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Yacht Lydonia
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Halftone reproduction of a photograph taken prior to World War I. This yacht served as USS Lydonia (SP-700) in 1917-1919.
Copied from "U.S. Navy Pictures World War", page 101. U.S. Navy photo NH 1928 |
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USS Lydonia (SP 700)
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Rolling in heavy seas, during World War I. Courtesy of J. LaRocque Anderson, 1930. U.S. Navy Photo NH 46887 |
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In Gibraltar harbor, during World War I. Courtesy of J. LaRocque Anderson, 1930. U.S. Navy Photo NH 46888 |
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In Gibraltar harbor, during World War I. Courtesy of J. LaRocque Anderson, 1930. U.S. Navy Photo NH 46889 |
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Reproduction of a color-tinted photograph taken while Lydonia was in a Caribbean port in 1919. Location is probably St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. The star on her smokestack indicates that she was credited with sinking a German submarine during World War I. Donation of Fred Maidment, 2004. U.S. Navy Photo NH 102839-KN |
USCGS Lydonia (CS 302)
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c. 1941 |