REMEMBERING: Links To Submarine Memorial Pages

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~Remembering~
all those who did not come back

A collection of links to U.S. Submarine Memorial Pages

View down the Thames - SubBase Groton CT - 1950s
(Image by Marty Schultz - A USS BLENNY sailor in the '50s)

Sid Note: "On Eternal Patrol" is the most well done site that I have seen... Start with this one
On Eternal Patrol
"Dedicated to all men lost while serving in the U.S. Submarine Force"
From USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park, Honolulu, HI

Toll the Bell
A poem by the late Robert Lee Harrison

USSVI SUBMARINE MEMORIALS PAGE
Go to USSVI.org, Click on Memorials

Although the following is a fictional representation of the death
of a submarine during WWII, I'm sure you will get the message.
This Is Why We Remember

THE MESS COOK by Dan Gillcrist

The Duty Station by Mike Hemming

The United States Submariner
Memorial Buildings & Structures Project
A project to ID all that are named for U.S.Submariners

USS SAILFISH SS-192
A WW-II Submarine Image from Thomas R. Parks
15 August 1921 - 4 October, 2000


10 APRIL 1963	22 May 1968

Remembering Lost Cold war Boats	Remembering Lost Cold war Boats

THE LOST BOATS Don Shelton's List	THE LOST BOATS via Harry Hall's WEBPAGE
Lost Boats-Still On Patrol Via The Official SubVets WWII	US Submarines on Eternal Patrol Via the NEW JERSEY NAVAL MUSEUM
U.S. Submarine WW-II Losses via USS PAMPANITO Memorial Boat (Also in Index format)	U.S. Submarine WW-II Losses via Bluejacket.com
The LOST BOATS 1941-1945 Also from CSP Submarines Lost or Damaged before and after World War II CommSubPac	A Chronology of all U.S. Submarine Losses Based on Jim Christley's compilations Sid's Local listing (probably needs some updating) The real-deal data source is at Jim Christley's Website: OldSubsPlace
*We Never Forgot You* Remembering Wall Inscription from US SubVets East Memorial Groton CT	A Plaque Commemorating the Allied Submarines That Operated Out of Freemantle, Western Australia in World War Two Image Contributed by Frank Toon

Background of epitaph

COMSUBPAC's CENTENNIAL EVENTS PAGE