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 | 37k | Corporal (SS-346) sliding down the launching ways at Electric Boat, 10 June 1945. |
USN photo courtesy of ss346.com. Photo added 06/15/07. |
 | 146k | Throngs of Cubans turn out to see the Corporal (SS-346) in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 1946. The ship to her right side might be the Fairview (PCER-850). She operated in the Gulf of Mexico between 25 February 1946 and 1947. She took part in antisubmarine warfare projects and fleet exercises off Florida and Bermuda and in the Caribbean until returning to Groton, Conn. 26 February 1947. | USN photo by John B. Cavanagh, submitted by Bob Machen, EM1(SS) ret. Text courtesy of DANFS. |
 | 66k | Corporal (SS-346) post circa 1949 underway off Key West. She continued to conduct training and join in exercises off Florida and in the Caribbean until her first tour of duty in the Mediterranean with the 6th Fleet from 16 July 1952 to 15 October. |
USN photo from Jane's Fighting Ships, courtesy of Robert Hurst. Partial text courtesy of DANFS. Photo added 06/15/07. |
 | 72k | Corporal (SS-346), underway, 1951. | USN photo courtesy of ussubvetsofwwii.org. |
 | 146k | Corporal (SS-346) underway off Key West, early 50's. |
Photo courtesy of Skip Riser. |
 | 219k | Helicopter hovering over the Corporal (SS-346) while she is underway, 1956. | USN photo courtesy of ussubvetsofwwii.org. |
 | 16k | Corporal (SS-346), underway, circa 1956, place unknown. | Courtesy of George M. Arnold. |
 | 48k | Corporal (SS-346), underway, circa 1963, place unknown. | Courtesy of George M. Arnold & Bob Machen, EM1(SS) ret. |
 | 31k | Sub Ron 8: Clamagore (SS-343),(front) Cobbler (SS-344) on her starboard side Corporal (SS-346) on her port side, Blenny (SS-324) bringing up the rear. Circa 1968-71, location unknown. | Courtesy of John Hummel. |
 | 109k | Portside view of the Corporal (SS-346) underway, 1969. | USN photo courtesy of ussubvetsofwwii.org. |
 | 27k | ex Corporal (SS-346), in Turkish Naval service as Inonu (S-333) underway, circa post 1973, place unknown. | Courtesy George M. Arnold. |