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==G-1 (SS-19 1/2, later SS-20)== | ==G-1 (SS-19 1/2, later SS-20)== | ||
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[[File:Seal 1.jpg|left|thumb|300x300px|Submarine Seal, February 8, 1911.]] | [[File:Seal 1.jpg|left|thumb|300x300px|Submarine Seal, February 8, 1911.]] | ||
Simon Lake's submarine Seal is shown here shortly after her launch from Newport News Shipbuilding, Virginia on February 8, 1911. It would be nearly another two years before she was commissioned into the United States Navy, and then only reluctantly. During this fitting out period her name was changed to G-1. | Simon Lake's submarine Seal is shown here shortly after her launch from Newport News Shipbuilding, Virginia on February 8, 1911. It would be nearly another two years before she was commissioned into the United States Navy, and then only reluctantly. During this fitting out period her name was changed to G-1. | ||
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==USS G-2== | ==USS G-2== | ||
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==USS G-3== | ==USS G-3== | ||
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[[File:G3-5g3a-01.jpg|link=G-3|thumb|250px|Launching USS Turbot ([[G-3]]) December 27, 1913 Lake Torpedo Boat Co., Bridgeport, Conn.]] | [[File:G3-5g3a-01.jpg|link=G-3|thumb|250px|Launching USS Turbot ([[G-3]]) December 27, 1913 Lake Torpedo Boat Co., Bridgeport, Conn.]] | ||
[[File:G3-3g3a-02.jpg|link=G-3|left|thumb|250px|USS [[G-3]] hauled out at Bridgeport, Conn, December 1915.]] | [[File:G3-3g3a-02.jpg|link=G-3|left|thumb|250px|USS [[G-3]] hauled out at Bridgeport, Conn, December 1915.]] | ||
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[[G-3|See More G-3 Boats]] | [[G-3|See More G-3 Boats]] | ||
==USS G-4== | ==USS G-4== | ||
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[[G-4|See More G-4 Boats]] | [[G-4|See More G-4 Boats]] | ||
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G-1 (SS-19 1/2, later SS-20)
Simon Lake's submarine Seal is shown here shortly after her launch from Newport News Shipbuilding, Virginia on February 8, 1911. It would be nearly another two years before she was commissioned into the United States Navy, and then only reluctantly. During this fitting out period her name was changed to G-1.
USS G-2
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The USS G-2 shown taking a crew photo while at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on June 27, 1917.
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USS G-2, this picture gives a better sense of scale for the boat.
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USS G-3
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USS G-4
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The USS G-4, seen on October 2, 1912, at the Cramp yard going through her 'fitting out' period where she will receive a majority of her piping, electrical and internal systems and habitability features. Vivamus faucibus mi et neque mattis sagittis eu sit amet lacus.
