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Created 03JAN2001 by: Paul A. Barlow ETR2(SS) - Boats: USS Piper (SS-409), USS Seadragon (SSN-584) & USS Sargo (SSN-583= ), served 1957-1963, Last updated 07JAN2003

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Informati= on based on Submariner Web pages and:

Naval Vessel Register, Submarines         &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p; http://www.nvr.navy.mi= l/nvrships/s_type.htm

Ships of the U. S. Navy= , 1940 -1945      &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            http://www= .ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/ships/ships-ss.html

U. S. Navy, Submarine Warfare Division (listing = of Nukes only)     &n= bsp;            = ;        http://ww= w.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/cno/n87/history.html

        U. S. Navy, Historical Center   &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;  http://www.history.navy.mil= /index.html

United States Submarines            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            http://www.war= ships1.com/ships-US/US_submarines.htm

The Submarine Center            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;     http://= www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/9000/index.html

Guppy Submarines.            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;                &= nbsp;       http://gup= pysubmarinetribute.homestead.com/Tribute.html

Submarine Technology th= rough the Years     &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;          &= nbsp;       http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/ships/submarines/centenni= al/subhistory.html

Through the Looking Glass (USS Holland thru Fleet Boats)       =             &nb= sp;            = http://www.rddesigns.co= m/subs/legends.html

US Naval Wartime Submar= ine Losses      &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           http://www.lostsubs.com/Warlos= s.htm

        &= nbsp;       SUBNET “Lost Boats”     &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;         http://www.subnet.com/= MEMORIAL/lostboat.htm

        &= nbsp;       COMSUBPAC (WWII Lost Boats & other Lost Boats)&nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            http://www.csp.navy.mil/ww2boats.htm

        US Submarine Veterans of WWII (Lost Boat page)             &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;        http://www.submarinevets= .com/~subvetsww2/  

US Naval Peacetime Submarine Accidents        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;  http://www.lostsubs.com

DANFS - Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ship - Online  = ;            &n= bsp;            http://www.hazegray.org/danfs/su= bmar/

Ron Martini’s “The Fleet” Page= (Boat index page)    &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;      http://main.wavecom.ne= t/~rontini/fleet.html

SubmarineSailor.com - B= oat Home Pages (Boat index Page)            = ;      http://www.submar= inesailor.com/BoatHomePages.asp

Green Board (Boat index page)        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;        http://www.unclesam.net/c= ny/gb-index.htm

SUBNET “Fleet Archives”        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;             = http://www.subnet.com/ 

        WWII Submarine Ships & Tonnage Sunk or Damaged            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;     http://www.rddesigns= .com/ww2/ww2sinkings.html 

        &= nbsp;       Bill Millers Navy Links    &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;          http://grove.ufl.e= du/~miller/navy/navylinks.htm

 

Hull Classification Sym= bols:        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;         Highlights:

AGSS - Auxiliary Miscellaneous Submarine (Test or at-sea ASW training)    = ;            &n= bsp;         Red<= /b> entries =3D War Patrols and Defensive patrols

AOSS - Auxiliary Oiler Submarine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;     Blue entries =3D Boats major citations earned <= o:p>

APSS - Auxiliary Transport Submarine (Replaced by LPSS)      &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;    Pink entries =3D Cold War Deterrent Patrols

ASSP - Transport Submar= ine (formerly SSP)     = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;    Violet =3D Ships sunk & tonnage in WWII p= er http://www.rddesigns= .com/ww2/ww2sinkings.html

ESS - Experimental Submarine            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            =          Green =3D Boats not commissioned in US Navy

LPSS Amphibious Transpo= rt Submarine     &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;         

SS - Gasoline & Diesel/Electric Submarine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;  Notes:

SSA Cargo Submarine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;             = Different sources for the same event list disparate dates. Being unable to

SSBN - Ballistic Missile Nuclear Submarine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;   resolve these discrepancies, one of the dates was randomly selected or both

SSG - Guided Missile Submarine        &= nbsp; 

SSGN - Guided Missile Nuclear Submarine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;    dates are shown. [e.g., Squalus re-commissioning to Sailfish - the Navy Dept.

SSK - Hunter-Killer ASW Submarine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp; shows 15MAY1940 at http://www.= geocities.com/Baja/Dunes/4791/sailfsh2.html

SSM - Mine Laying Subma= rine        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;          and COMSUBPAC at http://www.cs= p.navy.mil/ under ‘Other Lost Boats” shows 14MAY1940, 

SSN - Nuclear Fast Attack Submarine  &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;      under “Sailfish (SS-192)”.

SSP - Transport Submari= ne        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;    When two (or more) sources indicate matching dates for an event, and another sou= rce has a

SSR - Radar Picket Submarines            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            =        conflicting date, the majority date rules, unless one of the sources is a Submariners W= eb page,

SST - Training or Target Submarine         &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;  then the date from the Submariners Web page is usually used.            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;     

Early Submarines - SS

 

[Holland Class]<= /b> Gasoline/Electric, Arma= ment: 1-18” forward Torpedo tube, 1-8.425” Pneumatic Dynamite Gun, Length=3D53’ 10” Beam=3D10’ 3” Surf=3D6k Subm=3D5.5k TD=3D100’, Crew: 1 Officer, 6 Enlisted

USS Holland (SS-1) [ex Holland VI] - Comm. 12OCT1900, de-comm. 21NOV1910, sold = for scrap 18JUN1913, designated (SS-1) 17JUL1920    (1-S)

[A Boats]= Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 1-18” forward Torpedo tube (5 Torpedoes), Length=3D63’ 10” Beam=3D11’ 11” TD=3D150’  Surf=3D8.5k S= ubm=3D7.2k, Crew: 1 Officer, 6 Enlisted

USS A-1 [ex Plunger] (SS-2) - Comm. 19SEP1903, de-comm., 03NOV1905, re-comm. 23FEB1907, renamed A-1 on 17NOV1911, de-comm. 12DEC1919, stricken 24FEB1920, sold for scrapping 26JAN1922  =   (= 1-S)

USS A-2 [ex Adder] (SS-3) - Comm. 12JAN1903, de-comm. 26JUL1909, re-comm. 10FEB1910, renamed A-2 17NOV1911, de-comm. 12DEC1919, designated (SS-3) 17JUL1920,

        =    designated for use as a target 24SEP1920, stricken 16JAN1922, WW1 Defensive Patrols off Manila Bay   (1-S)

USS A-3 [ex Grampus] (SS-4) - Comm. 28MAY1903, de-comm. 28NOV1906, re-comm. 13JUN1908, main engine fuel explos= ion, 10DEC1910 – 1 Lost, renamed A3 17NOV1911, de-comm. 28JUN1912, <= o:p>

        =         re-comm. 17APR1915, designated (SS-4) 17JUL1920, de-comm. & stricken 25JUL1921, = used as target for Asiatic Fleet.  = WWI Defensive Patrols off Manila Bay    (1-S)

USS A-4 [ex Moccasin] (SS-5) - Comm. 17JAN1903, de-comm. 15JUN1904, re-comm. 10FEB1910, renamed A-4 17NOV1911, de-comm. 12DEC1919, designated (SS-5) 17JUL1920,

        =          stricken & sunk as target 16JAN1922 near Corregidor, WWI Defensive Patrols off Manila Bay   (1-S)

USS A-5 [ex Pike] (SS-6) - Comm. 28MAY1903, de-comm. 28NOV1906, re-comm. 08JUN1= 908, renamed A-5 17NOV1911, de-comm. 28JUN1912, re-comm. 17APR1915, de-comm. 25JUL1912,

         sank while moored in Cavite Navy Yard= due to slow leak in main ballast tank 15APR1917, raised 19APR1917 and reconditioned, designated (SS-6) 17JUL1920,

        de-comm. 25JUL1921, str= icken & sunk as target 16JAN1922 near Corregidor,  WWI Defe= nsive Patrols off Manila Bay    (1-S)

USS A-6 [ex Porpoise] (SS-7) - Comm. 19SEP1903, de-comm. 12APR1908, re-comm. 20NOV1908, Ens. Kenneth Whiting made submerged escape through torpedo tube = from 20 feet depth 15APR1909,

        =        renamed A-6 17NOV1911, de-comm. 12DEC1919, designated (SS-7) 17JUL19= 20, designated a target JUL1921, stricken & sunk as target 16JAN1922 near Corregidor,

        =        WWI Defensive Patrols off Manila Bay    (1-S)

USS A-7 [ex Shark] (SS-8) - Comm. 19SEP1903, de-comm. 21APR1908, re-comm. 14AUG1908, renamed A-7 17NOV1911, = gasoline fumes caused explosion & fire while on patrol in Manila Bay,

        =    24JUL1917– 6 Lost due to effects of fire, de-comm. 12DEC1919, designated (SS-8) 17JUL1920, authorized a target 1921, stricken 16JAN1922, = sunk as target 16JAN1922

        =    near Corregidor  WWI Defensive Patrols off Manila Bay    (1-S)

[C Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 2-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D105’ 4” Beam=3D13’ 11” TD=3D200’ Surf=3D11k Subm=3D9k, Crew: 1 Of= ficer, 14 Enlisted

USS C-1 [ex Octopus] (SS-9) - Comm. 30JUN1908, renamed C-1 17NOV1911, in reserve 14FEB1910, re-comm. 15APR1910, de-comm. 04AUG1919, so= ld 13APR1920  <= /p>

        =        WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama    (1-S) 

[B Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 2-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D82’ 5” Beam=3D12’ 6” TD=3D150’ Surf=3D9.2k Subm=3D8.2k, Crew: 1 = Officer, 9 Enlisted

USS B-1 [ex Viper] (SS-10) - Comm. 18OCT1907, de-comm. 30NOV19= 09, re-comm. 15APR1910, de-comm. 09MAY1911, renamed B-1 17NOV1911, re-comm. 17APR1915, de-comm. & stricken 01DEC1921,

        =      sunk as target in Manila Bay near Corregidor, RP    (1-S)

USS B-2 [ex Cuttlefish] (SS-11) - Co= mm. 8OCT1907, de-comm. 30NOV1909, re-comm.15APR1910, de-comm. 09MAY1911, renamed B-2 17NOV1911, re-comm. 02AUG1913, de-comm. 12DEC1919,

  sunk as target near Corregidor, RP=    (1-S)

USS B-3 [ex Tarantula] (SS-12) - Comm. 3DEC1907, de-comm. 06NOV1909, re-comm. 15APR1910, de-comm. 09MAY1911, renamed B-3 17NOV1911, re-comm. 02SEP1913,

 de-comm. & stricken 25JUL1921, = sunk as target off Corregidor, RP   (1-S)

USS C-2 [ex Stingray] (SS-13) - Comm. 23NOV1909, renamed C-2 17NOV1911, de-comm. 23DEC1919, sold for scrapping 13APR1920, WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama Canal & Florida Coast    (1-S)=

USS C-3 [ex Tarpon] (SS-14) - Comm. = 08APR1909, renamed C-3 17NOV1911, de-comm. 23DEC1919, sold for scrapping 12APR1920, WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama Canal & Florida Coast   (1-S)

USS C-4 [ex Bonita] (SS-15) - Comm. 23NOV1909, renamed C-4 17NOV1911, de-comm. 15AUG1919, sold for scrapping 13= APR1920   (1-S)

USS C-5 [ex Snapper] (SS-16) - Comm. 2FEB1910, renamed C-5 17NOV1911, de-comm. 23DEC1919, sold for scrapping 05APR1922, WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama Canal   (1= -S)

[D Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 4-18̶= 1; forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D134’ 10” Beam=3D13’ 9R= 21; TD=3D200’ Surf=3D13k Subm=3D9.5k, Crew: 1 Officer, 14 Enlisted

USS D-1 [ex Narwhal I] (SS-17) - Comm. 23NOV1909, renamed D-1 17NOV1911, de-comm. 08FEB1922, sold for scrapping 05APR1922   (1-S)

USS D-2 [ex Grayling] (SS-18) - Comm. 23NOV1909, renamed D-2 17NOV1911 de-comm. 18JAN1922, sold for scrapping 25SEP1922   (1-S)

USS D-3 [ex Salmon] (SS-19) - Comm. 08SEP1910, renamed D-3 17NOV1911, de-comm. 20MAR1922, sold for scrapping 31JUL1922   (1-S)

[G Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 2-18̶= 1; forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D161’ Beam=3D16’ TD=3D200’ Surf=3D= 14k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: 1 Officer, 23 Enlisted

USS G-1 [ex Seal] (SS-19.5) - Comm. 28OCT1912, renamed G-1 17NOV1911, Simon Lake’s first Navy Sub, de-comm. 06MAR1920, sunk as aerial bomb target in Narragansett Bay off Taylor Point, RI 21JUN1921,

        =       wreck abandoned 26AUG1921, WWI Defensive Patrols off Norfolk, VA & Nantucket Island, MA   (1-S)  

[F Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 2-18̶= 1; forward Torpedo tube, Length=3D143’ Beam=3D15’ TD=3D200’ = Surf=3D14k Subm=3D11k, Crew: 2 Officers, 19 Enlisted

USS F-1 [ex Carp] (SS-20) - renamed F-1 17NOV1911, Comm. 19JUN1912, lost, after collision on port side, forward of the engine room, by F-3 (SS-22), sank in 10 seconds, off San Clemente, CA,

        =    17DEC1917 – 19 Lost, 5 survivors   (1-AS, 1-S, 1-P= )

USS F-2 [ex Barracuda] (SS-21) - ren= amed F-2 17NOV1911 Comm. 25JUN1912, in reserve 18SEP1919, de-comm. 15MAR1922, stricken & sold for scrapping 17AUG1922   (1-S)

USS F-3 [ex Pickerel] (SS-22) - renamed F-3 17NOV1911, Comm. 05AUG1912, collided with & sank F-1 - rescued 5 F-1 survivors 17DE= C1917, de-comm. 15MAR1922, stricken 17AUG1922,

        =         sold for scrapping 17AUG1922 &= nbsp; (1-S)

USS F-4 [ex Skate] (SS-23) - renamed F-4 17NOV1911, Comm. 03MAY1913, lost, during maneuvers, battery explosion - sank in 51 fathoms, 1 ½ miles off Honolulu Harbo= r, HI 25MAR1915 – 21 Lost,

        =     raised 29AUG1915, stricken 31AUG1915   (1-CSP, 1-S, = 1-P)

[E Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D158’ Beam=3D17&= #8217; 6”Surf=3D13k Subm=3D11k TD=3D200’, Crew: 1 Officer, 23 Enlisted=

USS E-1 [ex Skipjack] (SS-24) - renamed E-1 17NOV1911, Comm. 14FEB1912, in reserve 20MAR1920, re-comm. 18JUL1921, de-comm. 20OCT1921, so= ld for scrapping 19APR1922,

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;           =          WWI Defen= sive Patrols off the Azores   (1-S)

USS E-2 [ex Sturgeon] (SS-25) - rena= med E-2 17NOV1911, Comm. 14FEB1912, ba= ttery explosion in N.Y. Navy Yard, 15JAN1916 – 4 Lost, 18 survivors, de-comm. 13MAY1916 re-comm. 25MAR1918,&nbs= p;

           &= nbsp;                    =         de-comm. 20OCT1921, sold 19APR1922, 6 WWI War Patrols    (1-S, 1-P)=

USS G-4 [ex Thrasher] (SS-26) - renamed G-4 17NOV1911, Comm. 22JAN1914, de-comm. 05SEP1919, sold for scrapping 15APR1920   (1-S)

USS G-2 [ex Tuna] (SS-27) - renamed = G-2 17NOV1911, Comm. 06FEB1915, de-comm. 02APR1919, lost, while designat= ed a target sub, flooded and sank in Two Three Channel, ¼ mile off Pleasu= re Beach, CT

        =    30JUL1919 – 3 Lost, <= /b>raised for scrapping 1962, WWI Defensive Patrols off Blo= ck Island, RI   (1-S)

[H Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D150’ Beam=3D16&= #8217; TD=3D200’ Surf=3D14k Sugm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 23 Enlisted<= o:p>

USS H-1 [ex Seawolf]  (SS-28) - renamed H-1 17NOV1911, Comm. 01DEC1913, lost, on board fire, intentionally grounded off Santa Margarita Isl= and in Magdalena Bay Mexico, and sank 45 minutes later in

9 fathoms during towing effort by the USS Vestal 12MAR1920 – 4 Lost= , 21 survivors, stricken 12APR1920, hull sold for salvage scrap 01JUN1920,

WWI Defensive Patrols off West Coast & Long Island Sound, NY   = (1, 1-S)

USS H-2 [ex Nautilus] (SS-29) - rena= med H-2 17NOV1911, Comm. 01DEC1913, re= scued 21 survivors off H-1 (SS-28) 12MAR1920, de-comm. 23OCT1922, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping 01SEP1931,

WWI Defensive Patrols off West Coast & Caribbean    (1-S)

USS H-3 [ex Garfish] (SS-30) - renamed H-3 17NOV1911, Comm. 16JAN1914, grounding in fog off California 16DEC1916, de-comm. 04FEB1917, commercial company salvaged s= hip,

        =         re-comm. 20APR1917, de-comm. 23OCT1922, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping 14SEP1931   (1-= S)

USS G-3 [ex Turbot] (SS-31) - renamed G-3 17NOV1911, Comm. 22MAR1915, de-comm. 05MAY1921, sold for scrapping 19APR1922, WWI Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

[K Boats] Gasoline/Electric?, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D153’ 7” Beam=3D16’ 8” TD=3D200’ Surf=3D14k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 = Officers, 26 Enlisted

USS K-1 [ex Haddock] (SS-32) - renamed K-1 17NOV1911, Comm. 17MAR1914, de-comm. 07MAR1923, sold for scrapping 25JUN1931, WWI War Patrols off the Azores   = (1-S)

USS K-2 [ex Cachalot (SS33) - renamed K-2 17NOV1911, Comm. 31JAN1914, de-comm. 09MAR1923, sold for scrapping 03JUN1931, WWI War Patrols off the Azores   (1-S)

USS K-3 [ex Orca] (SS-34) - renamed K-3 17NOV1911, Comm. 30OCT1914, de-comm. 20FEB1923, sold for scrapping 03JUN1931, WWI War Patrols off Florida   (1-S)

USS K-4 [ex Walrus] (SS-35) - renamed K-4 17OCT1911, Comm. 24OCT1914, de-comm. 19MAY1923, sold for scrapping 03JUN1931, WWI War Patrols off Florida   (1-S)

USS K-5 (SS-36) - Comm. 22AUG1914, de-comm. 20FEB1923, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping 03JUN1931, WWI War Patrols off the A= zores   = (1-S)

USS K-6 (SS-37) - Comm. 09SEP1914, de-comm. 21MAY1923, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping 03JUN1931, WWI War Patrols off the Azores   (1-S)

USS K-7 (SS-38) - Comm. 01DEC1914, de-comm. 12FEB1923, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping 03JUN1931, WWI Defensive Patrols in the Gulf of Mexico   (1-S)=

USS K-8 (SS-39) - Comm. 01DEC1914, de-comm. 24FEB1923, sold for scrapping 25JUN1931, WWI War Patrols out of Key West, Fl    (1-S)

[L Boats] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, 1-3”MK IX forward, Length=3D167’ Beam=3D17’ 6” TD=3D200’ Surf=3D14k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 = Officers, 26 Enlisted

USS L-1 (SS-40) - Comm. 11APR1916, de-comm. 07APR1922, sold fo= r scrapping 31JUL1922, WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   = (1-S)

USS L-2 (SS-41) - Comm. 28SEP1916, de-comm. 04MAY1923, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933, WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   (1-S)

USS L-3 (SS-42) - Comm. 22APR1916, de-comm. 11JUN1923, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933, WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   = (1-S)

USS L-4 (SS-43) - Comm. 4MAY1916, de-comm. 14APR1922, sold for scrapping 21JUL1922, WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   (1-S)

USS L-5 (SS-44) - Comm. 17FEB1918, de-comm. 05DEC1922, sold for scrapping 21DEC1925   (1-= S)

USS L-6 (SS-45) - Comm. 07DEC1917, de-comm. 25NOV1922, sold for scrapping 21DEC1925   (1-= S)

USS L-7 (SS-46) - Comm. 07DEC1917, de-comm. 15NOV1922, sold for scrapping 21DEC1925   (1-S)

[M Boat] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D169’ Beam=3D16’ TD=3D200’ Surf=3D14k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 26 Enlisted

USS M-1 (SS-47) - Comm. 16FEB1918, de-comm. 15MAR1922, stricken 15MAR1922, sold for scrapping 25SEP1922   (1-S)

USS L-8 (SS-48) - Comm. 30AUG1917, de-comm. 15NOV1922, sunk as target 3 miles south of Brenton Reef Light, outside of Narragansett Bay in = 110 feet of water , served as test target for magnetic exploder  (1-S)

USS L-9 (SS-49) - Comm. 04AUG1916, de-comm. 04MAY1923, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933, several attacks on U-boat= s - no kills, WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   = (1-S)

USS L-10 (SS-50)  - Comm. 02AUG1916, de-comm. 05MAY1922, sold for scrapping 31JUL1922, several attacks on U-boats - no kills, WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   = (1-S)

USS L-11 (SS-51) - Comm. 15AUG1916, de-comm. & sold for scrapping 28NOV1923, several attacks on U-boats - no kills,  WWI War Patrols out of Bantry Bay, Ireland   (1-S)

[T Boats] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward & 2-18” deck Torpedo tubes, 2-3”/23 Guns, Length=3D269’ Beam=3D22’ 6” TD=3D200’ Surf=3D20k Su= bm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 26 Enlisted

USS T-1 (SS-52) [ex AA-1, ex Schley] - renamed AA-1 23AUG1917, Comm. 30JAN1920, renamed T-1 20SEP1920, design & construction flaws<= /u> - de-comm. 05DEC1922, stricken 19SEP1930,

        =     sold for scrapping 20SEP1930 &= nbsp; (1-S)

[N Boats] Diesel/Elec= tric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo = tubes, Length=3D147’ Beam=3D16’ TD=3D200’ Surf=3D13k Subm=3D11k,= Crew: 2 Officers, 26 Enlisted

USS N-1 (SS-53) - Comm. 26SEP1917, de-comm. 30APR1926, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping early 1931, WWI War Patrols off New England   (1-S)

USS N-2 (SS-54) - Comm. 26SEP1917, de-comm. 30APR1926, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping early 1931, WWI War Patrols off New E= ngland   = (1-S)

USS N-3 (SS-55) - Comm. 26SEP1917, de-comm. 30APR1926, stricken 18DEC1930, sold for scrapping mid-1931, WWI War Patrols off New England   (1-S)

USS N-4 (SS-56) - Comm. 15JUN1918, de-comm. 07JUN1920, reinstated SEP1920, de-comm. 22APR1922, stricken & = sold for scrapping 25SEP1922, WWI War Patrols off New England   = (1-S)

USS N-5 (SS-57) - Comm. 13JUN1918, in reserve 17JUN1920, reinstated 01OCT1920, de-comm. 19APR1922, stricken & sold for scrapping 25SEP1922, WWI War Patrols off New England   = (1-S)

USS N-6 (SS-58) - Comm. 09JUL1918, in reserve 07JUN1919, reinstated 15SEP1919, de-comm. 16FEB1922, stricken & sold for scrapping 31JUL1922, WWI War Patrols off New England   (1-S)

USS N-7 (SS-59) - Comm. 15JUN1918, in reserve 07JUN1920, de-comm. 07FEB1922, stricken & sold for scrapping 05JUN1922, WWI War Patrols off New England   (1-S)

USS T-2 (SS-60) [ex AA-2] - renamed T-2 22SEP1920, Comm. 07JAN1922, design & construction flaws, de-comm. 16JUL1923, stri= cken 19SEP1930, sold for scrapping 20NOV1930   (1-S)

USS T-3 (SS-61) [ex AA-3] - renamed T-3 22SEP1920, Comm. 07DEC1920, design & construction flaws, de-comm. 11NOV1922, re-c= omm. 10OCT1925 and tested new 3,000 HP M.A.N. diesel engines, =

        =     de-comm. 14JAN1927, stricken & sold for scrapping 19SEP1930   (1-S)

[O Boats] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo = tubes, 1-3”/23 Gun, Length=3D172’ 4” Beam=3D18” TD=3D200&#= 8217; Surf=3D14.5k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 27 Enlisted

USS O-1 (SS-62) - Comm. 05NOV1918, converted to experimental vessel 28DEC1930, de-comm. 11JUN1931, stricken & sold for scrapping 18MAY1938   (1-S)

USS O-2 (SS-63) - Comm. 19OCT1918, de-comm. 25JUN1931, re-comm. 03FEB1941 because of WWII, de-comm. 26JUL1945, stricken 11AUG1945, sold for scrapping 16NOV1945,

        =     WWI War Patrols off New England, WWII training boat   (1-S)

USS O-3 (SS-64) - Comm. 13JUN1918, de-comm. 06JUN1931, re-comm. 03FEB1941 because of WWII, de-comm. 11SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping 04SEP1946,

        =      WWI periodic Defensive Patrols, WWII training boat   (1-S)

USS O-4 (SS-65) - Comm. 28MAY1918, de-comm. 03JUN1931, re-comm. 29JAN1941 because of WWII, de-comm. 20SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping 01FEB1946,

                =      WWI War Patrols, WWII training boat   (1-S)

USS O-5 (SS-66) - Comm. 08JUN1= 918, lost, rammed by steamer SS Abagarez (United Fruit Co.)  an sank in 60 seconds in Limon Bay, Panama, 18OCT1923 – 2 Lost, 18 survivors, stricken 28APR1924,

        =       raised and sold for scrapping 12DEC1924   (1-AS, 1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)=

USS O-6 (SS-67) - Comm. 12JUN1918, de-comm. 10JUN1931, re-comm. 04FEB1941 because of WWII, de-comm. & stricken 11SEP1945, sold for scrapping 04SEP1946,

        =       WWI War Patrols off East Coast, WWII training boat   (1-S)

USS O-7 (SS-68) - Comm. 04JUL1918, de-comm. 01JUL1931, re-comm. 12FEB1941 because of WWII, de-comm. & stricken 02JUL1945, sold for scrapping 22JAN1946,

        =       WWI Defensive Patrols off East Coast, WWII training boat   (1-S)

USS O-8 (SS-69) - Comm. 11JUL1918, de-comm. 27MAY1931, re-comm. 12FEB1941 because of WWII, de-comm. & stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping 04SEP1946,

        =      WWI Defensive Patrols off East Coast, WWII training boat   (1-S)

USS O-9 (SS-70) - Comm. 27JUL1918, de-comm. 25JUN1931, re-comm.14/28APR1941because of WWII, lost, during deep submergence test 15 mi= le off Portsmouth, NH in 450 feet depth,

        =       at 42 59 48N 20 20 27E on 20JUN1941 – 34 Lost, declar= ed lost 20JUN1941, stricken 23OCT= 1941, WWI Defensive Patrols off East Coast   (1= -CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

USS O-10 (SS-71) - Comm. 17AUG1918, de-comm. 25JUN1931, re-com= m. 14APR1941 because of WWII, de-comm. 10SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping 21AUG1946,

        =        WWI Defensive Patrols off East Coast, WWII training boat   (1, 1-S)

USS O-11 (SS-72) - Comm. 19OCT1918, de-comm. 21JUN1924, strick= en 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS O-12 [ex Nautilus] (SS-73) - Comm. 19OCT1918, de-comm. 17JUN1924, stricken 29JUL1930, intentionally sunk 20NOV1931 in a Norwegian fjord   (1-S)<= /span>

USS O-13 (SS-74) - Comm. 17NOV1918, rammed and sank patrol boat Mary Alice 05OCT1918 prior to commissio= ning – 0 Lost, de-comm. 11JUN1924, stricken 09MAY1930, sold for scrapp= ing 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS O-14 (SS-75) - Comm. 10OCT1918, de-comm. 17JUN1924, strick= en 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS O-15 (SS-76) - Comm. 27AUG1918, in reserve 20SEP1919, de-c= omm. 11JUN1924, stricken 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS O-16 (SS-77) - Comm. 01AUG1918, de-comm. 21JUN1924, strick= en 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

[R Boats] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D186’ 2” Beam=3D18’ TD=3D200’ Surf=3D13.5k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: = 2 Officers, 27 Enlisted

USS R-1 (SS-78) - Comm. 06DEC1918, designated (SS-78) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 01MAY1931, re-comm. 16OCT1940, proba= bly damaged surfaced German U-boat 16APR1942, de-comm. 20SEP1945,

        =      stricken 10NOV1945, sold for scrapping 13MAR1946, WWII War Patr= ols, 1 Ship dam= aged - 700 tons   (1-S)=

USS R-2 (SS-79) - Comm. 24JAN1919, designated (SS-79) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 10MAY1945, stricken 02JUN1945, sold = for scrapping 28SEP1945, WWII Defensive Patrols from Key West, FL   (1-S)

USS R-3 (SS-80) - Comm. 17APR1919, designated (SS-80) 17JUL192= 0, de-comm. 10AUG1934, re-comm. 19AUG1940, de-comm. & transferred to Briti= sh Navy as HMS P-511 on 04NOV1941, stricken 07NOV1941,

        =       returned - 20DEC1944, sold for scrapping 1948, WWII Defensive Patrols in 1941   (1-S)

USS R-4 (SS-81) - Comm. 28MAR1919, designated (SS-81) 17JUL192= 0, de-comm. 08JUN1945, stricken 11JUL1945, sold for scrapping JAN1946, = WWI Defensive Patrols in Straits of Florida &Yucatan Channel   (1-S)

USS R-5 (SS-82) - Comm. 15APR1919, designated (SS-82) 17JUL1920, ramm= ed SS-93 in after battery, DEC1924, de-comm. 30JUN1932, re-comm. 19AUG1940, de-comm. 14SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945,

         sold for scrapping 22AUG1946, WWII Defensive Patrols off E= ast Coast & Panama Canal   (1-S)

USS R-6 (SS-83) - Comm. 01MAY1919, designated (SS-83) 17JUL1920, sank=   in San Pedro Harbor - torpedo tube malfunction, 26SEP1921 - refloated 13OCT1921, de-comm. 04MAY1931, re-co= mm. 15NOV1940,

        =      de-comm. 27SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping MAR1946, = WWII Defensive Patrols off East Coast   (1= -S)

USS R-7 (SS-84) - Comm. 12JUN1919, designated (SS-84) 17JUL192= 0, de-comm. 02MAY1931, re-comm. 14MAR1941, sighted U-boat - fired 4 fish - mis= sed - lost contact while reloading MAY1942,

        =      de-comm. 14SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping SEP1946, = WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

USS R-8 (SS-85) - Comm. 21JUL1919, designated (SS-85) 17JUL1920, sank= - in state of preservation, 26FEB1931 - raised, de-comm. 02MAY1931, stricken 12MAY1936,

        =      sunk as aerial bombing target 71 miles off Cape Henry, VA 19AUG1936<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>   (1-S)

USS R-9 (SS-86) - Comm. 30JUL1919, designated (SS-86) 17JUL1920, de-comm.21MAY1= 931, re-comm. 14MAR1941, de-comm. 25SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapp= ing FEB1946,

        =      WWII Defensive Patrols off the East Coast<= /span>   (1-S)

USS R-10 (SS-87) - Comm. 20AUG1919, designated (SS-87) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 18JUN1945, stricken 11JUL1945, sold = for scrapping JAN1946, WWII Defensive Patrols off the southern East Coast   (1-S)

USS R-11 (SS-88) - Comm. 05SEP1919, designated (SS-88) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 05SEP1945, stricken 10NOV1945, sold for scrapping    (1-S)

USS R-12 (SS-89) - Comm. 23SEP1919, designated (SS-89) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 07DEC1932, re-comm. 16OCT1940, lost, in training exercise, flooded in the Forward Battery, possibly from a forwa= rd torpedo

        =        tube and sank in 15 seconds to 600 feet at 24 24 30N 81 28 30W off K= ey West, FL, 12JUN1943 – 42 Lost, 5 survivors, stricken 06JUL1943,

        =        WWII Defensive Patrols from Guantanamo Bay & Key West, FL=    (1-S, 1-P)  

USS R-13 (SS-90) - Comm. 17OCT1919, designated (SS-90) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 14SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold = for scrapping 13MAR1946, WWII Defensive Patrols off Florida   (1-S)

USS R-14 (SS-91) - Comm. 24DEC= 1919, designated (SS-91) 17JUL1920, ran out of fuel searching for sea-g= oing tug Connestoga southeast of Hawaii, 10MAY1921 - rigged sails of blankets &a= mp; mattress covers and

        =         arrived after 5 days under sail at Hilo, HI on 15MAY1921<= span style=3D'font-size:8.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:10.0pt;color:black'>, de-comm. 07MAY1945, stricken 14MAY1945, sold for scrapping 29SEP1949, WWII Defensive Patrols off Florida   (1-R, 1-S= )

USS R-15 (SS-92) - Comm. 27JUL1918, designated (SS-92) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 07MAY1931, re-comm. 01APR1941, de-comm. 17SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1= 945, sold for scrapping later in OCT1945

        =        WWII Defensive Patrols off the East Coast   (1= -S)

USS R-16 (SS-93) - Comm. 05AUG1918, designated (SS-93) 17JUL1920, ramm= ed in after battery by (SS-82), DEC1924, de-comm. 12MAY1931, re-comm. 01JUL19= 40, de-comm-16JUL1945, stricken 25JUL1945,

        =        sold for scrapping MAR1946, WWI Defensive Patrols off the = East Coast, WWII Defensive Patrols off the East Coast   (1-S)

USS R-17 (SS-94) - Comm. 17AUG1918, designated (SS-94) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 15MAY1931, re-comm. 25MAR1941, de-comm. 09MAR1942 and transferred = to Royal Navy as HMS P-512, <= /o:p>

        =        returned 06SEP1944, stricken 22JUN1945, sold for scrapping 16NOV1945= , WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama Canal   (1= -S)

USS R-18 (SS-95) - Comm. 11SEP1918, designated (SS-95) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 13MAY1931, re-comm. 08JAN1941, de-co= mm. 19SEP1945, stricken 10OCT1945, sold for scrapping 1946, <= /p>

        =        WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama Canal,  WWII Defensive Patrols primarily o= ff East Coast   (1-S)

USS R-19 (SS-96) - Comm. 07OCT1918, designated (SS-96) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 15MAY1931, re-comm. 06JAN1941, de-comm. & transferred to U. K.= as HMS P-514 09MAR1942, 

        =        WWII Defensive Patrols off Panama Canal, HMS P-514 lost, rammed and sank by= HMS Georgian, 21JUN1942 - all hands lost =   (1-S)

USS R-20 (SS-97) - Comm. 26OCT1919, designated (SS-97) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 15MAY1931, re-comm. 22JAN1941, training boat during WWII, de-comm. 27SEP1945, stricken OCT1945, sold 13MAR1946,

  &nbs= p;             =         =        WWII Defensive Patrols off New England   (1-S)

USS R-21 (SS-98) - Comm. 17JUN1919, designated (SS-98) 17JUL19= 20, de-comm. 21JUN1924, stricken 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS R-22 (SS-99) - Comm. 01AUG1919, designated (SS-99) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 29APR1925, stricken 09MAY1930, sold = for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-= S)

USS R-23 (SS-100) - Comm. 23OCT1919, designated (SS-100) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 24APR1925, stricken 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS R-24 (SS-101) - Comm. 27JUN1919, designated (SS-101) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 11JUN1925, stricken 09MAY1930, sold= for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-= S)

USS R-25 (SS-102) - Comm. 23OCT1919, designated (SS-102) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 21JUN1924, stricken 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS R-26 (SS-103) - Comm. 23OCT1919, designated (SS-103) 17JUL= 1920, de-comm. 12JUN1925, stricken 09MAY1930, sold for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-S)

USS R-27 (SS-104) - Comm. 03SEP1919, designated (SS-104) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 24APR1925, stricken 09MAY1930, sold= for scrapping 30JUL1930   (1-= S)

[S Boats] <= /span>Gasoline/Electric, Diesel/Electric starting with S-24, Armament: 4-21” forward Torpedo tubes (S-10 to 13 and S-48 to 51 also= had 1-21”aft Torpedo tube), 1-4”/50 & 1-12.7mm machinegun,

Length=3D219’ 3” Beam=3D20’ 8” TD=3D200’ Surf=3D14.5k Subm=3D11k,= Crew: 4 Officers & 34 Enlisted [per “S Boat Web page” (B) Crew: 42 Officers & Enlisted]

USS S-1 (SS-105) [Holland-type] - Comm. 05JUN1920, rigged for Martin MS-1 seaplane launching 1923, de-comm. 20OCT1937, re-comm. 16OCT1940, de-comm. 20MAR1942,

             &= nbsp;      transferred to U.= K. as HMS P-522 20APR1942, stricken 25JUL1942, returned 16OCT1944, stripped & sold for scrapping 14SEP1945<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>   (1-S)

USS S-2 (SS-106) [Lake-type] - Comm. 25MAY1920, in reserve 05NOV1924, re-comm. 05MAY1928, de-comm. & stripped 25NOV1929, stricken 1931, sold for scrapping 14SEP1931 &n= bsp; (1-S)

USS S-3 (SS-107) [Government-type] - Comm. 30JAN1919, de-comm. 24MAR1931, stricken 25JAN1937 & subsequently sold for scrapping   (1-S)

(SS-108) Submarine of California - N= ever built

USS S-4 (SS-109) - Comm. 19NOV1919, lost, rammed by the US= CG Cutter Paulding while surfacing & sank off Cape Cod, 17DEC1927 – = 34 Lost, raised and towed to Boston Navy Yard 17MAR1928,

        =        de-comm. 19MAR1928, re-comm. 16OCT1928, de-comm. 07APR1932, stricken 15JAN1936, scuttled 15MAR1936   (1-AS, 1-CSP, 1-S)

USS S-5 (SS= -110) - Comm. 06MAR1920, lost, open indu= ction valve during test dive, sank 40 miles off Delaware Cape to 170 feet depth 1SEP1920 – 0 Lost, crew was able to raise stern to surface,

        =        cut a hole in the hull, discovered by SS Alanthus who sent SOS, SS General Goethals responded and pried a huge steel plate from the hull allow= ing escape, stricken 1921   (1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

USS S-6 (SS-111) - Comm. 17MAY1920, de-comm. 10APR1931, strick= en & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937 &n= bsp; (1-S)

USS S-7 (SS-112) - Comm. 01JUL1920, de-comm. 03APR1931, strick= en & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937 &n= bsp; (1-S)

USS S-8 (SS-113) - Comm. 10OCT1920, de-comm. 11APR1931, stricken & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937   (1-S)

USS S-9 (SS-114) - Comm. 21FEB1921, de-comm. 15APR1931, strick= en & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937 &n= bsp; (1-S)

USS S-10 (SS-115) - Comm. 21SEP1922, de-comm. 17JUL1936, stric= ken & sold for scrapping 13NOV1936 &n= bsp; (1-S)

USS S-11 (SS-116) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 11JAN1923, de-comm. 30SEP1936, re-comm. 4NOV1940, de-comm. 02MAY1945, stric= ken & sold for scrapping 28OCT1945, WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

USS S-12 (SS-117) [S-11 Type]=   - Comm. 30APR1923, de-comm. 30SEP1936, re-comm. 4NOV1940, de-comm. &= amp; stricken 18MAY1945, stricken & sold for scrapping 28OCT1945, WWII Defensiv= e Patrols   (1-S)

USS S-13 (SS-118) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 14JUL1923, de-comm. 30SEP1936, re-comm. 28OCT1940, de-comm. 10APR1945, stri= cken 19MAY1945, stricken & sold for scrapping 28OCT1945, <= /p>

 WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

USS S-14 (SS-119) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 11FEB1921, de-comm. 22MAY1935, re-comm. 10DEC1940, de-comm. 18MAY1945, stricken & sold for scrapping 16NOV1945, WWII Defensive Patrols&n= bsp;  (1-S)=

USS S-15 (SS-120) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 15JAN1921, de-comm. 26APR1935, re-comm. 03JAN1941, de-comm. & stricken 11JUN1946, sold for scrapping 4DEC1946, WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

USS S-16 (SS-121) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 17DEC1920, de-comm. 22MAY1935, re-comm. 02DEC1940, de-comm. & stricken 04OCT1944, intentionally sunk as target 18 miles off Key West, FL 3APR1945,=

&nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;          WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

USS S-17 (SS-122) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 01MAR1921, de-comm. 29MAR1935, re-comm. 16DEC1940, de-comm. 04OCT1944, stricken 13NOV1944, sunk= as target 18 miles off Key West, FL 5APR1945,

  &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;         WWII Def= ensive Patrols.   (1-S)

USS S-18 (SS-123) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 03APR1924, de-comm. 29OCT1945, stricken 13NOV1945, sold for scrapping 1946, WWII Defensi= ve Patrols, 4 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star   (1= -S)

USS S-19 (SS-124) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 24AUG1921, de-comm. 08MAR= 1922 returned to contractor, re-comm. 06JAN1923, grounding in storm & rescue off Chatham, MA, 13JAN1925, pul= led free by Navy Tugs

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;      and Coast Guard Cutters 15JAN1925, de-comm. 10FEB1934, stricken 12DEC1938, towe= d to sea and sunk as target off Pearl Harbor 18DEC1938   (1-S)

USS S-20 (SS-125) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 22NOV1922, de-comm. 16JUL1945, stricken 25JUL1945, sold for scrapping 22JAN1946, WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

USS S-21 (SS-126) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 24AUG1921, de-comm. 31MAR1922 returned to contractor, re-comm. 14SEP1923, de-comm. 14SEP1942 and transferred to Royal Navy as HMS P-553,

        =          returned 11JUL1944, sunk as target off northern New England 23MAR194= 5, WWII Defensive Pat= rols   (1-S)

USS S-22 (SS-127) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 23JUN1924, de-comm. 19JUN1942 and transferred to U.K. as HMS P-554, returned 11JUL1944, stricken 01AUG1945, sold for scrapping 16NOV1945, 1 Defensive Patrol   (1-S)

USS S-23 (SS-128) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 30OCT1923, de-comm. 02NOV1945, stricken 15NOV1945, sold for scrapping 15NOV1946, 7 War Patrols= , 1 Battle Sta= r   (1-S)

USS S-24 (SS-129) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 24AUG1923, de-comm. 10AUG1942 transferred to U.K. as HMS P-555 11SEP1942, returned, stricken & intentionally sun= k 3 miles off Portland Bill, England 25AUG1947

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;                   =          WWII Defensive Patrols off Panama till MAY= 1942   = (1-S)

USS S-25 (SS-130) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 09JUL1923, de-comm. 04NOV= 1941 & transferred to U.K. as HMS P-= 551, then transferred to Polish exile Navy as Jastrzab,

        =          Jastrzab lost, mistakenl= y sunk by allied escorts off Norway, 2MAY1942   (1-S)

USS S-26 (SS-131) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 15OCT1923, lost, rammed in the starboard side of the t= orpedo room by USS PC-460 in Gulf of Panama 14 miles west of San Jose Light and sa= nk within seconds to

300 feet depth, 24JAN1942 – 46 Lost, 3 survivors,= not salvage= d, 1 War Patrol<= /span>   (1-CSP, 1-S)

USS S-27 (SS-132) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 22JAN1924, lost, grounding in the fog, 400 yards off Amchitaka Island near St. Makarius Point, 19JUN1942 - stripped and abandoned 24JUN1942 – 0 Lost

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;      1 War  Pat= rol   (1-CSP, 1-S)

USS S-28 (SS-133) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 13DEC1923, lost, floundered during a training dive in 1,400 fathoms off Oahu, HI, 04JUL1944 - 50 Lost, 6 War Patrols, 1 Battle Sta= r, 1 Ship - 1= ,368 tons   (1-S, 1-P, 1-AS)<= /p>

USS S-29 (SS-134) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 22MAY1924, de-comm. 05JUN1942 & transferred to the U. K. as HMS P-556, returned & stricken= on 26JAN1946, sold for scrapping 24JAN1947,

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;                   =          WWII Defensive Patrols DEC1940 to MAR1942<= /span>   = (1-S)

USS S-30 (SS-135) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 29OCT1920, in reserve MAY1939, re-comm. 01SEP1940, de-comm. 09OCT1945, stricken 24OCT1945, sold f= or scrapping DEC1946,

        =          2 Defensive Patrols, 9 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 5,161 tons   (1-S)

USS S-31 (SS-136) [S-1 Type] - Comm.= 11MAY1922, de-comm. 07DEC1937, re-comm. 18SEP1940, de-comm. 19OCT1945, stricken 01NOV1= 945, sold 01NOV1945, sold for scrappingMAY 1946,

        =          2 Defensive Patrols, 8 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 2= ,864 tons   (1-S)

USS S-32 (SS-137) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 15JUN1922, de-comm. 07DEC1937, re-comm. 18SEP1940, de-comm. 19OCT1945, sold for scrappingMAY 19= 46,

2 Defensive Patrols, 7 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 19,300 tons   (1-S) =

USS S-33 (SS-138) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 18APR1922, de-comm. 15JUN1922 for crankshaft mods, re-comm. 21DEC1922, de-c= omm. 01DEC1937, re-comm. 16OCT1940, de-comm. 23OCT1945,

stricken 01NOV1945, sold for scrapping 1946, 2 Defensive Patrols, 9 War Patrols= , 1 Battle Sta= r, 3 Ships - <300 tons   (1-S)

USS S-34 (SS-139) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 12JUL1922, de-comm. 23OCT1945, stricken 01NOV1945, sold for scrapping 1946, Defensive P= atrols off West Coast, 6 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - Unknown   (1-S)

USS S-35 (SS-140) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 17AUG1922, de-comm. 19MAR1945, sunk as torpedo target 4APR1946, Defensive Pat= rols, 8 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 5,430 tons   (1-S)

USS S-36 (SS-141) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 04APR1923, lost, grounding on Taka Bakang Reef  in Makarius Strai= t, Indonesia, near Makassar City 20JAN1942 - scuttled on 21JAN1942 to prevent capture - 0 Lost,

        =           2 War Patrols, <= /b>1 Battle Star, 1 S= hip - ~5,000 tons  =  (1-CSP, 1-S)

USS S-37 (SS-142) - Comm. 16JUL1923, after battery explosion while charging batteries in San Pedro, CA harbor 10OCT1923 - 3 Lost, 33 survivors, repairs completed 20OCT1923, de-comm. 06FEB1945, =

stricken 20FEB1945, sunk as aerial target off California 04APR1946, 6 War Patrols= , 5 Battle Sta= rs, 3 Ships - = 6,308 tons   (1-S, 1-P)

USS S-38 (SS-143) - Comm. 11MAY1923, engine room flooded whe= n a vent cover below the water line was removed while in port at Anchorage, Ala= ska, 17JUL1923 – 0 Lost, returned to service APR1924,

de-comm. 14DEC1944, stricken 20JAN1945, sunk as target off San Diego 20FEB1945, 3? War Patrol= s, 3 Battle Sta= rs, 4 Ships - = 23,572 tons   (1-S, 1-P)

USS S-39 (SS-144) - Comm. 14SEP1923, l= ost, grounding on submerged reef south = of Rossel Island, Louisande Archipelago 13/14AUG1942 - abandoned 16AUG1942 = 211; 0 Lost,

        =          3 War Patrols, <= /b>2 Battle Stars, 2 = Ships - 11,500 tons  =  (1-CSP, 1-S, 1-AS)

USS S-40 (SS-145) - Comm. 20NOV1923, de-comm. 29OCT1945, stric= ken 14NOV1945, sold NOV1946, sold for scrapping JUL1947, 9 War Patrols= , 1 Battle Sta= r, 1 Ship - 5= ,000 tons   (1-S)

USS S-41 (SS-146) - Comm. 15JAN1924, de-comm. 29OCT1945, stric= ken 14NOV1945, sold NOV1946, sold for scrapping JUL1947, 4? War Patrol= s, 4 Battle Sta= rs, 6 Ships - = 20,536 tons   (1-S)  

USS H-4-H-9 originally ordered by Russia but bought by US before delivery and commissioned:

USS H-4 (SS-147) - Comm. 24OCT1918, de-comm. 25OCT1922, strick= en 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 14SEP1931   (1-S)

USS H-5 (SS-148) - Comm. 30SEP1918, de-comm. 20OCT1922, strick= en 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933   (1-S)

USS H-6 (SS-149) - Comm. 09SEP1918, de-comm. 23OCT1922, strick= en 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933   (1-S)

USS H-7 (SS-150) - Comm. 24OCT1918, de-comm. 23OCT1922, strick= en 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933   (1-S)

USS H-8 (SS-151) - Comm. 18NOV1918, de-comm. 17NOV1922, strick= en 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933   (1-S)

USS H-9 (SS-152) - Comm. 25NOV1918, de-comm. 03NOV1922, strick= en 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 28NOV1933   (1-S)

USS S-42 (SS-153) [S-42 Type] - Comm. 20NOV1924, de-comm. 25OCT1945, stricken 13NOV1945, sold for scrapping NOV1946, 4? War Patrol= s, 1 Battle Sta= r, 2 Ships - = 5,970 tons   (1-S)

USS S-43 (SS-154) [S-42 Type] - Comm. 31DEC1924, de-comm. 10OCT1945, stricken 13NOV1945, sold for scrapping 1946, 3 War Patrols=    (1-S)

USS S-44 (SS-155) [S-42 Type] - Comm. 16FEB1925, lost, Japanese escort ship Ishigaki - surface action, 1 day out of Attu on 5th Patrol, off Paramushiru, Kuril islands 07OCT1943 - 56 Lost, 2 POW survivors= ,

 5 War Patrols, 2 Battle Sta= rs, 4 Ships - = 18,470 tons   (1-AS, 1-S)  

USS S-45 (SS-156) [S-42 Type] - Comm. 31MAR1925, de-comm. 30OCT1945, stricken 13NOV1945, sold for scrapping DEC1946, 2 Defensive Patrols, 3? War Patrols   (1= -S)

USS S-46 (SS-157) [S-42 Type] - Comm. 05JUN1925, de-comm. 02NOV1945, stricken 16NOV1945, sold for scrapping NOV1946, 2 Defensive Patrols, 7 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 7,000 tons   (1-S)  

USS S-47 (SS-158) [S-42 Type] - Comm. 16SEP1925, de-comm. 25OCT1945, stricken 13NOV1945, sold for scrapping MAY1946, 2 Defensive P= atrol, 4 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 14,200 tons   (1-S)

= USS S-48 (S= S-159) [S-48 Type] - sank in Long Island = Sound during builders sea trials in 60 feet of water, crew able to raise bow to surface and escape, 07DEC1921- 0 Lost, raised, repaired & Comm. 14OCT1922,

 grounded in storm off Jeffery Point, NH, pulled off and grounded again in Little Har= bor 29JAN1925 – 0 lost, freed from rocks 08FEB1925, de-comm. 07JUL192= 5,

 re-comm. 8DEC1928, de-c= omm. 20MAR1935, re-comm. 10DEC1940, WWII training boat out of Groton, CT, de-com= m. 29AUG1945, stricken 13SEP1945,

 sold for scrapping 22JAN1946   (1-S, 1-P)        =             &nb= sp;            =      

USS S-49 (SS-160) - Comm. 05JUN1922, battery explosion 20APR1926  - 4 Lost, resum= ed operations JAN1927, de-comm. 0= 2AUG1927, stricken 31MAR1931, sold 25MAY1931, hull reacquired 1937,=

           =       hull sunk in a deep trench in the Patuxnet River   (1-S)

USS S-50 (SS-161) - Comm. 20MAY1922, de-comm. 20AUG1927, stric= ken 31MAR1931, sold for scrapping 1931 &n= bsp; (1-S)   

USS S-51 (SS-162) - Comm. 24JUN922, lost, rammed by cargo passenger ship SS City of Rome and sank in seconds,= 14 miles east of Block Island, RI on 25SEP1925 – 32 Lost, 3 survivors,

        =          raised 5JUN1926 and towed to Brooklyn Navy Yard, stricken 27JAN1930, sold for scrapping 23JUN1930   (1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

 

 

Fleet Boats - SS

 

[Barracuda = Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21̵= 7; forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 or 5”/50 G= un, Length=3D341’ 6” Beam=3D27’ 6” TD=3D200’ Surf= =3D18.7k Subm=3D9k, Crew: 8 Officers, 80 Enlisted.

USS BARRACUDA [ex V-1] (SS-163) - Comm. 01OCT1924, renamed Barracuda 09MAR1931, designated (SS-163) 01JUL1931, de-comm. 14MAY1937, re-comm. 05SEP1940, de-comm. 03MAR1945,

        =      stricken 10MAR1945, sold for scrapping 16NOV1945, 6= War Patrols no enemy contacts  (1-S)

USS BASS [ex V-2] (SS-164) [Barracuda Class] - Comm. 26SEP1925, renamed Bass 09MAR1931, de-comm. in reserve 09JUN1937, re-comm. 05SEP1940, =

        =   after battery room fire spr= ead to engine room and torpedo room off Panama Canal, 17AUG1942 – 25 Lost, 31 survivors, returned to limited service DEC1943,

         de-comm. & stricken 03MAR1945, sunk as a target 8 miles south of Block Island in 155 feet of water 12MAR19= 45, 4 War Patrols=   (1-S, 1-P)

USS BONITA [ex V-3] (SS-165) [Barracuda Class] - Comm. 22MAY19= 26, renamed Bonita 9MAR1931, de-comm. 04JUN1937, re-comm. 05SEP1940, de-comm. 03MAR1945, stricken 10MAR1945,

        =        sold 28OCT1945  (1-S)

[Argonaut C= lass] Diesel/Electric, 4-21” forward Torpedo tubes, 2-6”/53 Guns, Length=3D381’ Beam=3D33’ 6” TD=3D300&= #8217; Surf=3D15k Subm=3D8k, Crew: 8 Officers, 80 Enlisted. =

USS ARGONAUT [ex V-4] (SS-166) - Comm. 02APR1928, renamed Argo= naut 19FEB1931 designated as minelaying sub (SM-1) 01JUL1931, designated (APS-1) 22SEP1942,

        =    lost, Japanese surface craf= t off Rabaul at 05 40S  152 02E, 10J= AN1943 - 105 Lost, 3 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 1 Ship -1,200 tons  (1-S)

[Narwhal Cl= ass] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward, 2-21= 221; aft & 4-21” topside Torpedo tubes, 2-6”/53 Guns, Length=3D371’ Beam=3D33’ 3” TD=3D300’ Surf=3D17.4k = Subm=3D8k, Crew: 8 Officers, 80 Enlisted. 

USS NARWHAL [ex V-5] (SS-167) - Comm. 15MAY1930, renamed Narwh= al 19FEB1931, at Pearl Harbor and shared kill of Japanese aircraft with (SS-199) and a nearby DD on 07DEC1941,

        first torpedo attack of WWII 28FEB1942, had 4 deck firing torpedo tu= bes, de-comm. 23APR1945, stricken & scrapped 09MAY1945, 

        15 War Patrols, 15 Battle Stars, 19 Ships - 40,276 tons   (1-S)   

USS NAUTILUS [ex V-6] (SS-168) [Narwhal Class] - Comm. 01JUL19= 30, renamed Nautilus 19FEB1931, designated (SS-168) JUL1931, de-comm. 30JUN1945, stricken 25JUL1945, sold for scrapping 16NOV1945,

        =          14 War Patrols, 14 Battle Stars, PUC, 22 Ships - 71,498 tons  (1-S, 1-NH)

[Dolphin Cl= ass] Diesel/Electric, Armament – 4-21” forward &= amp; 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-4”/50 Gun, Length=3D319’ Beam=3D27’ 6” TD=3D250’ Surf=3D17k Subm=3D8k, Crew: 7 Off= icers, 56 Enlisted

USS DOLPHIN [ex V-7] (SS169) - Comm. 01JUN1932, at Pearl Ha= rbor and fired on Japanese aircraft 07DEC1941, de-comm. 02OCT1945, stricken 24OCT1945, sold for scrapping 26AUG1946,

    3 War Patrols,<= span style=3D'font-size:8.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:10.0pt;color:black'> 2 Battle Sta= rs  (1-S)        =    

[Cachalot C= lass] Diesel/Elecric, , Armament – 4-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D274’ Beam=3D24’ 8” TD=3D250’ Surf=3D17k Subm=3D8k, Crew: 3 Officers, 39 Enlisted

USS CACHALOT [ex V-8] (SS-170) - Comm. 01DEC1933, at Pearl Harbor - 1 wounded - no ship damage 07DEC1941, de-comm. 17OCT1945, stri= cken 01NOV1945, sold for scrapping 26JAN1947,

        =   3 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 1 Tanker damaged 2nd Patrol   (1-S)=

USS CUTTLEFISH [ex V-9] (SS-171) [Cachalot Class] - Comm. 08JUN1934, de-comm. 24OCT1945, stricken 03JUL1946, sold 12FEB1947, <= span style=3D'font-size:8.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:10.0pt;color:red'>3 War Patrols= , 1 Battle Sta= r, 3 Ships dam= aged 3rd Patrol  (1-S)

[Porpoise C= lass] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward, 2-21= 221; aft & 2-21” topside Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D301’ Beam=3D25’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D18k Subm=3D8k, = Crew: 5 Officers, 45 Enlisted

USS PORPOISE [ex P1] (SS-172) - Comm. 15AUG1935, de-comm. 15NOV1945, in service 08MAY1947 for 9 years of training in Houston, stricken 13AUG1956, scrapped 14MAY1957,

     6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Sta= rs, 3 Ships - = 9,741 tons   (1-S)

USS PIKE (SS-173) [ex P2] [Porpoise Class] - Comm. 02DEC1935, = first all welded hull, de-comm. in reserve 15NOV1945 as training ship in Baltimore, stricken 17FEB1956, scrapped 14JAN1957,

     8 War Patrols= , 4 Battle Sta= rs, 1 Ship - 2= ,022 tons [per SUBNET: 5,000 tons] (1-S)

[Shark Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward, 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D298’ Beam=3D25’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D18k Subm 8k, Cr= ew: 5 Officers, 45 Enlisted

USS SHARK [ex P3] (SS-174) - Comm. 25JAN1936, lost, by Japanese destroyer Yamakaze east of Menado, Celebes 11FEB1942 – 58 Lost, presumed lost 07MAR1= 942, stricken 24JUN1942, <= /span>

2 War Patrols= , 1 Battle Sta= r   (1-CSP, 1-S)=

USS TARPON [ex P4] (SS-175) [Shark Class] - Comm. 12MAR1936, grounding, on 2nd Patrol after depth charge damage - in Boling Strait - lightened load and ba= cked off on high tide 23/24FEB1942,

       de-c= omm. 15NOV1945, stricken 05SEP1956, sank under&= nbsp; tow for scrapping - south east of Cape Hatteras, NC 26AUG1957, =

       11 War Patrols, 7 Bat= tle Stars, 2 Ships - 27,910 tons [per SUBNET:  also sank German raid= er MICHEL (Schiff-28) 16OCT1943] (1-S) =

[Perch Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament – 4-21” forward & 2-21= 221; aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D301’ Beam=3D25’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D18.8k Subm=3D8k, Crew: 5= Officers, 45 Enlisted

USS PERCH [ex P5] (SS-176) - Comm. 19NOV19= 36, lost, Japanese surface craft forced scuttling, near northwest Soerabia, Java 3MAR1942 – 60 POWs, 8 POWs L= ost, stricken 24JUN1942,=

        =          2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, [per SUBNET:  1 Freigh= ter - 5,600 tons on first Patrol]   (1-CSP, 1-S)

USS PICKEREL [ex P6] (SS-177) [Perch Class] - Comm. 26JAN1937, lost, probable Japanese surface craft off Shiranuka Lighthouse, off= the northern tip of Honshu, 3APR1943 – 74 Lost,

         stricken 19AUG1943, 7 War Patrols, = 3 Battle Stars, 4 = Ships - 6,472 tons [per SUBNET: 5 Ships -16,100 tons on Patrols 1-5, plus more on Patrol 6]   (1-S, 1-CSP)

USS PERMIT [ex P7/ex Pinna] (SS-178) [Perch Class] - Comm. 17MAR1937, de-comm. 15NOV1945, in service, in reserve as dockside trainer in Philadelphia, PA 24JAN1947 thru 26JUL1956,

  stricken 26JUL1956, scrapped 28JUN= 1958, 14 War Patrols, 10 Ba= ttle Stars, 3 Ships - 5,741 tons   (= 1-S)

USS PLUNGER [ex P8] (SS-179) [Perch Class] - Comm. 19NOV1936, de-comm. 15NOV194= 5, training boat in Brooklyn, NY MAY1945 thruMAY 1952 & Jacksonville, Fl t= hru FEB1954,

         stricken 06JUL1956, scrapped 22APR1957, 12= War Patrols, 13 Battle Stars, NUC 12 Ships - 48,328 tons [per Boats Web page: 16 Ships= - 102,107 tons]   (1, 1-S)

USS POLLACK [ex P9] (SS-180) [Perch Class] - Comm. 15JAN1937, as training boat = in Groton, CT 24FEB1945, de-comm. 21SEP1945, stricken 29OCT1946, scrapped 2FEB1947,

         11 War Patrols, 10 Battle Stars, 11 Ships - 30,278 tons   (= 1-S)

USS POMPANO [ex P10] (SS-181) [Perch Class] - Comm. 12JUN1937, lost, unknown, off NE coast of Honshu ~ 29AUG1943 – 76 Lost, = declared lost 15OCT1943, stricken 12JAN= 1944,

        =      7 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 21,443 tons [pe= r WWII Sub Vets: 10 Ships - 42,000 tons] &nb= sp; (1-S, 1-CSP)

[Salmon Class] <= /b>Diesel/Electric, Armament – 4-21” forward & 4-21= 221; aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D308’ Beam=3D26’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D21k Subm=3D8.75k, Crew: = 5 Officers, 50 Enlisted

USS SALMON [ex S1] (SS-182) - Comm. 15MAR1938, de-comm. 24SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, scrapped 04APR1946, 11 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, PUC= for 11th Patrol, 19 Ships - 87,431 tons   (1-S)

USS SEAL [ex S2] (SS-183) [Salmon Class] - Comm. 30APR1938, de-comm. 15NOV1945, stricken 01MAY1956, scrapped 06MAY1957, 12 War Pa= trols, 10 Battle Stars, 7 Ships - 27,765 tons   (1-S)

USS SKIPJACK [ex S3] (SS-184) [Salmon Class] - Comm. 30JUN1938, sunk as target = at 2nd A-bomb test at Bikini Atoll JUL1946, raised, sunk as target 13SEP1948, stri= cken 13SEP1948,

        =      10 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 6 Ships - 27,876 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SNAPPER [ex S4] (SS-185) [Salmon Class] - Comm. 15DEC1937, de-comm. 15NOV19= 45, stricken 30MAR1948, scrapped 18MAY1948, 11 War Pa= trols, 6 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 8,145 tons   (1-S)

USS STINGRAY [ex S5] (SS-186) [Salmon Class] - Comm. 15MAR1938, de-comm. 17OCT1= 945, stricken 03JUL1946, scrapped 1947, 16 War Patrols= , 12 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 18,558 tons  =   (1-S)

USS STURGEON [ex S6] (SS-187) [Salmon Class] - Comm. 25JUN1938, de-comm. 15NOV1= 945, stricken 30MAR1948, scrapped 12JUN1948, 11 War Pa= trols, 10 Battle Stars, 9 Ships - 41,350 tons   (1-S)

[Sargo Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament  - 4-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D310’ 6’ Beam=3D27’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D20k Su= bm=3D9k, Crew: 5 Officers, 50 Enlisted

USS SARGO [ex S7] (SS-188) - Comm. 07FEB1939, de-comm. 22JUN1946, stricken 19JUL1946, scrapped 14MAY1947, 12 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, Philippine PUC, 13 Ships - 67,227 tons   (1-S)

USS SAURY [ex S8] (SS-189) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 03APR1939, de-comm. 22JUN1946, stricken 19JUL1946, scrapped 14MAY1947, 11 War Pa= trols, 7 Battle Stars, 7 Ships - 39,714 tons   (1-S)

USS SPEARFISH [ex S9] (SS-190) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 19JUL1939, de-comm. 22JUN1= 946, stricken 19JUL1946, scrapped 14MAY1947, 12 War Pa= trols, 10 Battle Stars, 23 Ships - 133, 753 tons   (1-S)

USS SCUPLIN [ex S10] (SS-191) [Sargo Class= ] - Comm. 16JAN1939, lost, Japanese destroyer Yamagumo surface atta= ck, then scuttled north of Groluk Island near Truk, 19NOV1943 – 40 Lost with b= oat,

         41 POW’s, 21 POW survivors, [21 Sculpin survivors were on the Japanese car= rier Chuyo that was torpedoed & sunk by USS Sailfish (SS-192) on 31DEC1943

         only 1 American escaped] presumed lost 30DEC1943, 9 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, Philippine PUC, 18 Ships - 91,175 tons   (1-CSP, 1-S) 

USS SQUALUS/SAILFISH [ex S11] (SS-192) [Sa= rgo Class] - Comm. 01MAR1939, flooded = and sank off Portsmouth, NH  on 23MAY1939 – 26 Lost, the 33 survivors are found by the USS Sculpin (SS-191),

        =    USS Falcon’s “R= escue Chamber” brought up the survivors from 240 feet depth, 24MAY1939, raised 13SEP1939 and towed to Portsmouth Navy Yard,

        =    de-comm. 15NOV1939, re-comm. as USS Sailfish on 15MAY1940, de-comm. 27OCT1945, stric= ken 30APR1948, scrapped 18JUN1948,

        =    12 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, PUC for 10th Pa= trol, 20 Ships - 83,769 tons   (1-N, 1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

USS SWORDFISH [ex S12] (SS-193) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 22JUL1939, first Merchant kill of WWII on 15DEC1941, lost, unknown, near 30N 132E, Yaku Island off Kyushu 12JAN1945 – 89 Lost, <= o:p>

        =         presumed lost 15FEB1945, 13 War Patrols, 8 Bat= tle Stars, NUC for 1st, 2nd & 4th Patrols, 29 Ships - 130,362 tons   (1, 1-CSP, 1-S)

USS SEADRAGON [ex S13] (SS-194) [Sargo Cla= ss] - Comm. 23OCT1939, Japanese aircraft bomb damage while docked in Cavite Navy Yard, 10DEC1941 – 2 L= ost (Ensign Sam Hunter, the SubForces’

first cas= ualty of WWII) towed clear by USS Pigeon (ASR-6), repaired by USS Canopus (AS-9), de-comm. 15NOV1945, re-comm. 08FEB1946,

de-comm. 29OCT1946, str= icken 30MAR1948, scrapped 02JUL1948, 12 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, 1= 0 Ships - 43,450 tons   (1, 1-CSP, 1-S)

USS SEALION [ex S14] (SS-195) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 27NOV1939, first Sub loss of WWII, lost, severe Japanese aircra= ft bomb damage in Cavite Navy Yard, scuttled in Manila Bay 10DEC1941 – 5 Lost,

        =   stripped & destroyed using 3 depth charges 25DEC1941  (1-AS, 1-CSP, 1-S)

USS SEARAVEN [ex S15] (SS-196) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 02OCT1939, target ship in = 1946 Bikini Atoll A-Bomb test, de-comm. 11DEC1946, sunk as target 11SEP1948, stricken 21OCT1948,

        =       13 War Patrols, 10 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 20,492 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SEAWOLF [ex S16] (SS-197) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 01DEC1939, lost, sunk in error by (DE) US Rowell, north of Morotai Island at = 02 32N 129 18E on 3OCT1944 – 102 Lost, stricken 20JAN1945,

        =    15 War Patrols, 13 Battle Stars, NUC for 4th Pat= rol, 18 Ships - 71,609= tons [per SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets: 27 Ships - 108,600 tons]   (1, 1-AS, 1-CSP, 1-S)

[Tambor Class] <= /b>Diesel/Electric, Armament  - 6-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D307’ Beam=3D27’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D20.4k Subm=3D8.= 75k, Crew: 5 Officers, 54 Enlisted

USS TAMBOR (SS-198) - Comm. 03JUN1940, de-comm. 10DEC1945 in reserve, training = ship in Detroit, MI 08DEC1947 thru 1959, deemed unfit & stricken 01SEP1959, scrapped 05DEC1959,

         12 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, 11 Ships - 33,479 tons   (= 1-S)  =

USS TAUTOG (SS-199) [Tambor Class] - Comm. 03JUL1940, at Pearl Harbor and sh= ared kill on Japanese aircraft with (SS-167) and a nearby DD 07DEC1941, 5= 221; Gun refit FEB1943, during topside repairs a

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;          =         rogue wave washed R.A. Laramee over the side 05MAR1943 – 1 Lost  (the only Tautog WWII casualty), de-comm. 08DEC1945,  training boat Milwaukee, WI 26DEC1947

        =         to 1959, stricken 01SEP1959, scrapped 05NOV1959, 13 War Patrols, 14 Battle Stars, NUC= , 26 Ships - 72,606 tons   (1-AS, 1-CSP, 1-S)

USS THRESHER (SS-200) [Tambor Class] - Comm. 27AUG1940, de-comm. 13DEC1945, re-comm. 06FEB1946, de-comm. 12JUL1946, stricken 23DEC1947,

  scrapped 18MAR1948, 15 War Patrols, 15 Ba= ttle Stars, NUC for 13th Patrol, <= /span>17 Ships - 66,172 tons   (1-S)

USS TRITON (SS-201) [Tambor Class] - Comm. 15AUG1940, fired 1st torp= edo of WWII on 10DEC1941, lost, Japane= se surface craft at 0 09N 144 55E on 15MAR1943 – 74 Lost,

        =       6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Sta= rs, 2 NUCs for 5th & 6th Patrols (issued 1997 & 1998), 11 Ships - 31,788 tons [per SUBNET:  16 S= hips - 64,600 tons]   (1-N, 1-S)<= /span>

USS TROUT (SS-202) [Tambor Class] - Comm. 15NOV1940, lost, unknown, in Philippine Basin 28FEB1944 – 81 Lost, presumed lost 17APR1944,

        =     11 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, PUC for 2nd, 3<= sup>rd & 5th Patrols, 12 Ships - 37,144 tons [per SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets= : 23 Ships - 87,800 tons] (1-S)  

USS TUNA (SS-203) [Tambor Class] - Comm. 02JAN1941, target Sub at Bikini Atoll 01&25JUL1946 - superficial damage, retained for radiological & stru= ctural studies, de-comm. 11DEC1946,

        =   intentionally sunk off the west coast24SEP1948, stricken 21OCT1948, = 13 War Patrols, 7 Bat= tle Stars, 4 Ships - 14,986 tons   (= 1-S)

[Mackerel Class] Diesel/Electric, 6-21” forward & 4-21” stern Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D239’ Beam=3D27’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D16k Subm=3D8k, = Crew: 5 Officers, 54 Enlisted

USS MACKEREL (SS-204) - Comm. 31MAR1941, experimental submarine, de-comm. 09NOV1945, stricken 28NOV1945, scrapped 24APR1947   (1-S)

USS MARLIN (SS-205) [Mackerel Class] - Comm. 01AUG1941, experimental submarine, de-comm. 09NOV1945, scrapped 29MAR1946   (1-S)

[Gar Class] = Diesel/Electric, 6-21” forward &a= mp; 4-21” stern Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Guns, Length=3D307’ Beam=3D27’ TD=3D250’ Surf=3D20k Subm=3D8.75k, Crew: 4 Officers,= 54 Enlisted

USS GAR (SS-206) - Comm. 14APR1941, from 02APR1945 served as a target ship for = ASW training, de-comm. 11DEC1945 re-comm. 02APR1947 as training ship in Clevela= nd, OH until stricken,

de-comm. & stricken 01AUG1959, scrapped 18NOV1959, 15 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, 8= Ships - 20,392 tons   (1-S)

USS GRAMPUS (SS-207) [Gar Class] - Comm. 23MAY1941, lost, probable Japanese surface craft in Blackett Strait possibly in Vella Gulf, 05MAR1943 – 71 Lost, stricken 21JUN1943,

        =     6 War Patrols, 3 Battle Sta= rs, 1 Ship - 8= ,636 tons   (1-S)

USS GRAYBACK (SS-208) [Gar Class] - Comm. 30JUN1941, lost, Japanese aircraft & surface craft, near 27 47N 128 45E on 26FEB1944 – 80 Lost, 10 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, 14= Ships - 63,835 tons

        =        [per WWII Sub Vets: 22 Ships - 83,900 tons]   (1-S)

USS GRAYLING II (SS-209) [Gar Class] - Comm. 01MAR1941, lost, unknown, near Tablas Straight, on 09to12SEP1943 – 76 Lo= st, declared lost 30SEP1943,

8 War Patrols= , 6 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 20,575 tons  [per SUBNET: 16 Ships - 61,400 ton= s]   (1-S, 1-AS)

USS GRENADIER (SS-210) [Gar Class] - Comm. 01MAY1941, lost, Japanese aircraft= bomb damage, later under attack - was scuttled, near Penang, 10 miles west of Lem Voalan Strait 22APR1943 – 4 Lost,

        =         61 POWs, 4 POWs lost, 6 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars= , 4 Ships - = 8,855 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 6 Ships - 40,700 tons]   (1, 1-S)

USS GUDGEON (SS-211) [Gar Class] - Comm. 21APR19= 41, first Warship kill  of WWII  - Japanese Sub I-173 - 27JAN1942, = lost, unknown - possible aircraft ~ 12MAY1944 – 78 Lost, presumed lost 07JUN1944,

        =      12 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, PUC for first 7 Patrols, 12 Ships - 71,047 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 25 Ships - 166,400 tons]   (= 1-S)

[Gato Class] Diesel/Elec= tric, 6-21” forward & 4-21” stern Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gu= n, Length=3D307’ Beam=3D27’ TD=3D300’ Surf=3D20k Subm=3D8.75= k, Crew: 6 Officers, 54 Enlisted<= /i>

USS GATO (SS-212) - Comm. 31DEC1941, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 16MAR1946 in reserve, stricken 01MAR1960, scrapped 25JUL1960,

  13 War P= atrols, 13 Battle Stars, PUC for 4th through 8th Patrols, 9 Ships - 26,085 tons [per Boat= s Web site: 13 Ships - 69,400 tons]  =   (1, 1-NH, 1-S)

USS GREENLING (SS-213) [Gato Class] - Comm. 21JAN1942, de-comm. 16OCT1946 in re= serve, re-comm. 02APR1952 as training boat in Boston, MA, de-comm & stricken 18MAR1960, scrapped 16JUN1960,

12 War Patrol= s, 10 Battle Stars, PUC for first three Patrol= s, 15 Ships - 59,23= 4 tons [per Boats Web site: 22 Ships - 102,500 tons]   (1, 1-S)

USS GROUPER (SS/SSK/AGSS-214) [Gato Class] - Comm. 12FEB1942, to SSK 2JAN1951, Fleet Snorkel 27JUN1951, to AGSS 17MAY1958, de-comm. & stricken 02DEC19= 68, scrapped 11AUG1970

        =        12 War Patrols, 10 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 17,983 tons   (= 1, 1-S)

USS GROWLER (SS-215) [Gato Class] - Comm. 20MAR1942, lost, unknown, in the S= outh China Sea 08NOV1944 – 84 Lost, 11 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, 2 NUCs,  10 Ships - 32,607 tons

        =       [per WWII Sub Vets: 17 Ships - 74,900 tons]   (1-AS, 1-S)  

USS GRUNION (SS-216) [Gato Class] - Comm. 11APR1942, lost, unknown, near entrance to Kiska (Alaska) Harbor 30JUL1942 = 211; 70 Lost, declared lost 16AUG1942, stricken 02NOV1942, <= /p>

        =      1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star, 2 Ships - 600 tons   (1-CSP, 1-S, 1-AS)

USS GUARDFISH (SS-217) [Gato Class] - Comm. 08MAY1942, de-comm. 25MAY1946 in reserve, active 18JUN1948 as training boat in New London, CT, stricken 13JUN1960, sunk as target by (SS-324) &

(SS-350) off New London= with new developed torpedoes on 10OCT1961, 12 War Patr= ols, 11Battle Stars, 19 Ships - 72,424 tons   (1-S)

USS ALBACORE (SS-218) [Gato Class] - Comm. 01JUN1942, lost, probable Japanese= mine, between Hokkaido and Honshu, Japan 07NOV1944 – 86 Lost, stricken 30MAR1945, <= /p>

        =             &nb= sp;            =                     =             &nb= sp;    10 War Patrol= s, 9 Battle Sta= rs, PUC for 2nd, 3rd, 8th & 9th Patrols= , 10 Ships - 49,861 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 13 Ships - 74,100 tons]   (= 1-S)

USS AMBERJACK (SS-219) [Gato Class] - Comm. 19JUN1942, lost, Japanese torpedo boat Hiyodori off Rabaul, New Britain Island 16FEB1943 – 74 Lost, presumed lost 22MAR1943, stricken 21JUN1943,

 3 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 5,225 tons   (= 1-NH, 1-S)

USS BARB (SS-220) [Gato Class] - Comm. 08JUL1942, fitted with MK 51 rocket laun= cher 1945 & used the 5” rockets on 12th Patrol 22JUN1945, in reserve 09MAR1946, de-comm. 12FEB1947 in reserve,

     re-comm. 03DEC19= 51, de-comm. 05FEB1954, Guppy 1B & re-comm. on 03AUG1954, de-comm. 13DEC1954 & loaned to Italy, stricken 15OCT1972,

     12  War Pa= trols,  8 Battl= e Stars, PUC for 11th Patrol, NUC, 17 Ships - = 96,628 tons  (1, 1-S)

USS BLACKFISH (SS-221) [Gato Class] - Comm. 22JUL1942, de-comm. 11MAY1946, re-c= omm. 05MAY1949 as training boat in St. Petersburg, FL, de-comm. 19MAY1954, stric= ken 01SEP1958,

        =         scrapped 04MAY1959, 12 War Patrols,= 8 Battle Stars, 1 = Ship - 2,087 tons   (1-S)

USS BLUEFISH (SS-222) [Gato Class] - Comm. 24MAY1943, de-comm. 12FEB1947 in reserve, re-comm. 7JAN1952, de-comm. 20NOV1953 in reserve, stricken 01JUN19= 59, scrapped 08JUN1960,

        =       9 War Patrols, 10 Battle Stars, 25 Ships - 146,049.5 tons=   (1-S)

USS BONEFISH (SS-223) [Gato Class] - Comm. 31MAY1943, lost, by Japanese war s= hips in Toyama Wan, near Suzu Misaki Honshu, Japan at 37 18N 137 25E on 18JUN1945 – 85 Lost,

        =       8 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, NUC for 1st and 3rd thru 6th Patrols, 35 Ships - 182,270 tons [per SUBNETand WWII Sub Vets: 31 Ships - 158,500 ton= s]  (1-NH, = 1-S)

USS COD (SS-224) [Gato Class] - Comm. 21JUN1943, rescued crew of 56 from Dutch = Sub (O-19) stranded on Ladd reef in the South China Sea 08JUL1945 - unable to f= ree (O-19) from reef & scuttled her on 10JUL1945,

   de-comm. 22JUN1946 in reserv= e, re-comm. 1951, de-comm. 1954, served as a training boat in Cleveland, OH fr= om 1959 until stricken 15DEC1971,

   7 = War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 8 Ships - 26,985 tons, [per SUBNET: 12 Ships - 37,000 tons].   Museum boat in Cleveland, OH  sinceMAY 1976   (1, 1-S)

USS CERO (SS-225) [Gato Class] - Comm. 04JUL1943, de-comm. 08JUN1946, re-comm. 04FEB1952, de-comm. 23DEC1953 in reserve, stricken & scrapped 30JUN1967,  =

     8 War Patrols, 7 Batt= le Stars, 5 Ships - 18,159 tons   (= 1-S)

USS CORVINA (SS-226) [Gato Class] - Comm. 06AUG1= 943, lost, Japanese submarine at 151 10= E 5 50N, south of Trukas16NOV1943 – 82 Lost, presumed lost 23DEC1943,= 1 War Patrol   (1-S)

USS DARTER (SS-227) [Gato Class] - Comm. 07SEP1943, lost, grounding on Bombay Shoal off Palawan 24OCT1944 – 0 Lost, later fired on by (SS-168) - 55 six inch hits &am= p; declared to be only salvage value

        =   to enemy, 4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, NUC for 4th Patrol,  3 Ships - 19,429 tons [per SUBNET: 23,700 tons]   (1, 1-S)

USS DRUM (SS-228) [Gato Class] - Comm. 01NOV1941, de-comm. 16FEB1946, on 18MAR1= 947 became training boat at Washington, DC until stricken 30JUN1968, transferre= d to USS Alabama Commission for use as

       a me= morial 16APR1969, 13 War Patrols, 12 Battle Stars, 1= 5 Ships - 80,580 tons.   Museum boat in Mobile, AL since 04JUL1969<= /i>   = (1-S)

USS FLYING FISH (SS-229) [Gato Class] - Comm. 10DEC1941, de-comm. 12FEB1947, re-comm. 31DEC1953 in reserve, de-comm. 28MAY1954, stricken 01AUG1958, scra= pped 01MAY1959,

 12 War Pa= trols, 12 Battle Stars, 15 Ships - 58,306 tons   (= 1-S)

USS FINBACK (SS-230) [Gato Class] - Comm. 31JAN1942, rescued downed flier George Bush, training boat for 5 years at New London, CT, de-comm. 21APR1950 in reserve, stricken & scrapped 01SEP1958,

        =     12 War Patrols, 13 Battle Stars, 13 Ships - 59,383 tons   (= 1-S)

USS HADDOCK (SS-231) [Gato Class] - Comm. 14MAR1942, de-comm. 12FEB1947 in rese= rve, in service AUG1948 started reserve training boat duties, de-comm. 01JAN1960, stricken & scrapped 23AUG1960,

        =       13 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, PUC for 2nd, 5<= sup>th, 6th & 7th Patrols, 8 Ships - 33,585 tons   (1-S)       =             &nb= sp;         

USS HALIBUT (SS-232) [Gato Class] - Comm. 10APR1942, de-comm. 18JUL1945, strick= en 08MAY1946, scrapped 09DEC1946,

        =    10 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, NUC for 10th Patrol, 12 Ships - 45,257 tons   (= 1-S)

USS HERRING (SS-233) [Gato Class] - Comm. 04MAY1942, lost, Japanese shore ba= ttery, off Point Tagan on Matsuwa Island, in Kuriles 01JUN1944 – 84 Lost,

        =     8 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 8 Ships - 26,582 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 9 Ships - 45,200 tons]   (1-S)

USS KINGFISH (SS-234) [Gato Class] - Comm. 20MAY1942, de-comm. 05NOV1945, in reserve 09MAR1946, stricken 01MAR1960, scrapped 06OCT1960,

        =      12 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, 14 Ships - 48,866 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SHAD (SS-235) [Gato Class] - Comm. 12JUN1942, de-comm. 1947, stricken 01APR1960, 11 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 3 = Ships - 6,209 tons   (1-S)

USS SILVERSIDE (SS-236) [Gato Class] - Comm. 15DEC1941, appendectomy performed = on George Platter by Thomas Moore in the wardroom, de-comm. 17APR1946 in reser= ve, training boat 15OCT1947,

        =           to AGSS 06NOV1962, stricken 30JUN1969, 14 = War Patrols, 12 Battle Stars, 4 PUCs, 23 Ships -= 90,080 tons.   Museum = boat in Muskegon, MI   (1-S, 1-AS)

USS TRIGGER (SS-237) [Gato Class] - Comm. 30JAN1942, lost, Japanese aircraft= & surface craft, near 32 16N 127 50E perhaps near 32 16N 132 05E  ~ 28MAR1945 – 89 Lost, d= eclared lost 01MAY1945,

        =     12 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, PUC for 5th, 6th & 7th Patrols, 18 Ships - 86,552 tons [per SU= BNET and WWII Sub Vets: 27 Ships - 180.800 tons]   (1-S)  =

USS WAHOO (SS-238) [Gato Class] - Comm. 15MAY1942, lost, Japanese aircraft, in or near La Perouse Styrait 11OCT1943 – 79 Lost, presumed lost 09NOV1943, stricken 06DEC1943,

        =   7 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, PUC for 3rd Pat= rol, 20 Ships - 60,03= 8 tons [per SUBNET: 27 Ships - 119,100 tons] [per Web site (A): 19 Ships - 55,000 tons]   (1, 1-AS, 1-S)

USS WHALE (SS-239) [Gato Class] - Co= mm. 01JUN1942, de-comm. 01JUN1946, 15JAN1947 in reserve at New London, CT, stri= cken 01MAR1960,

                &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;           =  scrapped 14OCT1960, 11 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, 9 Ships - 57,716 tons   (1-S)

USS ANGLER (SS/SSK-240) [Gato Class] - Comm. 01OCT1943, de-comm. 02FEB1947, re-comm. 02APR1951, to SSK 18FEB1953, to SS 1960, to AGSS 1963, de-comm. 01= APR1967, to TXSS 30JUN1971,

 stricken 15DEC1971, sold 01FEB1974,= 7 War Patrols, 6 Batt= le Stars, 3 Ships - 5,401tons   (= 1-S)

USS BASHAW (SS/SSK/AGSS-241) [Gato Class] - Comm. 25OCT1943, de-comm. 20JUN1949, re-comm. 03APR1951, Korean War patrols= , to SSK 18FEB1953, de-comm. & stricken 13SEP1969, sunk as target JUL1972, <= o:p>

        =           =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;                =       6 War Patrols, 5 Batt= le Stars, 3 Ships - 19,269 tons   (= 1-AS, 1-S)    =

USS BLUEGILL (SS/SSK-242) [Gato Class] - C= omm. 11NOV1943, de-comm. 01MAR1946, re-comm. 03MAY1951, de-comm. 07JUL1952, re-c= omm. 02MAY1953 as SSK, Korean War patrols, to SS 15AUG1959, 

    de-comm. & stricken 28JUN1069  scuttled in 140 fee= t as a diving trainer 3 miles off Lahaina, Maui 28JUN1969, raised NOV1983 towed to= 23 miles Southwest of Lihaina

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;              and re-scuttled, 6 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars, NUC for 1st & 3rd Patrols, 19 Ships - 65,147 tons =   (= 1, 1-AS, 1-S)

USS BREAM (SS/SSK-243) [Gato Class] - Comm. 24JAN1944, de-comm. 31JAN1946 in reserve, re-comm. 05JUN1951, de-comm. 10SEP1952, to SSK 18FEB1953, re-comm. 20JUN1953 with Fleet Snorkel,

Korean War patrols, to SS AUG1959, to AGSS 01FEB1964, de-comm. & stricken 28JUN196= 9, sunk as target by (SSN-590) off southern California 7NOV1969,

6= War Patrols, <= span style=3D'color:blue'>4 Battle Stars, 11= Ships – 51,332 tons   (= 1, 1-AS, 1-S)

USS CAVALLA (SS/SSK/AGSS-244) [Gato Class] - Comm. 29FEB1944, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 16MAR1946 in reserve, re-comm. 10APR1950, de-comm 03SEP1952,

        =         re-comm. 15JUL1953, to SSK 18FEB1954,  to SS 15AUG1959, to AGSS 01JUL1963, final de-comm. JUN1968, stricken 30DEC1969,

        =         transferred to Texas Chapter of the SUBVETS of WWII in SEP1970 for memorial at Sea Wolf Park, Pelican Island, Galveston, Texas

        =         6 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, PUC for 1st Pat= rol, 4 Ships - 34,180 tons.  Museum boat in Galveston, TX   (1, 1-NH, 1-S, 1-AS)<= o:p>

USS COBIA (SS/AGSS-245) [Gato Class] - Comm. 29MAR1944, de-comm. 22MAY1946 in reserve, re-comm. 06JUL1951, de-comm. in reserve 19MAR1954, training ship to 01JUL1970,

        =           transferred to Manitowoc Memorial Association 17AUG1970, 6 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars, 6 Ships - 16,835 tons.   Museum = boat in Manitowoc, WI since 1970   (1, 1-S)

USS CROAKER (SS/SSK-246) [Gato Class] - Comm. 21APR1944, de-comm. 15JUN1946, re-comm. 07MAY1951 as school ship, de-comm. 18MAR1953, to SSK 9APR1953, re-comm. 11DEC1953, active FEB1954,

    stricken 20DEC1971,  6 War Pa= trols, 3 Battle Stars, NUC for 1st Patrol, 6 Ships - 19,710 tons.   Museum = boat in Buffalo, NY since 1988   (1-S)

USS DACE (SS-247) [Gato Class] - Comm. 23JUL1943, in reserve 15JAN1946, de-comm. 12FEB1947, re-comm. 08AUG1951, in reserve 31DEC1953, de-comm. 15JAN1954, re-comm. as Guppy 1B 22OCT1954, 

     de-comm. 31JAN19= 55, and transferred to Italy as Leonardo Da Vinci (SS-510), stricken 15OCT1972,= 7 War Patrols, 7 Batt= le Stars, NUC for 5th Patrol, 6 Ships - 28,689 tons  (1, 1-S)=

USS DORADO (SS-248) [Gato Class] - Comm. 28AUG1943, lost, possible German mine, in the western Atlantic, possibly near Cuba, 12OCT1943 – 78 Lost   (1-AS, 1-S)=

USS FLASHER (SS-249) [Gato Class] - Comm. 25SEP1943, de-comm. 16MAR1946, strick= en 01JUN1959, scrapped 01JUN1963, 6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, PUC= for 3rd, 4th & 5th Patrols,

        =     APAreaSvcR for 06JAN1944 to 13MAR1945, 21 Ships - 100,231 tons,

        =     Conning Tower on display at the entrance to Nautilus Park, a Navy housing area in Groton, CT   (1, 1-S, 1-R)<= o:p>

USS FLIER (SS-250) [Gato Class] - Comm. 18OCT1943, lost, Japanese mine, in Balabac Strait near Mantangule Island 13AUG1944 – 80 Lost, 8 survivor= s,

     1 War Patrol,= 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 10,380 tons [per = SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets: 4 Ships - 19,500 tons]   (1-S, 1-AS)  

USS FLOUNDER (SS-251) [Gato Class] - Comm. 29NOV1943, de-comm. 12FEB1947, stricken & sold for scrapping 01JUN1959,= 6 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars, 2 Ships - 3,881 tons   (1-S)

USS GABILAN (SS-252) [Gato Class] - Comm. 28DEC1943, de-comm. 23FEB1946, scrapp= ed 15DEC1959, 6 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 3 = Ships - 1,354 tons   (1-S)

USS GUNNEL (SS-253) [Gato Class] - Comm. 20AUG1942, de-comm. 18MAY1946, stricken 01AUG1958, scrapped 01DEC1959, 8 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 6 = Ships - 24,265 tons   (1, 1-S)

USS GURNARD (SS-254) [Gato Class] - Comm. 18SEP1942, de-comm. 27NOV1945, strick= en 01MAY1961, scrapped 26SEP1961,

        =       9 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, NUC for 5th Patrol?, 10 Ships - 57,866 tons   (1-S)

USS HADDO (SS-255) [Gato Class] - Comm. 09OCT1942, in Tokyo Bay during Surre= nder Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 16FEB1946 in reserve, stricken 01AUG1958, scrapped 03MAY1959,

        10 War Patrols, 6 Bat= tle Stars, NUC for 7th Patrol, 9 Ships - 21,618 tons  [per Boats Web site: 44,000 tons]  =  (1, 1-N= H, 1-S)  =

USS HAKE (SS-256) [Gato Class] - Comm. 30OCT1942, in Tokyo Bay during Surren= der Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 13JUL1946, to AGSS 6NOV1962, de-comm. & stricken 19APR1968,

      9 War Patrols, 7 Batt= le Stars, 7 Ships - 37,932 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'> (1-NH, = 1-S)

USS HARDER (SS-257) [Gato Class] - Comm. 02DEC1942, lost, Japanese surface craft, off Caiman Point near Bataan 24AUG1944 – 84 Lost, 6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, PUC for 1st five Patrols,

       16 Ships - 54,002 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 20.5 Ships - 82,500 tons]   (1-S, 1-AS)

USS HOE (SS-258) [Gato Class] - Comm. 16DEC1942, de-comm. 07AUG1946, stricken 01MAY1960, sold for scrapping 23AUG1960, 8 War Pa= trols, 7 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 13,999 tons   (1-S)

USS JACK (SS-259) [Gato Class] - Comm. 06JAN1943, de-comm. 08JUN1946 in reserve, re-comm. 20DEC1957, de-comm. & transferred to Greece as HHMS Amfitriri (S-09) on 21APR1958, returned,

    sunk as target 01SEP1968,  9 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, PUC for 1st, 3rd & 5th Patrols, 15 Ships - 76,687 tons =   (= 1-S)

USS LAPON (SS-260) [Gato Class] - Comm. 23JAN1943, de-comm. 25JUL1946, re-comm.= 13APR1957, de-comm. 10AUG1957, transferred to Greece as Posideon  (Y-16) 08AUG1957, returned &

       stri= cken 31DEC1975 and sold to Greece, 7 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, NUC for 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Patrols, 11 Ships - 53,44= 3 tons   (= 1, 1-S)

USS MINGO (SS-261) [Gato Class] - Comm. 12FEB1943, de-comm. 01JAN1947, re-comm. 20MAY1955, de-comm. & transferred to Japan as Kuroshio (SS-501) 15AUG1955, de-comm. 31MAR1966 and returned, <= o:p>

        stricken 20FEB1971, sunk as target 1973, 7= War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 11,586 tons   (1-S)

USS MUSKELLUNGE (SS-262) [Gato Class] - Comm. 15MAR1942, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 29JAN1947, re-comm. 31AUG1956, de-comm. 18JAN1957 & transferred to

      Brazil as = Humita (S-14), returned MAR1968, sunk as target, 7 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 7,163 tons   (1-NH, 1-S)

USS PADDLE (SS-263) [Gato Class] - Comm. 29MAR1943, de-comm. 01FEB1946, re-comm. 31AUG1956, de-comm. 18JAN1957 & transferred to Brazil as Riachuelo (S-1= 5), sunk at pierside MAR1968,

        =   stricken 30JUN1968,  8 War Patrols, 8 Batt= le Stars, 5 Ships - 18,798 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1-S)

USS PARGO (SS-264) [Gato Class] - Comm. 26APR1943, de-comm. 12JUN1946 in reserve, stricken 01JUN1960, sold 17JAN1961, 8 War Patrols, 8 Bat= tle Stars, 9 Ships - 27,983 tons   (= 1-S)  

USS PETO (SS-265) [Gato Class] - Comm. 21NOV1942, de-comm. 25JUN1946 in reserve, stricken 01AUG1960, scrapped 10NOV1960, 9 War Pat= rols, 8 Battle Stars, 7 = Ships - 29,139 tons   (1-S)

USS POGY (SS-266) [Gato Class] - Comm. 10JAN1943, de-comm. 20JUL1946 in reserve, stricken 15SEP1958, scrapped 01MAY1959, 10 War Pa= trols, 8 Battle Stars, 16 Ships - 62,633 tons   (1-S)

USS POMPON (SSR-267) [Gato Class] - Comm. 17MAR1943, de-comm. 11MAY1946 in rese= rve, re-comm. 15JUN1953, de-comm. 02FEB1959, stricken 01APR1960,

        =       sold 25NOV1960, 9 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 3 = Ships - 8,722 tons   (1-S)

USS PUFFER (SS-268) [Gato Class] - Comm. 27APR1943, de-comm. 28JUN1946, stricken 01JUL1960, sold for scrap 04NOV1960, 9 War Patrol= s, 9 Battle Stars, NUC,  8 Ships - 36,392 tons   (1-S)

USS RASHER (SS/SSR/AGSS-269) [Gato Class] - Comm. 08JUN1943, de-comm. 26JUN1946, re-comm. 14DEC1951 with Migrane III conversion, de-comm. 28MAY1952, re-comm. SSR 22JUL1953,

        =     to AGSS 01JUL1960, de-comm. 27MAY1967, training boat in Portland, OR until stricken 20DEC1971, scrapped 7AUG1974, 8 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars,

        =     PUC for 1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th Patrols, & 2 Battle Stars for Vietnam service, 18 Ships - 99,901 tons    (1, 1-S)

USS RATON (SS/SSR-270) [Gato Class] - Comm. 13JUL1943, de-comm. 11MAR1949 in reserve, to SSR 18JUL1952, re-comm. 21SEP1953, to AGSS 17OCT1966,

        =          de-comm. & stricken 28JUN1969, scrapped 10DEC1973  8 War Pa= trols, 6 Battle Stars, 13 Ships - 44,178 tons   (1-S)

USS RAY (SS/SSR-271) [Gato Class] - Comm. 27JUL1943, de-comm. 12FEB1947 in rese= rve, to SSR 02JAN1951, re-comm. 13AUG1952, de-comm. 30SEP1958,=

        =     stricken 01APR1960, scrapped 18DEC1960  8 War Pa= trols, 7 Battle Stars, Philippine PUC, 12 Ships - 49,185 tons   (1, 1-S)

USS REDFIN (SS/SSR/AGSS-272) [Gato Class] - Comm. 31AUG1943, de-comm. 01NOV1946= , to SSR in Shipyard, re-comm. 09JAN1953, to AGSS 28JUN1963, <= /p>

        =   de-comm. 15MAY1967, training boat at Baltimore, MD until stricken 01= JUL1970, scrapped 3MAR1971,

        =   6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 6 Ships - 23,724 tons [per SUBNET: 33,744 tons]   (1-S)

USS ROBALO (SS-273) [Gato Class] - Comm. 28SEP1943, lost, probable Japanese= mine, 2 miles off west coast of Palawan Island 26JUL1944 – 84 Lost, 3 as PO= Ws, stricken 16SEP1944, <= /p>

        =    3 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars  [per WWII Sub Vets: 1 Ship - 7,500 tons]    (1-S, 1-AS)

USS ROCK (SS/SSR/AGSS-274) [Gato Class] - Comm. 26OCT1943, de-comm. 01MAY1946 in reserve, to SSR 18JUL1952, re-comm. 12OCT1953 with Migrane III conversion, = to AGSS 31DEC1959,

       de-c= omm. & stricken 13SEP1969, scrapped 17AUG1972  6 War Pa= trols, 4 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 834 tons   (1, 1-S)

USS RUNNER (SS-275) [Gato Class] - Comm. 30JUL1942, lost, possible Japanese mine, somewhere between Midway Island and Honshu 28MAY1943 – 78 Lost, presumed lost 01JUL1943, <= /span>

        =    stricken 30OCT1943, 3 War Patrols, 1 Batt= le Star, 2 Ships - 6,274 tons [per WWII Sub Vets= 3 Ships - 19,800 tons]   (1-S)

USS SAWFISH (SS-276) [Gato Class] - Comm. 26AUG1943, de-comm. 20JUN1946 in rese= rve, training boat at San Pedro until stricken & scrapped 01APR1960,

        =     10 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, 18 Ships - 97,848 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SCAMP (SS-277) [Gato Class] - Comm. 18SEP1942, lost, Japanese surface craft, off Inubo Saki near Tokyo Bay ~16NOV1= 944 – 83 Lost, presumed lost 21DEC1944, stricken 28APR1945,

        8 War Patrols, 7 Batt= le Stars, 5 Ships - 34,108 tons [per WWII = Sub Vets: 6 Ships - 49,000 tons]   (1-AS, 1-S) 

USS SCORPION (SS-278) [Gato Class] - Comm. 01OCT1942, lost, probable mine, in the East China Sea ~ 06JAN1944 – 76 L= ost, declared lost 01FEB1944, =

        =       4 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 18,316 tons [per Boats Web site: 10 Ships – 24,100 tons]   (1, 1-S)

USS SNOOK (SS-279) [Gato Class] - Comm. 24OCT1942, lost, unknown, near Hai= nan Island within 100 miles east of 18 40N 111 39E on ~ 08APR1945 – 84 Lo= st, presumed lost 16MAY1945,

         9 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 17 Ships -75,473 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 22 Ships - 123,600 tons]   (1-S)

USS STEELHEAD (SS-280) [Gato Class] - Comm. 07DEC1942, de-comm. 29JUN1946, in reserve, training boat until stricken 01APR1960, scrapped 21JUL1961, 6 War Patrols, 6 Batt= le Stars, 3 Ships - 22,159 tons (1-S)  

USS SUNFISH (SS-281) [Gato Class] - Comm. 15JUL1942, de-comm. 26DEC1945 in rese= rve, stricken 01MAY1960, scrapped 15DEC1960,

        =    11 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, NUC, 16 Ships - 59,815 to= ns [per Boats Web site: 24 Ships]    (1, 1-S)

USS TUNNY (SS/SSG/APSS-282) [Gato Class] - Comm. 01SEP1942, de-comm. 12FEB1946, re-comm. 25FEB1952, de-comm. 30APR1952, to SSG & re-comm. 08MAR1953, 1st Sub to fire Regulus missile 15JUL1953,

         conducted the first Submarine Nuclear Deterrent Patrol with (SSG-317= ), to SS MAY1965, to APSS 01OCT1966, to LPSS 01JAN1968, de-comm. 28JUN1969,

         stricken 30JUN1969, sunk as target of  (SS-490) 19JUN1970,

         9 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, PUC for 2nd &am= p; 5th Patrols, 6 Ships - 26,837 tons,<= span style=3D'color:blue'> 5 Battle Stars for Vietnam service, 10 Regulus Deterrent Patrols    (1, 1-S)

USS TINOSA (SS-283) [Gato Class] - Comm. 15JAN1943, de-comm. 23JUN1949, re-comm. 04JAN1952, de-comm. 02DEC1953, stricken 01SEP1958, scuttled off Hawaii 1960= ,

         11 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, PUC for 4th, 5<= sup>th & 6th Patrols, 16 Ships - 64,655 tons  (1, 1-S)

USS TULLIBEE (SS-284) [Gato Class] - Comm. 15FEB1943, lost, circular run of own torpedo, just nor= th of Palau Islands, 26MAR1944 ̵= 1; 79 Lost, 1 POW survivor, presumed lost 15MAY1944,

        =      stricken 29JUL1944, 4 War Patrols, = 3 Battle Stars, 3 = Ships - 10,579 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 3 Ships - 15,500 tons]   (= 1-S)

[Balao Cl= ass] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-4”/50 Gun, Length=3D311’ 7” Beam=3D27= 217; 3” TD=3D400’ Surf=3D20.25k Subm=3D8.75k, Crew: 6 Officers, 60 Enlisted

USS BALAO (SS-285) - Comm. 04FEB1943, de-comm. 20AUG1946, re-comm. 04MAR1952, de-comm. 11JUL1963, sunk as target off Charlston, SC 04SEP1963, stricken 01AUG1963,

     10 War Patrols, 9 Bat= tle Stars, 6 Ships-31,920 tons [per SUBNET:= 7 Ships - 32,108 tons]   (1-S)

USS BILLFISH (SS-286) [Balao Class] - Comm. 20APR1943, de-comm., stricken & scrapped 01APR1968, 8 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 3 = Ships - 4,302 tons [per SUBNET: 3 Ships – 4,074 tons]   (1-S)

USS BOWFIN (SS-287) [Balao Class] - Comm. 01MAY1943, de-comm. 12FEB1947 in rese= rve, re-comm. 27JUL1951, de-comm. 22MAY1954 in reserve, in service, in reserve 10JUN1960, stricken 01DEC1971,

        =     transferred to Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association < 198= 1, 9 War Patrols, 8 Batt= le Stars, PUC for 2nd Patrol, NUC for 6th<= /sup> Patrol, aka “Pearl Harbor Avenger”,

        =     54 Ships - 176,606 tons [per SUBNET: 16= Ships - 68,032 tons + partial credit with (SS-390) for 1 Ship - 4,500 tons].    Museum boat in Honolulu, HI   (1, 1-S)

USS CABRILLA (SS-288) [Balao Class] - Comm. 24MAY1943, de-comm. 07AUG1946, stri= cken 30JUN1968, scrapped 19OCT1968, 8 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 7 = Ships - 38,767 tons   (1-S)

USS CAPELIN (SS-289) [Balao Class] - Comm. 04JUN1943, lost, unknown, off the Celebes ~ 01DEC1943 – 76 Lost, 2 War Patrols, 1 Batt= le Star, 1 Ship - 3,127 tons [per SUBNET: 2 Ship= s - 7,400 tons]   (1-AS, 1-S)  <= o:p>

USS CISCO (SS-290) [Balao Class] - Comm. 10MAY1943, lost, probable Japanese aircraft & surface craft at 9 47N 121 4= 4E, in the Sulu Sea west of Mindinao 28SEP1943 – 76 Lost, 1 War Patrol   (1-S)

USS CREVALLE (SS-291) [Balao Class] - Comm. 24JUN1943, de-comm. 20JUL1946, re-c= omm. 06SEP1951, de-comm. 19AUG1955, re-comm. 11APR1957, de-comm. 09MAR1960, re-c= omm. as AGSS 01APR1960,

final de-comm. 09MAR196= 2, stricken 15APR1968, scrapped 17MAR1971,<= span style=3D'color:red'> 7 War Patrols, 4 Bat= tle Stars, NUC for 1st four Patro= ls, 9 Ships - 51,814 tons   (= 1, 1-S)

USS DEVILFISH(SS-292) [Balao Class] - Comm. 01SEP1944, de-comm. 30SEP1946 in reserve, stricken 01MAR1967, sunk as target by (SS-565) 14AUG1968, 4 War Patrols, 3 Batt= le Stars   (1-S)

USS DRAGONET(SS-293) [Balao Class] - Comm. 06MAR1944, de-comm. 16APR1946, stric= ken 01JUN1961, sunk as target, 3 War Patrols, = 2 Battle Stars   (1-S)

USS ESCOLAR (SS-294) [Balao Class] - Comm. 02JUN1944, lost, probable Japanese= mine, somewhere east of 33 44N 127 33E heading for 33 44N 124 06E on 17OCT1944 – 82 Lost,

        =       presumed lost 27NOV1944, 1 War Patrol   (= 1-S)

USS HACKLEBACK (SS/AGSS-295) [Balao Class] - Comm. 07NOV1944, de-comm. 20MAR194= 6, to AGSS 06NOV1962, stricken 01MAR1967, scrapped 04DEC1968, 2 War Patrols   (1-S)

USS LANCETFISH (SS-296) [Balao Class] - Comm. 12FEB1945, flooded through after torpedo tube while dockside 15MAR1945 –= 0 Lost, raised 23MAR1945, de-comm. 24MAR1945, stricken 09JUN1958,

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;        scrapped 20AUG1959    (1-S, 1-P) =

USS LING (SS/AGSS-297) [Balao Class] - Comm. 08JUN1945, de-comm. 26OCT1946 in reserve, to AGSS MAR1960, training boat at Brooklyn Navy Yard until stricken 15DEC1971,

        =          donated to Submarine Memorial Association 18JUN1972.   Museum boat in Hackensack, NJ since 13JAN1973  (1, 1-= S)

USS LIONFISH (SS-298) [Balao Class] - Comm. 01NOV1944, de-comm. 16JAN1946, re-c= omm. 31JAN1951, de-comm. 15DEC1953, training boat at Providence, RI until de-com= m. & stricken 20DEC1971,  

        =       2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star.   Museum boat in Fall River, MA  since 30AUG1972=    = (1, 1-S)

USS MANTA (SS-299) [Balao Class] - Comm. 18DEC1944, de-comm. 10JUN1946, re-comm= . as ESS 01SEP1949, to AGSS 01SEP1949, de-comm. 06DEC1955, stricken 30JUN1967, <= o:p>

        =   sunk as target off Norfolk, VA 16JUL1969, = 2 War Patrols   (1-S)

USS MORAY (SS/AGSS-300) [Balao Class] - Comm. 26JAN1945, de-comm. 12APR1946, to AGSS 01DEC1962, stricken 01APR1967, sunk as target off Southern CA 18JUN197= 0, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battl= e Star   (= 1-S)

USS RONCADOR (SS/AGSS-301) [Balao Class] - Comm. 27MAR1945, de-comm. 07AUG1946 = , in reserve FEB1960,  to AGSS DEC1= 962, stricken 01DEC1971,

        =    Conning Tower Barrel in Navy Museum, Washington, DC<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>    (1-S)

USS SABALO (SS-302) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19JUN1945, de-comm. 07AUG1946, re-com= m. 01JUN1951, Fleet Snorkel 28SEP1952, de-comm. & stricken 01JUL1971,

        =    sunk as target in SubSinkEx off San Diego FEB1973, WWIIVicM, AmerCpnM, KorSvcM, UNKorM, KorWarM, ChinaSvc= M for 1956-57,

        =    AFSvcM= for 1958-1965, VietSvcM for 03JUL1965 to 28Mar1973, VietSvcM, NatDefSvcM    (1, 1-S= )

USS SABLEFISH (SS-agss303) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19DEC1945, Fleet Snorkel in 19= 51, to AGSS 30JUN1969, de-comm. & stricken 01NOV1969, scrapped 29JUL1971   (= 1-S)

USS SEA HORSE(SS/AGSS-304) [Balao Class] - Comm. 31MAR1943, de-comm. 02MAR1946,= to AGSS 06NOV1962, stricken 01MAR1967, scrapped 14DEC1968, <= /p>

        =   8 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, 20 Ships - 72,529 tons   (= 1, 1-S)

USS SKATE (SS-305) [Balao Class] - Comm.15APR1943, target Sub at Bikini Atoll JUL1946 & considerably damaged, towed to an isolated berth in Pearl Har= bor, inspected & de-comm. 11DEC1946,

         stricken 1946, destroyed off CA coast 05OCT1948, stricken 21OCT1948,= 7 War Patrols, 8 Batt= le Stars, 10 Ships - 27,924 tons   (= 1-S)

USS TANG (SS-306) [Balao Class] - Comm. 15OCT1943, lost, circular run = own torpedo, in the northern end of F= ormosa Strait to 180 feet depth, in vicinity of Turnabout Island 25OCT1944 - 80 Lo= st,

     &nbs= p; 9 POW survivors, stricken 08FEB1945, 5 War Patrols,= 4 Battle Stars, 2 PUCs, 24 Ships - 93,824 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 31 Ships - 227,800 tons]   (= 1, 1-S)

USS TILEFISH (SS-307) [Balao Class] - Comm. 28DEC1943, de-comm. 12OCT1959, re-c= omm. 30JAN1960, de-comm. 04MAY1960 & sold to Venezuela as ARV Carite, stricken 01DEC1960,

        =      5 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 1,019 tons, 1 Battle Star for Korean War service   (= 1-S)

USS APOGON [ex Abajedo] (SS-308) [Balao Class] - Comm. 16JUL1943, in reserve 01OCT1945, sunk as target Sub at Bikini Atoll (Baker test) 23JUL1946, Stric= ken 25FEB1947,

        =          8 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 7,575 tons   (= 1-S)

USS ASPRO [ex Acedia] (SS/AGSS-309) [Balao Class] - Comm. 31JUL1943, de-comm. 30JAN1946, re-comm. 23SEP1951, de-comm.30APR1954, re-comm. 05MAY1957, to AG= SS 01JUL1960,

   de-comm. 01SEP1962, stricken 09OCT1962, sunk as target by (SS-486) 16NOV1962, = 7 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 21,854 tons   (1-S)

USS BATFISH [ex Acoupa] (SS-310) [Balao Class] - Comm. 21AUG1943, de-comm. 06APR1946, re-comm. 07MAR1952, deactivated 05MAY1957, de-comm. 04AUG1958 in reserve, to AGSS 01DEC1962,

        =         de-comm. 01NOV1969, transferred to Oklahoma Maritime Advisory Board Muskogee, OK for memorial 18FEB1972, stricken 28FEB1972, =

        =         7 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, PUC for 6th Pat= rol, 6 Ships - 10,230= tons [per SUBNET: 9 Ships - 10,558 tons]  [per Boats Web site: 9 Ships - 12,332 tons].  

           =      Museum boat in  Muskogee, OK    (1, 1-S)

USS ARCHERFISH (SS/AGSS-311) [Balao Class] - Comm. 04SEP1943, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, deactivated 15MAY1946, de-comm. 12JUN1946, re-comm. 07MAR1952,

        =      de-comm. 21OCT1955, re-comm. 01AUG1957, to AGSS 22JAN1960, de-comm. & stricken 01MAY1968, sunk by (SSN-592) off San Diego, CA 17OCT1968,

        =      7 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, PUC for 5th Pat= rol, CSP/UC for 10MAY1= 960 to 07FEB1967, 2 Ships - 59,800 tons (inclu= ding Japanese Aircraft Carrier Shinano)  

        =      [per Boats Web site: 2 Ships - 72,800 tons - the Shinano was 72,000 tons - the larg= est Japanese ship sunk by a Sub]    (1, 1-NH, 1-S)

USS BURRFISH [ex Amilo] (SS/SSR-312) [Balao Class] - Comm. 14SEP1943, first UDT Submarine Ops. 09 thru 20AUG1944, de-comm. 02NOV1948, re-comm. as SSR 27JAN= 1949 with Migrane I conversion,

        =             &nb= sp;   de-comm. 17DEC1956, converted back to SS, re-comm. 11MAY1961, de-com= m. & loaned to Canada as HMCS Gris= le (SS-71) on 11MAY1961,

        =             &nb= sp;   returned 02OCT1969, sunk as target in 1,600 feet off San Clemente, CA 19NOV1969, 6 War Patrols, 5Battle Stars, 3 S= hips - 13,482.5 tons   (1, 1-S) 

USS PERCH (SS/SSP/ASSP/APSS/LPSS-313) [Balao Class] - Comm. 07JAN1944, de-comm. 15JAN1947, re-comm. as ASSP 20MAY1948, to APSS 24OCT1956, de-comm. 31MAR196= 0,

        =      re-comm. 11NOV1961, to LPSS 22AUG1968, de-comm. & stricken 01JAN1971, scrapped 15JAN1973,

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;         =      6 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 1 Battle Star for Korean War service, Submarine Combat Patrol insignia for Vietnam service   (1-S)

USS SHARK (SS-314) [Balao Class] - Comm. 14FEB1944, lost, by Japanese destr= oyer Harukaze, in Luzon Strait between = Hainan and Bashi Channels at 20 41N 118 27E on 24OCT1944 – 90 Lost,

        =   presumed lost 27NOV1944, 3 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 4 S= hips - 21,672 tons [per SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets: 5 Ships - 32,200 tons]   (1-AS, 1-S)

USS SEALION (SS/SSP/ASSP/APSS/LPSS-315) [Balao Class] - Comm. 08MAR1944, de-com= m. 16FEB1946, re-comm. as SSP 02NOV1948, to ASSP 30JAN1950, to APSS 24OCT1956,=

        =         de-comm. 30JUN1960, re-comm. 20OCT1961, to LPSS JAN1969, final de-co= mm. 20FEB1970, stricken 15MAR1977,

        =         sunk as target off Newport, RI 08JUL1978, = 6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, PUC for 6th Patrol, 11 Ships - 68,297 tons   (= 1-S)

USS BARBEL (SS-316) [Balao Class] - Comm. 03APR1944, lost, Japanese aircraft= , in southern entrance to Palawan Passage off Palawan, Philippine Island at 7 49N 116 47.5E on 04FEB1945 – 81 Lost

        =     4 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 6 Ships - 15,263 tons [per SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets:= 10 Ships - 55,200 tons]   (1, 1-NH, 1-S)

USS BARBERO (SS/SSA/SSG-317) [Balao Class] - Comm. 29APR1944, Japanese bomb damage while at periscope depth 27DEC1944, in res= erve 25APR1946, to SSA 31MAR1948, re-comm. 26JUL1948,

        =      with (SSG-282) first Nuclear Deterrent Patrol Subs, de-comm. 30JUN19= 50, re-comm. as SSG 28OCT1955, de-comm. 30JUN1964, stricken 01JUL1964,

   = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;         =      sunk as target by (SS-351) off Pearl Harbor 07OCT1964, 2 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars, 3 Ships - 9,126 tons   (= 1-S)

USS BAYA (SS/AGSS-318) [Balao Class] - Comm. 20MAY1944, de-comm. 14MAY1946, re-comm. 10FEB1948, to AGSS 12AUG1949, de-comm. & stricken 30OCT1972, scrapped 12OCT1973,

5 War Patrols= , 4 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 8,885 tons, Baya periscope at the Vallejo Naval and Historical  Museum, Vallejo, CA= (1-S)

USS BECUNA (SS-319) [Balao Class] - Comm. 27MAY1944, Guppy 1A in AUG1951, de-co= mm. 07NOV1969, stricken 15AUG1973, transferred to Olympia Association for memor= ial 21JUN1976,

        =     5 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 1,945 tons  [per SUBNET: 2 Ships - 3,888 tons]= .  =   Museum boat in Philadelphia, PA   (1, 1-S)

USS BERGALL (SS-320) [Balao Class] - Comm. 12JUN1944, Fleet Snorkel in 1952, de-comm. & loaned to Turkey 17OCT1958, returned, stricken & sold to Turkey 15FEB1973,

        =       5 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, NUC for 13DEC1944 attack d= uring 2nd Patrol, 13 Ships - 85,03= 2 tons [per SUBNET: 3 Ships - 15,450 tons] &= nbsp; (1-S)

USS BESUGO (SS-321) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19JUN1944, de-comm. 21MAR1958, re-com= m. 15JUN1965, de-comm. & loaned to Italy 31MAR1966, returned & stricken 15NOV1975, scrapped 16APR1976,

        =     5 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 13,650 tons, 1 Battle Star for Korean service    (1-S)

USS BLACKFIN (SS-322) [Balao Class] - Comm. 04JUL1944, de-comm. 19NOV1948,  re-comm. as Guppy 1A in 15MAY1951, de-comm. & struck 15SEP1972, sunk as target in SubSinkEx FEB1973, 

        =         5 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 4,325 tons   (1-S)

USS CAIMAN [ex Blanquillo] (SS-323) [Balao Class] - Comm. 17JUL1944, Fleet Snor= kel 23APR1961, Guppy 1A in 1952, de-comm., stricken and sold to Turkey 20JUN197= 2, 4 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars   (1-S)

USS BLENNY (SS-324) [Balao Class] - Comm. 27JUL1= 944, Guppy 1A in AUG1951, Korean War patrols, de-comm. 01NOV1969, stricken 15AUG1973, scuttled to form artificial reef off Ocean City, MD on 07JUN1989= ,

        =     4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 75 Ships - 46,391 tons [p= er SUBNET: 8 Ships - 18,262 tons + 62 small craft by gunfire]   (1, 1-AS, 1-S)

USS BLOWER (SS-325) [Balao Class] - Comm. 10AUG1944, de-comm. & transferred= to Turkey as Dumlupinar 16NOV1950,= 3 War Patrols.&= nbsp; Dumlupinar lost, rammed = by Swedish Freighter Naboland 04APR1953   (1-S)

USS BLUEBACK (SS-326) [Balao Class] - Comm. 28AUG1944, de-comm. & stricken = and transferred to Turkey at Izmar, Turkey 23MAY1948,

3 War Patrols= , 2 Battle Sta= rs, 15 Ships -= 6,100 tons [per SUBNET: 1 Sub Chaser - 300 tons & 8 small craft]   (1-S)

USS BOARFISH (SS-327) [Balao Class] - Comm. 23SEP1944, de-comm. 21MAY1948, stri= cken & transfer to Turkey at Izmar, Turkey & renamed  “TCG Sakaria” on 23MAY= 1948, returned & scrapped 01JAN1974,

        =         4 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 3 Ships - 20,413 tons [per SUBNET: 1 Ship - 6,968 tons + shared credit with 14th Air Force = for 1 Ship - 6,890 tons]   (1-S)

USS CHARR [ex Bocaccio] (SS-328) [Balao Class] - Comm. 23SEP1944, Fleet Snorkel= in 1951, de-comm. 28JUN1969, stricken 20DEC1971, scrapped 17AUG1972,

        =        3 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star  [per SUBNET: 2 Ships - 5,700 tons]    (1-S)<= /span>

USS CHUB [ex Bonaci] (SS-329) [Balao Class] - Comm. 21OCT1944, Japanese bomb damage while diving, 12APR1945, de-comm. 23MAY194= 8, transferred to Turkey as Gur 25MAY1948,

         stricken 25MAY1948, returned and scrapped, 3 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 492 tons =   (= 1-S)

USS BRILL (SS-330) [Balao Class] - Comm. 26OCT1944, de-comm. & sold to Turk= ey 23MAY1948, stricken 25MAY1948, 3 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 S= hip - 1,000 tons   (1-S)

USS BUGARA (SS-331) [Balao Class] - Comm. 15NOV1944, Fleet Snorkel in 1951, de-comm. & stricken 01OCT1970, sank while being towed JUN1971 3 War Patrols, 3 Batt= le Stars, 57 small craft - 5,284 tons   (1-S)

USS BULLHEAD (SS-332) [Balao Class] - Comm. 04DEC1944, lost, Japanese aircraft= , in the west  end of Lombok Strait= at 08 20S  115 42E on 06AUG1945 R= 11; 84 Lost,

        =          3 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 7 Ships - 3,100 tons [per SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets: 4 Ships - 1,800 tons] =   (1-S)

USS BUMPER (SS-333) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09DEC1944, de-comm. 16SEP1950, strick= en 20DEC1950, sold to Turkey 16SEP1960, 2 War Patrol= s, 1 Battle Star, 7 Ships - 2,527 tons  =   (1-S)

USS CABEZON (SS-334) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30DEC1944, Korean War patrols, de-co= mm. 24OCT1953, stricken 15MAY1970, scrapped 28DEC1972, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 2,631 tons   (1-AS, 1-S)

USS DENTUDA [ex Capidoli] (SS-335) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30DEC1944, target Sub = at Bikini Atoll - both tests, de-comm. 11DEC1946, stricken & scrapped 12FEB1969,

 1 War Pat= rol, 1 Battle Star  <= /span>[per SUBNET: 2 patrol craft + 1 Freighter damaged]   (1, 1-S)

USS CAPITAINE (SS-336) [Balao Class] - Comm. 26JAN1945, de-comm. 10FEB1950, re-comm. 23FEB1957, to AGSS 01JUL1960, de-comm. 04MAR1966, loaned to Italy 05MAR1966, returned and sold

to Italy and renamed Alfredo Cappellini, designated (SS= -507) 05DEC1077, 1 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 P= atrol Boat - 100 tons  =   (1-S)

USS CARBONERO (SS/SSG-337) [Balao Class] - Comm. 07FEB1945, to SSG in 1949, fit= ted to launch missiles MAY1949, Fleet Snorkel in 1951, to SS 1962, de-comm. &am= p; stricken 01DEC1970,

        =    sunk as target by USS Porgy (SSN-647) with a MK 48 torpedo off Hawaii 27APR1975, 2 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star  (1, 1-S)

USS CARP (SS-338) [Balao Class] - Comm. 28FEB1945, Guppy FEB1952, de-comm. 18MAR1968, stricken 20DEC1971, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star   (1, 1-S) 

USS CATFISH (SS-339) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19MAR1945, de-comm. 10DEC1948 re-com= m. as Guppy II 24MAY1949, North Atlantic Sail 1960, de-comm., stricken & transferred to Argentina

        =    - renamed Santa Fe (S-21) 01JUL1971, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star.   Santa Fe lost, sunk = during Falklands War in the harbor at South Georgia    (1, 1-S)

USS ENTEMEDOR [ex Chiswick] (SS-340) [Balao Class] - Comm. 06APR1945, de-comm. 10DEC1948, re-comm. 24OCT1950, Guppy IIA in 1952, de-comm. & loaned to Turkey 31JUL1972,

        returned - stricken and sold to Turkey - renamed Preveze (S-345) 01AUG1973,&nbs= p; 1 War Patrol    (1-S)

USS CHIVO (SS-341) [Balao Class] - Comm. 28APR1945, Guppy 1A in 1952, de-comm. stricken and sold to Argentina 01JUL1971   (1-S)

USS CHOPPER (SS-342) [Balao Class] - Comm. 25MAY1945, Guppy 1A on APR1951, De= ep Dive on 07OCT1969 - lost AC Po= wer at 150’, took 75 degrees down angle to ~1,011’ at the bow, then an= 85 degree up

        =       angle to surface, then went to 250 feet and surfaced with a 40 degre= e up angle – 0 Lost, de-comm. 15SEP1969, training boat at New Orleans, LA to 30JUN1971 <= o:p>

        =       & designated IXSS, stricken 10OCT1971, sunk as tethered underwater target by (SSN-688) off the Florida Coast in 2,400 fathoms on 21JUL1976    (1, 1-S, 1-P)

USS CLAMAGORE (SS-343) [Balao Class] - Comm. 28JUN1945, Guppy II in 1948, part = of Cuban Missile Blockade OCT1962, Guppy III in FEB1963, de-comm. 27JUN1975.  Museum b= oat in Charleston, SC    (1, 1-S)

USS COBBLER (SS-344) [Balao Class] - Comm. 08AUG1945, Guppy II in 17AUG1949, Gu= ppy III in 1962, de-comm., stricken & sold to Turkey - renamed Canakkale (S-341) on 21NOV1973    (1-S)

USS COCHINO (SS-345) [Balao Class] - Comm. 25AUG1945, Guppy II in 1949, lost,= battery explosions at 0801 hours in s= torm in Norwegian Sea off Norway, 2= 6AUG1949 – 7 Lost, 1 from Cochino, 6 from

        =       Tusk’s crew in rescue effort, Cochino sank at ~2155 hours, declared lost 25AUG1949=     (1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S, 1-AS)

USS CORPORAL (SS-346) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09NOV1945, Guppy II in 1948, Guppy = III in 1962, de-comm., stricken & sold to Turkey - renamed Ikinci Inonu (S-333) on 01NOV1973    (1-S)

USS CUBERA (SS-347) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19DEC1945, Guppy II in 1947, de-comm. & stricken 05JAN1972, sold to Venezuela 1972 and subsequently scrapped =   (= 1-S)

USS CUSK (SS/SSG-348) [Balao Class] - Comm. 05FEB1946, to SSG in 20JAN1948, to = SS 01JUL1954, Guppy II 1954, First Guided Missile (Loon) Sub, to SS 01JUL1954,= to AGSS SEP1969,

        =        de-comm. & stricken 24SEP1969, scrapped 26JUN1972   (= 1, 1-S)

USS DIODON (SS-349) [Balao Class] - Comm. 18MAR1946, Guppy II in 1948, Northern Sail 1962?, de-comm. & stricken 15JAN1971, scrapped 12MAY1972 , 2 Korean War Patrols,   (1, 1-S)

USS DOGFISH (SS-350) [Balao Class] - Comm. 29APR1946, Guppy II in 1948, de-comm= ., stricken & sold to Brazil - renamed Guanabara (S-10) on 28JUL1972 and subsequently scrapped   (1-S)

USS GREENFISH [ex Doncella] (SS-351) [Balao Class] - Comm. 21DEC1945, Guppy II = in 1948, Guppy III on 28JUL1961, de-comm., stricken 19DEC1973, sold to Brazil = and later scrapped   (1-S)

USS HALFBEAK [ex Dory] (SS-352) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22JUL1946, Guppy II 1948,= Northern Sail 1964, de-comm. & stricken 01JUL1971, scrapped 01JUL1972   (= 1-S)

USS DUGONG (SS-353) - Not Comm., Cancelled 23OCT1944

USS EEL (SS-354) - Not Comm., Cancelled 23OCT1944

USS ESPADA (SS-355) - Not Comm., Cancelled 23OCT1944

USS JAWFISH [ex Fanegal] (SS-356) - Not Comm., Cancelled 29JUL= 1944

USS ONO [ex Friar]  (SS-357) - Not Comm., Cancelled 29JUL1944

USS GALOPA (SS-358) - Not Comm., Cancelled 29JUL1944

USS GARRUPA (SS-359) - Not Comm., Cancelled 29JUL1944

USS GOLDRING (SS-360) - Not Comm., Cancelled 29JUL1944

USS GOLET (SS-361) - Comm. 30NOV1943, = lost, Japanese surface craft, near 41 04N 141 30 E on 14JUN19= 44 – 82 Lost, presumed lost 26JUL1944, 2 War Patrols   (= 1-S)

USS GUAVINA (SS/AGSS/AOSS-362) [Balao Class] - Comm. 23DEC1943, de-comm. 06DEC1= 945, re-comm. 06FEB1952, to AGSS in 26JUL1952, to AOSS 12JUL1957, de-comm. & stricken 30JUN1967,

        =            sunk as target off Cape Henry by (SS-347) on 14NOV1967,  6 War Pa= trols, 5 Battle Stars, 6 Ships - 24,366 tons  =   (1-S)

USS GUITARO (SS-363) [Balao Class] - Comm. 26JAN1944, de-comm. 09FEB1946, re-co= mm. 06FEB1952, de-comm. 21AUG1953, re-comm. as Fleet Snorkel 15MAY1954,

        =       de-comm., & loaned to Turkey - renamed Perverse (S-22) on 07AUG1954, stricken and sold to Turkey 01JAN1972,

              5 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars, NUC for 1st three Patr= ols, 8 Ships - 23,132 tons   (= 1-S)

USS HAMMERHEAD (SS-364) [Balao Class] - Comm. 01MAR1944, de-comm. 10MAY1946, re-comm. 06FEB1952, de-comm. 22MAY1952, re-comm. 16JUL1954, de-comm. & loaned to Turkey -

       rena= med Cerbe (S-341) on  07AUG1954, returned - stricken &am= p; sold to Turkey 01JAN1972, 7 War Patrols, <= span style=3D'color:blue'>7 Battle Stars, NUC= for 2nd Patrol,

       11 Ships - 35,635 tons    (1-S)

USS HARDHEAD (SS-365) [Balao Class] - Comm. 18APR1944, de-comm. 20SEP1946, re-c= omm. as Guppy IIA 24MAR1953, de-comm., stricken & sold to Greece - renamed Papanikolis (S-114) on 26JUL1972, =

 stricken 1993, 6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 9 Ships - 20,146 tons  =   (1-S)

USS HAWKBILL (SS-366) [Balao Class] - Comm. 17MAY1944, de-comm. 30SEP1948, re-c= omm. Guppy 1 in 1952, Guppy 1B in 1953, loaned to Netherlands - renamed Zeeleeuw (S-803) on 21APR1953,

returned - stricken and= sold back to Netherlands 20FEB1970,

5 War Patrols= , 6 Battle Stars, NUC  for all 5 Patrols, 5 Ships - 7,856 tons [per Boats Web site: 40,900 ton= s]   (1, 1-S)

USS ICEFISH (SS-367) [Balao Class] - Comm. 10JUN1944, de-comm. 30SEP1946, re-co= mm. Guppy I 05MAY1952, de-comm. 29JUL1952, re-comm. 10DEC1952, de-comm. & transferred to Netherlands

        =    - renamed Walrus (S-802)= on 21FEB1953, returned & stricken 15JUL1971, scrapped 15AUG1971,

        =    5 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, PhilLibM,  WWIIVicM,  2 Ships - 8,404 tons = [per Boats Web site: 3 Ships -13,315 tons]   (1, 1-S) 

USS JALLAO (SS-368) [Balao Class] - Comm. 08JUL1944, de-comm. 30SEP1946, re-com= m. Guppy IIA on 04DEC1953, de-comm., stricken & sold to Spain 01JUN1974, 

        =    4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 5,795 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1-S)

USS KETE (SS-369) [Balao Class] - Comm. 31JUL1944, lost, unknown - possible Japanese submarine, between 29 38N 130 120E and Midway Island ~ 20MAR1945 – 87 Lost, presumed lost 16APR1945,

      2 War Patrols= , 1 Battle Star, 3 Ships - 6,881 tons  [per SUBNET and WWII Sub Vets: 3 S= hips - 12,000 tons]   (1-S) <= /o:p>

USS KRAKEN (SS-370) [Balao Class] - Comm. 08SEP1944, in reserve 04MAY1946, Fleet Snorkel in 1959, de-comm. and loaned to Spain - renamed Almirante Garcia (S-31) 18SEP1958,

        =     returned - stricken and sold to Spain 15JUL1978, 4 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star  [per SUBNET: 2 Ships - unknown tonnage, on 3rd Patrol]    (1-S)<= /span>

USS LAGARTO (SS-371) [Balao Class] - Comm. 14OCT1944, lost, by Japanese minel= ayer Hatsutaka, off Malay Coast in or near the Gulf of Thailand  at 07 55N 102 00E ~ 4MAY1945 ̵= 1; 86 Lost,

        =        (wreck found 100 miles off the east coas= t of Thailand JUN2006.)  1 War Patrol,= 1 Battle Star, 2 Ships - 1,845 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1-S)

USS LAMPREY (SS-372) [Balao Class] - Comm. 17NOV1944, de-comm. 03JUN1946, transferred on loan to Argentina 21JUL1960, returned - stricken & sold = to Argentina 01SEP1971,

        =        3 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars  [per SUBNET: several small craft sunk]   (1-S)

USS LIZARDFISH (SS-373) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30DEC1944, de-comm. 24JUN1946, re-comm. as Fleet Snorkel 16MAR1959, de-comm. & loaned to Italy - renam= ed Evangelista Toricella (S-512) on 09JAN1960,

  stricken 01JUL1976, returned 15JUL= 1978, sold to Italy 15JUL1979, 2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 S= hip - 100 tons  =   (1-S)

USS LOGGERHEAD (SS/AGSS-374) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09FEB1945, de-comm. 16JUN194= 6 in reserve, to AGSS DEC1962, training boat Portland, OR until stricken 30JUN19= 67, scrapped 1979,

        =         2 War Patrols   (1-S)

USS MACABI (SS-375) [Balao Class] - Comm. 29MAR1945, de-comm. 16JUN1946, re-com= m. 01JUN1960, de-comm. & loaned to Argentina - renamed Santiago del Estero (S-12) 11AUG1960,

        =     returned - stricken & sold to Argentina 01SEP1971, 1 War Patrol    (= 1-S)

USS MAPIRO (SS-376) [Ba= lao Class] - Comm. 30APR1945, de-comm. 16MAR1946 in reserve, Fleet Snorkel in 1= 960, loaned to Turkey - renamed Piri Rei= s (S-343) on 18MAR1960,

        =    returned - stricken & sold to Turkey 01AUG1973, 1 War Patrol    (= 1-S)

USS MENHADEN (SS-377) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22JUN1945, de-comm. 31MAY1946, re-c= omm. 07AUG1951, de-comm. 13AUG1952, re-comm. Guppy IIA on 06MAR1953, Northern Sa= il APR1963,

 de-comm. 13AUG1971, yellow painted torpedo target acquisition boat at Keyport, WA, sold for scrap1988, UNSvcM 1953, KorSvcM 1953, ChinaSvcM 1955   (1, 1-S)

USS MERO (SS-378) [Balao Class] - Comm. 17AUG1945, de-comm. 15JUN1946, loaned to Turkey - renamed Hizar Reis (S-= 344) on 20APR1960, returned - stricken & sold to Turkey 01AUG1973   (= 1-S)

USS NEEDLEFISH (SS-379) [Balao Class]  - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS NERKA (SS-380) [Balao Class]  - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS SANDLANCE [ex Orca/ex Orjanco] (SS-381) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09OCT1943, de-comm. 14FEB1946, re-comm. 06APR1963, de-comm. & loaned to Brazil 07SEP1963,

 returned - stricken & sold to B= razil on 01SEP1972, 5 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, PUC= for 1st Patrol, 15 Ships - 57,387 tons <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1-S)

USS PICUDA [ex Obisto] (SS-382) [Balao Class] - Comm. 16OCT1943, de-comm. 25SEP1946, re-comm. Guppy IIA on 19JUN1953, de-comm. & loaned to Spain - renamed Narcisco Monturoil (S-3= 3) on 01OCT1972,

 &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;                    =     returned - stricken & sold to Spain  on 01NOV1974, 6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 12 Ships - 49,539 tons    (1-S)

USS PAMPANITO (SS/AGSS-383) [Balao Class] - Comm. 06NOV1943, de-comm. 15DEC1945= in reserve, to AGSS 06NOV1962, training boat Vallejo, CA until stricken 20DEC1= 971,

        =      turned over for memorial 21NOV1975,=   6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 27,332 tons.   Museum boat in San Francisco, CA   (1, 1-S)

USS PARCHE (SS/AGSS-384) [Balao Class] - Comm. 20NOV1943, target Sub at Bikini Atoll (Able test 01JUL1946 & Baker test 23JUL1946) - relatively undamag= ed & decontaminated, de-comm. 10DEC1946 in reserve,

     to AGSS 01DEC196= 2, stricken 08NOV1969, scrapped 18JUN1970, 6 War Pat= rols, 5 Battle Stars,=   PUC for 1st & 2nd Patrols,  8 Ships - 31,696 tons

     (1) Conning Tow= er on display = at USS Bowfin Submarine Museum Honolulu, HI  (2) Bridge structure, shears & Gun displayed at Sub Base Pearl Harbor, HI    (1, 1-S)

USS BANG (SS-385) [Balao Class] - Comm. 04DEC1943, de-comm. 12FEB1947, re-comm. Guppy IIA on 04OCT1952, de-comm. 01OCT1972, loaned to Spain in 1973 and ren= amed Cosme Garcia (S-34),=

       retu= rned - stricken & sold to Spain 18NOV1974, scrapped 1983, 6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 8 Ships - 20,181 tons   (1, 1-S)

USS PILOTFISH (SS-386) [Balao Class] - Comm. 16DEC1943, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, target sub at Bikini Atoll (Baker test) 23JUL1946, de-comm. 29AUG1946, stricken 25FEB1947,

        =         sunk as target 16OCT1948, 6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars   (1-NH, 1-S)=

USS PINTADO (SS/AGSS-387) [Balao Class] - Comm. 01JAN1944, de-comm. 06MAR1946, = to AGSS 01DEC1962, stricken 01MAR1967, scrapped 20JAN1969, 6 War Patrols, 8 Ships - 42,956 to= ns    (= 1-S)

USS PIPEFISH (SS/AGSS-388) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22JAN1944, de-comm. 19MAR1946,= to AGSS in 01DEC1962, stricken 01MAR1967, sold 20JAN1969, 6 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 1,818 tons   (1-S)

USS PARANHA (SS/AGSS-389) [Balao Class] - Comm. 05FEB1944, de-comm. 31MAY1946, = to AGSS 06NOV1962, stricken 01MAR1967, hull sold for scrap, Conning Tower salvaged,

         6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 12, 277 tons, Museum “Conning Tower” Federicksburg, TX    (1-S)

USS PLAICE (SS-390) [Balao Class] - Comm. 12FEB1944, de-comm. 01NOV1947, re-com= m. 18MAY1963, de-comm. & sold to Brazil - renamed Bahia 07SEP1963, stricken 01APR1973,

        =   retired from Brazilian Navy 1973 & became a museum boat in Santo= s, Brazil, 6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 2,943 tons    (1-S)

USS POMFRET (SS-391) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19FEB1944, de-comm. APR1952, re-comm= . as Guppy IIA on 05DEC1952, transferred to Turkey - renamed Oruc Reis (S-337) on 01JUL1971, stricken 01AUG1973

        =       6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 20,936 tons   (= 1-S)

USS STERLET [ex Pudiano] (SS-392) [Balao Class] - Comm. 04MAR1944, de-comm. 18SEP1948, re-comm. 26AUG1950, Fleet Snorkel in 1952, de-comm. 30SEP1968, stricken 01AUG1968,

        =             &nb= sp;            =   sunk as target by USS Sargo (SSN-583) 31JAN1969, 5 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 15,803 tons  =   (1-S)

USS QUEENFISH (SS/AGSS-393) [Balao Class] - Comm. 11MAR1944, to AGSS 01JUL1960, de-comm. & stricken 01MAR1963, sunk as target 14AUG1963,

        =     5 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, PUC for 1st &am= p; 2nd Patrols, 8 Ships - 40,767 tons <= span style=3D'color:blue'> <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1-S)

USS RAZORBACK (SS-394) [Balao Class] - Comm. 03APR1944, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 01AUG1952, re-comm. Guppy IIA JAN1954, de-comm., stricken & transferred

to Turkey - renamed Murat Reis (S-336) on 30NOV1970, returned on JUL2004, became a permanent maritime museum at Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum in =

North Little Rock on 29Aug2004.=

   5 War Patrols, 5 Batt= le Stars, 1 Ship - 820 tons, 4 Battle Stars for Vietnam service     (1-S)  

USS REDFISH (SS/AGSS-395) [Balao Class] - Comm. 12APR1944, to AGSS 01JUL1960, de-comm. 27JUN1968, stricken 30JUN1968, sunk as target by (SS-480) off San Diego, CA 06FEB1969,

      2 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars, 5 Ships - 42,615 tons   (= 1-S)

USS RONQUIL (SS-396) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22APR1944, de-comm. 01MAY1952, re-co= mm. Guppy II 16JAN1953, de-comm., stricken & sold to Spain - renamed Isaac Peral (S-32) 01JUL1971 =

        =       5 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 10,615 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SCABBARDFISH (SS-397) [Balao Class] - Comm. 29APR1944, de-comm. 05JAN1948, re-comm. 24OCT1964, Fleet Snorkel in 1965, de-comm. & transferred to Gr= eece - renamed Triaina (S-68) 26FEB1= 965,

        stricken 31JAN1976, 5 War Patrols, = 5 Battle Stars, 2 = Ships - 2,345 tons   (1-S)

USS SEGUNDO (SS-398) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09MAY1944, Fleet Snorkel in 1951, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 01AUG1970, stri= cken & sunk as target by

        =        USS Salmon (SS-572) 08AUG1970, 5 War Patro= ls, 4 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 4,665 tons  =  (1-NH, 1-S)

USS SEA CAT (SS/AGSS-399) [Balao Class] - Comm. 16MAY1944, in Tokyo Bay duri= ng Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, to AGSS 30SEP1949, to SS & Fleet Snor= kel 26JUN1952,

      de-comm. &= amp; stricken 02DEC1968, scrapped 18MAY1973, 4 War Pat= rols, 3 Battle Stars&= nbsp;   (1-NH, 1-S)=

USS SEA DEVIL (SS/AGSS-400) [Balao Class] - Comm. 24MAY1944, de-comm. FEB1948, re-comm. 02MAR1951, de-comm. 19FEB1954, re-comm. 17AUG1957, to AGSS 01JUL19= 60,

        =   de-comm. 19FEB1964, stricken 01APR1964, sunk as target off southern California 24NOV1964,  6 War Patrols, 5 Batt= le Stars, 7 Ships - 29,519 tons   (= 1-S)

        =   NavOccSvcM    <= /span>  (1-S)

USS SEA DOG (SS/AGSS-401) [Balao Class] - Comm. 03JUN1944, minor collision with DD-882, 02MAR1947, de-comm. 27JUN1956, activated FEB1960, to AGSS in 1962, stricken 02DEC1968, <= /p>

       sold 18MAY1973, 5 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 9 = Ships - 21,469 tons   (1, 1-S)

USS SEA FOX (SS-402) [Balao Class] - Comm. 13JUN1944, 5 killed by Japanese ambush during refit in Guam FEB1945, de-co= mm. 15OCT1952, re-comm. as Guppy IIA 05JUN1953, Northern Sail 1966,<= /span>

        =     de-comm., stricken & transferred to Turkey - renamed Burak Reis (S-335) 14DEC1970,

        =     4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, [per Boats Web site: 2 Sh= ips - 8,000 tons]  ? Battle Stars for Korean service, 4 Campaign Stars for Vietnam service  <= /span>  (= 1, 1-S)

USS ATULE (SS/AGSS-403) [Balao Class] - Comm. 21JUN1944, de-comm. 08SEP1947, re-comm. Guppy IA 08MAR1951, in reserve 15SEP1969, to AGSS 01OCT1969, de-co= mm. 06APR1970,

   stricken 15AUG1973, sold to = Peru - renamed Pacocha (S-48) 01JUL197= 4, 4 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars, NUC for 09OCT-11DEC1944, <= span style=3D'color:purple'>6 Ships - 33,379 tons

   Pachocha lost, rammed by Japanese merchantman Kyowa-Maru off Callao, Peru 26AUG1988.   (1, 1-AS, 1-S)

USS SPIKEFISH [ex Shiner] (SS/AGSS-404) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30JUN1944, to AGS= S in 1962, de-comm. 02APR1963, first Sub to record 1= 0,000 dives, stricken 01MAY1963,

        =             &nb= sp;       sunk as target, 3 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 1= ,660 tons   (1-S)

USS SEA OWL (SS/AGSS-405) [Balao Class] - Comm. 17JUL1944, Fleet Snorkel in 195= 1, to AGSS 30JUN1969, de-comm. & stricken 15NOV1969, scrapped 3JUN1971,

       3 War Patrols, 5 Batt= le Stars, 2 Ships - 1,689 tons [per Boats = Web site: 3 Ships - 7,200 tons - 2 Destroyers, 1 Submarine]    (1, 1-S)

USS SEA POACHER (SS/AGSS-406) [Balao Class] - Comm. 31JUL1944, Guppy 1A in 1951= , to AGSS 01NOV1969, de-comm. 15NOV1969, to SS on 30JUN1971, stricken 15AUG1973,=

sold to Peru 01JUL1974,= 4 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars   (1-S)

USS SEA ROBIN (SS-407) [Balao Class] - Comm. 07AUG1944, first Sub to “Rou= nd Cape Horn” 01JUN1947, Guppy 1A in 1951, de-comm. & stricken 01OCT1970, scrapped 3JUN1971,

        =          3 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 6 Ships - 13,172 tons, PhilLibM (1, 1-S)

USS SENNET (SS-408) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22AUG1944, Fleet Snorkel in 1952, de-comm. & stricken 02DEC1968, scrapped 18MAY1973, 4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 7 Ships - 17,726 tons   (1-S)

USS PIPER [ex Awa] (SS/AGSS-409) [Balao Class] - Comm. 23AUG1944, Fleet Snorkel 15DEC1951, to AGSS 15JUN1967, de-comm. 16JUN1967, training boat Detroit, MI, first Snorkel Sub to make 10,000 dives,

        =         made a record 13,724 total dives, stricken 01JUL1970, scrapped JUN19= 71, 3 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars, [per Boats Web site: 2 Ships - 6= ,000 tons] =   (1, 1-S)

USS THREADFIN [ex Sole] (SS-410) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30AUG1944, de-comm. 10DEC1952, re-comm. as Guppy IIA 07AUG1953, rammed by Greek Freighter Nicolas Michalis III  from astern in the <= /span>

  &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;                   =         Suez Canal  late 1959, part of Cuban Missi= le Crisis blockade of Cuba OCT1962, high sail conversion 1971, de-comm. & loaned to Turkey - renamed 

  &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;                   =         Birinci Inonu (S-386) 18AUG1972, stricken 01AUG1973, returned - sold to Turkey 15AUG1973, 3 War Patrols, 3 Batt= le Stars, 3 Ships - 3,394 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SPADEFISH (SS/AGSS-411) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09MAR1944, de-comm. 03MAY1946= , to AGSS in 06NOV1962, stricken & scrapped 01APR1967, 5 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 21 Ships - 88,091 tons   (1-S)

USS TREPANG [ex Senorita] (SS/AGSS-412) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22MAY1944, de-com= m. 27JUN1946 in reserve, to AGSS 11JUN1962, stricken 30JUN1967, sunk as target= by DD-785 & DD-870

        =             &nb= sp;        off southern California on 16SEP1969, 5 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, NUC, 11 Ships - 23,850 tons  =   (1-S)

USS SPOT (SS-413) [Balao Class] - Comm. 03AUG1944, de-comm. 19JUN1946, re-comm. 19AUG1961, de-comm. & loaned to Chile 12JAN1962, returned DEC1974, de-c= omm. 1975,

      stricken &= amp; sold to Chile - renamed  Simpson 01AUG1975, stricken 01AUG1= 975, 4 War Patrols, 4 Batt= le Stars, 1 Ship - 3,005 tons   (= 1-S)

USS SPRINGER (SS-414) [Balao Class] - Comm. 18OCT1944, de-comm. 26JUN1946, re-c= omm. 06SEP1951, de-comm. 14NOV1952, re-comm. 26JUN1961, de-comm. & loaned to Chile - renamed

        =        SS Thompson 23JAN1961, returned stricken & sold to Chile as scrap 01SEP1972, 3 War Patrols, 3 Batt= le Stars, 4 Ships - 3,940 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1, 1-S)

USS STICKLEBACK (SS-415) [Balao Class] - Comm. 29MAR1945, de-comm. 26JUN1946, re-comm. 06SEP1946, de-comm. 14NOV1952, re-comm. as Guppy IIA 26JUN1953,   

      sank in 1,800 fathoms, while under to= w - after collision with USS Silverstein (DE-534) off Hawaii , 29MAY1958 –= ; 0 Lost, stricken 30JUN1958,

      1 War Patrol =    (1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

USS TIRU (SS-416) [Balao Class] - Comm. as Guppy II 01SEP1948, Guppy III 31DEC1= 959, grounding on Frederick Reef , 02NO= V1966, salvaged, de-comm. & stricken  01JUL1975,

      transfer to Turkey never took place, sunk as target off  Norfolk, VA 19JUL1979    (1-S)

[Tench Class] Diesel/Electric, Armame= nt: 6-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=3D311’ 8” Beam=3D27’ 2” TD=3D400’ Surf= =3D20.25k Subm=3D8.75k, Crew: 6 Officers, 60 Enlisted

USS TENCH (SS/AGSS-417)= - Comm. 06OCT1944, de-comm. 01JAN1947, re-comm. as Guppy 1A 01OCT1950, to AGSS 01OCT1969, de-comm. 08MAY1970, stricken 16AUG1973, sold to Peru 7SEP1976,

        =         3 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 5,069 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1-S)

USS THORNBACK (SS-418) [Tench Class] - Comm. 13OCT1944, de-comm. 06APR1946, re-comm. as Guppy IIA 02OCT1953, de-comm. & loaned to Turkey - renamed = Ulic Ali Reis (S-338) 01JUL1971,

   returned - stricken & sold to Turkey 01AUG19= 73, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star    (1-S)

USS TIGRONE (SS/SSR/AGSS-419) [Tench Class] - Comm. 25OCT1944, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945de-comm. 01JAN1947, to SSR 01APR1948, re-comm. as SSR 01JUL1948,

        =         de-comm. 01AUG1957, to SS 03FEB1961, re-comm. as SS 10MAR1962, to AG= SS 01DEC1963, de-comm. & stricken 27JUN1975,

        =         last of the WWII Fleet Submarines, sunk as target 25OCT1976, 2 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars    (= 1-NH, 1-S)

USS TIRANTE (SS-420) [Tench Class] - Comm. 06NOV1944, de-comm. 20JUL1946, re-co= mm. as Guppy II 26NOV1952, Guppy IIA 1953, de-comm. & stricken 01OCT1973,

        =       scrapped 11APR1974,  2 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars, PUC, 8 Ships - 15,886 tons  <= span style=3D'color:black'>  (= 1, 1-S)

USS TRUTTA [ex Tomatate] (SS-421) [Tench Class] - Comm. 16NOV1944, de-comm. MAR1946, re-comm. 01MAR1951, de-comm. 04MAY1952, re-comm. Guppy IIA in 02JAN1953, de-comm., stricken and

        =           sold to Turkey - renamed Cer= be (S-340) 01JUN1972, 2 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars [per SUBNET:  1 Freighter, 9 Schoon= ers, 1 Tug Boat]    = (1-S)<= /span>

USS TORO (SS-422) [Tench Class] - Comm. 08DEC1944, de-comm. 07FEB1946, re-comm. 13MAY1947, to AGSS JUL1962, de-comm. 11MAR1963, stricken 01APR1963,

        sold & scrapped, 2 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars  =   (= 1-S)

USS TORSK (SS/AGSS-423) [Tench Class] - Comm. 16DEC1944, sank the last Japanese warship sunk in WWI= I, Fleet Snorkel in 1952, to AGSS in 1968, de-comm. 04MAR1968 in reserve, stri= cken 15DEC1971,

   turned over to the state of Maryland for a museum 26SEP1972.   2 War Patrols, 2 Batt= le Stars, 3 Ships - 2,473 tons, Museum boat in Baltimore, MD<= /o:p>

   WWIIVicM, AmerCpnM = for 1944-1945, ChinaSvcM for SEP1945, NavOc= cSvcM Asiatic clasp for 2-3SEP1945 - European clasp for 22SEP1950 to 12NOV1952,  =

   NatDefSM 22APR1953,=  PUC - for Lebanon Crisis service 1960, NUC - for Cuban Blockade service OCT1962,      (1, 1-S= )

USS QUILLBACK [ex Tremb= ler] (SS-424) [Tench Class] - Comm. 29DEC1944, de-comm. APR1952, re-comm. as Gup= py IIA 27DEC1953, de-comm. 23MAR1973, stricken & sold for scrapping 21MAR1= 974,

       1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star    (1-S)

USS TRUMPETFISH (SS-425) [Tench Class] - Comm. 29JAN1946, Guppy II in 1947, Gup= py III in 1961, Cuban Missile crisis participant OCT1962, de-comm. & stric= ken 15OCT1973,

      turned ove= r to Brazil - renamed Goiaz (S-15) a= nd served until 1980.    (1, 1-S)

USS TUSK (SS-426) [Tench Class] - Comm. 11APR1946, Guppy II in 1948, surfaced beneath Hospital ship during exercises and damaged periscopes, shears, radar mast & topside equipment JAN1947, Guppy II MAY1947, <= /p>

       lost 6 men in rescue of Cochino crew (SS-345) on 25AUG1949, de-comm., stricken & sold to Taiwan - rename= d Hai Pao (S-92) then (SS-794) then (SS-792) 18OCT1973   (1, 1-S)

USS TURBOT (SS-427) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancel= led 12AUG1945, Hull used for research.

USS ULNA (SS-428) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Delivered to Underwater Explosion test in Norfolk, VA, stricken 12FEB1958, sold for scrap 30SEP1958   (1-D)

USS UNICORN (SS-429) [Tench Class]  - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS VENDANCE (SS-430) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS WALRUS (SS-431) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancel= led 29JUL1944

USS WHITEFISH (SS-432) [Tench Class]= - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS WHITING (SS-433) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cance= lled 29JUL1944

USS WOLFFISH (SS-434) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS CORSAIR (SS-435) [Tench Class] - Comm. 08NOV1946, stricken 01FEB1963, sold for scrapping 08NOV1963    (1-S)

USS UNICORN (SS-436) [Tench Class] - Not Comm.

USS WALRUS (SS-437) [Tench Class] - Not Comm.

SS-438 to SS-474 Hull numbers unused.

USS ARGONAUT (SS/SSG-475) [Tench Class] - Comm. 15JAN1945, collided with CL-48 in heavy fog off East Coast 1946, Fleet Sno= rkel in 1952, to SSG 1955, to SS 1958,

        =   de-comm., stricken & sold to Canada - renamed HMS Rainbow (SS-75) 02DEC1968, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star  [per SUBNET: 1 Junk - 25 tons]    (1-S)

USS RUNNER (SSAGSS-476) [Tench Class] - Comm. 06FEB1945, in Tokyo Bay during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, Fleet Snorkel in 1952, de-comm. 20JAN1969= , to AGSS 25JAN1969,

     de-comm. & stricken 15DEC1971, scrapped 19JUN1973, 2 War Pat= rols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 630 tons  =  (1-NH, 1-S)

USS CONGER (SS/AGSS-477) [Tench Class] - Comm. 14FEB1945, to AGSS in 1962, de-c= omm. 29JUL1963, stricken 01AUG1963, scrapped MAY1964    (1-S)

USS CUTLASS (SS-478) [Tench Class] - Comm. 17MAR1945, Guppy II in 1948, Northern Sail 1957, de-comm. & stricken 12APR1973, sold to Taiwan - renamed Hai Shih (S-91) or (SS-791) 04DEC1= 973,

              = 1 War Patrol    (= 1, 1-S)

USS DIABLO (SS/AGSS-479) [Tench Class] - Comm. 31MAR1945, to AGSS in 1962, de-comm., stricken and sold to Pakistan - renamed Ghazi 01JUN1964.   <= /span>Ghazi lost with all hands 1970    (1-S)

USS MEDREGAL (SS-480) [Tench Class] - Comm. 15APR1945, Fleet Snorkel on NOV1952= , to SSG 22NOV1957, to AGSS 01MAY1967, de-comm. & stricken 01AUG1970, scrapp= ed 13JUN1972    (1, 1-S)

USS REQUIN (SS/SSR-481) [Tench Class] - Comm. 28APR1945, to SSR (Migrane II ref= it) JAN1948, to SS with Fleet Snorkel & Northern Sail 15AUG1959, to AGSS 29JUN68, de-comm. 03DEC1968,

  stricken JUN1971, turned over to t= he city of Tampa, FL as memorial from 1971 to 1987, repaired and sent to Pittsburgh, PA arrived on 04SEP1990. 

  Museum = boat in Pittsburgh, PA    (1, 1-S)

USS IREX (SS-482) [Tench Class] - Comm. 14MAY1945, first Fleet Snorkel in 1947, Guppy II in 1957, de-comm. & stricken 17NOV1969, scrapped 13SEP1971   (= 1, 1-S)

USS SEA LEOPARD (SS-483) [Tench Class] - Comm.11JUN1945, Guppy II in 1948, de-comm., stricken  & sold= to Brazil - renamed S. Bahia 27MAR= 1973, OOC & scrapped 1998    (= 1-S)

USS ODAX (SS-484) [Tench Class] - Comm. 11JUL1945, Guppy 1 AUG1947, Guppy II 19= 51, (First GUPPY Sub), de-comm, stricken & sold to Brazil 08JUL1972    (1-S)

USS SIRAGO (SS-485) [Tench Class] - Comm. 13AUG1945, Guppy II 25JUL1949, Northe= rn sail 1962, de-comm. & stricken 01JUN1972, scrapped 02MAY1973    (1-S)

USS POMODON (SS-486) [Tench Class] - Comm. 09NOV1945, Guppy 1 (prototype) 26JUL1947, Guppy II in 1951, explo= sion while charging batteries in San Francisco Navy Yard, 21FEB1955 - 5 lost,

de-comm. 01APR1955, re-comm. 02JUL1955, de-comm. & stricken 01AUG1970, sold 26JAN1972&n= bsp;   (1-S, 1-P)<= /span>

USS REMORA (SS-487) [Tench Class] - Comm. 03JAN1946, Guppy II in 1947, Guppy II= I in 1961, de-comm., stricken  &= ; sold to Greece - renamed Katsonis (S= -115) 01OCT1973   (1-S)

USS SARDA (SS/AGSS-488) [Tench Class] - Comm. with extra large Conning Tower 19APR1946, to AGSS in 1962, de-comm. & stricken 01JUN1964, scrapped 14MAY1965    (1-S)

USS SPINAX (SS/SSR-489) [Tench Class] - Comm. 20SEP1946, to SSR (Migrane refit) JAN1948, Fleet Snorkel 1948, to SS 11SEP1959, de-comm. & stricken 11OCT1969, scrapped 13JUN1972    (= 1, 1-S)

USS VOLADOR (SS-490) [Tench Class] - Comm. as Guppy II 10JAN1948, Guppy III FEB1963, de-comm. & loaned to Italy - renamed G. Gazzana Priaroggia (S-502) 18AUG1972,

        =         returned - stricken  &a= mp; sold to Italy 05DEC1977, 3 Campaign Stars for Vi= etnam service    (= 1-S)

USS PONPANO (SS-491) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cance= lled

USS GREYLING (SS-492) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS NEEDLEFISH (SS-493)[Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS SCULPIN (SS-494)[Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancel= led

SS-495 to SS-515 Not Comm., Contract cancelled.

USS WAHOO (SS-516) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancell= ed

SS-517 to SS-521 - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS AMBERJACK (SS-522) [Tench Class] - Comm. 04MAR1946, Guppy II JAN1948, de-co= mm., stricken  & sold to Brazil= - renamed Cerera (S-12) 17OCT1973=     (1-S)

USS GRAMPUS (SS-523) [Tench Class] - Comm. as Guppy II 26OCT1949, Northern sail 196?, de-comm., stricken & sold to Brazil 13MAY1972    (1-S)

USS PICKEREL (SS-524) [Tench Class] - Comm. as Guppy II 04APR1949, Guppy III in 1962, de-comm. & loan to Italy 18AUG1972, returned - stricken & sol= d to Italy - renamed Primo Longobardo (S-501)

        =         05DEC1977    (= 1-S)

USS GRENADIER (SS-525) [Tench Class] - Comm. as Guppy II 10FEB1951, Cuban Missi= le crisis participant OCT1962, de-comm., stricken & sold to Venezuela 15MAY1973    (1, 1-S)

USS DORADO (SS-526) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancel= led 29JUL1944

USS COMBER (SS-527) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancel= led

USS SEA PANTHER (SS-528) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS TIBORON (SS-529) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cance= lled

SS-530 to SS-550 Not Comm., Contract cancelled

[SSK Class]= Diesel/Electric, Armament:: 4-MK 47 To= rpedo tubes, Length=3D196’ 1” Beam=3D24’ 7” TD=3D400̵= 7; Surf=3D13k Subm=3D6k, Crew: 4 Officers, 33 Enlisted

USS BASS [ex K2] (SS-551) [SSK Class] - Comm. as K-2 16NOV1952, renamed Bass 15DEC1955, designated (SS-551) 15AUG1959, de-comm. 20DEC1957, scrapped 1965    (1-= S)

USS BONITA [ex K3] (SS-552) [SSK Cla= ss] - Comm. as K-3 (SSK-3) 11JAN1952, renamed Bonita 15DEC1955, de-comm. 07NOV1= 958, designated (SS-552) 15AUG1959, scrapped 21APR1966    (1-S)

USS KINN (SS-553) - Comm. 01JAN1964, Foreign Built and transferred to Norway

USS SPRINGEREN (SS-554) - Comm. 01JAN1964, Foreign Built and transferred to Denmark

[Dolphin Cl= ass] Diesel/Electric, Armament: None, Length=3D152’ Beam=3D19’ 3” TD=3D1500+’ Surf=3D7.5k= Subm=3D10k, Crew: 4 Officers, 30 Enlisted, 5 Scientists.  

USS DOLPHIN (AGSS-555) - Comm. 17AUG1968, Deep Diving Research Submarine, deepest diving Sub in the world, to be in service to 2008    (1-CSPDS5, 1-S)= <= /span>

SS-556 to S= S-562 Hull numbers unused

[Tang Class]= Turbine/Diesel, Armament: 6-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, Length=3D267’ 10” Beam=3D27’ 3” TD=3D700’ Surf=3D15.5k Subm=3D18.3k, Crew= : 8 Officers, 75 Enlisted

USS TANG (SS/AGSS-563) - Comm. 25OCT1951, last diesel Boat in Atlantic Fleet, 2 hull stretches to 292 feet, to AGSS 1972, to SS 1978, de-comm. 08FEB1980, stricken 06AUG1987,

        =      sold to Turkey - renamed Pir= i Reis (S-343) 16AUG1987, 4 Battle Stars for Vietnam se= rvice    (1, 1-AS, 1-S)

USS TRIGGER (SS-564) [Tang Class] - Comm. 31MAR1952, SUBSAFE refit 06AUG1964, de-comm. 20FEB1973, stricken  = & sold to Italy - renamed Livio Pioma= rta (S-515) 10JUL1973 de-comm. 28FEB1986   (1, 1-S)

USS WAHOO (SS-565) [Tang Class] - Comm. 30MAY1952, radical modifications JUN196= 8, de-comm. & stricken 31MAR1980, scrapped 1994, 3 Battle Stars for Vietnam service   (1-S)

USS TROUT (SS-566) [Tang Class] - Comm. 27JUN1952, de-comm. & stricken 19DEC1978, planned transfer to Iran - abandoned by Iranian crew, returned 1= 992, sold to Naval Undersea Warfare Center 1992,

        used as target vessel for US Naval aircraft off Key West, FL    (1-N, 1-S)<= /span>

USS GUDGEON (SS/SSAG-567) [Tang Class] - Comm. 21NOV1952, first US Sub to circumnavigate globe from 26AUG1957 to 21FEB1958, de-comm. 31JAN1983, stric= ken 06AUG1987 & sold to Turkey

     - renamed Hizir Reis (S-342) 06AUG1987    (1, 1-S)

USS HARDER (SS/AGSS-568) [Tang Class] - Comm. 10AUG1952, to AGSS 197?, de-comm. 31JAN1973, stricken 20FEB1974, sold to Italy - renamed Romeo Romei (S-516) 18AUG1974&= nbsp;   (1-S)

[Albacore Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: None, Length=3D203’ 11”’ Beam=3D27’ 4” TD=3D600R= 17; Surf=3D15k Subm=3D30+k,Crew: 5 Officers, 50 Enl= isted

USS ALBACORE (AGSS-569) - Comm. 05DEC1953, First teardrop shaped hull, de-comm. 01SEP1972, stricken 01MAY1980, Museum = boat in Portsmouth, NH since 1985   (1, 1-S)

USS BARRACUDA [ex K1] (SS-570) [Barracuda Class]= - Comm. as K-1 10NOV1951, renamed Barracuda (SSK-1) 15DEC1956, from (SSK-1) to (SST-3) on 15AUG1959    (= 1-S)

[SST Class] = Diesel/Electric, Armament: 1-21” forward Torpedo tube, Length=3D131’ 3” Beam=3D13’ 7” TD=3D225’ Surf= =3D10k Subm=3D10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 12 Enlisted

USS MACKEREL [ex T1] Renamed (SST-1) [SST Class] - Comm. as T-1 (SST-1) 09OCT19= 53, renamed Mackerel 15JUL1956, de-comm., stricken & scrapped 31JAN1973   (= 1-S)

USS MARLIN [ex T2] Renamed (SST-2) [SST Class] - Comm. as T-2 (SST-2) 20NOV1953, renamed Marlin 15MAY1956, de-comm. & stricken 31JAN1973, transferred to Greater Ohio Military Historical Society&nb= sp;          

  <= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>        =             &nb= sp;            =   of Omaha, NE, for use as a memorial, dedicated at Freedom Park 20AUG1974.   Museum boat in Omaha, NE   (1, 1-S)

[Sailfish Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament:  6- 21” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D350’ 6” Beam=3D29’ 2” TD=3D400’ Surf= =3D20.5k Subm=3D10k, Crew: 10 Officers, 85 Enlisted

USS SAILFISH (SSR/SS-572) - Comm. 14APR1956, first boat built expressly for rad= ar picket service, to SS 03FEB1961, FRAM II conversion JAN1965 to FEB1966, de-comm. 29SEP1978,

        =          stricken 30SEP1978 at NISMF Bremerton, WA, on for Sale List    (1-S)

USS SALMON (SSR/SS/AGSS-573) [Sailfish class] - Comm. 26AUG1956, second boat bu= ilt expressly for  radar picket se= rvice, to SS 01MAR1961, FRAM II conversion (Guppy III) JUN1964 to APR1965,

                to AGSS 01JUN1968, to SS 30JUN1969, de-comm. & stricken 01OCT1977, sunk as bottom target near Hudson Canyon, south of Long Island, NY 05JUN1993   (= 1-S)

[Grayback Class] Diesel/Electric. Armament: 6-21” f= orward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, Length 334’ Beam=3D30’ TD=3D700’ Surf=3D12k Subm=3D7.5k, Crew: 9= Officers, 75 Enlisted

USS GRAYBACK (SSG/APSS/LPSS-574)  - Comm. 07MAR1958, first Regulus II Sub, while snorkeling, after battery main circuit breaker shorts starting fire, 27AUG1= 963 - 1 lost,

   to LPSS and lengthened 12= 217; to 334’ on 30AUG1968, de-comm.15JAN1984, stricken 16JAN1984, scuttled= as target in South China Sea 13APR1986, 9 Deterr= ent Patrols   (1, 1-S)=

[Darter C= lass] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, Length=3D268’ 8” Beam=3D27’ 3” TD=3D= 700’ Surf=3D15.5k Subm=3D16k, Crew: 8 Officers 75 Enlisted=

USS DARTER (SS-576) - Comm. 20OCT1956, de-comm. 01DEC1989, sunk as target by (SSN-639) off Pearl Harbor, HI 07JAN1990, stricken 17JAN1990    (1-S)

USS GROWLER (SSG-577) [Grayback Class] - Comm. 30AUG1958, de-comm. 25MAY1964, stricken 01AUG1980, transferred to Intrepid Museum Fall 1984= , 9 Deterrent Patrols,

=        Museum boat= in New York, NY at Pier 86&nb= sp; (1, 1-S)

[Barbel Class aka the B-Girls] = Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6- 21” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D219’ Beam=3D29’ TD=3D700’= Surf=3D14k Subm=3D18.5k, Crew: 8 Officers, 69 Enlisted

USS BARBEL (SS-580)  - Comm. 17JAN1959, SUBSAFE mod 1964, flooding casualty 01MAY1989 – 2 lost, de-comm. 04DEC1989, stricken 04MAR19= 92, sunk as target 30JAN2001 (1, 1-S)

USS BLUEBACK (SS-581) [Barbel Class] - Comm. 15OCT1959, de-comm. 01OCT1990, last non-nuke is stricken 10FEB1994, MUC for 1970 - 1971.   Museum boat in Portland, OR    (1-S) 

USS BONEFISH (SS-582) [Barbel Class] - Comm. 09JUL1959= , battery cable short while submerged starting fire so severe that ship surfaced and crew abandoned ship 24APR198= 8 - 3 Lost, 89 survivors,

towed back = to port - due to severity of damage was de-comm. 28SEP1988, stricken 02JUN1989, scrapped 17AUG1989    (1-S, 1-P)

&nb= sp;

 

Nuclear Submarines – SSN/SSBN

 

[Nautilus Class] S1C Reactor, Armament: 6-21” MK = 59 forward Torpedo tubes, Length=3D323’ 9” Beam=3D27’ 9̶= 1; TD=3D700’ Surf=3D22k Subm=3D25k, Crew: 13 Officers, 92 Enlisted.=

USS Nautilus (SSN-571) - Comm. 30SEP1954, first Nuke, = first Sub crossing of 90 North on 03AUG1958 at 2315 (EDST) and earns the first peacetime PUC, part of the Naval Blockade= of Cuba OCT1962,

       de-c= omm. & stricken 30MAR1980, designated a National Historical Landmark 20MAY19= 82, towed to Groton for museum 06JUL1985.  Museum boat in Groton, CT= since 20APR1986&nbs= p; (1-D, 1-S)  =

[Seawolf Class] Sodium cooled Reactor, Armament::  6-21” bow Torpedo tubes, Length=3D337’ 6” Beam=3D27’ 9” TD=3D700’ Surf= =3D9k Subm=3D20+k, Crew: 12 Officers, 93 Enlisted.

USS Seawolf (SSN-575) - Comm. 30MAR1957, second Nuke, = only liquid sodium reactor Sub, liquid sodium to water cooled reactor conversion 12DEC1958 to 30SEP1960, SUBSAFE 1967,

       grounded off Maine coast, 30JAN1968 a= nd towed to New London, CT, de-comm. 30MAR1987, stricken 10JUL1987, recycl= ed 30SEP1997,

       NUC for 07AUG-06OCT1968, NUC for 1974, NUC for 1976, NUC for 1977, NavExpM= for 1977, NavExpM for 1981, NavExpM for 1983    (1, 1-D, 1-S)

[Skate Class]= S5W Reactor, Armament:  6-21”MK 59 Torpedo tubes, Length=3D267’ 8” Beam=3D25’ TD=3D800’ Surf=3D15.5k = Subm=3D18k, Crew: 8 Officers, 76 Enlisted.<= /p>

USS S= kate (SSN-578) - Comm. 23DEC1957, second Sub to reach 90 North in AUG1958, on the second Polar trip she breaks thru ice at 90 North 17FEB1959,  this proves the ability to operate= in winter under the ice,

   on the third Polar trip she rendezvous with (SSN-584) both surface at 90 North on 02AUG1962, the first SUBSAFE refit SEP1967, de-comm. 03AUG/12SEP1986, stricken 30OCT1986,

   recycled 06MAR1995, NUC for 1958, Bronze Star in lieu= of 2nd NUC for 1959   (1-D, 1-S)=

USS Swordfish (SSN-579) [Skate Class] - Comm. 15SEP1958, SUBSAFE refit 31AUG196= 7, de-comm. 02JUN1989, stricken 17JAN1990, recycled 11SEP1995, 

        =        NUC - = for Special Ops 1963, 1964 & 1965. &n= bsp; (1, 1-S)

USS Sargo (SSN-583) [Skate Class] - Comm. 01OCT1958, oxygen line explosion in stern room w= hile dockside causing “low-order” detonation of  2 Mk 37 torpedo warheads in Pearl Harbor, HI

       14JU= N1960 - 1 Lost, submerged with hatch open to extingui= sh fire, de-comm. 26FEB1988, stricken 21APR1988, recycled 05APR1995, =

       NUC - for Special Ops 1963,= 1964 & 1965   (1-P, 1-S)

USS S= eadragon (SSN-584) [Skate Class] - Comm. 05DEC1959, first NW Passage on 21AUG1960, a= t 90 North 25AUG1960 & earns NUC, rendezvo= us with (SSN-578) and surfaces at 90 North 02AUG1962,

        =       rescued 12 downed fliers when leaving Worlds Fair in Seattle, WA. AUG1962, de-comm. 12JUN1984, stricken 30APR1986/11JUL1990, recycled 18SEP19= 95,

        =       MUC    (1, 1-D, 1-S)

[Skipjack Class] S5W Reactor, Armament:  6-21” MK 59 Torpedo tubes, Length=3D251’ 9” Beam=3D31’ 9” TD=3D700’ Surf=3D15k Subm=3D29k, Crew: 9 Of= ficers, 76 Enlisted.

USS S= kipjack (SSN-585)  - Comm. 15APR1959, = first Nuke with Albacore hull & first with a single shaft, de-comm. & stricken 19APR1990, recycled 17MAR1996.   (1-S)  

[Triton Class] 2 S4G Reactors, Armament:  4-21”MK 59  forwa= rd Torpedo tubes, 2-21” stern Torpedo tubes, Length=3D447’ 6” Beam=3D36’ 10” TD=3D700’ Surf=3D30k Subm=3DU/A, Crew: 16 Officers, 164 Enlisted.

USS Triton (SSRN/SSN-586) - Comm. 10NOV1959, Twin S4G reactors, last Sub with a Conning Tower, first submerged circumnavigation of the earth completed 10MAY1960 earns the PUC, to SSN 01MAR1961,

        =        last Sub with a Conning Tower and significant superstructure, de-com= m. 03MAY1969, stricken 30APR1986, at Bremerton, WA, NUC  for Spe= cial Ops. 1967.   (1, 1-D, 1-S= )

[Halibut Clas= s] water cooled Reactor, Armament: 6-21&#= 8221; MK 59 Torpedo tubes, 1-Regulus missiles, Length=3D350’ Beam=3D29̵= 7; 6” TD=3D700’ Surf=3D15k Subm=3D14k, Crew: 12 Officers, 99 Enlisted.

USS Halibut (SSGN/SSN-587) - Comm. 04JAN1960, first Nu= ke to launch a guided missile (Regulus I), to SSN 15AUG1965, de-comm. 30JUN1976, stricken 30APR1986, recycled 09SEP1994

7 Deterrent Patrols, PUC 1968, NUC 1972    (1, 1-S)

USS Scamp (SSN-588) [Skipjack Class] - Comm. 05JUN19= 61, SUBSAFE refit JUN1966, rescued 1 survivor from floundering and abandoned Philippine Freighter Balsa 24 i= n a major storm in the North Atlantic with

        =       60 feet waves and 80 MPH winds - Sub suffered heavy damage in rescue 1987, de-comm. & stricken 28APR1988, recycled 09SEP1994,

        =       CSP/UC for Special Ops. Summer 1964, VietSM <= span style=3D'color:blue'>with 2 Battle Stars, MUC for Vietnam service 1971-1972, (1, 1-S)

USS Scorpion (SSN-589) [= Skipjack Class] - Comm. 29JUL1960, lost, sank 400 miles southwest of the Azore= s in 10,000 feet depth while returning from the Mediterranean, 22MAY1968 - 99 Lo= st,

2 - Mark = 45 ASTOR torpedoes with nuclear warheads were on board when she sank, presumed lost 02JUN1968, stricken 30JUN1968, NUC.   (= 1, 1-P, 1-S)

USS S= culpin (SSN-590) [Skipjack Class] - Comm. 01JUN1961, de-comm. & stricken 03AUG1990, recycled 23MAR1999, 2 NUCs, MUC   (1, 1-S)

USS S= hark (SSN-591) [Skipjack Class] - Comm. 09FEB1961, de-comm. 15DEC1989?, stricken 11JUL1990?, recycled 28JUN1996, NUC  for 05APR to 09MAY1964, NUC - for special Ops in 1966  (1-D, 1-S)

USS S= nook (SSN-592) [Skipjack Class] - Comm. 24OCT1961, de-comm. 08OCT1986, & stricken 14NOV1986, recycled 30JUN1997, NUC for Spring 1965, MU= C for 1984   (1, 1-D, 1-S)

[Thresher Class] S5W Reactor, Armament:  4-21”= ; MK 63 amidships Torpedo tubes for SUBROC ASW missiles, Gould MK 14/16/37NTS/48= /48 ADCAP torpedoes, MK 57 or MK 60 mines or Harpoon missiles (after refit), , =

        =    MK 2 torpedo decoys. Length=3D278.5’, Beam=3D31.7’, TD=3D700’, Surf=3D15k Subm=3D28k, Crew: 9= Officers, 76 Enlisted.  

USS Thresher (SSN-593)&= nbsp; - Comm. 03AUG1961, lost, 220 miles east of Cape Cod, during deep-diving tests in 8,500 feet depth during= Sea Trials following overhaul, 10APR1963 – 129 Lost,

         stricken 10APR1963.   (1, 1-CSP, 1-D, 1-S)

[Permit Class] S5W Reactor, Armament 4-21” MK63 amidships Torpedo tubes for SUBROC ASW missiles, Gould MK 14/16/37NTS/48/48 ADCAP torpedoes, MK 57 or M= K 60 mines or Harpoon missiles, (after refit),

&nb= sp;            =           MK 2 torpedo decoys. Length=3D278.5’ standard (292.2’ for Flasher, Greenling & Gato - 295.7’ for Flasher), Beam=3D31.7’, TD=3D1300’, Surf=3D20k Subm=3D30k, Crew: 13 Officers, 114 Enlisted

USS P= ermit (SSN-594) - Comm. 29MAY1962, first Sub to fire Harpoon missile 20NOV1974, u= sed to film “Hunt for Red October” APR1990, de-comm. 18JUL1991, stricken 23JUL1991,

     recycled 20MAY1993.   NUC JUL1966<= span style=3D'color:blue'>, NUC MAR1969, MUC 1980, = NUC JUN1982, MUC AUG1987 =  (1, 1-S)

USS Plunger (SSN-595) [Permit Class] - Comm. 21NOV1962, deactivated 10FEB1989, de-comm. 03JAN1990, stricken 02FEB1990, recycled 08MAR1996, 4 NUCs, 2 MUCs  (1, 1-D)

USS Barb (SSN-596) [Permit Class] - Comm. 24AUG1963, rescues 5 of the 6 crew members of B-52G Cobat 2 - during Typhoon Rita – in 40 feet waves and 70 M= PH winds JUL1972 with (SSN-662),

        first successful launch of a Tomahawk missile from a submerged Sub FEB1978, deactivated 10MAR1989, de-comm. APR1989, stricken 20DEC1989, recyc= led 14MAR1996,

        NUC for 1966, MUC for JUL1972 the rescue during Typhoon Rita   (1,= 1-S)

[Tullibee Class]= S2C Reactor, Armament: 4-21” MK = 59 Torpedo tubes for MK 48 Torpedoes, Length=3D272’ 9” Beam=3D23’3” TD=3D700’ Surf=3D13k Subm=3D14.8k, Crew: 6 O= fficers, 60  Enlisted..

USS Tullibee (SSN-597) - Comm. 09NOV1960, First bow-mounted spherical sonar array, de-co= mm. 25JUN1988, stricken 02DEC1989, recycled 01APR1996,

 &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;             MUC - for Contingen= cy Ops with 6th Fleet 09SEP to 31OCT1970.   (1-S)

[G. Washington Class] S5W Reacto= r, Armament: 16 Polaris A-1 missiles (converted to A-3 missiles MAR1967), 6-21”MK 59 forward Torpedo tubes for MK 48 torpedoes, Length=3D381= 217; 7” Beam=3D33’ TD=3D700’

 &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;        Surf=3D16k Subm=3D22k, Crew:= 12 Officers, 100 Enlisted (each crew). &= nbsp;

USS G= eorge Washington [ex Scorpion] (SSBN-598) - Comm. 30DEC1959, first Nuke with Ballistic Missiles (Polaris), coll= ided with and sank Japanese merchant ship Nissho Maru in south China Sea

09APR1981, de-comm. 24JAN1985, stricken 30AP= R1986, recycled 30SEP1998, 55 Deterrent Patrols, NUC for 1960   (1, 1-D, 1-S)<= span style=3D'color:black'>

USS P= atrick Henry (SSBN/SSN-599) [G. Washington Class] - Comm. 09APR1960, first submerg= ed test launch of Polaris missile from a Sub 20JUL1960, Polaris A-1 to A-3 conversion 1965, to SSN 24OCT1981,

        =    de-comm. 25MAY1984, stricken 16DEC1985, recycled 31AUG1997, 59 Deterrent P= atrols.   (1, 1-D, 1-S)

USS Theodore Roosevelt (SSBN-600) [G. Washington Class] - Comm. 13FEB1961, first FBM to transit Panama Canal, Polaris A1 to A3 refit 14JAN1967, grounding off Scotland 20MAR1968,=

        =      de-comm. 28FEB1981, stricken 01DEC1982, recycled 03APR1995, <= span style=3D'font-family:"Times New Roman";color:fuchsia'>43 Deterrent Patrols<= /span> as of 16DEC1977   (1, 1-S)

USS Robert E Lee (SSBN/SSN-601) [G. Washington Class] - Comm. 16SEP1960, Polaris A-3 refit 1965, US Navy’s last Polaris Patrol 01OCT1981, to SSN 01MAR1982, de-comm. 30NOV1983,

     =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;            =             &nb= sp;                    =   stricken 30APR1986, recycled 30SEP1991,  55 Deterrent Patrols  (1,= 1-S)

USS Abraham Lincoln (SSBN-602) [G. Washington Class] - Comm. 11MAR1961, at Cuban Blockade OCT1962, Polaris A1 to A3 refit 1967, de-comm. & stricken 28FEB1981, recycled 10MAY1994,

         54 Deterrent Patrols  (1, 1-S)

USS P= ollack (SSN-603) [Permit Class] - Comm. 26MAY1964, SUBSAFE refit 1981, deactivated 16NOV1988, de-comm. & stricken 01MAR1989, recycled 17FEB1995,

        =     NUC for 1966, NUC for 1967, MUC for 1969, NUC for 1985,   (1, 1S)

USS Haddo (SSN-604) [Permit Class] - Comm. 16DEC1964, SUBSAFE refit APR1970, de-comm. & stricken 12JUN1991, recycled 30JUN1992, NUC for 1966, NUC & MUC for 1967.   (1)

USS J= ack (SSN-605) [Permit Class] - Comm. 31MAR1967, experimental direct-drive & counter-rotating propellers, de-comm. & stricken 11JUL1990, recycled 30JUN1992  (1-D, 1-S, 3)<= /o:p>

USS T= inosa (SSN-606) [Permit Class] - Comm. 17NOV1964, deactivated 15JUL1991, de-comm. & stricken 15JAN1992, recycled 26JUN/15AUG1992  (1-D, 1-S, 3)

USS Dace (SSN-607) [Permit Class] - Comm. 04APR1964, de-comm. & stricken 02DEC1988, recycled 17JAN1997.   (1-S, 1-NV)

[Ethan Allen Class] S5W Reactor, Armament: 16 Polaris A-2 missiles, 4-21” MK= 59 forward Torpedo tubes for MK 48 torpedoes, Crew: 10 Officers, 100 Enlisted (each crew).     

USS Ethan Allen (SSBN/SSN-608)  - = Comm. 08AUG1961, SUBSAFE refit 1967, to SSN 01SEP1980, de-comm. 31MAR1983, strick= en 02APR1983, recycled 30JUL1999,

        57 Deterrent Patrols,= NUC OCT1963, MUC 01AUG1969  (1, 1-NV)

USS S= am Houston (SSBN/SSN-609) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 06MAR1962, to SSN 10NOV1= 981, to Amphibious Transport for frogmen with 2 DDS’s SEP1982 to SEP1985, deactivated 01MAR1991,

     de-comm. & stricken 06JUN1991, recycled 28JUN1993, 36 Deterrent Patrols as of 27NOV1971, MUC 1985.   (1, 1-D, 1-S, 3)

USS T= homas A Edison (SSBN/SSN-610) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 10MAR1962, to SSN 06OCT19= 80, de-comm. 01DEC1983, stricken 30APR1986, recycled 01DEC1997, 54 Deterrent Patrols  (1, 1-S)

USS J= ohn Marshall (SSBN/SSN-611) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 21MAY1962, last Polaris= A-3 refit 01NOV1974, to SSN 12JAN1981, SEAL deployment refit late 1985, deactiv= ated 23NOV1991,

      de-comm. &= amp; stricken 22JUL1992, recycled 29MAR1993, 54 Deterrent Patrols, MUC 1971, MUC 1989.  &n= bsp; (1, 1-S)

USS Guardfish (SSN-612) [Permit Class] - Comm. 20DEC1966, deactivated JUL1991, de-comm. & stricken 04FEB1992, recycled 09JUL1992, NUC 1970, MUC 1980, NUC 198? , NUC 1987&n= bsp; (1, 1-S)

USS Flasher (SSN-613) [Improved Thresher (Permit) Class] - first SUBSAFE refit 1963-1966, Comm. 22JUL1966, deactivated 18JUN1991, de-comm. & stricken 14SEP1992, recycled 11MAY1994,