Presumed sunk by enemy mine, NE of Honshu and south of Hokaido.

Probably sunk by Japanese torpedo boat and subchaser off Rabaul in the Buka-Shortland Sea.

Sunk by Japanese destroyer between Lai and Rabaul.

Sunk by Japanese Aircraft in the southern entrance to Palawan Passage.

Sunk by Japanese ASW attack.

Sunk by Japanese aircraft off the Bali Coast.

Sunk, cause unknown, in the Celebes or Molluka Sea.

Sunk by unconfirmed ASW attack and bombing in the Sulu Sea.

Sunk by a Japanese submarine near North Admiralty Islands.

Ran aground on Bombay Shoals and was destroyed to prevent her from falling into enemy hands.

Presumed sunk in the Southwest Atlantic enroute to Panama.

Presumbed sunk by enemy mine in the Yellow Sea.

Sunk by an enemy mine while transiting Balabac Straight.

Sunk by anti-submarine attack off the northern tip of Honshu.

Probably sunk by Japanese Destroyers in the Balabac Straight.

Sunk by Japanese aircraft near the Ryukyu’s.

Sunk, cause unknown, along the approach to Manila, Philippines.

Damaged by Japanese aircraft and scuttled in the Straits of Malacca, near Penang, Malaya.

Sunk, cause unknown, in the South China Sea.

Sunk, cause unknown, off Kiska Island in the Aleutians.

Sunk by enemy depth charging and/or bombing off Formosa.

Sunk by depth charging off the West Coast of Luzon.

Sunk by Japanese shore battery off Matsuwa Island.

Probably sunk by Japanese submarine off the coast of Nansei Shoto.

Sunk by Japanese minlayer Hatsutake in the Gulf of Siam.

Scuttled, after heavy depth charging, between Java and Borneo.

Sunk by unconfirmed enemy action in the central Pacific.

Sunk probably by a mine, off the East Coast of Honshu.

Foundered.

Probably sunk by enemy mine off the West Coast of Palawan.

Sunk, cause unknown, off the northern tip of Honshu.

Sunk by collision with US escort vessel PC-460 in the Gulf of Panama.

Grounded on Amchitka Island and destroyed.

Foundered.

Destroyed after running aground in Makkasar Straight.

Destroyed after grounding on a reef south off Rossel Island.

Sunk by Japanese destroyers in the Kuriles.

Sunk by patrol planes and coast defense vessel in the area of Tokyo Bay.

Sunk by a mine off the coast of China in the Yellow sea.

Sunk by Japanese destroyer off Truk in the Carolines.

Damaged by Japanese aircraft at Cavite Navy Yard and then destroyed to prevent her from falling into enemy hands.

Probably sunk during an ASW attack off Morotai Island.

Sunk by Japanese warships off the Celebes Islands.

The second U.S. submarine to bear that name, lost to unknown causes near Luzon Straight.

Sunk, cause unknown, near Sakashima Shoto.

Sunk by depth charges or mine off the coast of Okinawa.

Sunk by a circular run torpedo in the Sashi Channel off Formosa.

Sunk by Japanese aircraft or warships in East China Sea.

Sunk by Japanese destroyers in the Solomon Bismark area.

Sunk by Japanese warships off the Southeast Coast of Formosa.

Torpedoed and sunk by a circular run north of Palau.

Sunk by Japanese warships and aircraft in LaPerouse Straits.