Sea Dog At Sea
		Sailor In The Sea Dog's Engine Room. Anyone know who he might be?
		MoMM 2/c Andrew Stalma in the Sea Dog's engine room.
		Sea Dog In Port In the close Up, you can see MoMM A. Stalma In Center
		Photo of the crew on deck
		Sea Dog Leaving Port
		Conning Tower Shot
		Dad On Deck (Left) With Three Shipmates
		Painting The Deck For Punishment!  And The Party After!
		Sea Dog Even Had Her Own Christmas Card!
		USS Seadog sporting MS32/3SS-B camouflage. Thanks to George W. Clague, TM3/c,  this photo was properly identified as the Seadog taken off the coast of Corigador on Navy Day 1945.   George wrote, "I'm one of the sailors topside in whites. This was in memory of what happened there at the beginning of the war. We were stationed in Subic Bay at the time and were sent to Manila for that week in October."
		These two photos were sent to me from AN Scott Deel, USNR. His uncle Lindy Lott served on the Sea Dog sometime between 1944 -1946. Here you can see a photo of Lindy, and the Sea dog approaching an unknown port.