These are photos taken in the 1990's on KEY, during off-crew times or her last days before being scrapped. They are thumbnails so you can click on them for a full size image. If you have some pics to share, send them to ssbn657@comcast.net.

We received these 6 pictures from Will Rogers, CO of the Key Gold from 89 - 92.	Captain to the bridge.	Captain is welcomed to the crews mess. "I had just taken a pie to the face and got a cherry so I put one in the face of the guy who hit me."
A real bad Marlon Brando impersonation.	End of tour on the Key in 1992.	Captain taking care of a non-qual. "I was sinking a piece of gear we had been directed to deep six but forgotten to put holes in it before putting it over the side."
Key in Hawaii in 1992 for decommissioning	Key in Charleston after offloading all her missiles in 1992	Ples Reynolds standing Rover watch in middle level missile 1992
Key entering Hawaii for decomm	Captains clock stating that the Key had made 72 patrols.	Announcement in Hawaii newspaper that Key has arrived for Decomm.
Getting Dolphins topside from CO Weitz on patrol 67 about 1 week from the end.		CDR Olsen last CO of the Key.
Ward room picture taken the day the Key arrived in Hawaii Dec 22, 1992. Submitted by Tom Wagner l to r: LT Rob McKinney (EA);LT John Ginty (COMMO); Dave Knapp (NAV); LT Tom Wagner (Sonar) LT Sean O,Neil (AENG); LT Jim Lambert (TM) LCDR Bill Gott (ENG)	IC2 Larimey 1991	MM1 Greg Turner Patrol 67 - 1991 halfway night - doing a show called Turnernania (vulgar lyrics sung to contempory rock songs such as "Heaven isn't too far away" became "butt sex doesn't mean that you're gay")
MMC Pointer - 1991	MT3 Bankert now on eternal patrol	LCDR Joe Mike Samples and EM1 Bragenzer mess cooking for half way night 1991
LT Bill Nunan, LT John Ginty; ET2 Borrorff, EM2 Fitting; EM1 Pynn	Maneuriving watch - l to r: EM1 Pynn (seated); ET2 Michael Bottorff; EM2 Fitting; EM1 Bragenzer.	Key in Panama Canal 1992 on the way to Pearl
Key in Pearl Harbor - late 1992 or early 1993	Key in Pearl Harbor 1992/93 - submitted by Tom Wagner	The Key's next to last trip on nuclear power in early 1993.
Key and others waiting to be scrapped -Aerial views
Close-up of last days.	41 for Freedom - sad day
		Key is outboard in this picture, Triton is next to the pier.
Key is closest, Adams is the other sub. Last picture of the Key in the water.	Key is on the right side awaiting the torch.	Keys Reactor Compartment being removed.
Reactor compartments of many submarines in Haniford, WA awaiting burial. The Key is #46. You can see it when you enlarge the image by clicking on it.

SSBN 657 Pictures - 1990's - End of an Era