R-1 through R-14: Difference between revisions
From PigBoats.COM
Pbcjohnston (talk | contribs) (Updated format) |
Pbcjohnston (talk | contribs) (Added R-1) |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
=== <big>R-1 (SS-78)</big> === | === <big>R-1 (SS-78)</big> === | ||
[[File:R-1 wwII in service.jpg|left|500px]] | |||
<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color:#00008B">R-1 in an unknown location, likely on the U.S. east coast, 1940-1945. R-1 had sat in reserve in Philadelphia, decommissioned between 1931 and 1940. As war loomed, the reserve O and R-class boats were reconditioned and put back into service. She served in a variety of unglamorous but vital roles, operating out of New London, Bermuda, Key West, and Casco Bay, Maine. She attacked and most likely damaged a German U-boat on April 16, 1942.</span> | |||
[[R-1|See more R-1 photos]] | [[R-1|See more R-1 photos]] | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 12 September 2023
R-1 (SS-78)
R-1 in an unknown location, likely on the U.S. east coast, 1940-1945. R-1 had sat in reserve in Philadelphia, decommissioned between 1931 and 1940. As war loomed, the reserve O and R-class boats were reconditioned and put back into service. She served in a variety of unglamorous but vital roles, operating out of New London, Bermuda, Key West, and Casco Bay, Maine. She attacked and most likely damaged a German U-boat on April 16, 1942.
Return to the R-class page | Return to the Submarine Classes page
R-2 (SS-79)
R-3 (SS-80)
R-4 (SS-81)
R-5 (SS-82)
R-6 (SS-83)
R-7 (SS-84)
R-8 (SS-85)
R-9 (SS-86)
R-10 (SS-87)
R-11 (SS-88)
R-12 (SS-89)
R-13 (SS-90)
R-14 (SS-91)
Page created by:
Ric Hedman & David Johnston
1999 - 2023 - PigBoats.COM©
Mountlake Terrace, WA, Norfolk, VA
webmaster at pigboats dot com
