U.S.S. S-41 (SS-146) — war patrol report SS-146_S-41.pdf

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Two destroyers Seemed to draw apart ( increase between
destroyers arises f rom this Ahip) for search. Very
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UNITED STATES **ASLATIC** **SHELT** **SUMARINE** **DIVISION** **201**

U. S. S. 4-I (Emi46)

planes rigged out. These had been rigged in because
of fairly heavy seas. Planes would rig out only with great
difficulty by hand. Time to rig out about 15
minutes. Light identified as fire on slope of Mt.
Calvaite, Kindoro.

Thirteenth Day - January 5, 1942e

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1505 Philadelphia, Il.: 8,000 SQ. FT. U. S. CLASSED AT $20,000 U. SAGGED VSILADA FIXED CONTAINING SUMMERARY LESS TRUCK, TANK & ROPE, CREATE STORAGE SPACE, MAINTAINED CONDITION. : 100,000 SQ. FT. : 2 CARS SHIPPED ABRACK: 35 POUNDS ON SUCCESSOR APPLICATION. : UNITED STATES ASATIC PLY (U. S. 111-316): 44 JEVEL CONDITION WITH SLAB CONCR. TARNISH CONDITION WITHOUT COATS; NUMBERING 5 UP. : ITEMS DO IT; OI; PMS, CROSOS, PASS-S; DEPOSITED INSIDE CREW SHIP FOR CUSTOMS INSPECTION:

IDENTIFY WINNS TRIANGULATION BLOCK CONDITION AT: 1800, LIMITS ON / NO STORAGE, DO NOT UNDER THE STEVENS Cumberland Rail 43755, SG.Mairo-November 30th 1926 FROM UNFIRING, GREENLY HY H7 GFCTP BLOCK ASSASSINATION SIGN OFF;

500 SIXES; USMS COLLECTION WITH NO DEPOSITS. DEPOSITED INSIDE:

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DATE DESCRIBED FOR CALL; DATI DATE VERTICATION BY:

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SRAAS CONVERTED INTO EDITIONAL COMBUSTION SYSTEM;
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in afternoon and evening. Lightning,
January 23 Heavy rain, low visibility, choppy seas.

January 24 Good visibility during day. Low visibility,

heavy rain from about 2000 cen.
January 25 Low visibility rain during early morning and

late afternoon.

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black smoke in firing area.

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15 miles east of Cape "--.anglafahat Sight .

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**1904** Surfaced. [ixed position by stars. 이후14 : E[om last quarter
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**SIXTEENTII 1 &Jv - February 19**

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1900

**: U. S. S. 51 (SB146)**

**Surface.** Obtained **star sight». Visibility Excellent.**

**Accepted CSP 261114 CSAF Ser. 41.**

**23075 N-P-O. ReacJiTted for S-81 position report, on 84 70.**

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~tarakan.

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5-41 (.0g4) u.5.s.- 8:-
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82346/13-1 UNITED STATES ASIATIC FLEET
SUBMARINE DIVISION 201

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From: \The Commanding Officer.
TO: The Commander Submarine Squadron FIVE.
Subject: Report of Third War Patrol.
Reference: (a) c:s-La Conseil. serial 042 of April 20, 1942.
Enclosure: (A) Comments as formulated in Paragraph 4 of
Reference (a).

This vessel was on its third patrol during
the following period:- May 9, to June 6, 1942.
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10440

FC5-5/Al6-3/11/JW TASK FORCE FORTY TWO
Serial (0068) BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA.
From: The Commander Task Force FORTY TWO.
To: The Commander-in-Chief, U.S. FLEET.
Via: The Commander U. S.: Naval Forces, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA.

Subject: U.S.S. S=41 (S316) - Report of Fourth War Patrol - August 7 to September 2, 1942.

Enclosure: (A) Subject Report.

1. Enclosure (A) is forwarded herewith.

2. This was a well executed patrol, The night surface attack was aggressively pushed
home and demonstrates the possibilities of repeated night surface attacks on convoys. it
is impossible to assess losses as a result of this attack, but it is evident that
four torpedo hits were obtained on unknown targets. From consideration of the torpedo
tracks, it is believed that two to four ships of the convoys were damaged or sunk.

3. Although the attack on an I-61 class submarine was made at extreme rank, I am convinced that
the enemy submarine was sunk by two torpedo hits.

4. It is gratifying to note the absence of serious material faults during this patrol. This
improvement in reliability is the result of excellent and thorough overhaul work by the
ship's force and tender beyond patrols.

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3346/46-3

CONFIDENTIAL

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The Commanding Officer.

The Commander Submarine Squadron Five.

: U.3.3, 3-41- Fourth War Patrol

(a) [b] u.r TU.S.S. 3-41- Fourth War Patrol Report.

第七 .. war one nd re s.: 1942, is forwarded here what a conceal (A)

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1942 to August 7, 1942 (Daytime)
The main ballast tanks were blown out during a loss of 11000 grains of fuel from No. 3 Main Ballast Tank.

A return trip to Auckland was performed on July 25, 1942. The battery was treated in accordance to the chapter in the May Note. The battery vacated the Battalion and immediately recharged the battery restored the Navy cell plates overhauled. It arrived in H.M.C.E.  after approaching HMS Norfolk during the convoy march. The battery was then moored to the gun ramps to prevent wetting. The changes made during the voyage resulted in a loss of a few grains of battery plates on the new cell plates.

| **_Date_** | **_Time_** | **_Person_** | **_Event_** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
|   In June 1942 the report | August 7, 1942 | U.S.S, S-41 | Int..
|  All main ballast tanks | June 6, 1942 to August 7, 1942 | 1942 | inyou|
|  Conc cell after stormstation | 1942, conc cell was recoveried in bound of the hull :- |         | Unc..1742,    inyour697,11wRODUCTION|
|  tank and the hull flappers engraving |           Admiralty | attack on pp| Entry no. 633 |
| Alls best for merchant losses in August | August 7, 1942 |         | out in u201cons. King diplomation,  |
| 16.155,      manned,         and ship sociale 93  |       8,      valid |       |
|  l Lawrence, |                    |        |

| August 8, 1942 | |hattan, __ of MStock broader England.             |        |
||$ __ 9, at_    gatt |
|1                         intransport_
|2                         heading Lyttelton
|3                      85, after france 49 | Country of sailout |
|4                       25 120 |                 |
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NARRATIVE

: 1845 - Surfaced. Night visibility excellent for first time.

NURITNNT EORFTORBND

1500

2000 - Position.Lat.05-01 S.Iong.152-34 E

Distance run:98miles.

Fuel expended:31Z gallons.

August 19, 194

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0550 - Made periscope observation. NPo ships in sight. Proceed-

ing to assigned patrol are.ea.

(SeO particulars of attack for details).

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3-E-C-R-E-T U.S. S. 3-41 NARRATIVE August 27, 1942, ({Con't .}) _K7000 - Position, latitude 8-节o S , longitude r 59-38 E. Distance run : 127 miles. Fuel expanded: 596 gallons. August 28, 1942. _0507 - Submerged. 0800 - Position, latitude 9-41 S, longitude 15B-25 E. 1200 - Position, latitude 9-25 S, longitude 158-15 _E. l800 - Surfac ed. 2000 - Position, latitude 1O-2S S, longitude 156-04 E. Distance run: 137 miles. _Ooo - Position, latitude lO-28 S, longitude 156-04 E. Distance run: lSa1 miles. Fuel expended: _567 gallons. Augar 29, 1942. Unfortunately! 0800 - Position , latitude r o-sJ S , longitude 15-4S E. 1045 - Slgnted patrol plane about 6 miles Iast'en cr housing to east- wand m. Plane apparently did not see us as it contr aded ea ow and then southe s tward. _ _ u 1200 - Position, latitude 2'b-3 lglntitude lE-4 3, longitude 157-3o E. Distance run: C39 miles. Fireminess 1379 gallone; Fuel expended: _ A uGraar 30, 1642. 0800 - Position, latitude l6-l8 S , longitude lS7-28 E. 1200 - Position, latitude rB-6S S, longitude l237-1r9 E. Distance run: 4611 261 miles. I _fuel expended: _ Fu ceres troyales; 1237 gallons. Bupeesl 31. - 19042. 0800 - Position i, latitude %o-24 S, longitude l6.9_B J :g 1200 - Position, latitude 2t-tllS lglntitude l6S-45s &. 2000 - Position, latitude atl ies in 22-43 1, longitude 156-29 E. Distance run: 261 miles. _ X). Juice expended: _ Editid anies: _ O800-066572-42l 1200 - Position, latitude %r-FS lglnti-m 1200 -Position, lExitude WOAOS 8o OilJ, day 0233 801. 1200 - Position, latitude 2d-D2 2000 - Position, latitude %: Solution over J to PTO ---300-700-5 distance (T) E. : position Myatset: '1, ?_ SepHBER1_ , 1942_ 0800 - Position, latitude 2-01 % r. longitude 156-47 E. 1200 - Position, latitude 2--ovC~la1" ume Distance run: 205 miles. 614- _Ju iri expended: __ 23.2210 galrns. Fuel expended: _{() () 20- - - 13 (| 3 2009235100 and distance m. T i ;__ I 180 01 unplfaoINTONTEACIBy 1200 a watt I gauged -'-

— page 67 —
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— page 68 —
4L

Weather

During passage to patrol area, the weather was fair, generally

overcast with a choppy following sea.  In the NEW BRITAIN area,

the sea was calm with 1ight southeasterly winds.  The nights were
 generally overcast with intermittent rain squalls.  Many electri­
cal storms were visible over the land areas.

From NEW BRITAIN to the TULAGI area, the weather was much

the name as in the NEW BRITAIN area

While of. J! AVI! S ISLAND, the sea was very calm with bright moon­

light nights.  The wake of the ships stood out astern as far as
you could see.

During passage to BRISBANE,  the sea was a flat caIm with
light swells.

Tidal Information

Observed a three knol1 drift to westward in the vicinity of

the LOUISrADE ARCHIPELAGOO.

CAPE ONFORD is very prominent and can be seen well from south­
west or northeast on dark nights.

T Shipping and Air Patrols.

0950, 17 August: Four merchant ships and one destroyor at

latitude 05-20 s, {,qntigutde 152--18 E, course 2000 {T}, spcod

10 knots. Merchant ships were in calmn, distance between ships

1000 yards. Destroyer was to starboard and about the n]ddle of
the column . Range at sift1ing was about 6000 yards from a position
on the beam of the destroyer. One tum count of 108 turns was
obtained.  The destroyer appeared to be of the AM]GIRI class, the
second ship from the rear was an old center island high stack,
high forecastile ship of about 5000 tons.  It was smoking badly.
The near ship had a cruiser stor.n, conter island, goal post masts ,
and appeared to be of about 7000 tons.  No were unable to close as

we 2ro already on the beam at the timo of sighting.  T!ie formation
should have been picked up at the provious periscope observation

L"f They vVYW turnke mornin:t6 inira尾巴

— page 73 —
7E©TR « —•-
U.3.3. S -4J

MAJOR DEFECTS **+XP EXPERIEXECS),

Ship does not dive fast enough, a negative tank is badly

needed.

The fire control system is most inadequate.

The torpedo 'cloth facilities are inadequate.

The trim pump will not pump to sea at deep depths.

RCOMKING

Radio reception was excellent throughout the Patrol. Beloonen ~
could be heard on the loop antenna c d all stations

133J BUT the trnck

only of sufficient ENGENG
8658
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— page 74 —
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0/-A|6-3
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FACEPICSE
Fleet POST
OFFICE
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Orange County
PAIN
OCTOBER , 19
PACIFIC

Frigin,b..,

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To : Submarine Here,
Pacific Fleet.
Subject:
U.S.S. S-4l (SS146) -  Report of Fift.
EnclOure: (B) None.

A) Copy of the
1. Enclosure (B) is forwarded here痰th.
2. The apprehended here in stock, then to just required 1p
submerged 23: ZO09—-3OOO tobod ejection

was The bombardment carried out with considerable of Gore siaiisou
negativp superb and- progresst were; this afical stunichs,

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imp, cl the clear, with a subppres- leaf jences:, fulfils.

— page 78 —
1942 Octoberth MwS S-41Report of Fifth War Patrol.SupersedsupersedsSuperseds 1942349:20652046No2.2045With thWith theGoldenDragonand King Neptune as observers,submerged to pass under equator and 180th meridian.number

— page 81 —
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Operatioriordei.
Commander Quek Group Cixteilon Povit
Fitec secrv>at mlgram 142220.

— page 82 —
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— page 84 —
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less 10.

that must be released a: H- (ascii codes who were in the back quarter. The

stern.草丛 of any H-[cif]-. squadron, after. 15. the

— page 98 —
1K16.5/A5-5
Serial 084 20 August, 1943

G-O-N-F-I-L-D-E-N-T-I-A-I

From: T~ T
The Commander Task Group S~IYEN POTN   lives.
The Commander Submarine Qua dron FORTY-FIVEI」
To :  The Commander Submarine Force, U.S. Pacif:afleetI
Subject: U. S. S-4-- Lynn Patrl.

1.  The Sixth War Patrol of the S-4 1 covered a period ot twenty- cne days, of which sixteen days were spent In patrol area
covering East and West approaches to ONGKTAN SI'RAITS. The area
was thoroughly covered and patrol Aencted aggressively. Twelve
areas firmed march, three of which were developed; fog back
presence of RUSSIAN shipping hampered attack on others.

2.

The following is analysis of abstracts:

Attack number fnre. The distance frorn firing point
to intercept on 165' track most Iikely ereoked the run
of the torpedojcs and certainly gave the target Amplc lati-
tude to maneuver to avold.
Attack number tss. 5low speed of target afforded
cportunity to cose to favorable firing posltion. Turegt
was large four-mastd fishing- schoonor of about tvalve
hundred tons and qevviihooded In operation.
accurs...
was justified in expending two rendez by radar at 6oo years. slSw speed of target bare mplo time.
to gain favorable firing posltion.  Thstufance attack using
two for sighting with gyoност opposite flck>' which are taking
both calcually nore rof fiat to get the posecrtive and get otacyj.
The complete destruction try therapy such tho contact pointss no clear In the SPIRE fn
and the air force defense on the reword atmosphere.

3.   The conmaments of the Commanding Officer on -cnaeroaate collirnt reported
was very
3. 
The bnlandatio invocation-
was a-the filed short of operations. At TBM -were
maximum shot said that this Sith quadron - as' snode  fire in air frigto. Six> Jel 
calculate that tho
onconsideration technology clear.
staff but - be of the squadron should be released from the
squadron

- Liam

— page 99 —
0. - .. " -  [ SECOND]

Serial 084.

CONF/ N1T'IAl.

Subject: U.S.S. S-41 - Sixth War Patrol.

4.

The Commanding Officer, officers and crew of the

S-41 are congratulated for the splendid performance of an alert
and aggressive patrol and upon the destruction of the following

enemy vessels:
SUNK

1 Four-masted schooner 1200 tons
1 Carus ima aru 5000

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— page 100 —
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Report of Sixth War Patent.

The Commander Subarninee
the

— page 102 —
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— page 127 —
194: 50: 5. eof th：5 ：. •'
**Oct. 2, 1943 '** U.S.S. S-41 Report of Eighth War Patrol. 150 (W) dlering run in Massacre Bay for S.Hassacre Bay. - :group of Army Officers. 170 (W) 1700 (W) Departed Massacre Bay for ‘Schasot fort l company with U..decr in losyers : P6c.05 hoh for - U.S. P6c. 6: 195-
Oct. 6, 1943: 2. arrived 0300 (W) Submarine Base, Dutch Harbor,

— page 128 —
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— page 133 —
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— page 134 —
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— page 140 —
0.xx

:

Date:
SS146-A16-3

Function: SS146:30 Air Combat Belt
Serial: C-127

Date of Birth: October 6, 1943
C-O-H-Z-E-I-D-E-H-I-T-A-L-1

As of: October 6, 1943
The Commanding Officer.
The Commander-in-Chief, UNITED STATES FLEET.
(1) The Commander Submarine Force, U.S. PACIFIC FLEET.
(2) The Commander-in-Chief, U.S. PACIFIC FLEET.
Subject: U.S.S. S-41, report of Ja patrol number EIGHT.

Enclosure: (A) Subject Report.
Item: 1.
Enclosure (A), covering the Eighth war Patrol of
this vessel conducted in Northern KURILE-ISLAND area during the
Period from August 15, 1943 to October 6, 1943, is forwarded
herewith.

11 01789
(American War Library)

Copy to:
Const.PaOfor
ComTaskDr   16.5
ConSubRon  45
ConSubDiv  52

[Signature]

_Seyrichan S.-41
ComPatorr Shell Group
Date:

---

Identifier: SS146-A16-3

Identifier: C-127

Identifier: SS146_A16-3

---

**Notes:**

:
**11-01789 (Replacement Flag):**
_Seyrichon_
_U.S.S.S. A11-A16-3_
_15-7-On Post Office, San Francisco, Calif._

(Sep.)
_SS., CommScope and United States Tactical Forces, reports, file 126-7_

(Signature of Major Charles F. Cook, with his proposed changes,)

— page 142 —
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