Original sentence: 13 feet 3 inches.14 feet 9 inches.14 knots surfaced, 10.5 knots submerged.165 feet.25 November 1922.27 May 1914.28 officers and men.31 August 1916.456 tons surfaced, 524 tons submerged.48px|USN Jack.7 December 1917.After exercises along the West Coast, L-6 departed Pacific waters 20 April 1918, arriving Charleston, South Carolina, on 10 June.Following a brief overhaul, the submarine patrolled off Charleston until she sailed 15 October for the eastern Atlantic.General characteristics.L-6 was placed in commission, in ordinary, 24 March 1922; returned to full commission 1 July; and sailed for the East Coast the same month.Laid down:.Upon arrival Hampton Roads, L-6 decommissioned 25 November 1922, and was sold to M.one three-inch gun, four 18-inch torpedo tubes.sold for scrap.thumb|300 px|L-6, L-8, and L-7
Edited sentence: After exercises along the West Coast, L-6 departed Pacific waters on 20 April 1918, arriving Charleston, South Carolina, on 10 June.Following a brief overhaul, the submarine patrolled off Charleston until she sailed on 15 October for the eastern Atlantic.L-6 was placed in commission, in ordinary, on 24 March 1922; returned to full commission on 1 July; and sailed for the East Coast the same month.Upon arrival Hampton Roads, L-6 decommissioned on 25 November 1922, and was sold to M