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The S-Boats (1918-1945) USS Barracuda (SS 163) USS Bass (SS 164)
USS Bonita (SS 165) USS Argonaut (SS 166) USS Narwhal (SS 167)
USS Nautilus (SS 168) USS Dolphin (SS 169) USS Cachalot (SS 170)
USS Cuttlefish (SS 171) USS Porpoise (SS 172) USS Pike (SS 173)
USS Shark (SS 174) USS Tarpon (SS 175) USS Perch (SS 176)
USS Pickerel (SS 177) USS Permit (SS 178) USS Plunger (SS 179)
USS Pollack (SS 180) USS Pompono (SS 181) USS Salmon (SS 182)
USS Seal (SS 183) USS Argonaut (SS 184) USS Narwhal (SS 185)
USS Stingray (SS 186) USS Sturgeon (SS 187) USS Sargo (SS 188)
USS Saury (SS 189) USS Spearfish (SS 190) USS Sailfish (SS 191)
USS Sculpin (SS 192) USS Swordfish (SS 193) USS Seadragon (SS 194)
USS Sealion (SS 195) USS Searaven (SS 196) USS Seawolf (SS 197)
USS Tambor (SS 198) USS Tautog (SS 199) USS Thresher (SS 200)
USS Triton (SS 201) USS Trout (SS 202) USS Tuna (SS 203)
USS Mackerel (SS 204) USS Marlin (SS 205) USS Gar (SS 206)
USS Grampus (SS 207) USS Grayback (SS 208) USS Grayling (SS 209)
USS Grenadier (SS 210) USS Gudgeon (SS 211) USS Gato (SS 212)
USS Greenling (SS 213) USS Grouper (SS 214) USS Growler (SS 215)
USS Grunion (SS 216) USS Guardfish (SS 217) USS Albacore (SS 218)
USS Amberjack (SS 219) USS Barb (SS 220) USS Blackfish (SS 221)
USS Bluefish (SS 222) USS Bonefish (SS 223) USS Cod (SS 224)
USS Cero (SS 225) USS Corving (SS 226) USS Darter (SS 227)
USS Drum (SS 228) USS Flying Fish (SS 229) USS Finback (SS 230)
USS Haddock (SS 231) USS Halibut (SS 232) USS Herring (SS 233)
USS Kingfish (SS 234) USS Shad (SS 235) USS Silversides (SS 236)
USS Trigger (SS 237) USS Wahoo (SS 238)
USS Wahoo (SS 238)		 USS Whale (SS 239)
USS Angler (SS 240) USS Banshaw (SS 241) USS Bluegill (SS 242)
USS Bream (SS 243) USS Cavalla (SS 244) USS Cobia (SS 245)
USS Croaker (SS 246) USS Dace (SS 247) USS Dorado (SS 248)
USS Flasher (SS 249) USS Flier (SS 250) USS Flounder (SS 251)
USS Gabilan (SS 252) USS Gunnel (SS 253) USS Gurnard (SS 254)
USS Haddo (SS 255) USS Hake (SS 256) USS Harder (SS 257)
USS Hoe (SS 258) USS Jack (SS 259) USS Lapon (SS 260)
USS Mingo (SS 261) USS Muskallunge (SS262) USS Paddle (SS 263)
USS Pargo (SS 264) USS Peto (SS 265) USS Pogy (SS 266)
USS Pompon (SS 267) USS Puffer (SS 268) USS Rasher (SS 269)
USS Raton (SS 270) USS Ray (SS 271) USS Redfin (SS 272)
USS Robalo (SS 273) USS Rock (SS 274) USS Runner (SS 275)
USS Sawfish (SS 276) USS Scamp (SS 277) USS Scorpion (SS 278)
USS Snook (SS 279) USS Steelhead( SS 280) USS Sunfish (SS 281)
USS Tunny (SS 282) USS Tinosa (SS 283) USS Tullibee (SS 284)
USS Balao (SS 285) USS Billfish (SS 286) USS Bowfin (SS 287)
USS Cabrilla (SS 288) USS Capelin (SS 289) USS Cisco (SS 290)
USS Crevalle (SS 291) USS Devilfish (SS 292) USS Dragonet (SS 293)
USS Escolar (SS 294) USS Hackleback (SS 295) USS Lancetfish (SS 296)
USS Ling (SS 297) USS Lionfish (SS 298) USS Manta (SS 299)
USS Moray (SS 300) USS Roncador(SS 301) USS Sabalo (SS 302)
USS Sablefish (SS 303) USS Seahorse (SS 304) USS Skate (SS 305)
USS Tang (SS 306) USS Tilefish (SS 307) USS Apogon (SS 308)
USS Aspro (SS 309) USS Batfish (SS 310) USS Archerfish (SS 311)
USS Burrfish (SS 312) USS Perch (SS 313) USS Shark (SS 314)
USS Sealion (SS 315) USS Barbel (SS 316) USS Barbero (SS 317)
USS Baya (SS 318) USS Becuna (SS 319) USS Bergall (SS 320)
USS Besugo (SS 321) USS Blackfin (SS 322) USS Caiman (SS 323)
USS Blenny (SS 324) USS Blower (SS 325) USS Blueback (SS 326)
USS Boarfish (SS 327) USS Charr (SS 328) USS Chub (SS 329)
USS Brill (SS 330) USS Bugara (SS 331) USS Bullhead (SS 332)
USS Bumper (SS 333) USS Cabezon (SS 334) USS Dentuda (SS 335)
USS Capitaine (SS 336) USS Carbonero (SS 337) USS Carp (SS 338)
USS Catfish (SS 339) USS Entemedor (SS 340) USS Chivo (SS 341)
USS Chopper (SS 342) USS Clamagore (SS 343) USS Cobbler (SS 344)
USS Cochino (SS 345) USS Corporal (SS 346) USS Cubera (SS 347)
USS Cusk (SS 348) USS Diodon (SS 349) USS Dogfish (SS 350)
USS Greenfish (SS 351) USS Halfbeak (SS 352) USS Dugong (SS 353) (cancelled)
USS Eel (SS 354) (cancelled) USS Espada (SS 355) (cancelled) USS Jawfish (SS 356) (cancelled)
USS Ono (SS 357) (cancelled) USS Garlopa (SS 358) (cancelled) USS Garrupa (SS 359) (cancelled)
USS Goldring (SS 360) (cancelled) USS Golet (SS 361) USS Guavina (SS 362)
USS Guitaro (SS 363) USS Hammerhead (SS 364) USS Hardhead (SS 365)
USS Hawkbill (SS 366) USS Icefish (SS 367) USS Jallao (SS 368)
USS Kete (SS 369) USS Kraken (SS 370) USS Lagarto (SS 371)
USS Lamprey (SS 372) USS Lizardfish (SS 373) USS Loggerhead (SS 374)
USS Macabi (SS 375) USS Mapiro (SS 376) USS Menhaden (SS 377)
USS Mero (SS 378) USS Needlefish (SS 379) (cancelled) USS Nerka (SS 380) (cancelled)
USS Sand Lance (SS 381) USS Picuda (SS 382) USS Pampanito (SS 383)
USS Parche (SS 384) USS Bang (SS 385) USS Pilotfish (SS 386)
USS Pintado (SS 387) USS Pipefish (SS 388) USS Piranha (SS 389)
USS Plaice (SS 390) USS Pomfret (SS 391) USS Sterlet (SS 392)
USS Queenfish (SS 393) USS Razorback (SS 394) USS Redfish (SS 395)
USS Ronquil (SS 396) USS Scarbardfish (SS 397) USS Segundo (SS 398)
USS Sea Cat (SS 399) USS Sea Devil (SS 400) USS Sea Dog (SS 401)
USS Sea Fox (SS 402) USS Atule (SS 403) USS Spikefish (SS 404)
USS Sea Owl (SS 405) USS Sea Poacher (SS 406) USS Sea Robin (SS 407)
USS Sennet (SS 408) USS Piper (SS 409) USS Threadfin (SS 410)
USS Spadefish (SS 411) USS Trepang (SS 412) USS Spot (SS 413)
USS Springer (SS 414) USS Stickleback (SS 415) USS Tiru (SS 416)
USS Tench (SS 417) USS Thornback (SS 418) USS Tigrone (SS 419)
USS Tirante (SS 420) USS Trutta (SS 421) USS Toro (SS 422)
USS Torsk (SS 423) USS Quillback (SS 424) USS Trumpetfish (SS 425)
USS Tusk (SS 426) USS Turbot (SS 427) (NC) USS Ulua (SS 428) (NC)
USS Unicorn (SS 429) (cancelled) USS Vendace (SS 430) (cancelled) USS Walrus (SS 431) (cancelled)
USS Whitefish (SS 432) (cancelled) USS Whiting (SS 433) (cancelled) USS Wolffish (SS 434) (cancelled)
USS Corsair (SS 435) USS Unicorn (SS 436) USS Walrus (SS 437)
(SS 438 - 474) Not Used
USS Argonaut (SS 475) USS Runner (SS 476) USS Conger (SS 477)
USS Cutlass (SS 478) USS Diablo (SS 479) USS Medregal (SS 480)
USS Requin (SS 481) USS Irex (SS 482) USS Sea Leopard (SS 483)
USS Odax (SS 484) USS Sirago (SS 485) USS Pomodon (SS 486)
USS Remora (SS 487) USS Sarda (SS 488) USS Spinax (SS 489)

 
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WW2 SUBMARINE INFORMATION WEB SITES
   
Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide Ron Martini's Submarine Page
Ships of the US Navy Submarines (1940-45) Submarine Battle Flags of WW2
DANFS Online Submarines submarinesailor.com
Valor At Sea History on CDROM
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From the 1930s through the 1970s, the U.S. Navy used hundreds of asbestos-contaminated products in all of its vessels, which led to hazardous asbestos exposure among thousands of veterans. Many veterans who worked in shipyards and aboard warships and submarines were heavily exposed to asbestos through standard operations.  As a result, more than 30 percent of mesothelioma victims are veterans. In addition to mesothelioma, Navy veterans account for 16 percent of asbestos-related lung cancer. To learn more about when, where, and how veterans were exposed, visit our informative veterans and mesothelioma section.
 

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We aim to provide the most current and accurate information regarding asbestos exposure and its link to mesothelioma cancer.  As you know, many Navy veterans were unknowingly exposed to asbestos while working in shipyards, and while onboard ships and submarines.  The USS Batfish is one of those vessels.

When built at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, asbestos was used as an insulator for many parts of the engine room.  That said, in an effort to spread awareness about this terrible disease, I am trying to reach all those who understand this devastating disease and the importance to get good information out there.  I would invite you to visit our site, especially our Navy section at Mesothelioma and Veterans.  I am confident you will find that we have compiled a large resource for those who may be suffering from the disease or have family members who are.