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Photo contributed by Laura Hawkins

The Subchaser Archives

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SC-19 with other SC (submarine chaser) boats, at the U.S. Naval Experimental Station, New London, Connecticut, circa 1918. Among the SCs present are: USS SC-21 and USS SC-238
Photo by Louis Harder, New London Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 2458

Mike Green

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View of pier area at naval Experimental Station, New London, Connecticut, circa 1918. Ships present include: USS SC-19, USS SC-238, USS SC-21. The larger ship is probably the revenue cutter Onondaga
Photo by Louis Harder, New London Naval History and Heritage Command photo NH 2462

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20 March 1918
Report on camouflage patterns
During World War I there were reports filed with the Office of Naval Intelligence of ships in camouflage that visited U.S. ports. Subchasers never had standard patterns, but some commanders took initiative and created designs locally. SC-19 is in a standard Mackay pattern used for lots of other ships and classes. The others, such as SC-21 are individual
disruptive designs
National Archives photo

Aryeh Wetherhorn

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15 May 1918
Report on Camouflaged Ships
National Archives photo

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National Archives photo