USS Yorktown
Torpedo Three
Pilots
Lance E Massey, commanding
Descano, California
Richard W Suesens
Waterloo, Iowa
Wesley F. Osmus
Chicago, Illinois
David J. Roche
Hibbing, Minnesota
Patrick H. Hart
Los Angeles, California
John W. Haas
San Diego, California
Oswald A. Powers
Detroit, Michigan
Leonard L. Smith
Ontario, California
Curtis W. Howard
Olympia, Washington
Carl A. Osberg
Manchester, New Hampshire
Radiomen-Gunners
Leo E. Perry
San Diego, California
Harold C. Lundy Jr.
Lincoln, Nebraska
Benjamin R. Dodson Jr.
Durham, North Carolina
Richard M. Hansen
Lakefield, Minnesota
John R. Cole
La Grange, Georgia
Raymond J. Darce
New Orleans, Louisiana
Joseph E. Mandeville
Manchester, New Hampshire
William A. Phillips
Olympia, Washington
Charles L. Moore
Amherst, Texas
Troy C. Barkley
Falkner, Mississippi
Robert B. Brazier
Salt Lake City, Utah
Survivors
Harry L. Corl
Saginaw, Michigan
Wilhelm G. Esders
St Joseph, Missouri
Lloyd F. Childers
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
USS Enterprise
Torpedo Six
Pilots
Eugene E. Lindsey, Commanding
San Diego, California
Severin L. Rombach
Cleveland, Ohio
John T. Eversole
Pocatello, Idaho
Randolph M. Holder
Jackson, Mississippi
Arthur V. Ely
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Flourenoy G. Hodges
Statesboro, Georgia
Paul J. Riley
Hot Springs, Arkansas
John W. Brock
Montgomery, Alabama
Lloyd Thomas
Chauncey, Ohio
Radiomen-Gunners
Charles T. Grenat
Honolulu, Hawaii
Wilburn F. Glenn
Austin, Texas
John U. Lane
Rockford, Illinois
Gregory J Durawa
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Arthur R. Lindgren
Montclair, New Jersey
John H. Bates
Valparaiso, Indiana
Edwin J. Mushinski
Tampa, Florida
John M. Blundell
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Harold F. Littlefield
Bennington, Vermont
Survivors
Albert W. Winchell
Webster City, Iowa
Robert E. Laub
Richland, Missouri
Edward Heck, Jr.
Carthage, Missouri
Irvin H. McPherson
Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Stephen B. Smith
Mason City, Iowa
Douglas M. Cossitt
Oakland, California
William C Humphrey, Jr.
Milledgeville, Georgia
Doyle L. Ritchey
Ryan, Oklahoma
William D. Horton
Little Rock, Arkansas
Wilfred N. McCoy
San Diego, California
USS Hornet
Torpedo Eight
Pilots
John C. Waldron, Commanding
Fort Pierre, South Dakota
James C Owens, Jr.
Los Angeles, California
Raymond A. Moore
Richmond, Virginia
Jefferson D. Woodson
Beverly Hills, California
George M. Campbell
San Diego, California
William W. Abercrombie
Merriam, Kansas
Ulvert M. Moore
Bluefield, West Virginia
William W. Creamer
Riverside, California
John P. Gray
Columbia, Missouri
Harold J. Ellison
Buffalo, New York
Henry R. Kenyon, Jr.
Mount Vernon, New York
William R. Evans, Jr.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Grant W. Teats
Sheridan, Oregon
Robert B. Miles
San Diego, California
Radiomen-Gunners
Horace F. Dobbs
San Diego, California
Amelio Maffei
Santa Rosa, California
Tom H. Pettry
Ellison Ridge, West Virginia
Otway D Creasy, Jr.
Vinton, Virginia
Ronald J. Fisher
Denver, Colorado
Bernard P. Phelps
Lovington, Illinois
William F. Sawhill
Mansfield, Ohio
Francis S. Polston
Nashville, Missouri
Max A. Calkins
Wymore, Nebraska
George A. Field
Buffalo, New York
Darwin L. Clark
Rodney, Iowa
Ross E. Bibb, Jr.
Warrior, Alabama
Hollis Martin
Bremerton, Washington
Ashwell L. Picou
Houma, Louisiana
Robert K. Huntington
South Pasadena, California
Survivor
George H. Gay
Houston, Texas
1 comment:
Hey Dave, why you put up with the abuse at TCS is beyond me but you have a good blog here and this was a very moving post. Freedom isn't free despite what DFLers like Timmer (Spot) and MNO think. And to comment about Geoff Michel he is a good guy and real. He literally knows me by name and he always has a smile on his face and is a really decent human being. Look for him to run, maybe even win. His "Q-rating" is going to be off the charts and if he is the nominee look for the DFL do to him what they tried to (and failed to) do to Erik Paulsen in the 3rd CD race last fall.
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