A group of submarine sailors enjoy dessert after their noon meal. Each table seats six men and are folded out of the way when not in use providing the crew a "recreation room" onboard the submarine. The photograph is included in Lewis Parks' photo album entitled "Submarine Pictures W. War II." The photograph is cropped off at the top.
Two unidentified sailors work topside near the stern of a submarine that is at sea and underway. The photograph is included in Lewis Parks' photo album entitled "Submarine Pictures W. War II."
An unidentified sailor poses in the office on board a submarine. The photograph is included in Lewis Parks' photo album entitled "Submarine Pictures W. War II."
Aboard the submarine that carried them to Makin Island for their surprise raid and back to Pearl Harbor, United States Marine Raider chiefs talk the situation over with Navy officers who cooperated in the successful attack. In the foreground are Lieutenant Commander William Brockman (United States Navy) and Major James Roosevelt (United States Marine Corps). At the right, holding a dispatch case is Lieutenant Colonel Evans F. Carlson, commanding officer of the Marine Raider battalion. Others are unidentified.