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How can I find out
what Class I was in?
There are several
ways that
might
help.
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Look on your Class Photo (If you have
one)
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Look around and see if you have any of
your old military records. I had copies of my training records. It had
class #'s and section #'s.
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I have contacted the
Sub School. They
don't keep Photo records.
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Go to the
Submarine BBS's and ask them if they remember which class. (a lot of the
guys have found a copy of the class photos that way.
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Does The Submarine
Force Museum Archives have a copy of my Class photo?
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a. Download The Submarine Force Museum Archives Booklet and
see.....Takes time to download, but worth the wait.
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b. Follow the remaining instructions below: |
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The Submarine
Force Museum Archives Booklet is a collection of Naval Submarine
School Records & Archives. (It list what records they do have on
hand) For example: Page 12, 1950’s [SUBSCOL
EN-02] Class 66 (Jan ’51) – 119 (May ’55) (Photo Only)---This
means:
Class-66 Graduated Jan ’51 thru
Class-119 Graduated May ’55.
There are photos but no other
information on file.
Please check the
Archives Booklet to verify your class photo on file before
contacting the Museum. Remember the Submarine Force Museum does not
have the staffing for large researching. They will research one
photo at a time and send it to you. Please have
patience.
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Library Hours of
Operation: Open Year Round, 0900 to 1530 Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday
For Appointment &
Requests, Send to:
Attn:
Archivist
Submarine Force Museum
Naval
Submarine Base New London
Groton, CT.
06349-5571
Phone:
1-(860)-694-3558
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