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 | | SEALION was then forced deep and, after several attempts to get a better look at the scene, cleared the area and started after the remainder of the convoy. |
 | | From Pearl Harbor, SEALION continued on to San Francisco where she was undergoing overhaul at the end of the war. |
 | | A year and one-half later, however, SEALION, along with sister ship PERCH (SS-313), was designated for conversion to a troop carrier, and in April 1948, she entered the San Francisco Naval Shipyard for the eight-months conversion. |
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