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Photographs of the USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) and a volunteer Site Lead, no website experience necessary.
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Officers and crewmen on the sail of the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) as it passes through Gatun Lake en route to the Atlantic Ocean ~ Gatun Lake, Panama Canal, 20 MAY 1989

~  US Navy Official Photograph (PH2 Mark S. Kettenhofen)

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A P-3 Orion aircraft patrols overhead as the nuclear-powered submarine USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) surfaces through the Arctic ice off of Alaska ~ Arctic Ocean, 31 MAR 1990.

~ US Navy Official Photograph (PH1 Harry Gerwien)

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Photographs of the USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) and a volunteer Site Lead, no website experience necessary.
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Crew members stand near the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) shortly after the vessel surfaced through the ice at the North Pole during exercise ICEX '90 ~ Arctic Ocean, 25 MAR 1990


~ US Navy Official Photograph (PH2 Harry Gerwien)

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Cold War Boats Association needs your help!
Photographs of the USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) and a volunteer Site Lead, no website experience necessary.
See details in "Bear A Hand" article below.

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Crew members emerge from the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) shortly after the vessel surfaced through the ice at the North Pole during exercise ICEX '90. The sail of the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS GURNARD (SSN 662), which also just surfaced, can be seen on the horizon ~ Arctic Ocean, 25 MAR 1990

~ Official US Navy Photograph (PH2 Harry Gerwien)

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The USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) idles in a lock during one of her five transits of the Panama Canal.

Officers and crew stand on the deck and sail of the nuclear powered attack submarine USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) as the boat waits in a canal lock ~ Panama Canal, 20 MAY 1989

~ US Navy Official Photograph (PH2 Mark S. Kettenhofen)

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The USS SEAHORSE (SSN-669) at sunrise, heading for the Panama Canal.

The USS SEAHORSE (SSN 669) at sunrise, starts the day headed in for the Panama Canal ~ Pacific Ocean, 20 MAY 1989

~ US Navy Official Photograph (PH2 Mark S. Kettenhofen) 

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