The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: USS CHARR SS 328
Photographs associated with the Balao-class fleet submarine USS Charr (SS-328) follow her crew through dry-dock overhauls, pierside duty, signal watches, and studio portraits taken on liberty in Pacific ports. Annotated versos naming officers and dates give this record of wartime submarine life unusual documentary depth.
Informal Group Portrait of Enlisted Navy Personnel Ashore, USS Charr (SS-328) Collection
Sailor Operating Signal Searchlight on Submarine Deck, USS Charr (SS-328) Collection
USS Charr (SS-328) Moored with Nested Submarines at Naval Submarine Base
Two Servicemen Posed Beside an Automobile While on Leave, USS Charr (SS-328) Collection
Sailors and Yard Workers on Scaffolding Alongside Submarine Hull in Dry Dock, USS Charr (SS-328) Collection
Submarine Crew and Shipyard Workers in Dry Dock, WWII Era
Informal Group Portrait of Submarine Crew on Deck, WWII Era
Studio Portrait of Four Sailors in Dress Whites, Pacific Liberty Port, WWII Era
Full Crew Group Portrait Aboard Submarine Deck, WWII Era
Submariner on Deck Beside Moored Submarine, WWII Era
View from Submarine Deck of Fleet Carrier and Harbor Installations, Pacific Theater, WWII
Sailor on the Deck of USS Charr (SS-328) Alongside a Repair Pier
USS Charr (SS-328) — Sailors Posed on the Submarine's Deck at a Naval Pier
Portrait of a Submarine Officer Beside the Deck Gun, USS Charr (SS-328) or Sister Boat, WWII
USS Charr (SS-328) Moored at a Pacific Fleet Base with Shoreside Crane and Capital Ship in Background, WWII
Three Officers Meet on Deck: U.S. Army and U.S. Navy Personnel, LST-669, Pacific Theater, February 1945
