World War II Submarine Lost Boat Memorial
Still On Patrol
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U.S. Navy Submarines
paid heavily for
their success in
World War II.
A total of
374 Officers and
3131 men are on
board these 52
U.S. Submarines
still on "patrol."
(left column names)
Albacore • Amberjack • Argonaut • Barbel • Bonefish •
Bullhead • Capelin • Cisco • Corvina • Darter • Dorado •
Escolar • Flier • Golet • Grampus • Grayback • Grayling •
Grenadier • Growler • Grunion • Gudgeon • Harder •
Herring • Kete • Lagarto • Perch •
( Right column names)
Pickerel • Pompano • Robalo • Runner • R-12 • Scamp •
Scorpion • Sculpin • Sealion • Seawolf • Shark I •
Shark II • Snook • S-26 • S-27 • S-28 • S-36 • S-39 • S-44 •
Tang • Trigger • Triton • Trout • Tulibee • Wahoo •
We shall never forget that it was our submarines
that held the lines against the enemy while our
fleets replaced losses and repaired wounds.
Fleet Admiral C.W. Nimitz, U.S.N.
I can assure you that they went down fighting and
that their brothers who survived them took a
grim toll of our savage enemy to avenge their deaths.
Vice Admiral C.A. Lookwood, Jr., U.S.N.
Commander Submarine Force 1943-1946
(Lower plaque)
U.S.S. Amberjack (SS 219)
(Lower Plaque)
Commanding
John Archibald Bole, Jr.
( Left column )
Name Rate
Allmon, M.W. Momm1• Baker, W.A., Jr. RM3 •
Bannister, P.S. Momm2 • Barr, L.V. F1 •
Bartoli, R.(n) S1 • Blauvelt, R.P. LT •
Bole, J.A., Jr. LCDR • Bolze, J.F. FC1 •
Brant, H.J. SC2 • Brossy, H.E. LCDR •
Brousseau, M.J. SC2 • Buchan, W.N. EM1 •
Cacciato,D.,Jr.(n) TM3 • Caldwell, L.J.D. SD2 •
Chaffin, E.E. F2 • Cheney, J.F. LT •
Clark, B.L. TM1 • Coleman, J.L. GM2 •
Coultas, W.E. Momm2 • Davis, E.S.
Davis, L.C. EM3 • De Groot, J. (n) F2 •
Demler, A.M. ENS • Ducharme, D. ((n) QM3 •
Eastman,A.G.H. TM2 • Everett, E.J. RT1 •
Gillard, G.H. Jr F3 • Gosciniak, T. (n) Momm2 •
Hamilton, J.W. Momm2 • Henderson, L.G. EM2 •
Hiatt, D.L. EM3 • Hill, W.M.O. F2 •
Jackson, V.T. Momm2 • James, H.E. EM2 •
Jeter, W.L. SM3 • Jewell, T.E. CSM •
( Right column )
Name Rate
Kingston, F.P. Momm2 • Koreyva, V.J. Momm1 •
Lester, R.L. S2 • Levesque, R.A. EM2 •
Lewellyn, J.E. ENS • Lord, H.S.,Jr LTJG •
Lucas, J.B.,Jr Momm2 • Macy, M.R. RM2 •
Massey, A.R. MA2 • McDaniel, R. (n) S1 •
McLean, R.A. TM1 • Montague, W. (n) MA1 •
Muir, C.R. CTM • Ogilvie, H.B. TM2 •
Ouzts, C.M.,Jr. Momm1 • Pavlin, B.F. EM2 •
Pisarski, H. (n)Ranger, J.A. RM2 •
Rakyta, J.G. S1 • Runkowski, C.L. TM3 •
Ryall, L.R. Momm1 • Sallee, C.K. SC1 •
Seidell,D.R. ENS • Smorol, P.P. F2 •
Spierer, E.R. S1 • Springsteen, C.A. S1 •
Stern, R.G.,Jr. LTJG • St. John, F.T. Y1 •
Taylor, H.A. EM2 • Thurman, I.H. F1 •
Tobin, W.J. EM2 • Trask, P.B. TM2 •
Ullstrom, J.H. S2 • Ward, A.G. EM3 •
Wilson, E.L. F3 • Winquist, H.C.A. Momm1 •
(Reverse side)
Lost But Not Forgotten
Positions of United States Submarine Losses in World War II
List of 52 Lost Boats and Date
(Lower Plaque)
This Plaque is Dedicated to the Wives and Mothers for the
Hardships They Endured as They Served with Us in World War II
Swampfox Chapter of South Carolina, United States
Submarine Veterans of World War II, 1988
Marker is on Point Pleasant Road.
Courtesy hmdb.org
