USS YO-144
Under tow in San Diego Harbor on 12 March 1943 shortly after completion by her builder, Concrete Ship Constructors.
The tugs are Narkeeta (YT-133, later YTM-133) on the left and YMT-1 (later YTL-86) on the right. The deckhouse amidships is probably a pumproom.
Photo No. 19-N-42120
Source: Arthur D. Baker III
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USS YO-144
Under tow in San Diego Harbor on 12 March 1943 shortly after completion by her builder, Concrete Ship Constructors.
The tugs are probably Wenonah (YT-148, later YTB-148) on the left and YMT-3 (later YTL-88) and a sister (either YMT-1 or YMT-12) on the right.
Photo No. 19-N-42130
Source: Arthur D. Baker III
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USS YO-145
Under tow in San Diego Harbor on 14 June 1943 shortly after completion by her builder, Concrete Ship Constructors.
The tug to starboard is probably Wenonah (YT-148, later YTB-148). The stern of Pocahontas (YT-266, later YTB-266) is barely visible to port beyond the barge's rudder.
Photo No. 19-N-47838
Source: Arthur D. Baker III
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USS YO-145
Under tow in San Diego Harbor on 14 June 1943 shortly after completion by her builder, Concrete Ship Constructors.
The tug is Pocahontas (YT-266, later YTB-266). The function of the additional deckhouse with the smokestack (absent on YO-144) just forward of the pumproom has not been determined, but it is not for propulsion.
Photo No. 19-N-48080
Source: Arthur D. Baker III
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USS YO-145
Under tow in San Diego Harbor on 14 June 1943 shortly after completion by her builder, Concrete Ship Constructors.
The tug is Wenonah (YT-148, later YTB-148). The original photo caption states that this barge was originally named Concrete No. 6, but this name does not appear in other sources.
Photo No. 19-N-47837
Source: Arthur D. Baker III
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USS YOG-41
In service at an advance base in the Pacific with an LST alongside, probabley to receive diesel fuel.
Photo No. NH 92968
Source: U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command
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