Photo #: NH 52856
USS Bushnell (Submarine Tender # 2)
At anchor in Bantry Bay, Ireland, 1918.
The submarines alongside are (from left to right):
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43);
USS L-11 (Submarine # 51); and
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50).
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 61684
USS Bushnell (Submarine Tender # 2)
Lifting USS L-2 (Submarine # 41) partially out of the
water, while in an Irish port during World War I.
Moored to Bushnell's port side are (from left to right):
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43);
USS L-9 (Submarine # 49); and
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40).
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 51171
"L" Type Submarines
Alongside USS Bushnell (Submarine Tender # 2) at Bantry
Bay, Ireland, in 1918.
These submarines are, from left to right:
unidentified submarine;
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40);
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50);
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43); and
USS L-9 (Submarine # 49).
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 51170
"L" Type Submarines
Alongside USS Bushnell (Submarine Tender # 2) at Bantry
Bay, Ireland, in 1918.
These submarines are, from left to right:
unidentified submarine;
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40);
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50);
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43); and
USS L-9 (Submarine # 49).
Note the smoke from the submarines' engines.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 60252
"L" type submarines
Alongside their tender, in British waters during World War I.
Tender is probably USS Bushnell. Location is probably
Berehaven, Ireland.
Submarines are (from left to right):
USS L-3 (Submarine # 42);
USS L-11 (Submarine # 51);
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50);
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43); and
USS L-9 (Submarine # 49).
Note differing forms of "chariot" bridges on these
submarines; white markings on their foredecks; and 3"/23
deck guns in retracted position, just forward of the submarines'
fairwaters.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 51158
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43),
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50), and
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40)
(listed from left to right)
At the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, soon after their
1 February 1919 return to the U.S. from European waters.
Note what appears to be a very long "homeward bound"
pennant flying from the top of L-1's periscope.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 51144
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43),
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50), and
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40)
(listed from inboard to outboard)
At the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, soon after their
1 February 1919 return to the U.S. from European waters.
Note chevrons painted on the submarines' fairwaters, signifying
World War I overseas service.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 51142
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43),
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40), and
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50)
(listed from left to right)
At the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, soon after their
1 February 1919 return to the U.S. from European waters.
Ship in the immediate background is either USS Quinnebaug
(ID # 1687) or USS Saranac (ID # 1702), with the other
of the two beyond her.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 51143
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43),
USS L-1 (Submarine # 40), and
USS L-10 (Submarine # 50)
(listed from left to right)
At the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Pennsylvania, soon after their
1 February 1919 return to the U.S. from European waters.
Ship in the immediate background is either USS Quinnebaug
(ID # 1687) or USS Saranac (ID # 1702), with the other
of the two beyond her.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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Photo #: NH 103253
USS L-11 (Submarine # 51), at left,
and
USS L-4 (Submarine # 43)
At the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, circa 1919.
Note these submarines' 3"/23 deck guns, located just forward
of their fairwaters. L-11's is retracted, while that of
L-4 is in operating position.
Collection of Rear Admiral Harold F. Pullen, USN. Loaned via
Captain Paul B. Ryan, USN (Retired), 1977.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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