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Beginnings |
World War II |
Begor and UDT21 |
Post WWII |
Korea, Vietnam |
Peacetime Service
WORLD WAR II, Begor and UDT21
In front of a Japanese suicide boat, L-to-R:
Unidentified UDT-21 sailor, LTJG "Rip" Repass, UDT-21, and
LTJG Stigler, assigned to the Team as an interpreter.
(Photo by
Barry McCabe)
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A long line of suicide boats being towed out to sea to be sunk
by UDT-21. USS BEGOR boat (LCVP) is doing the towing.
(Photo by
Barry McCabe)
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Japanese "midget subs" were small and cramped to work in, but
were labor-intensive to move from storage to the water.
(Photo by
Barry McCabe)
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A "midget sub" being pushed into the water for towing out to sea,
where it was sunk.
(Photo by
Barry McCabe)
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Contents |
Beginnings |
World War II |
Begor and UDT21 |
Post WWII |
Korea, Vietnam |
Peacetime Service
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