Holland (AS-3)
in port, with several S-boats type submarines alongside, circa 1926.
Note the Submarine Division Eleven insignia on the fairwaters of the two inboard subs.
Submarines present are (from inboard to outboard):
unidentified;
S-25 (SS-130):
S-7 (SS-112):
S-4 (SS-109):
S-6 (SS-111) &
S-8 (SS-113).
| U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph # NH 53436. |
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Savannah (AS-8) at anchor with two submarines moored to her port side, during the 1920s. The outboard submarine is S-25 (SS-130).
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US Navy photo # NH 67870, from U.S. Naval Historical Center,
courtesy of Donald M. McPherson, 1969. |
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Savannah (AS-8) at Portland, OR., during the 1920s. Submarines alongside are (from left to right): S-27 (SS-132), S-29 (SS-134) and S-25 (SS-130).
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US Navy photo # NH 71012 by Peck, from the collections of the US Naval Historical Center, photo donated by LT. Gustave Freret, USN (Retired), 1970. |
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Portside view of the S-25 (SS-130) with crew on deck in moderate seas, during the 1920s.
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US Navy photo courtesy of Darryl Baker. |
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Bow on view of the S-25 (SS-130) at fuel dock, probably off Southern California, circa 1926-28. |
Photo courtesy of Phil Lucy. |
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Deck gun of the S-25 (SS-130) , probably off Southern California, circa 1926-28. |
Photo courtesy of Phil Lucy. |
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S-25 (SS-130) ,and S-26 (SS-131) in dry-dock, circa 1926-28, at Mare Island. |
Photo courtesy of Phil Lucy. |
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S-26 (SS-131) & S-25 (SS-130) , in Mare Island dry dock about
1926-28. | Photo courtesy of Phil Lucy. |
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Torpedo room of the S-25 (SS-130) , circa 1926-28. |
Photo courtesy of Phil Lucy. |
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S-25's (SS-130) crew poses between 1932 and 1933. Among the crew members pictured is the XO of the S-25, Louis Shane Jr., who would subsequently go on to climb the command ladder and rise to the rank of Lieutenant Commander (Commanding Officer) of the Shark (SS-174), the first U.S. sub lost at sea, 11 Feb 42. |
Photo courtesy of John Shane. |
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Broadside port view of the S-25 (SS-130) in Hawaii, probably circa late 1930's.
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US Navy photo # 19-N-17946, from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), courtesy of Daniel Dunham. Photographed probably by Tai Sing Loo. |
HMS P 551
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Location where the Jastrzab, ex-S-25 (SS-130) was mistakenly sunk by the Norwegian destroyer St. Albans and the British minesweeper HMS Seagull in the Norwegian Sea in position 71º30'N, 12º32'E., 5 men died. |
Photo & text courtesy of Great Circle Mapper - © Karl L Swartz / uboat.net. |
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Google Earth satellite photo of the location where the Jastrzab, ex-S-25 (SS-130) was mistakenly sunk.
| View courtesy of Google Earth. Photo added 04/25/08. |