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In March 1959, Harder (SS-568) participated in SUBICEX during which she
cruised 280 miles beneath the ice packs off Newfoundland,
further than any conventionally powered submarine had
previously gone.
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USN photo courtesy of Artic Submarine Laboratory, text courtesy of DANFS. |
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Harder (SS-568) & Trout (SS-566) taken in 1965 thru 8B periscope of Redfin (SS-272) by John Hummel at the sub piers in Charleston
SC, home of Submarine Squadron 4.
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Photo courtesy of John Hummel. |
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Harder (SS-568) with three shark-fin arrays, known as Puffs, passive fire-control system, BQG-4, circa 1968. |
USN photo courtesy of ssn583.com., text courtesy of John Hummel. |
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Harder (SS-568), being moved from
floating dry dock #5 at Charleston S.C. Naval Base. She was in the final stages of a major overhaul that lasted twenty five months, the most complicated preformed. July,
1967.
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USN photo courtesy of Robert Miller. |
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Harder (SS-568), underway, date and location unknown.
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Photo courtesy of John Hummel. |
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Harder (SS-568), as INS Romeo Romei (S-516) at Philadelphia, 1974.
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Photo courtesy of Harder web page. |
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INS Romeo Romei (S-516), ex-Harder (SS-568), during a hoverhaul before being transfered to the Italian Navy. She is on the Marine Railway Site # 2.The Yard workers with the stripe on their hardhats are foremen, the other workers might be sand blasters. |
Photo from the Erminio Bagnasco collection via Maurizio Brescia. Partial data submitted by Ron Reeves, HTC, USNR (ret.) Photo added 04/17/08. |
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INS Romeo Romei (S-516), ex-Harder (SS-568), at Groton CT., in 1975 just before commissioning with the Italian Navy but already with the Italian hull number painted on.
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Photo from the Erminio Bagnasco collection via Maurizio Brescia. Photo added 04/17/08. |