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

Information based on Submariner Web pages and:

Naval Vessel Register, Submarines                                                                         http://www.nvr.navy.mil/nvrships/s_type.htm

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

U. S. Navy, Submarine Warfare Division (listing of Nukes only)                          http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/cno/n87/history.html

U. S. Navy, Historical Center                                                                                 http://www.history.navy.mil/index.html

United States Submarines                                                                                       http://www.warships1.com/ships-US/US_submarines.htm

The Submarine Center                                                                                            http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/9000/index.html

Guppy Submarines.                                                                                                                http://guppysubmarinetribute.homestead.com/Tribute.html

Submarine Technology through the Years                                                              http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/ships/submarines/centennial/subhistory.html

Through the Looking Glass (USS Holland thru Fleet Boats)                                 http://www.rddesigns.com/subs/legends.html

US Naval Wartime Submarine Losses                                                                    http://www.lostsubs.com/Warloss.htm

SUBNET “Lost Boats”                                                                                          http://www.subnet.com/MEMORIAL/lostboat.htm

COMSUBPAC (WWII Lost Boats & other Lost Boats)                                      http://www.csp.navy.mil/ww2boats.htm

US Submarine Veterans of WWII (Lost Boat page)                                               http://www.submarinevets.com/~subvetsww2/

US Naval Peacetime Submarine Accidents                                                             http://www.lostsubs.com

DANFS - Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ship - Online                           http://www.hazegray.org/danfs/submar/

Ron Martini’s “The Fleet” Page (Boat index page)                                                http://main.wavecom.net/~rontini/fleet.html

SubmarineSailor.com - Boat Home Pages (Boat index Page)                  http://www.submarinesailor.com/BoatHomePages.asp

Green Board (Boat index page)                                                                               http://www.unclesam.net/cny/gb-index.htm

SUBNET “Fleet Archives”                                                                                    http://www.subnet.com/

WWII Submarine Ships & Tonnage Sunk or Damaged                                           http://www.rddesigns.com/ww2/ww2sinkings.html

Bill Millers Navy Links                                                                                          http://grove.ufl.edu/~miller/navy/navylinks.htm

Hull Classification Symbols:                                                                                             Highlights:

AGSS - Auxiliary Miscellaneous Submarine (Test or at-sea ASW training)                          Red entries = War Patrols and Defensive patrols

AOSS - Auxiliary Oiler Submarine                                                                                         Blue entries = Boats major citations earned

APSS - Auxiliary Transport Submarine (Replaced by LPSS)                                                Pink entries = Cold War Deterrent Patrols

ASSP - Transport Submarine (formerly SSP)                                                                        Violet = Ships sunk & tonnage in WWII per http://www.rddesigns.com/ww2/ww2sinkings.html

ESS - Experimental Submarine                                                                                                Green = Boats not commissioned in US Navy

LPSS Amphibious Transport Submarine

SS - Gasoline & Diesel/Electric Submarine                                                             Notes:

SSA Cargo Submarine                                                                                                             Different sources for the same event list disparate dates. Being unable to

SSBN - Ballistic Missile Nuclear Submarine                                                                          resolve these discrepancies, one of the dates was randomly selected or both

SSG - Guided Missile Submarine

SSGN - Guided Missile Nuclear Submarine                                                                           dates are shown. [e.g., Squalus re-commissioning to Sailfish - the Navy Dept.

SSK - Hunter-Killer ASW Submarine                                                                                     shows 15MAY1940 at http://www.geocities.com/Baja/Dunes/4791/sailfsh2.html

SSM - Mine Laying Submarine                                                                                              and COMSUBPAC at http://www.csp.navy.mil/ under ‘Other Lost Boats” shows 14MAY1940,

SSN - Nuclear Fast Attack Submarine                                                                                    under “Sailfish (SS-192)”.

SSP - Transport Submarine                                                                                                    When two (or more) sources indicate matching dates for an event, and another source has a

SSR - Radar Picket Submarines                                                                                              conflicting date, the majority date rules, unless one of the sources is a Submariners Web page,

SST - Training or Target Submarine                                                                                       then the date from the Submariners Web page is usually used.

Early Submarines - SS

[Holland Class] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 1-18” forward Torpedo tube, 1-8.425” Pneumatic Dynamite Gun, Length=53’ 10” Beam=10’ 3” Surf=6k Subm=5.5k TD=100’, 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=63’ 10” Beam=11’ 11” TD=150’  Surf=8.5k Subm=7.2k, 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 explosion, 10DEC1910 – 1 Lost, renamed A3 17NOV1911, de-comm. 28JUN1912,

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. 08JUN1908, 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, stricken & sunk as target 16JAN1922 near Corregidor,  WWI Defensive 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) 17JUL1920, 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=105’ 4” Beam=13’ 11” TD=200’ Surf=11k Subm=9k, Crew: 1 Officer, 14 Enlisted

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

WWI Defensive Patrols off Panama    (1-S)

[B Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 2-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=82’ 5” Beam=12’ 6” TD=150’ Surf=9.2k Subm=8.2k, Crew: 1 Officer, 9 Enlisted

USS B-1 [ex Viper] (SS-10) - Comm. 18OCT1907, de-comm. 30NOV1909, 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) - Comm. 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 13APR1920   (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: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=134’ 10” Beam=13’ 9” TD=200’ Surf=13k Subm=9.5k, 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: 2-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=161’ Beam=16’ TD=200’ Surf=14k Subm=10.5k, 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: 2-18” forward Torpedo tube, Length=143’ Beam=15’ TD=200’ Surf=14k Subm=11k, 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) - renamed 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 17DEC1917, de-comm. 15MAR1922, stricken 17AUG1922,

sold for scrapping 17AUG1922   (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 Harbor, 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=158’ Beam=17’ 6”Surf=13k Subm=11k TD=200’, 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, sold for scrapping 19APR1922,

WWI Defensive Patrols off the Azores   (1-S)

USS E-2 [ex Sturgeon] (SS-25) - renamed E-2 17NOV1911, Comm. 14FEB1912, battery explosion in N.Y. Navy Yard, 15JAN1916 – 4 Lost, 18 survivors, de-comm. 13MAY1916 re-comm. 25MAR1918,

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 designated a target sub, flooded and sank in Two Three Channel, ¼ mile off Pleasure Beach, CT

30JUL1919 – 3 Lost, raised for scrapping 1962, WWI Defensive Patrols off Block Island, RI   (1-S)

[H Boats] Gasoline/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=150’ Beam=16’ TD=200’ Surf=14k Sugm=10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 23 Enlisted

USS H-1 [ex Seawolf]  (SS-28) - renamed H-1 17NOV1911, Comm. 01DEC1913, lost, on board fire, intentionally grounded off Santa Margarita Island 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) - renamed H-2 17NOV1911, Comm. 01DEC1913, rescued 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 ship,

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=153’ 7” Beam=16’ 8” TD=200’ Surf=14k Subm=10.5k, 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 Azores   (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=167’ Beam=17’ 6” TD=200’ Surf=14k Subm=10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 26 Enlisted

USS L-1 (SS-40) - Comm. 11APR1916, de-comm. 07APR1922, sold for 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=169’ Beam=16’ TD=200’ Surf=14k Subm=10.5k, 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-boats - 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=269’ Beam=22’ 6” TD=200’ Surf=20k Subm=10.5k, 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 - de-comm. 05DEC1922, stricken 19SEP1930,

sold for scrapping 20SEP1930   (1-S)

[N Boats] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-18” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=147’ Beam=16’ TD=200’ Surf=13k Subm=11k, 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 England   (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, stricken 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-comm. 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=172’ 4” Beam=18” TD=200’ Surf=14.5k Subm=10.5k, 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. 08JUN1918, 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 mile off Portsmouth, NH in 450 feet depth,

at 42 59 48N 20 20 27E on 20JUN1941 – 34 Lost, declared lost 20JUN1941, stricken 23OCT1941, WWI Defensive Patrols off East Coast   (1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

USS O-10 (SS-71) - Comm. 17AUG1918, de-comm. 25JUN1931, re-comm. 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, stricken 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)

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

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

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

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

[R Boats] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=186’ 2” Beam=18’ TD=200’ Surf=13.5k Subm=10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 27 Enlisted

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

stricken 10NOV1945, sold for scrapping 13MAR1946, WWII War Patrols, 1 Ship damaged - 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) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 10AUG1934, re-comm. 19AUG1940, de-comm. & transferred to British 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) 17JUL1920, 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, rammed 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 East 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-comm. 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) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 02MAY1931, re-comm. 14MAR1941, sighted U-boat - fired 4 fish - missed - 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   (1-S)

USS R-9 (SS-86) - Comm. 30JUL1919, designated (SS-86) 17JUL1920, de-comm.21MAY1931, re-comm. 14MAR1941, de-comm. 25SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, sold for scrapping FEB1946,

WWII Defensive Patrols off the East Coast   (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) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 05SEP1945, stricken 10NOV1945, sold for scrapping    (1-S)

USS R-12 (SS-89) - Comm. 23SEP1919, designated (SS-89) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 07DEC1932, re-comm. 16OCT1940, lost, in training exercise, flooded in the Forward Battery, possibly from a forward torpedo

tube and sank in 15 seconds to 600 feet at 24 24 30N 81 28 30W off Key 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. 24DEC1919, designated (SS-91) 17JUL1920, ran out of fuel searching for sea-going tug Connestoga southeast of Hawaii, 10MAY1921 - rigged sails of blankets & mattress covers and

arrived after 5 days under sail at Hilo, HI on 15MAY1921, 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) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 07MAY1931, re-comm. 01APR1941, de-comm. 17SEP1945, stricken 11OCT1945, 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, rammed in after battery by (SS-82), DEC1924, de-comm. 12MAY1931, re-comm. 01JUL1940, 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) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 15MAY1931, re-comm. 25MAR1941, de-comm. 09MAR1942 and transferred to Royal Navy as HMS P-512,

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-comm. 19SEP1945, stricken 10OCT1945, sold for scrapping 1946,

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

USS R-19 (SS-96) - Comm. 07OCT1918, designated (SS-96) 17JUL1920, 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) 17JUL1920, de-comm. 15MAY1931, re-comm. 22JAN1941, training boat during WWII, de-comm. 27SEP1945, stricken OCT1945, sold 13MAR1946,

WWII Defensive Patrols off New England   (1-S)

USS R-21 (SS-98) - Comm. 17JUN1919, designated (SS-98) 17JUL1920, 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) 17JUL1920, 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] 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=219’ 3” Beam=20’ 8” TD=200’ Surf=14.5k Subm=11k, 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,

transferred to U. K. as HMS P-522 20APR1942, stricken 25JUL1942, returned 16OCT1944, stripped & sold for scrapping 14SEP1945   (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   (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 - Never built

USS S-4 (SS-109) - Comm. 19NOV1919, lost, rammed by the USCG 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 induction 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 allowing escape, stricken 1921   (1-CSP, 1-P, 1-S)

USS S-6 (SS-111) - Comm. 17MAY1920, de-comm. 10APR1931, stricken & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937   (1-S)

USS S-7 (SS-112) - Comm. 01JUL1920, de-comm. 03APR1931, stricken & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937   (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, stricken & sold for scrapping 25JAN1937   (1-S)

USS S-10 (SS-115) - Comm. 21SEP1922, de-comm. 17JUL1936, stricken & sold for scrapping 13NOV1936   (1-S)

USS S-11 (SS-116) [S-11 Type] - Comm. 11JAN1923, de-comm. 30SEP1936, re-comm. 4NOV1940, de-comm. 02MAY1945, stricken & 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. & stricken 18MAY1945, stricken & sold for scrapping 28OCT1945, WWII Defensive Patrols   (1-S)

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

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   (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,

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,

WWII Defensive Patrols.   (1-S)

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

USS S-19 (SS-124) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 24AUG1921, de-comm. 08MAR1922 returned to contractor, re-comm. 06JAN1923, grounding in storm & rescue off Chatham, MA, 13JAN1925, pulled free by Navy Tugs

and Coast Guard Cutters 15JAN1925, de-comm. 10FEB1934, stricken 12DEC1938, towed 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 23MAR1945, WWII Defensive Patrols   (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 Star   (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 sunk 3 miles off Portland Bill, England 25AUG1947

WWII Defensive Patrols off Panama till MAY 1942   (1-S)

USS S-25 (SS-130) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 09JUL1923, de-comm. 04NOV1941 & transferred to U.K. as HMS P-551, then transferred to Polish exile Navy as Jastrzab,

Jastrzab lost, mistakenly 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 torpedo room by USS PC-460 in Gulf of Panama 14 miles west of San Jose Light and sank within seconds to

300 feet depth, 24JAN1942 – 46 Lost, 3 survivors, not salvaged, 1 War Patrol   (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

1 War  Patrol   (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 Star, 1 Ship - 1,368 tons   (1-S, 1-P, 1-AS)

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,

WWII Defensive Patrols DEC1940 to MAR1942   (1-S)

USS S-30 (SS-135) [S-1 Type] - Comm. 29OCT1920, in reserve MAY1939, re-comm. 01SEP1940, de-comm. 09OCT1945, stricken 24OCT1945, sold for 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 01NOV1945, 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 1946,

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-comm. 01DEC1937, re-comm. 16OCT1940, de-comm. 23OCT1945,

stricken 01NOV1945, sold for scrapping 1946, 2 Defensive Patrols, 9 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 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 Patrols 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 Patrols, 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 Strait, Indonesia, near Makassar City 20JAN1942 - scuttled on 21JAN1942 to prevent capture - 0 Lost,

2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - ~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 Stars, 3 Ships - 6,308 tons   (1-S, 1-P)

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

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

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

3 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 11,500 tons   (1-CSP, 1-S, 1-AS)

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

USS S-41 (SS-146) - Comm. 15JAN1924, de-comm. 29OCT1945, stricken 14NOV1945, sold NOV1946, sold for scrapping JUL1947, 4? War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 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, stricken 26FEB1931, sold for scrapping 14SEP1931   (1-S)

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

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

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

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

USS H-9 (SS-152) - Comm. 25NOV1918, de-comm. 03NOV1922, stricken 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 Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 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 Stars, 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 Patrol, 4 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 14,200 tons   (1-S)

USS S-48 (SS-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 Harbor 29JAN1925 – 0 lost, freed from rocks 08FEB1925, de-comm. 07JUL1925,

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

sold for scrapping 22JAN1946   (1-S, 1-P)

USS S-49 (SS-160) - Comm. 05JUN1922, battery explosion 20APR1926  - 4 Lost, resumed operations JAN1927, de-comm. 02AUG1927, 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, stricken 31MAR1931, sold for scrapping 1931   (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: 4-21’ forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 or 5”/50 Gun, Length=341’ 6” Beam=27’ 6” TD=200’ Surf=18.7k Subm=9k, 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 spread 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 12MAR1945, 4 War Patrols  (1-S, 1-P)

USS BONITA [ex V-3] (SS-165) [Barracuda Class] - Comm. 22MAY1926, renamed Bonita 9MAR1931, de-comm. 04JUN1937, re-comm. 05SEP1940, de-comm. 03MAR1945, stricken 10MAR1945,

sold 28OCT1945  (1-S)

[Argonaut Class] Diesel/Electric, 4-21” forward Torpedo tubes, 2-6”/53 Guns, Length=381’ Beam=33’ 6” TD=300’ Surf=15k Subm=8k, Crew: 8 Officers, 80 Enlisted.

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

lost, Japanese surface craft off Rabaul at 05 40S  152 02E, 10JAN1943 - 105 Lost, 3 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 1 Ship -1,200 tons  (1-S)

[Narwhal Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward, 2-21” aft & 4-21” topside Torpedo tubes, 2-6”/53 Guns, Length=371’ Beam=33’ 3” TD=300’ Surf=17.4k Subm=8k, Crew: 8 Officers, 80 Enlisted.

USS NARWHAL [ex V-5] (SS-167) - Comm. 15MAY1930, renamed Narwhal 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 tubes, 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. 01JUL1930, 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 Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament – 4-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-4”/50 Gun, Length=319’ Beam=27’ 6” TD=250’ Surf=17k Subm=8k, Crew: 7 Officers, 56 Enlisted

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

3 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars  (1-S)

[Cachalot Class] Diesel/Elecric, , Armament – 4-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=274’ Beam=24’ 8” TD=250’ Surf=17k Subm=8k, 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, stricken 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, 3 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 3 Ships damaged 3rd Patrol  (1-S)

[Porpoise Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 4-21” forward, 2-21” aft & 2-21” topside Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=301’ Beam=25’ TD=250’ Surf=18k Subm=8k, 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 Stars, 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 Stars, 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=298’ Beam=25’ TD=250’ Surf=18k Subm 8k, Crew: 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 07MAR1942, stricken 24JUN1942,

2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star   (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 backed off on high tide 23/24FEB1942,

de-comm. 15NOV1945, stricken 05SEP1956, sank under  tow for scrapping - south east of Cape Hatteras, NC 26AUG1957,

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

[Perch Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament – 4-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=301’ Beam=25’ TD=250’ Surf=18.8k Subm=8k, Crew: 5 Officers, 45 Enlisted

USS PERCH [ex P5] (SS-176) - Comm. 19NOV1936, lost, Japanese surface craft forced scuttling, near northwest Soerabia, Java 3MAR1942 – 60 POWs, 8 POWs Lost, stricken 24JUN1942,

2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, [per SUBNET:  1 Freighter - 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 28JUN1958, 14 War Patrols, 10 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 5,741 tons   (1-S)

USS PLUNGER [ex P8] (SS-179) [Perch Class] - Comm. 19NOV1936, de-comm. 15NOV1945, training boat in Brooklyn, NY MAY1945 thruMAY 1952 & Jacksonville, Fl thru 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 12JAN1944,

7 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 21,443 tons [per WWII Sub Vets: 10 Ships - 42,000 tons]   (1-S, 1-CSP)

[Salmon Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament – 4-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=308’ Beam=26’ TD=250’ Surf=21k Subm=8.75k, 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 Patrols, 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, stricken 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. 15NOV1945, stricken 30MAR1948, scrapped 18MAY1948, 11 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 8,145 tons   (1-S)

USS STINGRAY [ex S5] (SS-186) [Salmon Class] - Comm. 15MAR1938, de-comm. 17OCT1945, 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. 15NOV1945, stricken 30MAR1948, scrapped 12JUN1948, 11 War Patrols, 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=310’ 6’ Beam=27’ TD=250’ Surf=20k Subm=9k, 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 Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 7 Ships - 39,714 tons   (1-S)

USS SPEARFISH [ex S9] (SS-190) [Sargo Class] - Comm. 19JUL1939, de-comm. 22JUN1946, stricken 19JUL1946, scrapped 14MAY1947, 12 War Patrols, 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 attack, then scuttled north of Groluk Island near Truk, 19NOV1943 – 40 Lost with boat,

41 POW’s, 21 POW survivors, [21 Sculpin survivors were on the Japanese carrier 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) [Sargo 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 “Rescue 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, stricken 30APR1948, scrapped 18JUN1948,

12 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, PUC for 10th Patrol, 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,

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

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

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

de-comm. 29OCT1946, stricken 30MAR1948, scrapped 02JUL1948, 12 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, 10 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 aircraft 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 Patrol, 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] Diesel/Electric, Armament  - 6-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=307’ Beam=27’ TD=250’ Surf=20.4k Subm=8.75k, 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 shared kill on Japanese aircraft with (SS-167) and a nearby DD 07DEC1941, 5” Gun refit FEB1943, during topside repairs a

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 Battle Stars, NUC for 13th Patrol, 17 Ships - 66,172 tons   (1-S)

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

6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 2 NUCs for 5th & 6th Patrols (issued 1997 & 1998), 11 Ships - 31,788 tons [per SUBNET:  16 Ships - 64,600 tons]   (1-N, 1-S)

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, 3rd & 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 & structural studies, de-comm. 11DEC1946,

intentionally sunk off the west coast24SEP1948, stricken 21OCT1948, 13 War Patrols, 7 Battle 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=239’ Beam=27’ TD=250’ Surf=16k Subm=8k, 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 & 4-21” stern Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Guns, Length=307’ Beam=27’ TD=250’ Surf=20k Subm=8.75k, 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 Cleveland, 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 Stars, 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 Lost, declared lost 30SEP1943,

8 War Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 20,575 tons  [per SUBNET: 16 Ships - 61,400 tons]   (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. 21APR1941, 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/Electric, 6-21” forward & 4-21” stern Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=307’ Beam=27’ TD=300’ Surf=20k Subm=8.75k, Crew: 6 Officers, 54 Enlisted

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

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

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

12 War Patrols, 10 Battle Stars, PUC for first three Patrols, 15 Ships - 59,234 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 02DEC1968, 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 South 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 – 70 Lost, declared lost 16AUG1942, stricken 02NOV1942,

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 Patrols, 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,

10 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, 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 launcher 1945 & used the 5” rockets on 12th Patrol 22JUN1945, in reserve 09MAR1946, de-comm. 12FEB1947 in reserve,

re-comm. 03DEC1951, de-comm. 05FEB1954, Guppy 1B & re-comm. on 03AUG1954, de-comm. 13DEC1954 & loaned to Italy, stricken 15OCT1972,

12  War Patrols,  8 Battle 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-comm. 05MAY1949 as training boat in St. Petersburg, FL, de-comm. 19MAY1954, stricken 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 01JUN1959, 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 ships 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 tons]  (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 free (O-19) from reef & scuttled her on 10JUL1945,

de-comm. 22JUN1946 in reserve, re-comm. 1951, de-comm. 1954, served as a training boat in Cleveland, OH from 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 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 18,159 tons   (1-S)

USS CORVINA (SS-226) [Gato Class] - Comm. 06AUG1943, lost, Japanese submarine at 151 10E 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 & 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 18MAR1947 became training boat at Washington, DC until stricken 30JUN1968, transferred to USS Alabama Commission for use as

a memorial 16APR1969, 13 War Patrols, 12 Battle Stars, 15 Ships - 80,580 tons.   Museum boat in Mobile, AL since 04JUL1969   (1-S)

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

12 War Patrols, 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 reserve, in service AUG1948 started reserve training boat duties, de-comm. 01JAN1960, stricken & scrapped 23AUG1960,

13 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, PUC for 2nd, 5th, 6th & 7th Patrols, 8 Ships - 33,585 tons   (1-S)

USS HALIBUT (SS-232) [Gato Class] - Comm. 10APR1942, de-comm. 18JUL1945, stricken 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 battery, 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 reserve, 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, declared lost 01MAY1945,

12 War Patrols, 11 Battle Stars, PUC for 5th, 6th & 7th Patrols, 18 Ships - 86,552 tons [per SUBNET 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 Patrol, 20 Ships - 60,038 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] - Comm. 01JUN1942, de-comm. 01JUN1946, 15JAN1947 in reserve at New London, CT, stricken 01MAR1960,

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. 01APR1967, to TXSS 30JUN1971,

stricken 15DEC1971, sold 01FEB1974, 7 War Patrols, 6 Battle 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,

6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 19,269 tons   (1-AS, 1-S)

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

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

and re-scuttled, 6 War Patrols, 4 Battle 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 28JUN1969, sunk as target by (SSN-590) off southern California 7NOV1969,

6 War Patrols, 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 Patrol, 4 Ships - 34,180 tons.  Museum boat in Galveston, TX   (1, 1-NH, 1-S, 1-AS)

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 Battle 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 Patrols, 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. 31JAN1955, and transferred to Italy as Leonardo Da Vinci (SS-510), stricken 15OCT1972, 7 War Patrols, 7 Battle 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, stricken 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)

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

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 Battle Stars, 2 Ships - 3,881 tons   (1-S)

USS GABILAN (SS-252) [Gato Class] - Comm. 28DEC1943, de-comm. 23FEB1946, scrapped 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, stricken 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 Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, de-comm. 16FEB1946 in reserve, stricken 01AUG1958, scrapped 03MAY1959,

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

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

9 War Patrols, 7 Battle Stars, 7 Ships - 37,932 tons   (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 Patrols, 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 &

stricken 31DEC1975 and sold to Greece, 7 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, NUC for 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Patrols, 11 Ships - 53,443 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,

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-15), sunk at pierside MAR1968,

stricken 30JUN1968,  8 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 18,798 tons    (1-S)

USS PARGO (SS-264) [Gato Class] - Comm. 26APR1943, de-comm. 12JUN1946 in reserve, stricken 01JUN1960, sold 17JAN1961, 8 War Patrols, 8 Battle 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 Patrols, 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 Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, 16 Ships - 62,633 tons   (1-S)

USS POMPON (SSR-267) [Gato Class] - Comm. 17MAR1943, de-comm. 11MAY1946 in reserve, 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 Patrols, 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 Patrols, 6 Battle Stars, 13 Ships - 44,178 tons   (1-S)

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

stricken 01APR1960, scrapped 18DEC1960  8 War Patrols, 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,

de-comm. 15MAY1967, training boat at Baltimore, MD until stricken 01JUL1970, 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 POWs, stricken 16SEP1944,

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-comm. & stricken 13SEP1969, scrapped 17AUG1972  6 War Patrols, 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,

stricken 30OCT1943, 3 War Patrols, 1 Battle 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 reserve, 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 ~16NOV1944 – 83 Lost, presumed lost 21DEC1944, stricken 28APR1945,

8 War Patrols, 7 Battle 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 Lost, 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 Hainan Island within 100 miles east of 18 40N 111 39E on ~ 08APR1945 – 84 Lost, 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 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 22,159 tons (1-S)

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

11 War Patrols, 9 Battle Stars, NUC, 16 Ships - 59,815 tons [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 & 5th Patrols, 6 Ships - 26,837 tons, 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, 5th & 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 north of Palau Islands, 26MAR1944 – 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 Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-4”/50 Gun, Length=311’ 7” Beam=27’ 3” TD=400’ Surf=20.25k Subm=8.75k, 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 Battle 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 reserve, re-comm. 27JUL1951, de-comm. 22MAY1954 in reserve, in service, in reserve 10JUN1960, stricken 01DEC1971,

transferred to Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association < 1981, 9 War Patrols, 8 Battle Stars, PUC for 2nd Patrol, NUC for 6th 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, stricken 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 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 3,127 tons [per SUBNET: 2 Ships - 7,400 tons]   (1-AS, 1-S)

USS CISCO (SS-290) [Balao Class] - Comm. 10MAY1943, lost, probable Japanese aircraft & surface craft at 9 47N 121 44E, 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-comm. 06SEP1951, de-comm. 19AUG1955, re-comm. 11APR1957, de-comm. 09MAR1960, re-comm. as AGSS 01APR1960,

final de-comm. 09MAR1962, stricken 15APR1968, scrapped 17MAR1971, 7 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, NUC for 1st four Patrols, 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 Battle Stars   (1-S)

USS DRAGONET(SS-293) [Balao Class] - Comm. 06MAR1944, de-comm. 16APR1946, stricken 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. 20MAR1946, 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,

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-comm. 31JAN1951, de-comm. 15DEC1953, training boat at Providence, RI until de-comm. & 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,

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 18JUN1970, 1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star   (1-S)

USS RONCADOR (SS/AGSS-301) [Balao Class] - Comm. 27MAR1945, de-comm. 07AUG1946 , in reserve FEB1960,  to AGSS DEC1962, stricken 01DEC1971,

Conning Tower Barrel in Navy Museum, Washington, DC    (1-S)

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

sunk as target in SubSinkEx off San Diego FEB1973, WWIIVicM, AmerCpnM, KorSvcM, UNKorM, KorWarM, ChinaSvcM 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 1951, 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,

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 Harbor, inspected & de-comm. 11DEC1946,

stricken 1946, destroyed off CA coast 05OCT1948, stricken 21OCT1948, 7 War Patrols, 8 Battle 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 Formosa Strait to 180 feet depth, in vicinity of Turnabout Island 25OCT1944 - 80 Lost,

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-comm. 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, Stricken 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 AGSS 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 Patrol, 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 Patrol, CSP/UC for 10MAY1960 to 07FEB1967, 2 Ships - 59,800 tons (including Japanese Aircraft Carrier Shinano)

[per Boats Web site: 2 Ships - 72,800 tons - the Shinano was 72,000 tons - the largest 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 27JAN1949 with Migrane I conversion,

de-comm. 17DEC1956, converted back to SS, re-comm. 11MAY1961, de-comm. & loaned to Canada as HMCS Grisle (SS-71) on 11MAY1961,

returned 02OCT1969, sunk as target in 1,600 feet off San Clemente, CA 19NOV1969, 6 War Patrols, 5Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 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. 31MAR1960,

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

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 destroyer 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 Ships - 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-comm. 16FEB1946, re-comm. as SSP 02NOV1948, to ASSP 30JAN1950, to APSS 24OCT1956,

de-comm. 30JUN1960, re-comm. 20OCT1961, to LPSS JAN1969, final de-comm. 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 reserve 25APR1946, to SSA 31MAR1948, re-comm. 26JUL1948,

with (SSG-282) first Nuclear Deterrent Patrol Subs, de-comm. 30JUN1950, re-comm. as SSG 28OCT1955, de-comm. 30JUN1964, stricken 01JUL1964,

sunk as target by (SS-351) off Pearl Harbor 07OCT1964, 2 War Patrols, 2 Battle 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-comm. 07NOV1969, stricken 15AUG1973, transferred to Olympia Association for memorial 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 during 2nd Patrol, 13 Ships - 85,032 tons [per SUBNET: 3 Ships - 15,450 tons]   (1-S)

USS BESUGO (SS-321) [Balao Class] - Comm. 19JUN1944, de-comm. 21MAR1958, re-comm. 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 Snorkel 23APR1961, Guppy 1A in 1952, de-comm., stricken and sold to Turkey 20JUN1972, 4 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars   (1-S)

USS BLENNY (SS-324) [Balao Class] - Comm. 27JUL1944, 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 [per 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.  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 Stars, 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, stricken & transfer to Turkey at Izmar, Turkey & renamed  “TCG Sakaria” on 23MAY1948, 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)

USS CHUB [ex Bonaci] (SS-329) [Balao Class] - Comm. 21OCT1944, Japanese bomb damage while diving, 12APR1945, de-comm. 23MAY1948, 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 Turkey 23MAY1948, stricken 25MAY1948, 3 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 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 Battle 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 – 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, stricken 20DEC1950, sold to Turkey 16SEP1960, 2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 7 Ships - 2,527 tons    (1-S)

USS CABEZON (SS-334) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30DEC1944, Korean War patrols, de-comm. 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 Patrol, 1 Battle Star  [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 Patrol Boat - 100 tons    (1-S)

USS CARBONERO (SS/SSG-337) [Balao Class] - Comm. 07FEB1945, to SSG in 1949, fitted to launch missiles MAY1949, Fleet Snorkel in 1951, to SS 1962, de-comm. & 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-comm. 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,  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, Deep Dive on 07OCT1969 - lost AC Power 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 degree up angle – 0 Lost, de-comm. 15SEP1969, training boat at New Orleans, LA to 30JUN1971

& 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 boat in Charleston, SC    (1, 1-S)

USS COBBLER (SS-344) [Balao Class] - Comm. 08AUG1945, Guppy II in 17AUG1949, Guppy 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 storm in Norwegian Sea off Norway, 26AUG1949 – 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 29JUL1944

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 14JUN1944 – 82 Lost, presumed lost 26JUL1944, 2 War Patrols   (1-S)

USS GUAVINA (SS/AGSS/AOSS-362) [Balao Class] - Comm. 23DEC1943, de-comm. 06DEC1945, 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 Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, 6 Ships - 24,366 tons    (1-S)

USS GUITARO (SS-363) [Balao Class] - Comm. 26JAN1944, de-comm. 09FEB1946, re-comm. 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 Battle Stars, NUC for 1st three Patrols, 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 -

renamed Cerbe (S-341) on  07AUG1954, returned - stricken & sold to Turkey 01JAN1972, 7 War Patrols, 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-comm. 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-comm. 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 tons]   (1, 1-S)

USS ICEFISH (SS-367) [Balao Class] - Comm. 10JUN1944, de-comm. 30SEP1946, re-comm. 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-comm. Guppy IIA on 04DEC1953, de-comm., stricken & sold to Spain 01JUN1974,

4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 5,795 tons    (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 Ships - 12,000 tons]   (1-S)

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)

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

(wreck found 100 miles off the east coast of Thailand JUN2006.)  1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star, 2 Ships - 1,845 tons    (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 - renamed Evangelista Toricella (S-512) on 09JAN1960,

stricken 01JUL1976, returned 15JUL1978, sold to Italy 15JUL1979, 2 War Patrols, 1 Battle Star, 1 Ship - 100 tons    (1-S)

USS LOGGERHEAD (SS/AGSS-374) [Balao Class] - Comm. 09FEB1945, de-comm. 16JUN1946 in reserve, to AGSS DEC1962, training boat Portland, OR until stricken 30JUN1967, scrapped 1979,

2 War Patrols   (1-S)

USS MACABI (SS-375) [Balao Class] - Comm. 29MAR1945, de-comm. 16JUN1946, re-comm. 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) [Balao Class] - Comm. 30APR1945, de-comm. 16MAR1946 in reserve, Fleet Snorkel in 1960, loaned to Turkey - renamed Piri Reis (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-comm. 07AUG1951, de-comm. 13AUG1952, re-comm. Guppy IIA on 06MAR1953, Northern Sail 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 Brazil on 01SEP1972, 5 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars, PUC for 1st Patrol, 15 Ships - 57,387 tons   (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-33) on 01OCT1972,

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 20DEC1971,

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 undamaged & decontaminated, de-comm. 10DEC1946 in reserve,

to AGSS 01DEC1962, stricken 08NOV1969, scrapped 18JUN1970, 6 War Patrols, 5 Battle Stars,  PUC for 1st & 2nd Patrols,  8 Ships - 31,696 tons

(1) Conning Tower 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 renamed Cosme Garcia (S-34),

returned - 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 tons    (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-comm. 18MAY1963, de-comm. & sold to Brazil - renamed Bahia 07SEP1963, stricken 01APR1973,

retired from Brazilian Navy 1973 & became a museum boat in Santos, 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,

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 & 2nd Patrols, 8 Ships - 40,767 tons    (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 Battle 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 Battle Stars, 5 Ships - 42,615 tons   (1-S)

USS RONQUIL (SS-396) [Balao Class] - Comm. 22APR1944, de-comm. 01MAY1952, re-comm. 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 Greece - renamed Triaina (S-68) 26FEB1965,

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, stricken & sunk as target by

USS Salmon (SS-572) 08AUG1970, 5 War Patrols, 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 during Surrender Ceremony 02SEP1945, to AGSS 30SEP1949, to SS & Fleet Snorkel 26JUN1952,

de-comm. & stricken 02DEC1968, scrapped 18MAY1973, 4 War Patrols, 3 Battle Stars    (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 01JUL1960,

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

NavOccSvcM      (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,

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-comm. 15OCT1952, re-comm. as Guppy IIA 05JUN1953, Northern Sail 1966,

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

4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, [per Boats Web site: 2 Ships - 8,000 tons]  ? Battle Stars for Korean service, 4 Campaign Stars for Vietnam service    (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-comm. 06APR1970,

stricken 15AUG1973, sold to Peru - renamed Pacocha (S-48) 01JUL1974, 4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, NUC for 09OCT-11DEC1944, 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 AGSS in 1962, de-comm. 02APR1963, first Sub to record 10,000 dives, stricken 01MAY1963,

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 1951, to AGSS 30JUN1969, de-comm. & stricken 15NOV1969, scrapped 3JUN1971,

3 War Patrols, 5 Battle 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 Battle Stars   (1-S)

USS SEA ROBIN (SS-407) [Balao Class] - Comm. 07AUG1944, first Sub to “Round 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 JUN1971, 3 War Patrols, 4 Battle 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

Suez Canal  late 1959, part of Cuban Missile Crisis blockade of Cuba OCT1962, high sail conversion 1971, de-comm. & loaned to Turkey - renamed

Birinci Inonu (S-386) 18AUG1972, stricken 01AUG1973, returned - sold to Turkey 15AUG1973, 3 War Patrols, 3 Battle 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-comm. 27JUN1946 in reserve, to AGSS 11JUN1962, stricken 30JUN1967, sunk as target by DD-785 & DD-870

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-comm. 1975,

stricken & sold to Chile - renamed  Simpson 01AUG1975, stricken 01AUG1975, 4 War Patrols, 4 Battle Stars, 1 Ship - 3,005 tons   (1-S)

USS SPRINGER (SS-414) [Balao Class] - Comm. 18OCT1944, de-comm. 26JUN1946, re-comm. 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 Battle Stars, 4 Ships - 3,940 tons    (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 tow - 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 31DEC1959, grounding on Frederick Reef , 02NOV1966, salvaged, de-comm. & stricken  01JUL1975,

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

[Tench Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6-21” forward & 4-21” aft Torpedo tubes, 1-3”/50 Gun, Length=311’ 8” Beam=27’ 2” TD=400’ Surf=20.25k Subm=8.75k, 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    (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 01AUG1973, 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 AGSS 01DEC1963, de-comm. & stricken 27JUN1975,

last of the WWII Fleet Submarines, sunk as target 25OCT1976, 2 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars    (1-NH, 1-S)

USS TIRANTE (SS-420) [Tench Class] - Comm. 06NOV1944, de-comm. 20JUL1946, re-comm. as Guppy II 26NOV1952, Guppy IIA 1953, de-comm. & stricken 01OCT1973,

scrapped 11APR1974,  2 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, PUC, 8 Ships - 15,886 tons    (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 Cerbe (S-340) 01JUN1972, 2 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars [per SUBNET:  1 Freighter, 9 Schooners, 1 Tug Boat]    (1-S)

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 WWII, Fleet Snorkel in 1952, to AGSS in 1968, de-comm. 04MAR1968 in reserve, stricken 15DEC1971,

turned over to the state of Maryland for a museum 26SEP1972.   2 War Patrols, 2 Battle Stars, 3 Ships - 2,473 tons, Museum boat in Baltimore, MD

WWIIVicM, AmerCpnM for 1944-1945, ChinaSvcM for SEP1945, NavOccSvcM 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 Trembler] (SS-424) [Tench Class] - Comm. 29DEC1944, de-comm. APR1952, re-comm. as Guppy IIA 27DEC1953, de-comm. 23MAR1973, stricken & sold for scrapping 21MAR1974,

1 War Patrol, 1 Battle Star    (1-S)

USS TRUMPETFISH (SS-425) [Tench Class] - Comm. 29JAN1946, Guppy II in 1947, Guppy III in 1961, Cuban Missile crisis participant OCT1962, de-comm. & stricken 15OCT1973,

turned over to Brazil - renamed Goiaz (S-15) and 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,

lost 6 men in rescue of Cochino crew (SS-345) on 25AUG1949, de-comm., stricken & sold to Taiwan - renamed Hai Pao (S-92) then (SS-794) then (SS-792) 18OCT1973   (1, 1-S)

USS TURBOT (SS-427) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 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 cancelled 29JUL1944

USS WHITEFISH (SS-432) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS WHITING (SS-433) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 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 Snorkel 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 Patrols, 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-comm. 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) 04DEC1973,

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.   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, scrapped 13JUN1972    (1, 1-S)

USS REQUIN (SS/SSR-481) [Tench Class] - Comm. 28APR1945, to SSR (Migrane II refit) JAN1948, to SS with Fleet Snorkel & Northern Sail 15AUG1959, to AGSS 29JUN68, de-comm. 03DEC1968,

stricken JUN1971, turned over to the 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 27MAR1973, OOC & scrapped 1998    (1-S)

USS ODAX (SS-484) [Tench Class] - Comm. 11JUL1945, Guppy 1 AUG1947, Guppy II 1951, (First GUPPY Sub), de-comm, stricken & sold to Brazil 08JUL1972    (1-S)

USS SIRAGO (SS-485) [Tench Class] - Comm. 13AUG1945, Guppy II 25JUL1949, Northern 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, explosion while charging batteries in San Francisco Navy Yard, 21FEB1955 - 5 lost,

de-comm. 01APR1955, re-comm. 02JUL1955, de-comm. & stricken 01AUG1970, sold 26JAN1972    (1-S, 1-P)

USS REMORA (SS-487) [Tench Class] - Comm. 03JAN1946, Guppy II in 1947, Guppy III 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  & sold to Italy 05DEC1977, 3 Campaign Stars for Vietnam service    (1-S)

USS PONPANO (SS-491) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

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 cancelled

SS-495 to SS-515 Not Comm., Contract cancelled.

USS WAHOO (SS-516) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

SS-517 to SS-521 - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS AMBERJACK (SS-522) [Tench Class] - Comm. 04MAR1946, Guppy II JAN1948, de-comm., 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 & sold to Italy - renamed Primo Longobardo (S-501)

05DEC1977    (1-S)

USS GRENADIER (SS-525) [Tench Class] - Comm. as Guppy II 10FEB1951, Cuban Missile crisis participant OCT1962, de-comm., stricken & sold to Venezuela 15MAY1973    (1, 1-S)

USS DORADO (SS-526) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled 29JUL1944

USS COMBER (SS-527) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS SEA PANTHER (SS-528) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

USS TIBORON (SS-529) [Tench Class] - Not Comm., Contract cancelled

SS-530 to SS-550 Not Comm., Contract cancelled

[SSK Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament:: 4-MK 47 Torpedo tubes, Length=196’ 1” Beam=24’ 7” TD=400’ Surf=13k Subm=6k, 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 Class] - Comm. as K-3 (SSK-3) 11JAN1952, renamed Bonita 15DEC1955, de-comm. 07NOV1958, 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 Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: None, Length=152’ Beam=19’ 3” TD=1500+’ Surf=7.5k Subm=10k, 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)

SS-556 to SS-562 Hull numbers unused

[Tang Class] Turbine/Diesel, Armament: 6-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, Length=267’ 10” Beam=27’ 3” TD=700’ Surf=15.5k Subm=18.3k, 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 Piri Reis (S-343) 16AUG1987, 4 Battle Stars for Vietnam service    (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 Piomarta (S-515) 10JUL1973 de-comm. 28FEB1986   (1, 1-S)

USS WAHOO (SS-565) [Tang Class] - Comm. 30MAY1952, radical modifications JUN1968, 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 1992, sold to Naval Undersea Warfare Center 1992,

used as target vessel for US Naval aircraft off Key West, FL    (1-N, 1-S)

USS GUDGEON (SS/SSAG-567) [Tang Class] - Comm. 21NOV1952, first US Sub to circumnavigate globe from 26AUG1957 to 21FEB1958, de-comm. 31JAN1983, stricken 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    (1-S)

[Albacore Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: None, Length=203’ 11”’ Beam=27’ 4” TD=600’ Surf=15k Subm=30+k,Crew: 5 Officers, 50 Enlisted

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=131’ 3” Beam=13’ 7” TD=225’ Surf=10k Subm=10.5k, Crew: 2 Officers, 12 Enlisted

USS MACKEREL [ex T1] Renamed (SST-1) [SST Class] - Comm. as T-1 (SST-1) 09OCT1953, 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

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=350’ 6” Beam=29’ 2” TD=400’ Surf=20.5k Subm=10k, Crew: 10 Officers, 85 Enlisted

USS SAILFISH (SSR/SS-572) - Comm. 14APR1956, first boat built expressly for radar 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 built expressly for  radar picket service, 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” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, Length 334’ Beam=30’ TD=700’ Surf=12k Subm=7.5k, 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, 27AUG1963 - 1 lost,

to LPSS and lengthened 12’ to 334’ on 30AUG1968, de-comm.15JAN1984, stricken 16JAN1984, scuttled as target in South China Sea 13APR1986, 9 Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-S)

[Darter Class] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6-21” forward & 2-21” aft Torpedo tubes, Length=268’ 8” Beam=27’ 3” TD=700’ Surf=15.5k Subm=16k, 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  (1, 1-S)

[Barbel Class aka the B-Girls] Diesel/Electric, Armament: 6- 21” forward Torpedo tubes, Length=219’ Beam=29’ TD=700’ Surf=14k Subm=18.5k, Crew: 8 Officers, 69 Enlisted

USS BARBEL (SS-580)  - Comm. 17JAN1959, SUBSAFE mod 1964, flooding casualty 01MAY1989 – 2 lost, de-comm. 04DEC1989, stricken 04MAR1992, 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 24APR1988 - 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)

Nuclear Submarines – SSN/SSBN

[Nautilus Class] S1C Reactor, Armament: 6-21” MK 59 forward Torpedo tubes, Length=323’ 9” Beam=27’ 9” TD=700’ Surf=22k Subm=25k, 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-comm. & stricken 30MAR1980, designated a National Historical Landmark 20MAY1982, towed to Groton for museum 06JUL1985.  Museum boat in Groton, CT since 20APR1986  (1-D, 1-S)

[Seawolf Class] Sodium cooled Reactor, Armament::  6-21” bow Torpedo tubes, Length=337’ 6” Beam=27’ 9” TD=700’ Surf=9k Subm=20+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 and towed to New London, CT, de-comm. 30MAR1987, stricken 10JUL1987, recycled 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=267’ 8” Beam=25’ TD=800’ Surf=15.5k Subm=18k, Crew: 8 Officers, 76 Enlisted.

USS Skate (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 31AUG1967, de-comm. 02JUN1989, stricken 17JAN1990, recycled 11SEP1995,

NUC - for Special Ops 1963, 1964 & 1965.   (1, 1-S)

USS Sargo (SSN-583) [Skate Class] - Comm. 01OCT1958, oxygen line explosion in stern room while dockside causing “low-order” detonation of  2 Mk 37 torpedo warheads in Pearl Harbor, HI

14JUN1960 - 1 Lost, submerged with hatch open to extinguish fire, de-comm. 26FEB1988, stricken 21APR1988, recycled 05APR1995,

NUC - for Special Ops 1963, 1964 & 1965   (1-P, 1-S)

USS Seadragon (SSN-584) [Skate Class] - Comm. 05DEC1959, first NW Passage on 21AUG1960, at 90 North 25AUG1960 & earns NUC, rendezvous 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 18SEP1995,

MUC    (1, 1-D, 1-S)

[Skipjack Class] S5W Reactor, Armament:  6-21” MK 59 Torpedo tubes, Length=251’ 9” Beam=31’ 9” TD=700’ Surf=15k Subm=29k, Crew: 9 Officers, 76 Enlisted.

USS Skipjack (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  forward Torpedo tubes, 2-21” stern Torpedo tubes, Length=447’ 6” Beam=36’ 10” TD=700’ Surf=30k Subm=U/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-comm. 03MAY1969, stricken 30APR1986, at Bremerton, WA, NUC  for Special Ops. 1967.   (1, 1-D, 1-S)

[Halibut Class] water cooled Reactor, Armament: 6-21” MK 59 Torpedo tubes, 1-Regulus missiles, Length=350’ Beam=29’ 6” TD=700’ Surf=15k Subm=14k, Crew: 12 Officers, 99 Enlisted.

USS Halibut (SSGN/SSN-587) - Comm. 04JAN1960, first Nuke 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. 05JUN1961, SUBSAFE refit JUN1966, rescued 1 survivor from floundering and abandoned Philippine Freighter Balsa 24 in 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 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 Azores in 10,000 feet depth while returning from the Mediterranean, 22MAY1968 - 99 Lost,

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 Sculpin (SSN-590) [Skipjack Class] - Comm. 01JUN1961, de-comm. & stricken 03AUG1990, recycled 23MAR1999, 2 NUCs, MUC   (1, 1-S)

USS Shark (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 Snook (SSN-592) [Skipjack Class] - Comm. 24OCT1961, de-comm. 08OCT1986, & stricken 14NOV1986, recycled 30JUN1997, NUC for Spring 1965, MUC 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=278.5’, Beam=31.7’, TD=700’, Surf=15k Subm=28k, Crew: 9 Officers, 76 Enlisted.

USS Thresher (SSN-593)  - 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 MK 60 mines or Harpoon missiles, (after refit),

MK 2 torpedo decoys. Length=278.5’ standard (292.2’ for Flasher, Greenling & Gato - 295.7’ for Flasher), Beam=31.7’, TD=1300’, Surf=20k Subm=30k, Crew: 13 Officers, 114 Enlisted

USS Permit (SSN-594) - Comm. 29MAY1962, first Sub to fire Harpoon missile 20NOV1974, used to film “Hunt for Red October” APR1990, de-comm. 18JUL1991, stricken 23JUL1991,

recycled 20MAY1993.   NUC JUL1966, 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 MPH winds JUL1972 with (SSN-662),

first successful launch of a Tomahawk missile from a submerged Sub FEB1978, deactivated 10MAR1989, de-comm. APR1989, stricken 20DEC1989, recycled 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=272’ 9” Beam=23’3” TD=700’ Surf=13k Subm=14.8k, Crew: 6 Officers, 60  Enlisted..

USS Tullibee (SSN-597) - Comm. 09NOV1960, First bow-mounted spherical sonar array, de-comm. 25JUN1988, stricken 02DEC1989, recycled 01APR1996,

MUC - for Contingency Ops with 6th Fleet 09SEP to 31OCT1970.   (1-S)

[G. Washington Class] S5W Reactor, Armament: 16 Polaris A-1 missiles (converted to A-3 missiles MAR1967), 6-21”MK 59 forward Torpedo tubes for MK 48 torpedoes, Length=381’ 7” Beam=33’ TD=700’

Surf=16k Subm=22k, Crew: 12 Officers, 100 Enlisted (each crew).

USS George Washington [ex Scorpion] (SSBN-598) - Comm. 30DEC1959, first Nuke with Ballistic Missiles (Polaris), collided with and sank Japanese merchant ship Nissho Maru in south China Sea

09APR1981, de-comm. 24JAN1985, stricken 30APR1986, recycled 30SEP1998, 55 Deterrent Patrols, NUC for 1960   (1, 1-D, 1-S)

USS Patrick Henry (SSBN/SSN-599) [G. Washington Class] - Comm. 09APR1960, first submerged 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 Patrols.   (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, 43 Deterrent Patrols 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,

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 Pollack (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 Jack (SSN-605) [Permit Class] - Comm. 31MAR1967, experimental direct-drive & counter-rotating propellers, de-comm. & stricken 11JUL1990, recycled 30JUN1992  (1-D, 1-S, 3)

USS Tinosa (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, stricken 02APR1983, recycled 30JUL1999,

57 Deterrent Patrols, NUC OCT1963, MUC 01AUG1969  (1, 1-NV)

USS Sam Houston (SSBN/SSN-609) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 06MAR1962, to SSN 10NOV1981, 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 Thomas A Edison (SSBN/SSN-610) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 10MAR1962, to SSN 06OCT1980, de-comm. 01DEC1983, stricken 30APR1986, recycled 01DEC1997, 54 Deterrent Patrols  (1, 1-S)

USS John Marshall (SSBN/SSN-611) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 21MAY1962, last Polaris A-3 refit 01NOV1974, to SSN 12JAN1981, SEAL deployment refit late 1985, deactivated 23NOV1991,

de-comm. & stricken 22JUL1992, recycled 29MAR1993, 54 Deterrent Patrols, MUC 1971, MUC 1989.    (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  (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,

MUC 02DEC1969 for MAR1967 to AUG1968, PUC 19AUG1972, NUC 02MAR1973, MUC 12DEC1980, MUC 05NOV1982.     (1, 1-R, 1-S)

USS Greenling (SSN-614) [Improved Thresher (Permit) Class] - SUBSAFE refit 1964-1967, Comm. 03NOV1967, de-comm. & stricken 18APR1994, recycled 30SEP1994,

NUC fall 1968, NUC spring 1969, NUC 1970, MUC 1970, MUC 1974, MUC 1975.   (1, 1-S)

USS Gato (SSN-615) [Improved Thresher (Permit) Class] - SUBSAFE refit 1964-1968, Comm. 25JAN1968, clached with Soviet Sub K-19 (658 Hotel Class FBM) in the Barens Sea at 200’ on 15Nov1969,

deactivated & de-comm. JUL1995, stricken 01OCT1995, recycled 01NOV1996, 6 MUCs, HumAwd 1979.   (1, 1-S)

[Lafayette Class] S5W Reactor, Armament: 16 Polaris A-2 missiles (refit to Poseidon C-3s in early 1970s), 4-21” MK 68 bow Torpedo tubes, 8 launchers for MK 2 torpedo decoys. Length=425’ Beam=33’ TD=1300’

Surf=16k Subm=21k, Crew: 14 Officers, 126 Enlisted (each crew).

USS Lafayette (SSBN-616)  - Comm. 23APR1963, Poseidon C-3 refit 07NOV1974, de-comm. & stricken 12AUG1991, recycled 25FEB1992, 15+ Deterrent Patrols, Special Commendation from SecNav - for 15th Patrol

(1-NV, 1-S)

USS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN-617) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 27JUN1963, Poseidon C-3 refit 11APR1975, 1,002 total dives 01MAY1992, deactivated 18AUG1992, de-comm. & stricken 23FEB1993,

recycled 28FEB1994, 73 Deterrent Patrols  (1, 1-NV, 1-S)

USS Thomas Jefferson (SSBN/SSN-618) [Ethan Allen Class] - Comm. 04JAN1963, Polaris A-3 refit 17NOV1975, to SSN 11MAR1981, de-comm. 24JAN1985, stricken 30APR1986,

recycled 06MAR1998, 44 Deterrent Patrols, MUC (Gold Crew) 22OCT1972 - for Special Ops in 1971, (1-NV, 1-S)

USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN-619) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 03JUL1963, Poseidon C-3 refit 15AUG1975, de-comm. & stricken 31AUG1989, recycled 30AUG1999, ? Deterrent Patrols    (1-NV, 3)

USS John Adams (SSBN-620) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 12MAY1964, Polaris A-3 refit 10AUG1969, Poseidon C-3 refit 15APR1976, deactivated 01OCT1989, de-comm. & stricken 24MAR1989, recycled 12FEB1996,

75 Deterrent Patrols, MUC  (1, 1-NV, 1-S)

USS Haddock (SSN-621) [Permit Class] - Comm. 22DEC1967, de-comm. & stricken 07APR1993, recycling to start 01FEB2001, MUC for 1977, AFExpM, VietSvcM,    (1, 1-NV, 1-S, 3)

USS James Monroe (SSBN-622) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 07DEC1963, first Polaris A-3 refit 09JAN1968, Poseidon C-3 refit 14MAY1977, deactivated 14OCT1989, de-comm. & stricken 25SEP1990,

recycled 10JAN1995  27 Deterrent Patrols as of OCT 1974, MUC on 22AUG1972   (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Nathan Hale (SSBN-623) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 23NOV1963, Poseidon C-3 refit 27JUN1975, de-comm. & stricken 31DEC1986, recycled 05APR1994,  ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-S, 1-NV, 3)

USS Woodrow Wilson (SSBN-624) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 27DEC1963, Poseidon C-3 refit 23OCT1975, de-comm. & stricken 01SEP1994, recycled 27OCT1998, 37 Deterrent Patrols.   (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Henry Clay (SSBN-625) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 20FEB1964, Polaris A3 refit 1969, Poseidon C-3 refit 29JUL1977, deactivated 08DEC1989, de-comm. & stricken 05/06NOV1990, recycled 30SEP1997,

77 Deterrent Patrols, MUC for JUL1968 to OCT1970     (1, 1-S)

USS Daniel Webster (SSBN-626) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 09APR1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 1978?, de-comm. & stricken 30AUG1990, retained as moored training ship (MTS-625), ? Deterrent Patrols     (1-NV, 1-S, 3)

USS James Madison (SSBN-627) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 28JUL1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 28JUN1970, Trident I refit 1982?, de-comm. & stricken 20NOV1992, recycled 24OCT1997, ? Deterrent Patrols    (1-NV, 3)

USS Teumseh (SSBN-628) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 29MAY1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 18FEB1971, deactivated 21NOV1992, de-comm. & stricken 23JUL1993, recycled 01APR1994,

73 Deterrent Patrols.  MUC 1982.  Torpedo Tubes 1 & 3 remain in Key Port Submarine Museum, Key Port, WA   (1, 1-NV)

USS Daniel Boone (SSBN-629) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 23APR1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 11AUG1970, Trident C-4 refit 1980, deactivated 10JUL1993, de-comm. & stricken, 04FEB1994, recycled 04NOV1994,

75 Deterrent Patrols, NUC on 27JUN1972 for DEC1964 to FEB1968, MUC for JAN1991 to DEC1992  (1, 1-NV)

USS John C. Calhoun (SSBN-630) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 15SEP1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 22FEB1971, Trident C-4 refit 1980, deactivated 03JUL1993, de-comm. & stricken 28MAR1994,

recycled 18NOV1994, 70 Deterrent Patrols, MUC for  01OCT1982 to 31MAY1984, MUC for 27JUN1985 to 01OCT1988   (1, 1-NV)

USS Ulysses S. Grant (SSBN-631) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 17JUL1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 16DEC1970, de-comm. & stricken 12JUN1992, recycled 23OCT1993,

58 Deterrent Patrols as of FEB1984 - last patrol in 1990  (1, 1-NV)

USS Von Stuben (SSBN-632) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 30SEP1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 19NOV1970, in reserve 07JUL1993, de-comm. & stricken 26FEB1994, to be recycled. 30+ Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN-633) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 14AUG1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 30APR1971, de-comm. & stricken 07MAR1994, recycled 21OCT1994, ? Deterrent Patrols    (1-NV)

USS Stonewall Jackson (SSBN-634) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 26AUG1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 29OCT1971, Trident C-4 refit 1980, de-comm. & stricken 09FEB1995, recycled 13OCT1995

82 Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-AS)

USS Sam Rayburn (SSBN-635) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 02DEC1964, first FBM to receive Polaris Patrol Pin, Poseidon C-3 refit 02SEP1971, first FBM to surface in Arctic ice, deactivated 16SEP1985,

de-comm. 31JUL1989, retained as moored training ship (MTS-635), stricken 28AUG1989, to be recycled, 60 Deterrent Patrols    (1, 1-NV, 1-S)

USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN-636) [Lafayette Class] - Comm. 19DEC1964, Poseidon C-3 refit 21SEP1971, grounding in the Irish Sea, 13MAR1986 - 0 Lost, damage was so severe that she was deactivated MAY1986,

de-comm. 15DEC1986, stricken 31JAN1987, recycled 20OCT2000, ? Deterrent Patrols    (1-D, 1-NV, 1-P)

[Sturgeon Class]  S5W Reactor, Armament: 4-21” MK 63 bow tubes with Gould MK 48 torpedoes & ADCAP torpedoes, Harpoon Missiles, Tomahawk Cruise Missiles,

Short Hull Length=298’ Long Hull Length=302’ Beam32’ TD=1300’ Surf=15k Subm=25k, Crew: 12 Officers 95 Enlisted

USS Sturgeon (SSN-637) - Comm. 03MAR1967, grounding in Caribbean, 21MAY1973, deactivated 14JAN1994, de-comm. & stricken 01AUG1994, recycled 11SEP1995,

MUC for 1968, MUC for 1969, NUC for 1970    (1-D, 1-NV, 1-P, 4)

USS Whale (SSN-638) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 12OCT1968, surfaced at 90 North 06APR1969 (60th anniversary of Adm. R. E. Perry’s arrival) & again on 16APR1994, de-comm. 01JUL1996, stricken 25JUN1996,

recycled 29SEP1997?, NUC 1969, 2 MUC’s for 1970, MUC 1971, MUC 1974, MUC 1990    (1)

USS Tautog (SSN-639) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 17AUG1968, surfaced at 90 North  - 1st with SSN-648 in late 1982 - 2nd again in summer 1983, deactivated 25OCT1996, de-comm. & stricken 31MAR1997,

to be recycled 2004, MUC for 1970, NUC for 1972, NavExpM for 1975, NavExpM for 1980, NavExpM for 1984, NavExpM for 1995    (1, 1-NV)

[Ben Franklin Class] PWR S5W Reactor, Armament: 16 Polaris A-3 missiles (refit of Poseidon C-3 missiles then refit to Trident C-4s in the late 1970s), 4-21” MK 68  torpedo tubes, 8 launchers for MK 2 torpedo decoys

Length=425’ Beam=33’ TD=1300’ Surf=16k Subm=21k, Crew: 14 Officers, 126 Enlisted (each crew).

USS Benjamin Franklin (SSBN-640)  - Comm. 22OCT1965, Polaris A-3 to Poseidon C-3 refit 15MAY1972, Trident I D-4 refit 25SEP1981, deactivated 01DEC1992,

de-comm. & stricken 23NOV1993, recycled 21AUG1995, 69 Deterrent Patrols, MUC for OCT1965 to SEP1968 , MUC OCT1990  (1, 1-NV)

USS Simon Bolivar (SSBN-641) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 29OCT1965, at periscope depth, collided with USS Betelgeuse during exercises 70 miles SW of Charleston - moderate damage, 08AUG1967,

Poseidon C-3 refit 12MAY1972, Trident C-4 refit JAN1980, deactivated OCT1994,  de-comm. & stricken 12/24FEB1995, recycled 01OCT1995,

40 Deterrent Patrols as of FEB1979, MUC for 1970  (1, 1-NV)

USS Kamehameha (SSBN/SSN-642) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 10DEC1965, Poseidon C-3 refit 27OCT1972, to SSN JUL1992 with 2 DDSs, last of the 41 For Freedom boats, de-comm. scheduled for 8AUG2001,

63 Deterrent Patrols, MUC for 196?, MUC for 1984-85, 2 MUCs  since SSN conversion, AFExpM, 3 SSDepRs   (1, 1-CSPS1)

USS George Bancroft (SSBN-643) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 22JAN1966, Poseidon C-3 refit 31JUL1972, de-comm. & stricken 21SEP1993, recycled 30MAR1998.  ? Deterrent Patrols,

SSBN-643 Sail on Exhibit, Saint Marys Submarine Museum in Saint Marys, GA  since APR2000  (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Lewis & Clark (SSBN-644) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 22DEC1965, Poseidon C-3 refit 21JUL1972, de-comm. & stricken 27JUN1992, recycled 23SEP1996,  ? Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-NV, 1-S, 3)

USS James K. Polk (SSBN/SSN-645) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 16APR1966, Poseidon C-3 refit late 1972, to SSN (SEAL carrier) MAR1994, deactivated 09JAN1999,

de-comm. & stricken 08JUL1999, recycled 26APR2000, 66 Deterrent Patrols  (1)

USS Grayling (SSN-646) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 11OCT1969, Poseidon C-3 refit 17NOV1972, collided with Russian Delta Class Sub in the Arctic Ocean, 105 nautical miles off Kola Peninsula 20MAR1993

[per the Atlantic Monthly Web site (D)] de-comm. & stricken 18JUL1997, recycled 31MAR1998  (1-NV, 4)

USS Pogy (SSN-647) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 15MAY1971, deactivated 04JAN1999, de-comm. & stricken 11JUN1999, recycled 12APR2000  (1-NV, 1-S, 4)

USS Aspro (SSN-648) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 20FEB1969, de-comm. & stricken 31MAR1995, recycled 03NOV2000  (1-NV, 4)

USS Sunfish (SSN-649) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 15MAR1969, de-comm. & stricken 31MAR1997, recycled 31OCT1997  (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Pargo (SSN-650) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 05JAN1968, surfaced at 90 North 25APR1969, de-comm. & stricken 14APR1995, recycled 15OCT1996,

2 NUCs 1969, MUC 1971, NUC 1975, MUC 1981, MUC 1991    (1, 1-NV)

USS Queenfish (SSN-651) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 06DEC1966, surfaced at 90 North 05AUG1970, with (SSN-648) in 1985, and solo on 03AUG1988, deactivated 21SEP1990, de-comm. & stricken 14APR1992,

recycled 07APR1993,  6 NUCs, 3 MUCs  (1, 1-S)

USS Puffer (SSN-652) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 09AUG1969, first Sub to shoot MK-48 torpedo, surfaced at 90 North late 1990 & 27APR1993, in reserve 01OCT1995, de-comm. & stricken, 12JUL1996,

recycled 28MAR1997,  2 NUCs 1976, MUC 1977, NUC 1980, MUC 1981, NUC 1982, MUC 1990, MUC 1992, NavArcSvcR 1993, SSDepR 1993  (1, 1-NV)

USS Ray (SSN-653) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 12APR1967, struck coral mountain in Mediterranean, 20SEP1977 - 0 Lost, surfaced at 90 North with SSN-666 & SSN-678 on 06MAY1986, deactivated 24JUL1992,

de-comm. & stricken 13MAY1993, recycled 29SEP2000, 5 NUCs, 6 MUCs, 6 NavExpMs, 3 NavArcSvcRs  (1, 1-P, 1-NV)

USS George C Marshall (SSBN-654) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 29APR1966, Poseidon C-3 refit 08FEB1973, de-comm. & stricken 24SEP1992, recycled 28FEB1994

60 Deterrent Patrols as of 16OCT1987    (1, 1-NV, 1-S, 3)

USS Henry Stimson (SSBN-655) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 20AUG1966, Poseidon C-3 refit 22MAR1973, Poseidon to Trident I refit 1980, de-comm. & stricken 05MAY1993, recycled 12AUG1994

54+ Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS George W. Carver (SSBN-656) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 15JUN1966, Poseidon C-3 refit 07APR1973, to SSN 1991, de-comm. & stricken 18MAR1993, recycled 21MAR1994,

73 Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Francis Scott Key (SSBN-657) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 03DEC1966, Poseidon C-3 refit 17MAY1973, first SSBN equipped with Trident missiles, de-comm. & stricken 02SEP1993, recycled 01SEP1995

? Deterrent Patrols    (1-NV, 3)

USS Mariano G Vallejo (SSBN-658) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 16DEC1966, Poseidon C-3 refit 19DEC1973, de-comm. & stricken 09MAR1995, recycled 22DEC1995.  ? Deterrent Patrols    (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Will Rogers (SSBN-659) [Ben Franklin Class] - Comm. 01APR1967, Poseidon C-3 refit 08FEB1974, deactivated 02NOV1992, de-comm. & stricken 12APR1993, recycled 12AUG1994

? Deterrent Patrols   (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Sand Lance (SSN-660) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 25SEP1971, deactivated 01APR1998, de-comm. & stricken 07AUG1998, to be recycled  (1-D, 1-NV, 4)

USS Lapon (SSN-661) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 14DEC1967, deactivated 01OCT1991, de-comm. & stricken 08AUG1992, to be recycled,

MUC 1968, MUC 1969, PUC 1969, NUC 1973, MUC 1979, MUC 1982, MUC 1983, NavArcExpR 1988 (1, 1-D, 1-NV)

USS Gurnard (SSN-662) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 06DEC1968, rescues 5 of the 6 crew members of B-52G Cobat 2 - during Typhoon Rita – in 40 feet waves and 70 MPH winds JUL1972 with (SSN-596),

surfaced at 90 North (1) APR1976, (2) with (SSN-672) 1985, (3) with (SSN-669) 1990, de-comm. 12AUG1994, stricken 28APR1995, recycled 15OCT1996,

VietSM for OCT1969 to MAY1970, KorWinterCM for OCT1969 to MAY1970, MUC 1972, NavExpM for Iranian Hostage Crisis 1981   (1, 1-NV)

USS Hammerhead (SSN-663) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 28JUN1968, first Sub to fire warshot Harpoon missile summer 1978, deactivated 30JUL1994, de-comm. & stricken 28APR1995, recycled 22NOV1995

MUC 1969, NUC 1970, NUC 1975   (1, 1-NV)

USS Sea Devil (SSN-664) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 30JAN1969, deactivated 25FEB1991, de-comm. & stricken 16OCT1991, recycled 07SEP1999, 3 NUCs   (1-NV, 1-S, 4)

USS Guitarro (SSN-665) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 09SEP1972, de-comm. & stricken 29MAY1992, recycled 18OCT1994  (1-NV, 1-S, 4)

USS Hawkbill (SSN-666) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 04FEB1971, surfaced at 90 North with SSN-678 & SSN-653 on 06MAY1986, de-comm. & stricken 15MAR2000, recycled 01DEC2000, NavExpM 09MAR1972,

VietSM for APR-MAY1972, NUC for 1976-77, MUC for MAR-MAY1988, NavExpM 19NOV1993, NavExpM 1994,  SSDepR 09NOV1996. NavExpM 09NOV1996,

NavArcSvcR 1998, NavArcSvcR 1999     (1, 1-NV)

USS Bergall (SSN-667) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 13JUN1969, MK 48 Torpedo conversion 1970, deactivated 04AUG1995, de-comm. & stricken 06JUN1996, recycled 29SEP1997,

2 NUCs,  4 MUCs  2 NavExpMs    (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Spadefish (SSN-668) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 14AUG1969, deactivated 04MAY1995, de-comm. & stricken 11APR1997, recycled 24OCT1997  (1-D, 1-NV, 4)

USS Seahorse (SSN-669) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 19SEP1969, completed a 46,000 mile - 181 day - around the world cruise 19APR1982, surfaced at 90 North (1) JUL1986, (2) JUN1990 on operation ICEX,  (3) 1991,

deactivated 06JAN1995, de-comm. & stricken 17/25AUG1995, recycled 30SEP1996, MUC 1971, MUC 1991, NUC 19??, MUC 19??     (1, 1-D, 1-NV, 3)

USS Finback (SSN-670) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 04FEB1970, de-comm. & stricken 25/28MAR1997, recycled 30OCT1997, 4 NUC, 2 MUCs, 2 AFSvcMs, NATOSM   (1, 1-NV, 3)

[Narwahl Class] S5G Reactor, Armament:  4-21” MK 63 bow Torpedo tubes with Gould MK 48 torpedoes. Crew: 12 Officers, 108 Enlisted.

USS Narwhal (SSN-671) - Comm. 12JUL1969, deactivated 05JAN1999, MUC for JUL1970 to MAR1971, NUC for 1973, MUC for 1977, MUC for 1979, NavExpM 199?, de-comm. 1999,

Going to the National Submarine Science Discovery Center planned near Newport, KY on the Levee    (1, 1D)

USS Pintado (SSN-672) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 11SEP1971, rammed and damaged by Soviet Sub off Kamchatka 1974, surfaced at 90 North (1) 10OCT1978 (2) with (SSN-662) 12NOV1984

(3) 16JUN1987 (4) 04SEP1992, deactivated OCT1997, de-comm. & stricken 26FEB1998, recycled 27OCT1998, NUC for FEB to AUG1991,   (1, 1-NV, 1-S, 3)

USS Flying Fish (SSN-673) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 29APR1970, de-comm. & stricken 16MAY1996, recycled 15OCT1996,

MUC for Special Ops 1971, NUC for Special Ops 1972, NUC for Special Ops 1973, MUC for Special Ops 1976, NUC for SUBICEX 1-77   (1, 1-NV)

USS Trepang (SSN-674) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 14AUG1970, in reserve 04JAN1999, de-comm. & stricken 01JUN1999, recycled 07APR2000  (1D, 1-NV, 4)

USS Bluefish (SSN-675) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 08JAN1971, de-comm. & stricken 06JUN1996, recycled 29SEP2000  (1, 1-NV, 1-S, 3)

USS Billfish (SSN-676) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 12MAR1971, surfaced at 90 North with USS Seadevil (SSN-664) & HMS Superb in 1987, deactivated 04JAN1999, de-comm. & stricken 01JUL1999,

recycled 21APR2000, MUC for Special Ops 1973-1974  (1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Drum (SSN-677) [Sturgeon Class] - Comm. 15APR1972, de-comm. 30OCT1995, stricken 30NOV1995, to be recycled 08OCT2001,

NUC 1975, MUC 1976, MUC 1979, MUC 1988, NUC 1989, MUC 1990, MUC 1992   (1, 1-NV, 1-S)

USS Archerfish (SSN-678) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 17DEC1971, surfaced at 90 North (1) ~ APR1979 (2) Operation ICEX-86 with SSN-653 & SSN-666 on 06MAY1986 (3) ~ MAY1988, DDS refit MAY1991,

in reserve 01OCT1997, de-comm. & stricken 31MAR1998, recycled 06NOV1998  (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Silversides (SSN-679) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 05MAY1972, deactivated 14FEB1994, de-comm. & stricken 21JUL1994, to be recycled  (1-NV, 1-WN, 4)

USS William H Bates [ex Redfish] (SSN-680) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 05MAY1973, deactivated 04AUG1999, in reserve 01SEP1999, de-comm. & stricken 11FEB2000, to be recycled    (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Batfish (SSN-681) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 01SEP1972, in reserve 01NOV1998, de-comm. & stricken 17MAR1999, to be recycled  (1-NV, 4)

USS Tunny (SSN-682) [Sturgeon Class, long hull - Comm. 26JAN1974, deactivated 02SEP1997, de-comm. & stricken 13MAR1998, recycled 27OCT1998,

MUC for 1975, NUC for 1977, NUC for 1978, MUC for DEC1981 to JUN1982, NUC for APR-AUG1985, MUC for 1995   (1, 1-NV, 1-WN)

USS Parche (SSN-683) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 17AUG1974, de-comm. 19OCT04, 9 PUCs, 13 NavExpM, 10 NUCs (most decorated Naval ship ever)

USS Cavalla (SSN-684) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 09FEB1973, deactivated 29AUG1997, DDS refit ~1983, de-comm. & stricken 30MAR1998, recycled 17NOV2000,

2 NUCs, 2 MUCs, NavExpM, NavArcSvcR, NatDefSvcM, SSDepR   (1, 1-NV, 1-WN)

[Lipcomb Class] S5Wa Reactor, Armament:  4-21” MK 63 Torpedo tubes for Harpoon missiles, Tomahawk Cruise missiles & Gould MK-48 torpedoes. Length=364’ 10” Beam=31’ 7” TD=1300’ Surf=18k Subm=23k,

Crew: 12 Officers, 109 Enlisted.

USS Glenard P Lipcomb (SSN-685) - Comm. 21DEC1974, deactivated 22FEB1990, de-comm. & stricken 11JUL1990, recycled 01DEC1997  (1-NV, 1-WN, 4)

USS L. Mendel Rivers (SSN-686) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 01FEB1975, deactivated 28JUL2000, de-comm. & stricken17NOV2000,    (1-CSLS6, 1-NV, 1-WN, 4)

USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687) [Sturgeon Class, long hull] - Comm. 16AUG1975, in reserve 01JUL1993, de-comm. & stricken 24JUN1994, recycled 30SEP1997, PUC for 1990-1991   (1, 1-NV, 1-S, 1-WN, 3)

[Los Angeles Class] S6G Reactor, Armament: 4-21” Torpedo tubes for MK-48 & MK 48 ADCAP Torpedoes, MK 60 &  MK 67 mines or Tomahawk  missiles - except for SSN-691 that has 3-21” & 1-30”torpedo  tubes,

12 VLS tubes (SSN-719 onward), 8 launchers for MK 2 torpedo decoys, Length=360’ Beam=33’ TD=1200’ Surf=25k Subm=30+k, Crew: 14 Officers, 131 Enlisted [per COMSUBPAC].

USS Los Angeles (SSN-688) - Comm. 13NOV1976, MUC for 1977, 3 MUCs for 1978,   (1, 1-CSPS1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Baton Rouge (SSN-689) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 25JUN1977, collision with Barracuda a Soviet ‘Sierra’ Class Nuclear Sub at 69 38.7N 33 46.9E, at 20:16 Moscow time, off the port of Murmansk,

11FEB1992 – 0 Lost, extent of the damage not publically disclosed but may be inferred as instead of repairs she was de-comm. 01JAN/18SEP1993,

in reserve 01NOV1993, stricken 13JAN1995, recycled 30SEP1997  (1, 1-NV, 1-P, 3)

USS Philadelphia (SSN-690) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 25JUN1997, 01SEP2005 on surface collision with Turkish flagged cargo ship M/V Yaso Aysen in Persian Gulf at 02:00 hours about 30 miles northeast of Bahrain.

(1-NV, 4)
USS Memphis (SSN-691) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 17DEC1977, designated experimental Sub 1989  (1-NV, 4)

USS Omaha (SSN-692) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 11MAR1978, deactivated 07FEB1995, de-comm. & stricken 05OCT1995, to be recycled  (1-NV, 1-WN, 4)

USS Cincinnati (SSN-693) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 10JUN1978, deactivated 31JUL1995, de-comm. 15JUN1994, stricken 29JUL1996, to be recycled  (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Groton (SSN-694) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 08JUL1978, totally submerged circumnavigation of globe 04APR to 08OCT1980, deactivated 19SEP1996, in reserve 01OCT1996, de-comm. & stricken 07NOV1997,

to be recycled   (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Birmingham (SSN-695) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 16DEC1978, deactivated 27MAR1997, in reserve 17APR1997, de-comm. & stricken 22DEC1997, to be recycled,

NUC, 3 MUCs (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)
USS New York City (SSN-696) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 03MAR1979, in reserve 01DEC1995, de-comm. & stricken 30APR1997, to be recycled  (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Indianapolis (SSN-697) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 05JAN1980, deactivated 01APR1998, de-comm. & stricken 22DEC1998, to be recycled  (1-NV, 1-WN, 4)

USS Bremerton (SSN-698) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 28MAR1981, 2 NUCs, MUC  [slated for operation through 2001]   (1, 1-CSPS11, 1-NV, 3)
USS Jacksonville (SSN-699) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 16MAY1981 MUC for 1983, MUC for 1993, AFSvcM, NATOSM & SSDepR for JAN-JUN1993, history stops at 1995   (1, 1-CSLS8, 1-NV)
USS Dallas (SSN-700) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 18JUL1981, DDS refit 1996 (1, 1-NV, 3)
USS La Jolla (SSN-701) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 30SEP1981  (1-CSPS1, 1-NV, 3)

USS Phoenix (SSN-702) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 19DEC1981, deactivated 18SEP1997, in reserve 01OCT1997, de-comm. & stricken 29JUL1998, to be recycled  (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Boston (SSN-703) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 30JAN1982, deactivated 19JAN1999, in reserve 15MAR1999, de-comm. & stricken 19NOV1999, to be recycled,

MUC for 1983-84, MUC for 1985, MUC for 1991, MUC for 1995-96, Joint MUC for 1997   (1, 1-NV, 1-WN, 3)

USS Baltimore (SSN-704) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm.24JUL1982, deactivated 01OCT1997, de-comm. & stricken 10JUL1998, to be recycled   (1-NV, 1-WN)
USS City of Corpus Christi (SSN-705) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 08JAN1983, MUC for 1985, NUC for 1986    (1, 1-CSLS4, 1-NV, 3)
USS Albuquerque (SSN-706) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 21MAY1983, 2 MUCs  (1, 1-N, 1-NV, 3)
USS Portsmouth (SSN-707) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 01OCT1983, AFExpM for Granada rescue 1983, 2 MUCs for 1987, 1989 & 1993 (1-CSPS11, 1-NV, 3) deactivated 10SEP2004
USS Minneapolis-St. Paul (SSN-708) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 10MAR1984  MUC 1985, MUC 1986, MUC 1987, MUC 1988, MUC 1991, SWAsiaSM 1992   (1-CSLS6, 1-NV)
USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN-709) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 21JUL1984  (1-CSLS8, 1-N, 1-NV, 3)
USS Augusta (SSN-710) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 19JAN1985  (1, 1-NV, 3)
USS San Francisco (SSN-711) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 24APR1981, ran aground while submerged on uncharted sea mount 350 miles south of Guam on 08JAN2005, 1 Lost, 98 injured - 23 seriously.

MUC for 1994,   (1-CSLS8, 1-N, 1-NV)

USS Atlanta (SSN-712) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 06MAR1982, deactivated 01MAR1999, de-comm. & stricken 16DEC1999, to be recycled  (1-NV, 1-WN, 4)
USS Houston (SSN-713) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 25SEP1982, starred in Navy recruiting film and “Hunt for Red October”, 2 NUCs, MUC  (1-CSPS11, 1-NV, 3)
USS Norfolk (SSN-714) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 21MAY1983  (1-CSLS6, 1-NV, 3)
USS Buffalo (SSN-715) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 05NOV1983, DDS refit 19??,   (1-CSPS1, 1-NV, 3)
USS Salt Lake City (SSN-716) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 12MAY1984  (1-CSPS11, 1-NV, 3)
USS Olympia (SSN-717) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 17NOV1984  NUC, MUC   (1-CSPS3, 1-NV, 4)
USS Honolulu (SSN-718) [Los Angeles Class] - Comm. 06JUL1985  (1-CSPS3, 1-NV, 4)

USS Providence (SSN-719) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 27JUL1985,   (1, 1-CSLS4, 1-NV, 3)
USS Pittsburgh (SSN-720) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 23NOV1985, MUC for 1988, MUC for 1990, NUC for 1991, MUC for 199?, as of NOV1998  (1)
USS Chicago (SSN-721) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 27SEP1986, MUC  (1, 1-CSPS3, 1-N, 1, 3)
USS Key West (SSN-722) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 12SEP1987, MUC for 1989 & 1990, NUC, AFSvcM & NATOSM for 1995, as of DEC1998  (1-CSPS3, 3)
USS Oklahoma City (SSN-723) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 09JUL1988, MUC for 1996, bumped “Norman Lady” a Norwegian Tanker  when coming to periscope depth - east of the Strait of Gibraltar on

13NOV2002  (1-CSLS8)
USS Louisville (SSN-724) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 08NOV1986, first Sub to launch a Tomahawk missile against enemy target, during Desert Storm 19JAN1991,   (1-CSPS3, 3)
USS Helena (SSN-725) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 11JUL1987  (1-CSPS11, 1-NV, 3)

[Ohio Class] GE PWR S8G Reactor, Armament: 24 Trident C-4 missiles (SSBN-726-733), Trident D-5 (SSBN-734 onward), 4-21” MK 68 Torpedo tubes for Gould MK 48 torpedoes, 8 launchers for MK 2 torpedo decoys

Length=560’ Beam=42’ TD=1200’ Surf=18k Subm=26k, Crew: 15 Officers, 150 Enlisted (each crew) [per Kings Bay,Georgia Web site].

USS Ohio (SSBN-726) - Comm. 11NOV1981, 61 Deterrent Patrols as of 2006  (1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3), SSGN conversion completed 9JAN2006.

USS Michigan (SSBN-727) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 11SEP1982, 33 Deterrent Patrols as of 16MAR1983 (1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3) SSGN conversion planned for 2003

USS Florida (SSBN-728) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 18JUN1983, 38 Deterrent Patrols as of NOV1994  (1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3) ) SSGN conversion planned for 2003
USS Georgia (SSBN-729) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 11FEB1984,  ? Deterrent Patrols, SSGN conversion scheduled for 2003, MUC for SEP1983 to MAY1986, MUC for FEB-AUG1986     (1, 1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3)
USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN-730) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 06OCT1984, 55 Deterrent Patrols as of JUL2001   (1-AS, 1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3)
USS Alabama (SSBN-731) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 25MAY1985, 52 Deterrent Patrols as of  23FEB2001  (1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3)
USS Alaska (SSBN-732) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 25JAN1986, 35+ Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3)
USS Nevada (SSBN-733) [Ohio Class] - Comm.16AUG1986,  ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSPS17, 1-NV, 3)
USS Tennessee (SSBN-734) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 17DEC1988, ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS20, 1-NV, 3)
USS Pennsylvania (SSBN-735) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 09SEP1989, ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS16, 1-NV, 3)
USS West Virginia (SSBN-736) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 20OCT1990, ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS20, 1-NV, 3)
USS Kentucky (SSBN-737) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 13JUL1991, ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS16, 1-NV, 3)
USS Maryland (SSBN-738) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 13JUN1992, ? Deterrent Patrols    (1-CSLS20, 1-NV, 2)
USS Nebraska (SSBN-739) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 10JUL1993, 15 Deterrent Patrols as of 06JUN2001  (1, 1-CSLS16, 1-NV, 3)
USS Rhode Island (SSBN-740) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 09JUL1994,  ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS20, 1-NV, 3)
USS Maine (SSBN-741) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 29JUL1995,  ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS16, 1-NV, 3)
USS Wyoming (SSBN-742) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 13JUL1996,  ? Deterrent Patrols    (1-CSLS20, 1-NV, 3)
USS Louisiana (SSBN-743) [Ohio Class] - Comm. 06SEP1997,  ? Deterrent Patrols   (1-CSLS16, 1-NV, 3)

[Providence Class] S6G Reactor, Armament: 4-21” amidships Torpedo tubes, 12 VLS tubes, Length=360’ Beam=33’ TD=1200’ Surf=25k Subm=30+k, Crew: 13 Officers 125 Enlisted [per COMSUBPAC]
USS Newport News (SSN-750) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 03JUN1989  (1-CSLS8, 3)
USS San Juan (SSN-751) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 06AUG1988  (3)
USS Pasadena (SSN-752) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 11FEB1989  (1-CSPS7, 3)
USS Albany (SSN-753) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 07APR1990   (1-CSLS6)
USS Topeka (SSN-754) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 21OCT1989, MUC as of MAY1997   (1-CSPS7, 1-N)
USS Miami (SSN-755) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 30JUN1990  (1-CSLS4, 4)
USS Scranton (SSN-756) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 26JAN1991  (1-CSLS6, 4)
USS Alexandria (SSN-757) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 29JUN1991  (1-NV, 4)
USS Asheville (SSN-758) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 28SEP1991  (1-CSPS3, 4)
USS Jefferson City (SSN-759) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 29FEB1992  (1-CSPS11, 3)
USS Annapolis (SSN-760) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 11APR1992  (1-CSLS4, 4)
USS Springfield (SSN-761) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 09JAN1993  (1-NV, 4)
USS Columbus (SSN-762) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 24JUL1993  (1-CSPS7, 3)
USS Santa Fe (SSN-763) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 08JAN1994  (1-CSPS7, 3)

USS Boise (SSN-764) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 07NOV1992  (1-CSLS8, 3)
USS Montpelier (SSN-765) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 13MAR1993  (1-CSLS6, 3)
USS Charlotte (SSN-766) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 18SEP1994  (1-CSPS1, 1-NV, 3)
USS Hampton (SSN-767) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 06NOV1993  (1-CSLS8, 3)
USS Hartford (SSN-768) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 10DEC1994  (1-CSLS4, 4)
USS Toledo (SSN-769) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 24FEB1995  (1-NV, 4)
USS Tucson (SSN-770) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 18AUG1995  (1-CSPS7, 3)
USS Columbia (SSN-771) [Providence Class, 688I] - Comm. 09OCT1995, MUC for 1998,  NavExpM for 1998, AFExpM for 1998, SSDepR for 1998. NatDefSvcM for 02AUG1990 to 30NOV1995

(1-AS, 1-CSPS3, 1-N, 1-NV)

USS Greeneville (SSN-772) [Los Angeles Class, Improved] - Comm. 16FEB1996, ASDS added MAR1999, collision with Japanese vessel Ehime Maru during emergency surface exercise, 9 miles off Diamond Head,

Honolulu, HI, on 09FEB2001   (1-CSPS1, 1-NV)

USS Cheyenne (SSN-773) [Los Angeles Class, Improved] - Comm. 13SEP1996  (1-CSPS7, 4)

[Virginia Class] S9G Reactor, Armament: Tomahawk missiles from 12 VLS tubes, 4-21” torpedo tubes for MK-48 ADCAP torpedoes or MK 60 CAPTOR mines, advanced mobile mines, unmanned undersea vehicles,

Length=377’ Beam=34’ TD=U/A Surf=20+k Subm=28+k, Crew: 134

USS Virginia (SSN-774) [Virginia Class] - Comm. 23OCT2004.
USS Texas (SSN-775) [Virginia Class] – christened 21JUL2004, under construction; delivery in 2005
USS Hawaii (SSN-776) [Virginia Class] - under construction; delivery in 2007
USS North Carolina (SSN-777) [Virginia Class] - under construction; delivery in 2007

USS ????? (SSN-778)

USS New Mexico (SSN-779)

New Attack Submarines - SSN

[Seawolf Class] GE PWR 6W Reactor, Armament -, 8-30”Torpedo tubes w. Gould MK-48 ADCAP torpedoes or Tomahawk or Harpoon missiles, mines, VLY-1 torpedo decoys, Length=353’ Beam=40’ TD=U/A

Surf=25k Subm=35+k, Crew: 12 Officers, 115 Enlisted [per Seawolf Web site (C) Crew: 14 Officers, 120 Enlisted]

USS Seawolf (SSN-21) [Seawolf Class] - Comm. 19JUL1997  (3)
USS Connecticut (SSN-22) [Seawolf Class] - Comm. 11DEC1998  (3)
USS James Earl Carter (SSN-23) [Seawolf Class] - Comm. 19FEB2005
Citation Abbreviations:

AmerCpnM = American Campaign Medal                                                NatDefSvcM = National Defense Service Medal

AFExpM = Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal                       NavArcSvcR = Navy Arctic Service Ribbon

AFSvcM = Armed Forces Service Medal                                   NavExpM = Navy Expeditionary Medal

APAreaSvcR = Asiatic-Pacific Area Service Ribbon                 NavOccSvcM = Navy Occupation Service Medal

ChinaSvcM = China Service Medal                                           NUC = Navy Unit Commendation

CSP/UC = COMSUBPAC Unit Commendation                         PhilLibM = Philippine Liberation Medal

HumAwd = Humanitarian Award                                                              PUC = Presidential Unit Citation

KorSvcM = Korean Service Medal                                            SSDepR = Sea Service Deployment Ribbon

KorWarM = Korean War Medal                                                               SWAsiaSM = Southwest Asia Service Medal

KorWinterCM = Korean Winter Campaign Medal                   UNSvcM = United Nations Service Medal

MUC = Meritorious Unit Commendation                                 VietSM = Republic of Viet Nam Service Medal

NATOSM = NATO Service Medal                                           WWIIVicM = WWII Victory Medal

Notes:

Note code:              Dates, etc. checked at:

(1)                           Submariner’s Boat Web site(s).

(1-AS)                      American Submariner Magazine

(1-CSG2)                  COMSUBGRU-2.  Groton, CT.  (SUBBASE actuvated 1872)   http://www.csg2.navy.mil/

(1-CSG5)                  COMSUBGRU-5.  San Diego, CA.

(1-CSG7)                  COMSUBGRU-7.  Yokosuka, Japan. (established in the 1950’s - now deactivated)   http://www.ctf74.navy.mil/

(1-CSG9)                  COMSUBGRU-9.  Bangor, WA. (SUBBASE activated 01FEB1977)    http://www.csg9.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

(1-CSG10)                                COMSUBGRU-10. Kings Bay, GA. (activated 01JAN1989)     http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/csgpage.htm

(1-CSLS2)                COMSUBLANT. Squadron 2, (Submarine Group 2) Groton, CT.    http://www.csg2.navy.mil/Subron2.htm

(1-CSLS4)                COMSUBLANT. Squadron 4, (Submarine Group 2) Groton, CT.    http://www.csg2.navy.mil/subron4.htm

(1-CSLS6)                                COMSUBLANT. Squadron 6, (Submarine Group 2) Norfolk, VA. (established JUN1949)    http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/default.htm

(1-CSLS8)                                COMSUBLANT. Squadron 8, (Submarine Group 2) Norfolk, VA.  http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css8/default.htm

(1-CSLS12)              COMSUBLANT. Development Squadron 12, Groton, CT link from http://web.nps.navy.mil/~submariners/submarine_fleet_information.htm     link broken 20JUN2001

(1-CSLS16)              COMSUBLANT. Squadron 16 (Submarine Group 10) Kings Bay, GA. (activated JUL1978, reactivated 07AUG1997)   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/css16pag.htm

(1-CSLS20)              COMSUBLANT. Squadron 20 (Submarine Group 10) Kings Bay, GA. (activated JAN1989)    http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/css20pag.htm

(1-CSP)                    COMSUBPAC.  Home page   http://www.csp.navy.mil/

(1-CSPS1)                                COMSUBPAC. Squadron 1, Pearl Harbor, HI.   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css1/css1.htm

(1-CSPS3)                                COMSUBPAC. Squadron 3, Pearl Harbor, HI.   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css3/css3.htm

(1-CSPDS5)             COMSUBPAC. Development Squadron 5, (USS Dolphin & DSRVs at San Diego, CA. & USS Parche at Bangor, WA.)    http://www.csp.navy.mil/csds5/index.htm

(1-CSPS7)                                COMSUBPAC. Squadron 7, Pearl Harbor, HI.   http://www.css7.navy.mil/squadron.htm

(1-CSPS11)              COMSUBPAC. Squadron 11, San Diego, CA.   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css11/index.htm

(1-CSPS15)              COMSUBPAC. Squadron 15, Guam, (coming soon at http://www.css15.navy.mil/ )

(1-CSPS17)              COMSUBPAC. Squadron 17 (Submarine Group 9) Bangor, WA.   http://www.css17.navy.mil/html/mission.htm

(1-CSPDS19)           COMSUBPAC, Development Squadron 19 Bangor, WA to be effective 01JUL2003, future home of USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23)

(1-D)                       DANFS online.   http://www.hazegray.org/danfs/submar/

(1-N)                       Any official US Navy Web Site.

(1-NH)                     Navy Historical Center Web Site.   http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq82-1.htm#anchor327957  Under “Submarines (SS)” heading

(1-NV)                     Naval Vessel Register - online.   http://www.nvr.navy.mil/nvrships/S_TYPE.HTM

(1-P)                        Peacetime Submarine Accidents.    http://www.lostsubs.com

(1-R)                        RDDESIGN.   http://www.rddesigns.com/subs/legends.html

(1-S)                        SUBNET Web Site.   http://www.subnet.com/

(1-WN)                    World Navies: “Subs de-comm. since 1980” info:   http://www.hazegray.org/worldnav/usa/decom.htm#sub

(2)                           Boat listed on one or more of the following sites, but URL link is broken:               Submarine Sailor.com -                http://www.submarinesailor.com/BoatHomePages.asp

Ron Martini’s ‘Fleet’ -                 http://main.wavecom.net/~rontini/fleet.html

Green Board -                           http://www.unclesam.net/cny/gb-index.htm

(3)                           Little or no history information and/or Site under construction.

(4)                           No Submariner’s Boat Web site exists or was found.

Referenced Web Sites:

(A) USS Wahoo (SS-238).   http://www.warfish.com/

(B) “The S Boats” Web page.   http://exit3.i-55.com/~ratucker/s_history.htm#link2

(C) Seawolf  - Defense Industries Web page.   http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/seawolf/index.html

(D) USS Grayling “Bumps” Russian Sub.  http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/foreign/front.htm

US Navy Web Sites:

Submarine Fleet Information.   http://web.nps.navy.mil/~submariners/submarine_fleet_information.htm

USS Sailfish (SS-192).   http://www.geocities.com/Baja/Dunes/4791/sailfish.html

USS Triton (SS-201).   http://users.erols.com/tritnmia/

USS Dolphin (AGSS-555).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/csds5/submarines/dolphin.htm

USS Trout (SS-566).   http://www.nawcad.navy.mil/key_west/tour/

USS Albacore (AGSS-569).   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1056/albacore.htm

USS Scorpion (SSN-589).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/othboats/589.htm

USS Kamehameha (SSN-642).   http://www.kamehameha.navy.mil/

USS Polk (SSN-645).   https://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/645.htm

USS George W. Carver (SSBN-656).   http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-usn/usnsh-g/ssbn656.htm

USS Narwahl (SSN-671).   https://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/671.htm

USS Parche (SSN-683).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/csds5/submarines/parche.htm

USS Mendel Rivers (SSN-686).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/686home.htm

USS Los Angeles (SSN-688).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css1/688.htm

USS Bremerton (SSN-698).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css11/698/index.htm

USS Jacksonville (SSN-699). http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/699.htm

USS La Jolla (SSN-701).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css1/701/701.htm

USS Portsmouth (SSN-707).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/Css11/707/index.htm

USS Minneapolis-St Paul (SSN-708).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/708home.htm

USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN-709).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/709.htm

USS San Francisco (SSN-711).   link from   https://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css8/CSS8%20Boats.htm    broken 20JUN2001-20JUL2000

USS Atlanta (SSN-712).    https://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/712.htm

USS Houston (SSN-713).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/Css11/713/index.htm

USS Norfolk (SSN-714). http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/714home.htm

USS Buffalo (SSN-715).   http://ipad.intecph.navy.mil/ssn715/

USS Salt Lake City (SSN-716).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/Css11/716/index.htm

USS Olympia (SSN-717).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css3/717.htm

USS Honolulu ((SSN-718). http://www.csp.navy.mil/css3/718.htm

USS Chicago (SSN-721).   (1)   http://www.ssn721.navy.mil/ssn721/default.htm   (2)   http://ipad.intecph.navy.mil/ssn721/default.htm

USS Key West (SSN-722).    http://www.ssn722.navy.mil/

USS Oklahoma City (SSN-723).   http://www.navy.mil/homepages/ssn723/index.html

USS Louisville (SSN-724).   http://ipad.intecph.navy.mil/ssn724/

USS Helena (SSN-725).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/Css11/725/index.htm

USS Ohio (SSBN-726).   http://www.ohio.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Michigan (SSBN-727).   http://www.michigan.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Florida (SSBN-728).   http://www.florida.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Georgia (SSBN-729).   http://www.georgia.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN-730).   http://www.henry-jackson.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Alabama (SSBN-731).   http://www.alabama.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Alaska (SSBN-732).   http://www.alaska.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Nevada (SSBN-733).   http://www.nevada.navy.mil/html/top.ssi

USS Tennessee (SSBN-734).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/734page.shtml

USS Pennsylvania (SSBN-735).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/735page.shtml

USS West Virginia (SSBN-736).  http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/736page.shtml

USS Kentucky (SSBN-737).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/737page.shtml

USS Nebraska (SSBN-739).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/739page.shtml

USS Rhode Island (SSBN-740).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/740page.shtml

USS Maine (SSBN-741).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/741page.shtml

USS Wyoming (SSBN-742).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/742page.shtml

USS Louisiana (SSBN-743).   http://www.subasekb.navy.mil/743page.shtml

USS Newport News (SSN-750).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/750.htm

USS Pasadena (SSN-752). http://www.css7.navy.mil/pasadena.htm

USS Albany (SSN-753).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/753home.htm

USS Topeka (SSN-754).   http://www.css7.navy.mil/topeka.htm

USS Scranton (SSN-756).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/756home.htm

USS Asheville (SSN-758).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/css3/758.htm

USS Jefferson City (SSN-759).   http://www.csp.navy.mil/Css11/759/index.htm

USS Columbus (SSN-762).   http://www.css7.navy.mil/columbus.htm

USS Santa Fe (SSN-763).   http://www.css7.navy.mil/santafe.htm

USS Boise (SSN-764).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/764.htm

USS Montpelier (SSN-765).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/css6/765home.htm

USS Charlotte (SSN-766).   http://ssn766.intecph.navy.mil/

USS Hampton (SSN-767).   http://www.subhqnorva.navy.mil/subs/767.htm

USS Tucson (SSN-770).   http://www.css7.navy.mil/tucson.htm

USS Columbia (SSN-771).   (1)   http://www.ssn771.navy.mil/ssn771/    (2)   http://ipad.intecph.navy.mil/ssn771/

USS Greenville (SSN-772).  http://www.csp.navy.mil/css1/772/home.html

USS Cheyenne (SSN-773).  http://www.css7.navy.mil/cheynne.htm

Submariner Web Sites – unless otherwise noted:

USS Seawolf (SS-28).   http://www.seawolf-ssn575.com/

USS O-10 (SS-71).   http://navydutyww2.homestead.com/obite.html    Note: scroll down page for SS-71

USS S-51 (SS-162).   Memorial page:   http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/7282/s-51.html

USS Plunger (SS-179).   http://goatlocker.exis.net/plunger/ss-179.htm

USS Swordfish (SS-193).   http://members.aol.com/sword193/homepage.htm

USS Seadragon (SS-194).   http://www.jps.net/bscheide/seadragon3.html

USS Seawolf (SS-197).   http://www.seawolf-ssn575.com/

USS Thresher (SS-200).   http://www.broseker.net/babroseker/index.shtml

USS Grenadier (SS-210).   http://www.geocities.com/ss525sub/page3.html

USS Gato (SS-212).   http://home.surewest.net/theegg/Gato/USS%20GATO%20Front%20Page1.htm

USS Greenling (SS-213).   http://www.ussgreenling.com/

USS Grouper (SS-214).   http://www.enter.net/~vailima/214/

USS Growler (SS-215).   4th War Patrol info:  http://www.submarinesailor.com/boats/ss215growler/

USS Cod (SS-224).   (1)   http://www.usscod.org/     (2)   http://www.atule.com/tour_of_cod.htm

USS Darter (SS-227).   (1)   http://www.infomagic.net/~grog/Darter.htm    (2)  Darter/Dace/Menhaden site:  http://members.aol.com/Emblume/index5.html

(3) Patrol record:    http://www.infomagic.net/~grog/Aground.htm

USS Drum (SS-228).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1056/drum.htm    (2)   http://members.tripod.com/~jddogman/index-15.html

USS Flying Fish (SS-229).   http://dough.franklins.net/flyingfish/229hist.asp

USS Finback (SS-230).   http://navydutyww2.homestead.com/obite.html    Note: scroll down page for  SS-230

USS Shad (SS-235).   http://navydutyww2.homestead.com/obite.html

USS Trigger (SS-237).   http://www.atule.com/USS_Trigger_SS_237.htm

USS Wahoo (SS-238).   (1)   http://www.warfish.com/     (2)   Patrol record:   http://www.rddesigns.com/ww2/wahoo.html

USS Whale (SS-239).   Patrol record:   http://www.rddesigns.com/ww2/wahoo.html

USS Bluegill (SS-242).    (1)   http://www.spso.net/emir/bluegill.html   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1899/    (3)   http://www.spso.net/emir/

USS Bream (SS-243).   http://www.submarinevets.com/~myron/brmhst.html

USS Cavalla (SS-244)   Historical Association site:   http://www.cavalla.org/

USS Dace (SS-247).   http://www.infomagic.net/~grog/Dace.htm    (2)  Darter/Dace/Menhaden site:    http://members.aol.com/Emblume/index5.html

USS Flasher (SS-249).   http://www.rddesigns.com/249.html

USS Gunnell (SS-253).   http://members.aol.com/jmlavelle2/index.htm

USS Haddo (SS-255).   http://www.usshaddo.com/boat_history.htm

USS Lapon (SS-260).   http://www.usslapon.com/usslapon/index.html

USS Puffer (SS-268).   http://www.usspuffer.org/puffer/ss268_ships_history.html

USS Rasher (SS-269).   http://ussrasher.org/ussrasher001.htm

USS Ray (SS-271).   http://www.donshelton.net/raypage.htm

USS Rock (SS-274).   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/6853/rock.html

USS Scorpion (SS-278).    http://www.txoilgas.com/ss-278.html

USS Sunfish (SS-281).   http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/2364/

USS Tunny (SS-282).   http://www.usstunny.com/

USS Tinosa (SS-283).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/MyTinosaSite/index.html   Work in progress  (2)   http://www.geocities.com/usstinosa283/

USS Crevalle (SS-291).   http://www.cyburban.com/~protrn/crevalle.htm

USS Ling (SS-297).   Museum site:  http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/7612/ling1.html

USS Lionfish (SS-298).   Museum site:  http://www.brazosport.cc.tx.us/~nstevens/lionfish.html

USS Sabalo (SS-302).   http://home.epix.net/~owensj/

USS Seahorse (SS-304).   http://www.ussseahorse.org/

USS Tang (SS-306).   http://www.geocities.com/rrowe50/306/ss-306.html

USS Batfish (SS-310).   (1)   http://www.ussbatfish.com/    (2)   http://www.batfish.org/

USS Archerfish (SS-311).   http://www.ussarcherfish.com/

USS Burrfish (SS-312).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1552/

USS Sealion (SS-315).   http://www.waypoint.com/users/~submarine/

USS Barbell (SS-316).   http://members.tscnet.com/pages/grandin/ss-316.htm

USS Baya (SS-318).   (1)   http://main.wavecom.net/~rontini/baya.htm   (2)   http://hometown.aol.com/ussbaya/myhomepage/profile.html

USS Becuna (SS-319).   (1)   http://www.g-macnaught.com/   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/7612/becuna.html

USS Bergall (SS-320).   http://www.inetworld.net/aft/bergall.html

USS Blenny (SS-324).   http://www.webenet.net/~ftoon/memory/f_memory.html

USS Dentuda (SS-335).   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/6853/dentuda.html

USS Carbonero (SS-337).   http://216.36.202.94/carbonero/

USS Carp (SS-338).   http://www.chesapeake.net/~emt/     Minimal Boat history

USS Catfish (SS-339).   (1)   http://www.rontini.vcn.com/catfish.html   (2)    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/6853/catfish.html

USS Chopper (SS-342).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/9928/

USS Clamagore (SS-343).   http://clamagore.org/

USS Cobbler (SS-344).   http://home.att.net/~goodye/

USS Cusk (SS-348).   http://www.theroselands.com/usscusk/

USS Diodon (SS-349).   http://diodon349.com/

USS Halfbeak (SS-352).   http://www.geocities.com/ss3522000/index.htm    Minimal Boat history

USS Hawkbill (SS-366).   http://www.usshawkbill.com/~366/366hawk.htm

USS Icefish (SS-367).   http://www.ussicefish.com/

USS Menhaden (SS-377).   http://www.infomagic.net/~grog/    (2)  Darter/Dace/Menhaden site:   http://members.aol.com/Emblume/index5.html

USS Pampanito (SS-383)   (1)   http://www.atule.com/tour_of_pampanito.htm   No Boat history    (2)   Maritime Park Assoc. site:    http://www.maritime.org/pamphome.htm

USS Parche (SS-384).   http://www.ipa.net/~klaatu/384/

USS Bang (SS-385).   http://www.ussbang.com/Default.htm

USS Queenfish (SS-393).   http://www.quiknet.com/~jeruff/

USS Sea Dog (SS-401).   http://finaltrim.tripod.com/id42.htm  Minimal Boat history

USS Sea Fox (SS-402).   (1)   http://www.homestead.com/seafoxss402/index.html  (2)   http://ussseafox.homestead.com/

USS Atule (SS-403).   http://www.atule.com/

USS Sea Owl (SS-405).   http://home.earthlink.net/~purtellr/index.html

USS Sea Robin (SS-407).   http://pws.prserv.net/ss-407/

USS Piper (SS-409).    http://users2.ev1.net/~crashevansss343/piper/piperopening.html

USS Springer (SS-414).   (1)   http://www.submarinevets.com/~myron/springer.html    (2)   http://finaltrim.freeyellow.com/id22.htm

USS Tirante (SS-420).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/6153/tirante.htm

USS Torsk (SS-423).   (1)   http://www.usstorsk.org/torsk.htm   (2)  http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/6853/torsk.html

USS Trumpetfish (SS-425).   http://www.terraworld.net/bberry/

USS Tusk (SS-426).   http://geocities.com/dicktusk/

USS Cutlass (SS-478).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1319/

USS Medregal (SS-480).   http://www.ussmedregalss480.homestead.com/HOMEPAGE.html    uses SUBNET Boat history

USS Requin (SS-481).   http://www.geocities.com/uss_requin/index.html

USS Irex (SS-482).   (1)   http://irex482westfallandfinch.homestead.com/westfallpageone.html  Minimal Boat history    (2)   http://home.surewest.net/gfaus/html/ss482.htm   uses SUBNET Boat history

USS Spinax (SS-489).   http://www.spinax.com/

USS Grenadier (SS-525).   http://www.geocities.com/ss525sub/

USS Tang (SS-563).   http://www.geocities.com/rrowe50/tang.html

USS Trigger (SS-564).   http://www.atule.com/USS%20Trigger%20SS-564.htm

USS Wahoo (SS-565).   http://www.usswahoo.com/

USS Gudgeon (SS-567).   http://www.homestead.com/GudgeonSS567/Homepage.html

USS Nautilus (SSN-571).   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1056/nautilus.htm

USS Seawolf (SSN-575).   (1)   http://www.seawolf-ssn575.com/     (2)   http://seawolf-ssn575.com/uss_seawolf_history_continued.htm

USSSwordfish (SSN-579).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Barracks/4664/    (2)   http://gfaus.com/html/ssn579.htm

USS Barbell (SS-580).   http://members.tscnet.com/pages/grandin/index.htm

USS Bonefish (SS-582).   http://www.humboldt1.com/~spike1/582.htm    Minimal Boat history

USS Sargo (SSN-583).    (1)  http://home.talkcity.com/LibertySt/usssargossn583/    Minimal Boat history  (2)   http://home.att.net/~cmahar/sargo.htm   NUC info?   Site closed - 30JUN2001

USS Seadragon (SSN-584).   http://www.ssn584.homestead.com/index.html

USS Triton (SSN-586).   http://www.ruralnet.net.au/~gray/tritonssrn586/

USS Halibut (SSN-587).   (1)   http://users.erols.com/marelk/    (2)   http://home.earthlink.net/%7Egeflynn/halibut.htm   (3)   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/6853/halibut.html

USS Scorpion (SSN-589).   http://www.txoilgas.com/589.html

USS Sculpin (SSN-590).   http://members.home.net/georgewinters/sculpin/welcome.htm

USS Snook (SSN-592).   http://members.nbci.com/ssn592/

USS Thresher (SSN-593).   (1)   http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/military_veterans/6549   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/3778/sub.htm

USS Permit (SSN-594).   http://users.aol.com/ssn594/permit.htm    Minimal Boat history, SLOW loading site

USS Plunger (SSN-595).   http://goatlocker.exis.net/plunger/index.html

USS Barb (SSN-596)  (1)    http://members.aol.com/brittvanm/ssn596/brittweb.htm  Minimal Boat history   (2)   http://www.ussbarb.homestead.com/

USS Tullibee (SSN-597).   (1)   http://members.tripod.com/srmac61/index.htm   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/mglynn151/tullibee.html

USS George Washington (SSBN-598).   http://www.amouse.net/georgefish/

USS Patrick Henry (SSBN-599).   http://main.wavecom.net/~rontini/599.htm

USS Thoedore Roosevelt (SSBN-600).   (1)   http://trosey.homestead.com/index.html    (2)   http://main.wavecom.net/~rontini/600.htm    (3)   http://home1.gte.net/bubblehd/

USS Robet E. Lee (SSBN-601).   (1)   http://www.ssbn601.com/     (2)    http://www.scweb.com/ssbn601/    More history to come?

USS Abraham Lincoln (SSBN-602).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/1333/

USS Pollack (SSN-603).   http://www.ultranet.com/~harryh/ssn603.html

USS Haddo (SSN-604).   http://www.usshaddo.com/

USS Jack (SSN-605).   http://www.uss-jack.org  Minimal Boat history

USS Tinosa (SSN-606).   http://www.geocities.com/MyTinosaSite/index.html   Work in progress

USS Ethan Allen (SSBN-608).  http://www.ssbn608.org/

USS Sam Houston (SSBN-609).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/capecanaveral/hall/6853/samhouston.html  uses DANFS Boat history, with additions

(2)   http://members.bellatlantic.net/~gitby/ssbn609.htm uses SUBNET Boat history

USS Thomas Edison (SSBN-610).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/6153/edison.htm

USS John Marshall (SSBN-611).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/5550/index.html    Minimal Boat history

USS Guardfish (SSN-612).   http://guardfish.org/

USS Flasher (SSN-613).   (1)   http://www.rddesigns.com/flasher.html   (2)   http://users.owt.com/mpbaka/

USS Greenling (SSN-614).   http://www.ussgreenling.com/

USS Gato (SSN-615).   (1)   http://ussgato.freeyellow.com/index.html   (2)   http://home.surewest.net/theegg/Gato/USS%20GATO%20Front%20Page1.htm

USS Lafayette (SSBN-616).   http://www.usslafayette.com/    Minimal Boat history

USS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN-617).   http://members.aol.com/~ssbn617ah/index.htm

USS Thomas Jefferson (SSBN-618).   http://members.aol.com/tjssbn618/ThomasJefferson.html   Minimal Boat history

USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN-619).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/5060/aj619.html    Minimal Boat history

USS John Adams (SSBN-620).   http://www3.ridgenet.net/boisvert/SSBN620/index.html    Minimal Boat history   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/3499/620photos.html  No Boat history

USS Haddock (SSN-621).   http://www.homestead.com/ssn621/SSN621.html    SLOW loading page,  uses SUBNET Boat history

USS James Monroe (SSBN-622).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/7304/     No Boat history   (2)   http://www.ssbn622.homestead.com/     Minimal Boat history

USS Nathan Hale (SSBN-623).   http://hometown.aol.com/donaldbaer/index.html   Minimal Boat history   (2)   http://www.navyss.com/hale/tall_tales.htm  Minimal Boat history

USS Woodrow Wilson (SSBN-624).   (1)   http://www.wwra.org/    History to come?    (2)   http://www.flash.net/~hhoyt/WoodyWoo.html

USS Henry Clay (SSBN-625).   http://boomer.usrsvcs.com/

USS Dainel Webster (SSBN-626).   http://members.aol.com/RidesSubs/626.html   No Boat history

USS Daniel Boone (SSBN-629).   (1)  http://www.geocities.com/uss_daniel_boone/     (2)   http://home.flash.net/~stromain/DanielBoone/ssbn-629.html

USS John C. Calhoun (SSBN-630).  http://home.carolina.rr.com/ssbn630/

USS Ulysses S. Grant (SSBN-631).   (1)   http://www.txoilgas.com/ssbn-631.html    Minimal Boat history   (2) http://members.tripod.com/~ssbn631/

USS Von Steuben (SSBN-632).   http://members.fortunecity.com/vonsteuben632/

USS Stonewall Jackson (SSBN-634).   http://www.ssbn634.com/

USS Sam Rayburn (SSBN-635).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/4004/

USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN-636).   http://www.natgreene.com/

USS Whale (SSN-638).   http://www.halcyon.com/johan/usswhale/index.html

USS Tautog (SSN-639).   (1)   http://www.georgetoft.com/tautog/sub001.html   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/6154/

USS Benjamin Franklin (SSBN-640).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/2041/

USS Simon Bolivar (SSBN-641).   http://lab-elec.com/sb/sbolivar.htm

USS Kamehameha (SSBN-642).   http://www.txoilgas.com/ssbn-642.html    Minimal Boat history

USS George Bancroft (SSBN-643).   http://www.subvet.com/

USS Lewis & Clark (SSBN-644).   http://www.tcac.net/~badgeman/ssbn644/ssbn644.html

USS James Polk (SSBN-645).   http://www.ssbn645.com/

USS Sunfish (SSN-649).   http://home.earthlink.net/~geflynn/sunfish.htm   Minimal Boat history

USS Queenfish (SSN-651). http://www.quiknet.com/~jeruff/

USS Puffer (SSN-652).   http://www.usspuffer.org/

USS Ray (SSN-653).   http://www.donshelton.net/raypage.htm

USS George C. Marshall (SSN-654).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/6324/

USS Henry L. Stimpson (SSBN-655).   (1)   http://www.interimbooks.com/derek/655/     (2)   http://home.att.net/~little-jeff/

USS George Washington Carver (SSBN-656).   (1)   http://www.gwcarver.org/    (2)   http://members.aol.com/JPra/carver/index.htm  page under re-construction

USS Marino G. Vallejo (SSBN-658).    http://www.ssbn658.org/   Minimal Boat history

USS Will Rogers (SSBN-659).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/6153/rogers.htm    Minimal Boat history

USS Lapon (SSN-661).   http://www.usslapon.com/usslapon/index.html

USS Hammerhead (SSN-663).   (1)   http://www.skyenet.net/~dwiseman/     (2)   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/5779/index.html

USS Hawkbill (SSN-666).   http://www.usshawkbill.com/index.html

USS Bergall (SSN-667).    http://www.inetworld.net/aft/bergall2.html

USS Seahorse (SSN-669).  http://www.ussseahorse.org/

USS Finback (SSN-670).   http://members.home.net/zodiac2/finback/

USS Narwahl (SSN-671).   http://www.csi-net.net/slojack/narwhal.htm

USS Pintado (SSN-672).   (1)   http://www.eaglenet.com/jcurley/jfc/672page.html   (2)   http://www.eaglenet.com/jcurley/jfc/Pintado.html   (3)   http://users.erols.com/jfcurley/index.html

USS Flying Fish (SSN-673).   http://dough.franklins.net/flyingfish/

USS Trepang (SSN-674).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Barracks/1094/SSN674USSTREPANG.html    uses SUBNET Boat history

USS Billfish (SSN-676).   (1)   http://ourworld-top.cs.com/bubbadee40/id17.htm   (2) http://ussbillfish.com/

USS Drum (SSN-677).   http://www.geocities.com/ussdrum/

USS Archerfish (SSN-678).    http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/1455/archer.html

USS William H Bates (SSN-680).   http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/metamike/whbates.html uses SUBNET Boat history

USS Tunny (SSN-682).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1056/    (2) http://www.flash.net/~tomj/tunny/tunny.html

USS Parche (SSN-683).   http://members.nbci.com/quahog99/index.html   (2)   http://www.ipa.net/~klaatu/683/

USS Cavalla (SSN-684).   (1)   http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/7612/ssn684.html

USS Richard B. Russel (SSN-687).   http://www.geocities.com/ssn687/index.html

USS Los Angeles (SSN-688).   http://www.la-ex.org/

USS Baton Rouge SSN-689).   http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/metamike/whbates.html

USS Cincinnati (SSN-693).   (1)   http://www.usscincinnati.org/default.htm   (2)   http://frontpage.home.net/baron155/693.htm   (3)   http://www.flash.net/~stromain/Cincinnati/ssn-693.html

USS Groton (SSN-694).   (1)   http://members.nbci.com/skibo/groton.html    (2)   http://members.aol.com/pobox851/page3.html  History to come?

USS Birmingham (SSN-695).   http://ns.htc.net/~kutterer/chazsub.html

USS New York City (SSN-696).   http://www.ussnyc.homestead.com/

USS Bremerton (SSN-698).   http://www.calweb.com/~walton/brem.htm

USS Jacksonville (SSN-699).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/3499/jaxcob.html

USS Dallas (SSN-700).   http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/9701/     No Boat history

USS Phoenix (SSN-702).   http://ssn_702.homestead.com/Main_Phoenix.html  No Boat history

USS Boston (SSN-703).   http://www.ussboston.org/

USS City of Corpus Christi (SSN-705).   http://www.flash.net/~stromain/CorpusChristi/ssn-705.html  History ends MAR2000

USS Albuquerque (SSN-706) City of Albuquerque Web site:   http://www.cabq.gov/ssn706/

USS Augusta (SSN-710).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/9810/  No Boat history

USS Houston (SSN-713).   http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/barracks/5713/    Minimal Boat history

USS Buffalo (SSN-715).   http://ussbuffalo.homestead.com/     No Boat history

USS Salt Lake City (SSN-716).   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/3486/     History ends 1995

USS Providence (SSN-719).   http://members.aol.com/Daunt74658/

USS Pittsburgh (SSN-720).   http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/4624/Silent-Service.html

USS Chicago (SSN-721).   http://zifnab.net/~chandies/chicago/index.html

USS Key West (SSN-722).   http://www.usskeywest.com/    History ends 1998

USS Helena (SSN-725).   http://www.skotfred.com/ssn725.asp   Boats Web site crashed 18JUL2001

USS Georgia (SSBN-729).    (1)   http://web.wt.net/~gecofact/ssbn-729.htm  (2)   http://www.web-o.net/arbo/ussgeorg.htm

USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN-730).   (1)   http://www.usshmj.org/     (2)   http://www.brevardmall.com/hmj/index1.htm

USS Nebraska (SSBN-739).   http://www.eagnet.com/edipage/areaserv/nebraska/nebweb.htm

USS San Juan (SSN-751).   http://www.graphix.com/ssn751/    No Boat history

USS Albany  (SSN-753).    (1)   http://www.albany.net/~ssn753/history.html   History coming soon?   (2)   http://www.eagnet.com/edipage/areaserv/nebraska/nebweb.htm   Minimal Boat history

USS Scranton  (SSN-756).   (1)   http://members.tripod.com/ssn756/index.html   Coming soon?

USS Hampton  (SSN-767).   http://usshampton.homestead.com/

USS Greenville (SSN-772).   (1)   http://greene.xtn.net/local/ussgreeneville/   No Boat history   (2)   http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Barracks/4695/career6.html  No Boat history

Interesting reading:

SubVets of WWII                                                                     http://www.submarinevets.com/~subvetsww2/index.shtml

WWII Silent Service                                                                                http://www.subnet.com/causs/wwii.htm

Submarine History                                                                    http://www.submarine-history.com/

400 Years of Submarines                                                          http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/lostsub/history.html

USS S-5 (SS-110) Crew rescues                                                                 http://www.subnet.com/fleet/ss110.htm

Navy Department History of the USS Squalus/Sailfish (SS-192)                http://www.geocities.com/Baja/Dunes/4791/sailfish.html

USS Growler (SS-215) 4th War Patrol                                       http://www.submarinesailor.com/boats/ss215growler/

USS Perch (SS-313) WWII, Korea & Vietnam service                              http://www.subnet.com/fleet/ss313.htm

USS Capitaine (SS-336)                                                            http://members.home.net/bkackman/submarine/capitaine.html

USS Chopper (SS-342) Deep dive to >1,000 feet.                     http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/9928/deepdive.htm

USS Cochino (SS-345)                                                              http://www.subnet.com/fleet/ss345.htm

USS Dolphin (SS-555) Deep diving boat                                   http://www.subnet.com/fleet/ss555.htm

USS Skate (SSN-578) Romancing the Bottom                          http://submarinesailor.com/Stories/SkateBottom.htm

USS Scamp (SSN-588) 1987 rescue effort                                 http://sites.netscape.net/loulm2c/588rescuestory

At the beginning - at the end:

Submarines in Pearl Harbor on 07DEC1941:

USS Narwhal (SS-167), USS Dolphin (SS-169), USS Cachalot (SS-170), USS Tautog (SS-199)

Submarines in Tokyo Bay during the Surrender Ceremony on 02SEP1945:

USS Gato (SS-212), USS Cavalla (SS-244), USS Haddo (SS-255), USS Hake (SS-256), USS Muskallunge (SS-262), USS Archerfish (SS-311),

USS Pilotfish (SS-386), USS Razorback (SS-394), USS Segundo (SS-398), USS Sea Cat (SS-399), USS Tigrone (SS-419), USS Runner (SS-476).

FBM Statistics:

25 June 1999 - Many thanks to Hugh Smith for ferreting out the following updated FBM statistics.

Hugh obtained them from: Ms Judy Hallmark Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) Public Affairs Officer SP-20022 - (703) 607-0723

Polaris                                     1245 Patrols

Poseidon C-3                           1182 Patrols

Poseidon C-4 Backfit                               397 Patrols

41 For Freedom total                               2824 Patrols

Trident I                                  387 Patrols

Trident II                                 186 Patrols

Trident total                            573 Patrols

Grand totals                             3397 Patrols

Assuming 65 days per Patrol, that is 604.9 YEARS of Patrol    [Statistics are current as of 03 May99]