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USA - SS-19½ G-1 Seal, 1918

Nice one that.
Can you enlighten us for the reason this submarine was names SS-19½?
I know that the Lake submarines had wheels for travelling on the sea bed, so I think this one was designed by Lake, but the number?

Novice wrote: ↑October 1st, 2019, 8:00 pm Nice one that.
Can you enlighten us for the reason this submarine was names SS-19½?
I know that the Lake submarines had wheels for travelling on the sea bed, so I think this one was designed by Lake, but the number?

Not sure, in the text is also not very clear
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_G-1_(SS-19%C2%BD)

Italy, Glauco class, 1903

A very fine start to Part 2 of this series.
SS-19½ is indeed a strange pennant, there must have been some reasoning behind it, presumably trying to re-number existing submarines to the new system and not having enough numbers?

Estonia, Kalev, 1938


Russia Lembit 1944


Italy, Foca, 1903

France, Q60 Brumaire, 1911


USA, SSN-594 Permit, 1961


Romania, Delfinul, 1936

All of these are fantastic!
Nice to see the Kalev represented too.

Great additions.

Thanks lads!

Italy, Medusa, 1912


Italy, Agostino Barbarigo, 1918


Great Britain, L-55, 1918


USA, SSBN-633 Casimir Pulaski, 1964