The following men were lost while serving on
USS Squalus (SS-192) when she sank off the New England coast.
All the men who who survived the sinking were rescued. The submarine was later
raised, renamed Sailfish, and returned
to service. One cremember, Ernest Armando Zambon, died on April 8, 1941, in a separate incident. The boat had been renamed USS Sailfish by that time.
Click on a man's name to go to his personal memorial page on this site. Photographs and personal information are needed as indicated in the column at right.
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The following USS Squalus crew members survived the sinking.
| 1 | Roland Blanchard |
| 2 | Jutson T. Bland |
| 3 | Arthur L. Booth |
| 4 | William D. Boulton |
| 5 | Allen C. Bryson |
| 6 | Roy H. Campbell |
| 7 | Gavin J. Coyne |
| 8 | Eugene D. Cravens |
| 9 | William T. Doyle, Jr. |
| 10 | Feliciano Elvina |
| 11 | William J. Fitzpatrick |
| 12 | Lawrence J. Gainor |
| 13 | Basilio Galvan |
| 14 | William Isaacs |
| 15 | Theodore Jacobs |
| 16 | Charles S. Kuney |
| 17 | Lloyd Bronzia Maness |
| 18 | Gerald C. McLees |
| 19 | Leonard de Medeiros |
| 20 | Francis Murphy, Jr. |
| 21 | Oliver Francis Naquin (Commanding Officer) |
| 22 | John C. Nichols |
| 23 | Raymond F. O'Hara |
| 24 | Donato Persico |
| 25 | Carol N. Pierce |
| 26 | Carlton B. Powell |
| 27 | Charles Allane Powell |
| 28 | Harold C. Preble (civilian) |
| 29 | Alfred G. Prien |
| 30 | Robert Neal Robertson |
| 31 | Warren W. Smith, Jr. |
| 32 | Robert L. Washburn* |
| 33 | Charles Yuhas |
*This man is not to be confused with the Robert L. Washburn lost with USS Runner.
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