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Submarine Guests At Mare Island Over The Years
	240k	The Dutch submarine *K-XIII* in Mare Island's dry dock #2 on 4 September 1926. The Medusa (AR-1) is in the background.	USN photo courtesy of Darryl Baker.
	66k	The Dutch submarine *K-XIII* at her berth at Mare Island on 4 September 1926. The tug Active (YT-14) is in the background.	USN photo courtesy of Darryl Baker.
	155k	Two Ivan WW II subs arrived at the yard on 16 Oct. 1942. For more information see the continuation of this page on wikipedia.org. Soviet S class submarine. *Type S* medium (Russian: *Russian: C - Средняя)) submarines (unofficially nicknamed Stalinets) were one of the most widely produced and employed submarine class in the Soviet Navy during World War II. Boats of this class were the most successful and achieved most significant victories among all Soviet submarines. They sunk totally 82,770 Gross Register Tonnage (GRT) of merchant shipping and seven warships, which accounts for about one-third of all tonnage sunk by Soviet submarines. The Russian submarine SS-54* is seen departing Mare Island on 11 November 1942.	USN photo # 6696-42, courtesy of Darryl Baker.
	151k	The Russian submarine *SS-54* is seen departing Mare Island on 11 November 1942.	USN photo # 6697-42, courtesy of Darryl Baker.
	254k	The Russian submarine *SS-55* is seen departing Mare Island on 11 November 1942.	USN photo # 7001-42, courtesy of Darryl Baker.
Art Work by Lloyds of Vallejo & Others
	93k	Gudgeon (SS-211), oil painting by Lloyds of Vallejo Art Studio, date unknown.	Courtesy of Darryl L. Baker.
	776k	Painting of the Tuna (SS-203), Gudgeon (SS 211) and Fulton (AS-11) by Lloyds of Vallejo. All three ships were constructed at Mare Island Naval Shipyard.	U.S. Navy photo courtesy of Darryl Baker.
	243k	Artist I.R. Lloyd's rendition of Bluegill (SS-242) sinking the light cruiser *Yubari* on 27 April 1944 at the Sonsoral Islands.	Painting & text courtesy of Ken Killmaster via ussbluegill.org.
	268k	Bonefish (SS-223) Xmas Post card oil painting by Lloyds of Vallejo Art Studio.	US Navy photo courtesy of Mr. William "Randy" Everett (nephew) of McMM1c H. Vernon Miles, plankowner of the Bonefish (SS-223), K.I.A. with the rest of the 84 man crew of the *Bonefish*. Photo added 11/19/11.
	5.33m	The attached post cards were published by Mare Island and sold to employees at the yard's cafeteria system in 1946. Shaw (DD-373) appears to me to represent the three Mahan destroyers damaged at Pearl Harbor rebuilt by the yard. *Shaw(replaced bow) and Cassin* (DD-372) and Downes (DD-375) rebuilt and re-launched. Edward G. Daly (DE-17) represents the yards DE program with 30 built and commissioned DE's and laid keels for another 8 but were never completed. *LCT 1388* represents the 305 LCT assembled at Mare Island during WWII. 82 were type Mark 5 and the remainder were type Mark 6. Howard W. Gilmore (AS-16) represents the five Mare Island sub tenders built during WWII.	PDF courtesy of Darryl Baker.

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