Submarine F-4 raised near Honolulu in Navy report
An official report outlines the dramatic salvage of the submarine F-4 sunk near Honolulu Harbor. Navy divers describe the five months of deep sea work, the unprecedented lifting operation, and the risks faced while recovering bodies and studying the disaster for future safety improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT High Police
Honolulu
Av Department
Daniels
C B T Moore
Pearl Harbor
Naval
J A Furer
C H Smith
Furar
Great Penl
Base to Aid U Boats Guard Coasts in Shore Stations
Secretary Daniels orders first shore submarine base at New London Conn to be established immediately for coastal defense. plan calls for additional shore stations near Boston New York Norfolk gulf and Pacific coast with crews sleeping ashore to increase efficiency of coast defense submarines and two smaller submersibles to operate from shore bases.
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Daniels
New London
Con
Boston
New York
Norfolk
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Alea
Deniely
National Defense
New England
Albert W Grant
Navy
Department
Congress
Secretary Daniels
Ten More Bodies Found In Submarine F-4 Hull
Honolulu dispatch reports ten more bodies recovered from the United States submarine F-4 hull. The dead crowded the engine room where a hole was cut for entry. One identifies as Ivan U Mehan of Lima Ohio. The submarine sank near Honolulu Bay on March 25 with 22 aboard. Naval investigators avoid confirming if the engine room crowding proves an explosion elsewhere. Thirteen bodies have been recovered so far, with others found in wreckage or fragmentary condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Drellishak
Brooklyn
Drellishik
United States
Drellishak
Honolulu
Httle
George Stillgan
Frank Crilley
Frederick Nelison
William Lockman
Admiral Moore
Furer
Mare Island
Maryland
Chaina
Honolulu Harbor
Hawai
Ivan U Mehan
Lima
Ohio
Naval Board of Inquirs
Honolulu Bay
Navy board investigates F-4 loss conditions
A board of senior officers including Rear Admiral Cliftora J Boush Naval Constructor J A Furer and Lieut K B Crittenden has been appointed to conduct a thorough examination of the F-4. The department will leave no stone unturned in its effort to determine the circumstances of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Moore
Honolulu
Sumner E Kittelle
Mttton
Davis
Hugh Brown
Charles T Westcott, Jr
USMC
KH R. Bognach
James M Hogglit
Charles B T Moore
Naval Station
Hawaii
L D Webb
Bruce Canaga
Alert
F W Scanland
Charles M Yate
A H Mallien
F J Lowry
L. BE Myers
G. B Evans
E V Brown
Naval Constructor
J A Furer
Pearl Harbor
C E Smith
Particu
Larly
Cliftora J Boush
Naval
K B Crittenden
Glimpse of Old Japan at Washington Eye Hospital Fete
A lawn fete at the Washington Eye Ear and Throat Hospital in Iowa Circle transformed the grounds into a Nippon garden with geisha attendants and a Japanese tea room. Marine Band music backed dances while candy and cake trays circulated, aiding the hospital’s benefit fund. Mrs Oscar Wilkinson presided with Mrs Oscar Coombe as vice president and a full slate of committee leaders.
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Japan
Washington Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Iowa Circle
Hospital
Marine Band
Oscar Wilkinson
Thhe
Oscar Coombe
Carrie Thwing
E EK Bargelton
E .W Handly
George Thorn
Theodore Michael
Myst & R. Jackson
J N Michaelson
M. L. Bundy
W. Boughton
A J. Riley
John Bushey
Mra Wait
Mr Haywood
Movements and detachments of Army and Navy vessels
The report lists numerous detachments and assignments including Ensign H B Cfcful, Lieutenants Rol and McWhorter, and various officers moving between Port al Erme, Philadelphia, New York, and navy yards. It notes transfers to Puget Sound, Albany, Annapolis, and aboard ships from Shanghai to Mare Island, with actions around Cape Haitien and Cape Hutley and the arrival of marines at Hualiu.
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Georgt M McMaster
Sixteenth Infantry
Roland W Bolghton
Tennessee
Port al Erme
Philadelphia
Gonaives
Cape Haitien
Seattle
Dent Moler
Euantinamo
Sem Fork
Js Regiment
Mazatian
Santa Rosatis
Satura
St George
Prilt
Bilal
Faluppine Department
Nawheilie
Cape Hutley
Arenelie Ne
Port An
Prince Fagle
Mirogowre
Mainiower
Hamptin Road
Dolphin
Sur Work City
Kearmarge
New York
Rouder ® Dpill Grains
Allag
Hongkong
Balticore
Hampton
Rusds
Des Moines
Onda Island
Glazer
Mare Island
West
Mexeo
J A Brady
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
WB Wells
Celtic
C . McWhorter
New Orleans
Albany
Trent
HB Lassing
Ithode Taland
RB Rhodes
Washington DC
C M Yates
Home
Wall
HW Boy
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R. B. Boyle
C. L. Grant
Boardman
Washington
Ma. Pullman
Boyle
Grant
Robert H Boardman
Richard B Boyt
Mal Raymond W. Pullman
Clifford L. Grant
Assi Supt Boyle
Uty
Maj Pullman
Pullman
Merin
Richard B Boyle
Metropolitan Police Department
City of
District of Columbia
Clifford L Gant
Gray
District of Columba
Ingescor Grant
Arca
Therson H
Detective Bureau
Police Ae
District Attorneys Office
Police
Board of Inquiry
Secretary of the Navy
Pacific
Isergeant
Leutenant
Cuffora F Grant
Daniel W Baker
John E Laskey
Mr Laskey
McComas Hawken
United States Attorney
Ue Grant
Cliff Grant
Us 88
Lance
Ocean Swella
Boush
Bravo
Lnes
Hono-lulu
Perkins
W. C. Alexander
Whosington
Winter Underwear American Hosiery Co
Cartwright & Warner
Conradi & Fredman
Carter’s
Conradi & Friedman
Carter
Hosiery Co
American Hosiery Co
Eye, Ear and Throat
ARMY
Ego
Dent Gunlor
HJ Abbett
St Louis
Raleigh
Jersey
Kentucky
Naval Academy Annapolis
William Nelson
Vermont
Neptune
F K Perkins
Utah
Menife
Atlatic Staton
Washington, DC
A J Meeret
Tinois
James McIntyre
HU Pois
Asiatic Fleet
Shanghai
China
Lient
E. E Lindley
Walt Omeat
KK. Lewis
Sa Labounty
Hualiu
Tle Mare
Au Th Gu
Colorado
Berg
Henry Heath
Crofut & Knapp
Dent's
United States Marine Band
White House
William H Sentelmann
Mecklenburg
Clarke
Mumcan George C Fry
Hopkine
Muricians
T Hess
Eichner
C 0
Neil
Goda
Walhell
President
Tregins
Hhuhiy
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