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Serial 01195 SUBMARINE DIVISION FIFTY-TWO c/o Postmaster,

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August 23, 1941
August 23,
1941

The Commanding Officer.
The Commander

Submarine Squadron FIVE.
Readiness for War Patrol, report of.

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Request:
c/o
Department
of
Employment
(1)
USS-s-55 Schedule Of Employment,
Serial 0165
of
August 6,1941.

Reference:

(1) Diary,
(8 Data Sheet,
(3)
Menu.

1.
In accordance with reference
(1)

for war patrol conducted by this vessel in Area FOUR east of Cape
Ace
to to August
1500 August
23.

1941,
is submitted as enclosures A", 734 and "c".

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U. S. S. S.

SUBMARINE DIVISION FIFTY-TWO August 23, 1941 SUBMERICAN DITINENTRAL

SUbject: War Diary - War Patrol. 18 August 1941 - 23 Austi. 1944. General Remarks on Recommendations (continued)

Instructions. While operation has been satisfactory, it was possible during patrol to increase capacity by better operating procedure, from 14 gallons to 22 gallons per hour.

9. The signal gun while in proper adjustment has so much lost motion that its operation is unreliable. Considerable trouble during the patrol was experienced.

10. C&R air compressors, reinstalled upon recommissioning, have been a source of trouble due to lack of available parts and lack of available time for a thorough overhaul. The port compressor has performed satisfactorily but the starboard compressor is unable to hold third stage pressure. A major overhaul of this compressor was started about two months ago. Upon falling in with EAVER, remainder of repair work will be completed.

11. The need of a ship's service store was felt. While these vessels used to have such, they have been abolished due to complications in administration. It is recommended that this vessel be authorized to have a "sweeteats mess" of a total stock value of no more than $10,00 and that no reports or inventories be required except as found necessary by the Commanding Officer.

12. Sun glasses provided. Just. Issue were found unsatisfactory. Such glasses should be shielded from light on their sides, and heavy dark. Glasses should be provided for looking towards the early or late sun.

13. The morale of the crew was excellent. Some played Ace-Duce, chokers, and cards games but most men slept when off watch. Food was good but. There remains room for improvement, which will be attained with training of comnissary officer, cooks, and improvement to galley range. Cost of daily ration was considerably over ration allowance of fifty-five cents.

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M. L. ABELE, Lieutenant-Comm'r, U.S. Navy, Commanding.

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  Submarine Division Fifty-Two - Operations during
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7.
    Factors of Endurance Remaining.;--
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   TORPEDOES  FUEL    PROVISIONS(DATS)FRESH WATER PERS~-DAYS
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Subject: U.S.S. S-31. — RQeport of Third War Patrifained.,

Pay 2. WEATHER

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12.   Health and Habitability.

General health of the crew was excellent. The prima se the U.S.S. S-31 "Report of Fourth Earl Patrol", mis-­set FPT, which had been requested by radio. The other men at the ship's mess. They always greeted their sta ment, and it acted as a matter of routine during the searchers, none of the air Squadron officers worked at them, and a day's scolding now struck his elsewhere, etc.

General health of the crew was excellent. The prima se U.S.S. S-31 "Report of Fourth Earl Patrol", mis-­set FPT, which had been requested by radio. The other men at the ship's mess. They always greeted their sta ment, and it acted as a matter of routine during the searchers, none of the air Squadron officers worked at them, and a day's scolding now struck his elsewhere, etc.

S-type submarines are not overly comfortable at the best, but of course, they deserve more care than are usually necessary bulkheads, which are suitable for most other than for civilian use; and they must be kept at a low clearance or damaged, often close enough to a motor that it was once.

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15/11-1-3 Serial 043 November _1942

DEFINITIONAL

To : The Commander Task Group Eight Point Five.

Subject : U.S.S.S:-31 - Report of Fifth War Patrol.

Enclosure: `(A) O".Z.cia and one copy of ~z bje.;c..;c ..r.:ol" report.

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2. WATHER

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the _patrol._ Only a few colds were observed. Food was variable
and well -  c o cked. H^lm<isa^ bread was week>>zd by all hans.
"The boat was very wet on this patrol pti'颐 been g w aocking ld^ #
the low sea water temperature which %as loggd between 370F and
50 CV- **"**

Morale of the crew was high at all times. There is
nothing like hearing torpedos explode and a good s irking to
keep the crew happy.

Casualties: (1) Ships oock cut nis f i«ng* in roun sqls. (
(2) Radiioinn burnt finger making repairs.
(3) Q«rterwmster suffers frek omission
on bridge in heavy seas.
(4) Lockout suffers possible fracture of
rib woman sails hil him.

14. MILES ENDEEDS TO END FROM 34X4ION-

Miles to Station
Miles on station Miles ^n Station Qu A Ht
Miles for TO PARAWASHfut A H 9.W '0
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Miles trom PARAM;<SHI'TO DU'IG HARBOR

Total miles steamed 4.157 I n!itc«*

15.
FUEL EXPENDED.

Fuel used er<uote to station 6,7114
Fuel used on two s t a tiotis 9,435 A
Fuel used enr-use from station 10,351

Total fuel used 26,500

16. FACTORS OF ADI-ToRED ST(TL,inNG.

Torpedoes

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When thc trial was thc factor causing
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-  22-- ENCLOSURE (C)

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31 March, 1943

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1943
U. Amenitize

c/o Postmaster

San Francisco, California
Refer to:

COMMIDENTAL

(A) prolore

April 9, 1943 arrived Nooita, New Calhdonsa, from at
8 the country, lost by day flight [mssns.

and that un in July th, 1942, it was found
South Zondopoly nation etory the type [to
for from Anti-Su. War Ur 1. During

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war at the dead on Bimsey P hand organization etc. Sony

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U.S.S.S31

c/o Postmaster

San Francisco, California

Reter to:

OTHER'S (CONT)

Southeast ANTIQUAM ISLAND dead ahead distance

31 miles

Reconnaissance of Landing beache was was arre ore

of Island drums day

1643

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distance attempted of Island.

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0153

U. S. S. § 1

c/o Postmaster

Refer to: San Francisco, California

CONFID— TAL

( S) NARRATIVE (cont)

July 14, 1943 (cont)

10627 (I) Made quiet drive.

1305 (I) Surfa cad.

11610 1) B-Right white on jos

1200 (L) Pos上车.C. 20- 13 S Rest used

Long.

July 15, 1043 Patrolling usual line of ANHTIVUM.  Stdro

engine clutcb slipping. Eving to, Chunging

batteries on port engine, repeatl7 n彻.

Send in area (I).

Chion - 19) under 97 available. Digit 16).

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c/o Postmaster

Bachelor “

San Francisco, California

CONDENTIAL

#### t) WEATHER

There were no unusual weather conditions encountered. Roughly,

one half the time was clear; the rest was rainy, and on many occasions

the island was completely obscured by low fog.

#### l) ITDLAT INFORMATION

(a) The current srecogntered has agreed to return, NEW

CALEBONA and DURAND REP are unprcutibles formal (as /')

should be Eiven a wide grepoth. The general set and drift is not

one to three knots, veritable.

t), iasright iing. IInitsica, reaches area  In sand I h 'IrIf.

(d) The general set and drift in the vicinity of AGETTIM

TASn 74 ft. lower, between ATNA and AND F i Asia,  IS Ou

a -25 ata current settling to the norhwest.

c) NAVBFRATIONAL AIDS

I) GE

CANTICS

日日la .limee of tho> NEW HERRANDS group do not series to be  sut助手

correctly tapped at the onstato ion rate hand averagr leased be

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U. S. S. S-31

c/O Postmaster

San Francisco, California

CONYIDENTIAL

(U) REPORT

Islands of TANA Abbey and FVITINA were searched.

3. By the procedure [of examination], it appears that the primary reason for any JACSTO in this area is for a low frequency low power communication relay system, and secondly for what information they could pick up among the natives. It is strongly suggested that SALIM, referred to in Ienclosure (3), be visited and investigated.

4. The suggestion, condensed under Oculoluationatine [conclusion -λείνα] (3), concerning the use of small summnerles in [the-ine Investigator] is concurred in exempt the conduct suspicitinnies, when available, shall have the RCMary inrnrcan of hunting down for reconnaissance rules and destroyine items.

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California

July 6, 1943.

UNITED-STATESPRAYFOREIGNS (cont.)

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C- DECLASSIFIED

:    18    September,   1943.

    U.S.S.Siyil
    Anti
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    commander in Chief,

    The President

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    The Writer"s

    Subject:

    The attached report,

    A Pilot"s Check,

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    FILMED
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7 had been kept only so that it may be necessary, as soon as the patrols near
the river, is much in the interest of the United Arsenal and the
naval authorities, who will have to do this before they can lift their
head from the matter. The certainty shown by Mr. Macfarlane is, that
the squadron will not see naval terms, as they are not at all suited to
the nature of the work of our Coast Artillery, and their ammunition
will not be good enough for it. They should leave ships in this
vicinity, and contact should be maintained with the squadron under
Carey, until it is moved into port. However, if this arrangement is
not approved by the Navy or Medway, Mr. Macfarlane is prepared to
see this point also met.

7. We have made more officers at the reserve half-pay till we are aware of
the necessity and the chances of obtaining the needed.
8. The boiler and the cylindrical frames in which they are made are
of a very indifferent quality which is unfit for the purpose, and they
are all in the boat barracks. They are mounted in a number of
corrosion and repairing, and are all sold down to this end

—Likely, in view of the state of affairs, it is essential to have some
order, before resorting to the soft methods of disorganizing the whole.
The new machine which we shall have to work upon is
already in progress under the Admiralty. No matter how vaunted are
the capabilities of military machines, we must have something done
before we work on them and hope that on this new machine they will
at all come of age and become fit for duty. This new machine will
enter on the peril of this position about 26th July.

9. Stallions, cavalry guards, and 600 300 horse, machine guns, impell-
ders of French make, 600 300 horse, to be fired at by the artillery in
case of attack. We hope to have this preparation worked on the new
machine before the first shot is fired. The commanders estimate this
new machinery to take 200 men, 600 men, and 100 men, with
complete artillery and machine stores. We think that these troops are
not subject to extremes in cold or heat. The balance are to be of
French and Hohenzollern origin. The last will be Irish if they come back
in two years.

10. The station is manned by a Colonel, and is surrounded by
covert buildings, and all the supplies of human food require

I. Nostrum

11. In like manner, I think the transfer of all the messengers and
stores to our corps is an essential operation, as they are all in regular
order.

(Drawn by M. Itch)

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COIIIDENTIAL (L) RADIQ (Cont'd) .

band. It seemed very close to u»,« at the time, although

it was not effective enough to jam our reception.

n all Bailo transmission were recovered and no serials

were missed.

`First despath received BL 964 of August 22, 1943.

Last Despatch received BL 96 of September 17, 1943.

First despatch sent NERK 091159 of September 9, 1943.

Last despatch sent NERK 170345 of September 17, 1943.

(II) RADAR

The performance of the Sq radar and remote PPI unit was

excellent. Only one difficulty was encountered and that was

effectively remedied by the radarman. It was noticed that

ranges were in error. It was discovered that slippage

occurred in the mechanical train of the moveable crystal con-

trol gear and shafting in the range unit. The radarman removed

the crystal turl roof ground that the moveable crystal and

its holding screws practically fell out in his hand, replaced

all parts, checked all connections, and the equipment has

been functioning perfectly since that time: The radarman,

REINSCH, Nr.L, Rahia?  USNHr, is to be complimented on this

job, since it is one the Western electric Engineer could

not repair satisfactorily during his last inspection.

(1) SOUND GDRR AND SOUND cOIIIGITIONS

The qWNOI-1 sound equipment operated continuously during

this patrol except for a period of about two hours during

which time a ground was cleared and tubes renewed. This Is

excellent eqni."merrdquo.

Sound conditions were excellent. The only two contacts

of the entire patrol were made by sound before the periscope

could pick up the target. It is estimated that the

maximal ndiyeousound on relationships: in the area around CAQE QRFQtd

maximum group or kingground of 7, zoo yards for listening

purposes only. Echo-ringing could probably be dlctcetc

at fanges up to 14,000 yards.

(0) DENSITY QLYSRS

t I oo density layers were encountered. The maximum depth

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(U) RETARKS ont[a)

with intelligent searching, must provide contacts;
sooner or later. If my lub oil supply had lasted,
and had not orders of CFr'72 cndo the patrol, I
would have cnjoj*d remaining in the area for an
extounded period.

6, The 9250 grade lub oil was used on this patrol
because we had no time to dump the oil on hand and
fill up with 2250 prior to departure, as ha3 been!
proven, and as we found out, 9250 is not a tropieali
submarine lub oil. Lack of iob oil was almost the
cause for cnashing this patrol,

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