Name/Hull Nbr

USS Sabalo (SS302)

USS Sablefish (SS303)

USS Bergall (SS320)

USS Charr (SS328)

USS Bugara (SS331)

USS Carbonero (SS337)

USS Carp (SS338)

USS Cusk (SS348)

USS Kraken  (SS370)

USS Lizardfish (SS373)

USS Mapiro  (SS376)

USS Mero  (SS378)

USS Sterlet (SS392)

USS Scabbardfish (SS397

USS Segundo (SS398)

USS Sea Cat (SS399)

USS Sea Owl (SS405)

USS Sennet (SS408)

USS Piper (SS409)

USS Torsk (SS423)

USS Argonaut (SS475)

USS Runner (SS476)

USS Diablo  (SS479)

USS Medregal  (SS480)

USS Requin (SS481

USS Irex (SS482)


Class

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Balao

Tench

Tench

Tench

Tench

Tench

Tench

Tench

Conversion Yard/Year

Pearl Harbor - 1952

Philadelphia - 1951

Philadelphia - 1952

Mare Island - 1951

Pearl Harbor - 1951

Mare Island - 1952

San Francisco

Mare Island - 1954

                       - 1959

                       - 1959

                       - 1960

                       - 1960

San Francisco - 1952

                           - 1965

San Francisco - 1951

Philadelphia - 1952

Philadelphia - 1951

Philadelphia - 1952

Charleston - 1951

Portsmouth - 1952

Philadelphia - 1952

Charleston - 1952

                      - 1964

Charleston - 1952

Charleston - 1959

Portsmouth - 1946
    The Fleet Snorkel boats are often considered as Guppys.  The Fleet Snorkel is a special class of boat.  These boats were much like the Guppy IIs except they didn't have some of the internal modifications that the Guppy IIs had.  They had two batteries and most still had closed cell vent-
lation and four engines.  They had the distinctive sails of the conversion yard but they retained their fleet bows.  It was simply a fleet boat with the snorkel induction and exhaust piping and masts, and an ESM mast.  Most had BQR-2 sonar in the chin mount and had sonar in the space vacated by the magazine under the galley.  The auxillary engine was replaced with two air con-
ditioning plants.  The USS Irex (SS482) was the first boat to receive a snorkel.