Submarines in and about their Nests - Part 2

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Submarines 1950's to 1960

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	SS-349 USS Diodon backing out of nest in Yokosuka, Japan, starting patrol, 1953
	SS-349 USS Diodon  Coming home from West-Pac deployment to nest alongside USS Nerius in foreground, Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA, 1953
	Close up of USS Nerius with USS Perch in nest with missile pod Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA, 1953
	SS-349 USS Diodon returning from West-Pac deployment, Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA -almost there, 1953
	SS-302 USS Sabalo, SS-338 USS Carp and SS-349 USS Diodon, left to right, in nest, 1956 or 1957
	Stern view of SS-349 USS Diodon in nest, Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA 1960
	Stern view of SS-349 USS Diodon in nest, alongside Sub Tender at Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA 1960 (new 09-20-02)
	View of Subs in nest from SS-349 USS Diodon forward deck Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA, 1960
	Same Subs as above, in nest across in view from SS-349 USS Diodon aft deck Ballast Point, Fort Roscrans, San Diego, CA, 1960