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 | 62k | Runner (SS-476), underway, March 1945.
| US Navy photo, Image from "U.S. Warships of World War Two", courtesy of Mike Green. |
 | 34k | Runner (SS-476), in August 1945 wearing Ms 32/9SS camaflage scheme.
| Courtesy of The Floating Drydock, "Fleet Subs of WW II", by Thomas F. Walkowiak.
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The torpedo's nose is entering the hold. The Runner (SS-476) is off the Conger's (SS-477) starboard side. |
Photo courtesy of Jamie Stott. |
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The torpedo enters into the hold. The Runner (SS-476) is off the Conger's (SS-477) starboard side. |
Photo courtesy of Jamie Stott. |
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Proteus (AS-19) with submarines of Submarine Squadron 20 alongside in Tokyo Bay, on VJ-Day, 2 September 1945.
Names of the submarines present, their commanding officers and the commanding officers of SubRon20 and Proteus (AS-19) are printed at the bottom of the image:
Archerfish (SS-311),
Cavalla (SS-244),
Gato (SS-212),
Haddo (SS-255),
Muskallunge (SS-262),
Pilotfish (SS-386),
Razorback (SS-394),
Runner (SS-476),
Segundo (SS-398),
Sea Cat (SS-399),
and
Tigrone (SS-419).
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US Navy photo # NH 95019, from the collections of the US Naval Historical Center. Courtesy of Captain Joseph F. Enright, USN(Retired), 1979.
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Several boats at berth at Cristobal, C.Z. Among the boats known to be based there in 1946-47, and what looks to be from left to right are the Conger (SS-477), Cutlass (SS-478), Runner (SS-476) & Amberjack (SS-522). |
Photo courtesy of Jim Carroll and submitted by Mike Keating. |
 | 62k | Runner (SS-476), underway, starboard view, as a Regulus missile guidance submarine, circa late 50's-early 60's.
| Courtesy of John Hummel. |
 | 13k | Commemorative postal cover of the Runner (SS-476) with the boat's patch, 1957.
| Courtesy of Jack Treutle. |
 | 69k | Runner (SS-476), 1 August 1960 where she operated with the fleet along the Atlantic coast for the next 3 years.
| USN photo courtesy of Joe Radigan. Text courtesy of DANFS. |
 | 44k | Redfin, (SS-272) inboard of Runner (SS-476), Requin (SS-481) and Argonaut (SS-475) with other subs of SubRon 6, circa mid-late 1960's,location unknown.
| Contributed by John Hummel, USN (Retired). |
 | 70k | Runner (SS-476), docked at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
| Courtesy of Joe Radigan. |
 | 75k | The Runner (SS-476) stuck in traffic at the Chicago Naval Armory.
| Photo courtesy of Ray "Olgoat" Stone from submarinesailor.com. Photo added 10/02/07. |
