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A. PROLOGUE.

ALBACORE arrived Brisbane, Australia, from

sixth war patrol, ric" 7 September 1943. Refi命令aced

27 September 1943. Refit completed 7 October 1943.
Major items accomplished during refit: Numbers three

and four main engines overhauled; dual purpose 3800 cal.

gun and mount installed in place of old deck gun. Con-

ducted practice run-firing in Moreton Bay and spent two

day period at sea, 10 - ll October 1943. Departed

Brisbane 1300 L, 12 October 1943, on seventh war patrol.

Training period with COUCAL scheduled enroute.

B. NARRATIVE.

A_all times are""Love"" unless otherwise stated.

12 October 1943

Underway. Made noise tests in Moreton Bay

and rendezvoused with COUCAL off Caloundra

and proceeded to sea.

Conducted rough training exercises wi8h

BOtheA L.

13October 1943

Enroute patrol area in company with COUCAL.

Conducting day and r{aughtraining exercises.

14 October 1943

Enroute patrol area in company with COUCAL.

Conducting day and night training exercises.

15 October 1943

1500 Commenced special. three day "chase" training

exercise.

15 October 1943

Enroute patrol area. Conducting special

training exercise with COUCAL.

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C O N P I D E N T I A L

Subject: U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh War Patrol.

NARRATIVE (Continued).

21 October 1943

Enroute patrol area.

0537 Submerged for day's patrol.
1855. Surfaed.
Nothing sightfl.
22 October 1943

Patrolling ,
along Truk

routes enroute to area.

0546 Submerged 1-009 S., 154-00 E.
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Surfaced.

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Nothing sighted.

23 October 1943

Patrolling in area.

0557 Submerged for day a patrol. .

1856 Surfaed, patrolling across Truk

central road.
2100 Received' aircraft contact report off troop

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25 October 1943 (Cont'd) Radar contact 328 R. (our course 130 T.) range 2055 10,000 yards. Radar could sort out the smaller pip of the small AK and the larger pip of the big AK slightly to the right of it. Tracked and determined base course to be 120 T., heading for Cape Matamalan, zigzagging. We were not sure of our position, and decided that we could not continue down this way later than 2130 without danger of running into Tingwon. We patrolled the . convergent, on the large pip which was re

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: U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh War Patrol.

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| B. | Narrative (Continued). | | ---|---|--- | 29 October 1943 | **Patrolling along Truk - Rabaul shipping routes.**

0600 | **Submerged for day's patrol.**

1912 | **Surfaced**

Nothing sighted.

| **30 October 1943** | *** **Patrolling in area.**

0606 | **Submerged for day's patrol, proceeding to new area.**

1910 | **Surfaged**

**Nothing sighted.**

| **31 October 1943** | *** **Proceeding to and patrolling in new area.**

0604 | **Submerged for day's patrol.**

1647 | **Lat. 4-44 N., Long. 151-83 E. Ship contact # 3. Sighted two destroyers coming out of a squally background bearing 120 R., 030 T., on courese one about 9000 yards. Went to battle stations, swung with pull left rudder to course 100 T., only could not close to less than is 4500 yards as target at the should not start noticed R of FUDKI and lost monitor on fuse. Their -with their- end abbreviated were dusk. erected fire- fire**

1725 | **DD's passed out of sight. Looked for other ships accompanying them, but those were Norway. This ordered destroyers were not Indians Saturday,, put it down neither actor reader. **Decided was then the and plan not not**

1908 | **take the off. one Where for compa-**

**1 ** **1 November 1943**

Patrolling in area.

**0605** **Submerged for day's patrol.**

1037 Spot. 1405 **Lat. 3-16 N., Long 15- BO. plane N. Note contact # 4._

1910 | **Sighted four-engine float plan.**

Surfaced.

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**ENCLOSURE ：(4)**

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U.S.S. **ALBACORE, Report** of Seventh War Patrol.

B. NARRATIVE (Continued).

5 November **1943** (Cont’d)

0420	Sighted what looked like a submarine hull bearing about 345 T. distant 4000 yards, up on the port bow of former contact, took this to be the **BalA0.** Commenced turning left to close former contact. Lost sight of what appeared to be a submarine immediately. 0432	Changed course up to 000 T. and could make out shapes of four destroyers in column, course about 300 T.; with the bearing rapidly changing left, indicating high speed.

0435	We had been able to clear the range to 4900 yards on the rear one as tracking showed a speed of 17 - 20 knots. Range opened out as we paralleled them. 0453	Lost all contact, abandoned approach. It is the height of frustration to see these high speed targets go by with doubt being able to gain an attack position, but the day will come when we will get a reasonable angle on the **b0w.**

0545	Lat. 3-05 S., **Long.** 150-23 **E.** 	Ship contact # 7, Sighted lighted red **cross and white** range lights of **a hospital ship bearing 051 T.** %A2O could see Dyaut Island and the moorings of New Hanover as it commenced to get light.

0547	Dived just south of 3° south, and about **45** miles off the coast, this **was as near as we had been able to get with the two diversions.**

0744	Lat. 3-09 S., **Long.** 150-23 **E.** Plane contact # 6. Sighted three **float planes (Rufes)** **nearby** 355 T. Surfaced just in our assigned area, and headed east. 2000	Received orders to consult off while in area then to clear out at high speed. By the time Bells and some other boat had finished transmitting itI was almost 2200 before we cleared message through **NXZ.**

2800	**W**ent to full speed on **three English** clearing to **NW,** toward **STEEL HEAD** convoy.

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**HHICLU.SURE (A)**

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1943

Subject:  : REPORT OF SEVENTH WAR PATROL

B. NATRATIVES (Continued).

 9 November 1943

Chasing convoy south, not in touch. Received
orders from OTP 72 to continue south into
Bismarck Sea.

0337    Lat. 1-38 S., Long. 149-12 E. Ship contact # 11.
    Sighted ship bearing 335 R. Identified as sub-
    chaser or other small craft on course 345 F.
    making slow speed and pinning. Kept bow on until motong
    arrived to the SC was not accompanied
    by any other ship.

0550    Divd 40 miles NW of Tingwon.

0745    Heard two distant underwater explosions.

1107    Lat. 2-12 S., Long. 149-28 E. Ship contact # 12.
    Sighted smoke bearing 034 T., changing left,
    unable to close except to sightlong range fight
    sets of mast tips on northerly the SC was at
    full speed in bright moonlit.

1932    Surface had pinged into the 23is and proceeded
    in suooight of surf for on once if had not the 24th
    hours before. Went to the 25 hour--the MS carried
    stack off along previous cap

0025    That normal course, continued

    Lat. 3-08 ·izio Yong. 150-17 E. Plane Contact

      Altitude was 15 degrees.

    Slight chance. Went to SS by sun. Hit normal daylight
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U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh War Patrol.
 **B.    NARRATIVE (Continued).**

   10 November 1943 (Cont'd)

    0316    Surfaced with induction partly full and trìm almost restored wi th safety and # 7 partly full. ALBACORE was "hors de-combat" until we could get damage repaired, which was ex- tensive indeed. Sent report off to CTF 72 about inability to accomplish mission, with a jury rig antenna, as all the antenna had been knocked off.

    0558    Submerged and started work, numerous grounds, loose connections, high and low pressure air leats, port sound gear out. Bled down # 4 air bank, but the ship is a bubbler from an unlocated air leak.

1935    Surfaced and started north, clearing high battery grounds, apparently no oil slick.

2000    Received orders to proceed north and continue repairs or to patrol a route if the ship was capable. Elected to make a submerged patrol of the route end continue repair at the same time, as we may probably be in shape to make an attack. TDC and gyro regulators test all- right, personnel pretty well under the weather from constant work.

    11 November 1943

Patrolling towards assigned route, repairing damage as we go. Worst defect now is tht the main power instrument panel is partly inaccurate and the engineering plant is being operated by "feel" numerous gland and packing leaks.

0608  Submerged for periscope patrol, and continue work.

1511  Lat. 1×4 S., Long. 148–52 E.  Plane contact # 10. Sighted Rufe plane bearing 010 T., course south.

1936  Surfaced, "bright moonlight. Still repairing minor damage.

- 14 -    ENCLOSURE (A)

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20 April 1943    PATrol ing signed area.
0621 Made trim drive and reclaimed surface patrol.
0920 Submerged as squall closed in all around.
1120 Surfaced, visibility improved.
1145 Lat. 0-36 N., Long. 149-44 S. Plane contact # 16.
  Sighed two-engine plane, "Betty", died for one hour, and then resumed surface patrol.

21 November 1943    PATrolling assigned area.
0626 Made trim dive and when dawn visibility improved resruoed surface patrol.
1508 Lat. 0-41 N., Long. 149 -52 E. Plane contact # 17.
6: 1145 Sighed two-engine plane, "Betty", died for 40 minutes.
Blank day as far as shipping goes, whatever routes the chipping is using seems to vary exactly with our position, wi11 go down NW of Musaan for one day submerged patrol and try to track something out. :We must be kept pretty well spotted by planes.

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U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh War Patrol. U.S.S. ALBACORE TORPEDO STRIKE NO. - 2 A - FAY1l 110. - J~
Time T22 2 L Date 25 November 1943 Lat. 0-51 N. Long. 145-56 .:. E._

Target Data - Damae Inflicted
Description
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Attack num ber two absolute was rned on a
medium mark of the conhovn mentioned
in attack nutur two. The ship
attacked was a H00 ton vesenl.

Ship(s) Sunk None.

Ship{s) Damaged or None.
Probably Sunk

Damago Determined by None.
Target Draft n 24 ft. Course 132 Speeae 8 Range 2200 yd(e. (at flring)
0~m Ship Data
Speed Aut{Course 34 densO d1 m6ft. Angle Sense Zmd (at flring)
10 . Dito Control ano torpe&o Data
Type Attuce:....
Attack number two a b n war WMPninometil..._
immediately after at ttan's n es
A qumk oreat noad进水..
and two torpedos fired w ih the
ship swinging.

- 32­ ENCLOSURE A)

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U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh War Patrol

**ANTI-SUBMARINE MEASURES AND EVASION TACTICS.**

The depth charge attack by a destroyer on the

night us anticipated, and lay down an arc barrage to prevent access. The

to the area around the stopped cruiser. sack time the

tform of 00 taken by a dual measures me up UNQUITABLE,quot stack of that we the sequence; were prohibited南通城secon on- no damage re-

tot was solar itS a SAPHONIQUE and..

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Object:

Subject: U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh via featrol.

K. MAJOR DEFECTS AND DAMAGE (Continued).

was experienced in firing inboard slugs either before or after the casualty. A thorough check will be made during reFIt.

Communications.

The following defects were found after the bombing attack of November 10:

1. The JK-μC training motor armature shorted out when the ship took a large up angle and bilge water partially covered the motor. The armature was flued with fresh water and baled out but was still not usable. Repairs will be made during reFIt.

2. Both sound heads became increasingly noisy and insensitive, the JK-QC being almost useless. It is believed that the loss of sensitivity was due to partial shattering of the crystals at deep submergence. Repairs will be made during reFIt.

3. The three horizontal antennae were all knocked down due to breakage of the insulators. Repairs were made at sea.

4. The vertical antenna mast was apparently flooded as a ground reading of 40,000 ohms was obtained. This has since been raised to 100,000 ohms.

L. RADIO.

Reception and transmission were normal and complete throughout the run. Some difficulty was experienced with his frequency reception during the period 0400 Zeltra® to 0700 Zeltra before signal frequency objections were sounded. There was some interference in ship - shore transmission on 42354 KCs from commercial speed keys and enemy operators.

ENCLOSURE (A)

— page 53 —


:   ,   

 **[]**      .

     

  

  

  �等下  

 � infantile       

  

Д   

     

       

         

 

  

과      

        

      

    

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5 SS NO (Continued)..U.S.S. ALBACORE, Report of Seventh War Patrol.

There was a deep isothermal layer to about 200 feet at which depth on almost every deep dive a negative thermal gradient was found. The strong gradient on November 12 was immediately apparent to the diving officer as the ship had to be driven down through it.

# P. HEALTH, POOD, AND HABITABILITY.

The health of the crew in general on this patrol was worse than it has been on any previous.

During the first week at sea one man developed chronic appendicitis. This, thankfully, occurred just before the ship put into Tulagi to fuel and he was transferred to Base Hospital No. 7 there.

After the severe bombing attack on the ship the morning of November 10 two men suffered psychoneurosis and were extremely nervous for the remainder of the run. Both men are being disqualified from submarines. There was another fourteen died of the same night during the four hour dive without the ventilation system running.

There were two cases of cellulitis, both on the feet and legs.

One man, bad catarrhal fever throughout the run and was in a run down condition. He is being transferred for a stole.

The tie probability of the boat except when running silent was good. The air conditioning plant functionon normally. The addition of the auxiliary air conditioner in the conning towerk made I or crude improvements.

The food on this patrol was good but very little frozen vegetables and fruits were obtained and they were sorry missed.

— page 55 —
U.S.S . ALBACORE, Report o f Seyenth War :atrol .
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— page 65 —
15 November 1943.

NNORAINDUN TO: : Commander Allied Air Forces.

SUBJECT:

Bombing Restriction.

Aerial night bombing of all shipping is prohibited in the sea area North of 2 degrees South Latitude and between and and degrees East Longitude.

By command of General McCARTHUR:

R. J. PALSHALL Major General, U.S. Army, Deputy Chief of Staff.

Copy to: Commander Allied Naval Forces.

COPYED: TP72-ll-p/1-22-43.

BICLOSURE (B)

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— page 76 —
U.S.S. AUDACOME, Report of Eighth War Patrol.

:

B. NARRATIVE (Continued).

13 January 1944

0026    Received orders to proceed west.

0140    Transmitted report of attack to CTF 72

0210    Received orders from CTF 72 to completely

    inactivate magnetic exroloders.

2100    All magnetic exploders completely inactivated.

14 January 1944

1210    Lat. 5-11^n., Long. 141-025n. Ship contact # 5.

    Sighted masts bearing 200n. Swing to put astern,

     increased speed to full, and commenced tracking.

1217    Second set of masts sighted slightly to the

    right of first set.

1257    With range decreasing, in spite of our 18 knots,

    submerged and commenced approach.

1314    Targets observed to be two FUBUKI class destroyers,

     about 3000 yds. apart, making rapid changes

     in course and speed. At times they were in line,

     other times in column. On two different occasions

     we were set up to fire the bow tubes. Fire was

     held, the first time due to unfavorable range,

     and the second time due to a radical change in

     course. | After one hour we found ourselves in

 1356-30  Commenced firing four torpedoes from the stern

     tubes. The first two appeared to pass ahead.

     Explosions from the third and fourth, though

     not observed, achieved with tremendous run ngos. The

     periscope was trained on the second destroyer-

     who was on our port bow and coming in fast.

     Startled deep. The sound man reported the

     target's screws which had been very distinct

     stopped immediately. Uraining up noises, though

     not loud, were heard shuddering ashore a at the

     traffic It was prompted the the Tor task made in

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16 January 1944

Patrolling in area.
C255
Received new area assignment between Long. 14400°F., and 146-C0°F., north of Lat. 2-000S.
1538  Submerged for trim and training.
1640  Submerged.
1736  Received ESCAPISH report of convoy to east-
ward and set course to intercept.
Nothing sighted.
-
17 January 1944
Enroute to intercept reported convoy.
0235  Reached convoy’s to batter poseie operated
position and commenced search aloge the track.
0700  Submerged for trim aud
0750  Surfaced.
1054  Lat. 5.400, Long. 150-12°E. Plane contact forHothing
9464  surfaged.
1125  surfaced.
1200  Suroused.
    Own pay, sought — set course to proceed to
new area.
18 January 1944
Proceeding to new area.
0700  Entered new area in vicinity of Lat. 5-00°N,
Long. 146-00°E.
Nothing sighted.
-
19 January 1944
Patrolling in area.
0718    Substared for trim.
0755    Surfaced.
Nothing sighted.
-
20 January 1944
Patrolling in area.
Nothing sighted.

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B. NARRATIVE (Continued).

26 January 1944

**Eurotule Tuliagi.**

Order report to CTF 72.

1104 Lat. 0-15°, Long. 153-17°E. Plane contact # 6. Sighted two engine bomber "Betty" bearing 280°T. Summerged.

1150 Surfacéd.

1400 Lat. 0-16°S., Long. 153-50°E. Plane contact # 7. Sighted unidentified plane bearing 095°T. Summerged.

1440 Surfaced.

27 January 1944

**Eurotule Tuliagi.**

1753 Latitude (Continued.) (A

30°E.) Plane contact # 2. Report of Battleship California.

Stand and number. Surfaced.

1150 screen

1411 Atl.  125°S., Long. 153-29°E. Plane contact # 8. Sighted unidentified plane bearing 275°T. Summerged.

1152 Vision

1130 Surfaced. Surf. A

30°E.

28 January 1944

Eurotule Tuliagi.

1033 Latitude  accurate and

0367  accurate and size.

0617 LAT, 6-10'S.,

1350 Length. 165-28°E.

51100 Spectrally covered.

0546 Blue. Submerged.

1650 Sighted

115) Sighted kill & sunscreen.

1250 66

Sponsored by
1700. 262.

2250 width, time, position of,  Universal cell coordinates.

29_ January, 1944

Eurotule, Tanipei.

0627 sunscreens.

Study of fat.  Saya Sato Electric.

1156 Sidéle Beach.

7090.

1350 Ship used in attacks. Sakaou Room, Erlanger; U.S.S. Swaite and Oscar, Battle for the Hebrid

sent light on a sighted into the target. Sighted appearin d. "His Spot Series for Senate, _I'll

with. The signal speed. Alcest.

1200. the Tower, Saudi Fife Cruise, Colombo.

sin 2147 (Continued.)

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— page 82 —
1944 **Cont’a**

1006 **Lat.** **2-38°. Ok., Long. 151-35°E. Sighted and re­**
**covered a Navy Standard black seven man capacity**
**rubber boat & same as type carried on board ALBA**
CODS. The boat contained the following equipment:

**(1) One Japol** **jacket (Navy Standard) marked**

**in the following order:**

**BtC (or DT)* .3 (In Iight grey paint)**
**B(oral

— page 83 —
0SNdleACCORTE, Support of Eighth War Patrol

B. NARRATIVE (Continued).

6 February 1944

ProxSSSiON to TriK HROa.

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Sitted small gatsui:

— page 85 —
15 Hours Plan
15 February 1944
Enroute Midway.
Nothing sighted.

' 16 February 1944
Enroute Midway. vs
Transmitted ETA Midway.
Nothing sighted.

17 February 1944
Enroute Midway.
0200 L Set clocks ahead one hour to zoo “Mike".
1645 M Submerged for trim and training dive.
1801 M Surfaced.

" 18 February 1944
Enroute MCidway. ».
1210 M Lat. 25-31°C, Long. bye59°E. Sifted a
floating contact type mine 500 -yards on the
port beam. Sank mine with 20 men fire.
1200 M Crossed International Date Line.
2400 M Set locks bac8 k
16 February 1944
Enroute Midway.
0700 Y Rendezvoused on 50 mile circle bearing
230°Top from Midway with two planes as
escorts and proceedei
0415 Y
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from dock.
17°OV Underway for Felyn Harbor.

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— page 88 —
6EL. 1C.QTLADCE, Report of Eighth War Patrol.

E. NAVIGATIONAL AIDS (Continued).

South Island, Kuop Islands - as per sailing
directions, a thickly wooded island with prominent rock
formation or sand dune projecting above the trees on the
western side. A prominent structure, possibly a lookout
station, projects from about the center of the island
above the trees.

F. SHIP CONTACTS.

Time Lat. Init. Est. crs. HowCon.
No.Date Long. _type(s) Range & Speed Tated Remarks
1. 1739 I 5-52^35 ___ 36 LAWUDss. 14000 Undeter-SD Dove, Target not

Jan 6 157-0?8^E mined. Another Sl-shined.

2. 1603 L 7 - 0 340m Traw-:. 10000 Various P Bear. 0275/mm. a.s.

Jan 9 151. -404^ 47 Patrol 3000 Various P Bear. 1550 mt.

3. 1705 1 7-05^ N Yes.Smlr 5 kt s.
Jan 9 19x.-4VVis 150 20000 219^t. SP

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Note: P - Periscope.
SD - Surface Day.
SN - Surfaee Nicht.

— page 89 —
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— page 100 —
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**P.** **HEALTH, FOOD, AND HABTABILITY.**

The health of the crew in general was very
good - there were very few colds and minor ill.s. There
were four cases worth note:

**D.U. (Sinusitis).**

Retained on sick list for nine days with acute headaches.
Trans(ferred to Base Hospital N. 7, Tulagi, for treatment.

**D.U. (Epidiæinitis, Venereali).**

Retained on sick list for seven days and returned to duty.

Lceration, jit. Heel.

Three sutures taken - retained on sick list for four days.

D.U. (Dermatitis, Lt. Foot).

Injected skin disease. Removed from bridge watches and
given light work.

— page 101 —
U.S.S.  ALBACORE,  Report  of  Eighth  War  Patrol.

**P.** **HEALTH,  FOOD,  AND  HABITABILITY (Continued).**

**The food was excellent during the patrol.**

**Frozen fresh fruit was much enjoyed.  Turkey and steak**

**were served several times.  Some fresh provisions which**
**were obtained by the commissary officer at Tulagi bettered**
**the menu.  The baking was particularly good — ALBACORE has**
**been fortunate in having fine cooks on all of her runs.**

**The habbitability of the boat was satisfactory.**

**Lost of the patrol was spent on the surface using normal**
**ventilation.  However, during the five days spent sub-**
**merged the air conditioning was only fair and indicated**
**that the plant needs an overhaul.**

**Q.** **PERSONNEL.**

**During refit twenty men were transferred and**

**the same number received.  of those received, twelve had**

**lost made a patrol.**

**The training with screened  types  targets**

**prior to the commencement of the patrol was -

**focial to all hands.  Frequent and intemalating**
**thereafter, in particular during the early part of the**

**patrol, showed great improvement and paid dividends on**
**the two occasions in which the enemy was met.**

**The performance of duty under combat conditions**

**by all officers and men was most satisfactory.**

**The depressed feeling evident throughout the**

**boat after passing the word, "This is a drill," is proof**

**enough of the extreme anxiousness of all hands to engage**
**the enemy.**

**miles  started  prUU SE**

Brisbane to area  _ 3524 _ 41,470  Gal.s.

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— page 102 —
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— page 103 —
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— page 112 —
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— page 113 —
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— page 115 —
U.S.S. ALMJCOE - Report of Ninth War Patrol

0750   While submerged sighted aircraft carrier, a cruiser and
the tops of several unidentified ships, Bearing of
carrier 288 (T), range about 13,000 yards, angle on the
bow 70°. Sounded battle stations, increased speed and
started swinging to port. Ship had reached a course of
272(T),whon at

0755.30   Sighted second aircraft carrier, another cruiser and
several destroyers, Bearing of carrier 320 (T), angle
on the bow 105, selected this carrier as target and
came right for a 70°s track. Could not get range at
this time due (1) to heavy haze.

0801   Obtained set up, Range 9000 yards., angle on the bow 15° S,
distance to track 2300 yards.

0802   Destroyer between A1B.CORL and target, bearing 31kT(E)
with a 10S angle. CHängtS0 course to north to allow
destroyor to pass ahoad.

0804.15  HAngS 5300 yes., 1950 .rs., from track, swung rith
to 550 (T) for a 90^S, track.  Plot had a sped of
27 knots which was set on the TDC . Shortly after
this timw. (saxt1timS not recorded) a quick look
around showed a cruiser on our port quarter crossing the
starboard quarter, the cruiser and the carrier sighted
at 0750; 6ooo yared to 5000 yards on our starboard quarter,
and numerous plans in the air.

0396.45 Set up checked with previous data.

0388 (approx.) Orords wore giwon to " up scope ", "stand-by #1".
Initteditely it was noticed that the TDC was not indicating
a correct solution. Hoststng of the portisopoe was
stopped, and a quick offcort made to dicriminal tho voaon
for no correct solution light. The relative boaring
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Long. 137°-04'E.

— page 117 —
1510 Submerged with SD contact closing to 9 miles.

1543 Surfaced at standard speed on course 3159(T)

and pgc.

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20 June (all times 1tem)

: Patrolling on station.

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0955 Aircraft lost to periscope sight bearing 0750(T)

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distant 15-20 miles, elevation l .Lat. 129-331' N,

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1351 Submerged for aircraft Contact #20..

1406 Surfaced.

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— page 146 —
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Target Data - Demage Inflicted

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Demaged: Phosphate Works on FAIS Island.

Damage Determined By: Observed many hits. Numerous fires started.
Roofs blown off several structures.

Details of Aqtion

At 1744 made Battle Surface on 040°(T) range
2000 yards and opened fire on Phosphate works with 4" deck gun,
20M Imperial, and 50 Shell. Changed course to close range to 1200 yds.
At 1752 ceased fire and retired having expended 2l rounds of 4",
240 rounds of 20MW Imperial, and 250 rounds of 50 Shell. No fire returned.

Fire control at these short ranges was to prevent a superior countertop.
necessary. An initial S-1 range was given to the Spottier who
made small adjustments as required.

The fire was accurate and deliberate. Hits with E.C.P.D.
projectiles blew the roofs off of buildings sending tin flying in
all directions.

Percentage of hits from 4" estimation at 90.

— page 148 —
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Execution of each column is written below it, followed by the Air traffic, GPS Solution and Encounter Identifier.

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The precision and efficiency of the described data-bearing weapons are clear, even though they were part of several tests, sealing systems were robust and maneuver-efficient, matching observed missile release patterns, and Wasgs was closest to operations.

The discourse version includes references to superior missile precision, and the quest for fixator placement over the Strait of Magellan and the necessity to define the axis of operation. Two missile fragments were test-fired, then shot off course and brought down by packs, scoring SA’s for the winning team, when seven underline scores were achieved. The fifth article showcased Admiral Keyspncasters which had successfully advanced up singles, changing agents their positioning on the relative field of Jutron, and signal results. One was shot back to signals, while six additional marking radios, test-fire indications, and Enclosure information are listed.

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Serial 01552 Care of Fleet Post Office,

San Francisco, California,

CONFIDENTIAL 29 July 1944.

THIRD ENDORSEMENT to
ALBACORE Report of

Ninth War Patrol.

From:
To:
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CONSUB –PAC
:
U.S.S. ALBACORE - NINTH WAR PATROL.

From  :

The Commander Submarine Force, Pacific Fleet.

To : The Commander-in-Chif of, United States Fleet.

Via : The Commander-in-Chief U. S. Pacific Fleet.

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Subject : U.S.S. ALBACORE (SS218) -  Report of Ninth War Patrol.

(29 May to 16 July 1944).

U.S.S. ALBACORE (SS218)

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— page 170 —
1943. The souvenir ships were sold after the war.2 The Matrona wasn't among them.The markets for Broadway were relatively small compared to the West Coast and the rest of the world. A "Tenth Star" with Entity #121545 were produced at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. They were built for Fitch and Co. An additional four channels were acquired ("thecol,{\tt BRETTON}}#, in 1943).2031The top of the frontal spoiler covering the elevator was replaced with good--service parts in March 1946. A better design for the wind inhibition area was approved in the left wing cavity's trim system after the opening of the production models. The initial and river ship training covered the battleplane captain on flight deck--the first year with 908 available fighters. A new fuselage for the Mistral bomber covered the two crew members on aircraft. The current austenitic model was used for the changes-course training.1937-1940\( Lettering for generals, the fuselage was also updated for air-to-air gunnery training.2 in 1940, aircraft' were painted and single--seat integral technology was used in 1941. The air combat mission of the island was carried out as as series of series with two carriers (YR- A) which carried only aircraft.3 on the Dell, the strongest manufacturer was a 45--inch bomb that cut through aircraft in terms of engines and aircraft. grey cover for 10--tons aircraft at the RAW facility of North American Aircraft.2 250 salutes were produced, supplied in 1971. The see Pratt's port三分line was replaced during the WWII.2 1937 The Bestval's failed to develop a reliable plane. It was commercial with Pratt & Whitneys. Loomed in the first 20 months of the project.3 On September 1, 1942, it was changed and scheduled for 60--millimeter and 1350--mm barrels.2

— page 171 —
0011141

9 August 1944

Enroute area in safety lane.

0555 Submerged for trim dive.

0607 Surfaced

0040 SD contact 7 miles (A/C #2) closing. Dove.

1000 At radar depth, SD contact 2 m.les. Sighted -25

through periscope. Went to 60 feet.

1015 Surfaced.

10 August 1944

Enroute area in safety lane.

0445 Departed safety lane set great

route course as per

routing proscribe in Q:Ord.

0533 Submerged for trim dive.

0557 Surfaced.

1051 Submerged and exercise at Bethtle stations.

Beld CA

1128 Surfaced.

11 August 1944

Enroute area.

0940 On course 305(A), passed Wake abeam to starboard,

distance 30 miles.

305(A)

0539 Made trim dive.

0615 Surfaced.

1052 SD and sight contact 17 miles (A/C #3). Dove.

Enclosure (A)

-2-

— page 172 —
he. statement reconnaissance at spots, silent running, and rg for depth charge packet. dropped a trra-net. 14

:The Guardings of the Unterrobi Are.R.2581 II IFC 2581 8042 1546 Iffc

Saturday, August 21

8 s 1s到了9 fm 5倚.. 1 the a 1nrid Dea woaden 5e 1

En route 13 14 August Sergeant   5145 Grenrodot Area  PUB Hrbag Pack1 rTngor Talling with 415桩 Result killar tind Genbility Service (5

59531 1i- 1- Trio. 13 morrod

— page 173 —
15 August 1944

Enroute Area.

0350 Completed great circle sailing.  Set rhomb line
course  270°(T).

0525 Made trim dive to test depth.

0614 Surfaced.

...ll0l Made training dive.

1120 Surfaced.

16 August 1944

Enroute Area.

0539 Made trim dive.

0618 Surfaced.

1003 SD contact 21 miles (A/C #4); r^ze closed to 16 miles,
opened to 20, and was -oast.

1055 Sighted Sufo gun bearing 252°<;/> rgge closed to 9 mileS,
opened to l1, and was lost.

1043 Transmitted Albacore  first on 12,705 on ce blind.

11 '04 SD contact 1l miles (A/C #6).

0409 Transmitted Albacore  first on 3,470 once blind.

64 () rSunk rust oil drum with 50 rounds 20 MM.

1400 Ua!. 29°-55.5' /?'. .cLorg. 140°-20'E.

1254 SD contact E miles (A/0 #7). J9re.  Contact closed
to 5 miles while superintendent.

Enclosure (A)

— page 175 —
0

: 026

: 030

: 037

: 045

: 0457

: : 0457

:

During the day observed and took pictures of what

appears to be a newly constructed airfield.

Lat. 30W. alt. 151Q1-.0·15'.

: 1951

: 1955

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214

: 215

19 19 gaust 1944

2145

2145

08913

09143

— page 176 —
200 1008 Changed course to patrol south along 100 fathom curve.

+ 42 Changed course to close beach.

+ 512 Sighted "Betty" (A/C #11) at 8 mines bearing 2638(T)
on course 2008 (T), 101ost contact 0 minutes later
on bBearing 2398(T).

+ 1618 changed course to pallell shore Line.

+ 1013 Changed course to clear beach.

+ 1959 Surfaced with ToI Misaki bearing 238.58(T) range
28 miles.

+ 2005 Sighted searchlight on land bearing 258° (T).

+ 2013 Sighted light of three aircraft (A/C #12) bearing
260°/), range 23 miles, on southerly course. During
next half hour aircraft flew back and forth over
area patrolled. by Albacore during daylight. It is
believed that these Alirorafe't Wore engaged in some
Sort of nighLter &nOit and not a hmnt bccmiSC
their running lights were burning brighlift.

+ 2100 Sighted lights of aircraft (:/C #13) bearing 2308(T),
8D range 8 miles, curreC 230s, crossing astorm.

+ 2340 SJ c o arach bezing 0800(T), range 11 miles. Ranga
and bearing increasing rapica1920(ly

— page 177 —
114500:- U.S.S. ALBACORE - Report of Tenth War Patrol.

1143- & f w.
1100 &.
Question smoke and mask fo.

11300 & Variables port JUM beam simage A

Gesture of 5/S body # 1

Same
.

1145 &.

.

1140 & bath.

.

1140 & to Subph

& quot.
& chromas.
11972 =489 m
& thru.

& duty & to t Dropse m
& other & Stack jar to duck i

& Studed small patterns

(17522.

L & cord.

& quot.

& Masking spur.

& with & tramcimated lc floor

Motor vagots concent Cyl Linde taing F

& dia You

and. 1 thro tan 11

>'swerse about roll MS Ze.
Begulations

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Moll

— page 179 —
The other vessel appeared to be at 120 ft. whale-killer type.

--906     Lost sight of "targets" in rain squall.

-917       Sighted mast bearing 075°(T).  Commenced approach.

--500       Secured approach when target was identified as
     our previously sighted "backing-down" friend.
     This unusual vessel passed within 800 yds., and
     no screw raises could be heard on either sonic
     or super-sonic gear, although rail. squalls could
     be picked up on sound -ut at over 2,000 yards.

--250       Lost sight of "target".  Patrolled south ran -
    east of Okino Shima.

--030       Surfaced on course 180°(T) with Oki.  Shima sighte
     baring 294°(T), whilst at 6 miles.

--230       Quired course to 225°(T, to patrol aloricBT
     Ashi. C4
     Zenith S...1  - Toi misaki line,

       2 httarag 1944

       In Area #7.

--100       Dead north for daylight submerged patrol in
     Bungo Sudo.

--437       Dove with okino Shima lightly bearing 076°(T)
     whilst at 12 miles, to patU on Bungo Sudo west
     of K:лено Shima.

UU       Sighted small float-plane (A/C #15) bearing
      256°(T) iscat.satch 6 miles.

----        Sighted unidentified aircraft (A/C #16) bearing
      302°(T) range 28 miles.

UU       Sighted large patrol plane (A/C #,7) bearing
       30O°(T) range 12 miles.

Encl. Dem (a)

— page 183 —
26 August 1944

In area #6.

0400 Entered eastern part of

0500 Dove and changed

Unventiful day.

1900 Surfaced and continued

037 August 1942

In area #6 B.

0000 Changed course to east

0454 Dove and changed course

001 StabilityImproved. Surfaced and hcn

1-125 Inc 1939 Surface detected 3 Mil 13

05 TheseastalidkitOptDescend.

01 General

1501 SD contact (@C #24) at 9

Units:

017 Distance

30 August 1944

In area #6 B.

001 Slightly deteriorated.

011 Lost sight. h

015 No contacts. 3y route.

0400 Computer-driven course to

05 Porting the aircraft.

Sounds: 4VOCS. Radio code.

— page 187 —
46.5 N. .`name Last U.( TTI- n c2: performed of Bentor of Tonth onto where south Wind, Patrol

17 Sighted > m,a . ,- b. )蹈 7 miles in course 135
[I\n. D.VoQ.
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.,
During
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the Coast
, the

September 1944

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0551 Dove to

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rssials.
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1142 there) Clock-
1?ished
s sighted light

— page 188 —
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— page 193 —
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— page 195 —
1 „ü
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— page 197 —
25 September.

Enroute Pearl Harbor.

:SJ radar contact bearing O8O(T) range 15,700 yards.
Not Expected. Attempted run around.

: 0200 W

Finished by one of three ships. Replied and
attempted to
exchanged calls with no success.

: 0550 V

Made rendezvous with our escort, PC 486.

: 1035 VV W Ma

Moored to berth S-6 StuBmarine Ease, Pearl Harbor,
Tenth Patrol Terminated.

— page 200 —
U.S.S. LABADOR -Report of Tenth War Patrol.
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— page 201 —
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— page 208 —
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— page 214 —
45 - Elclosure (A)

,** (H) ATTACK DATA**

I –
Tubes Fired 7 8 9 10

I
Track Angle 78S 80S 83S 87S
I

C
ro Angle 1°L 2°R 4°R 9°R

Pe
th Set 4 4 4 4
1²

Hit or Miss AttackMiss Miss Miss

B
rracitic Sgnnor No Yes No

Track Torpedo 18-1 18-1 18-1 18-1

becisc Serial No. 54679 55249 54369 55028

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sabal
Serial Noo 1696 1637 1339 1593

Exposite Torped  Torrvex Torpex Torpex

Piring nternval 10 Ten Second
Type Spread Speed 2° Divergent aft. - forward

Sea Conditions Moderate

oervshault Activit  All P.Bis
𝑛 =1  Εη =1
Rlates. The first torpedo fired was a timed dud nit. 501 BD CUS around and it was acsro

beating anx a relnica
motion of 140° and its rotate of occapid Demo and
aevned. Only two end-of-run explissios

— page 216 —
101PMBAtIAL U.5.S. A.l'4 COHe - Hreport af Tenth Paclor.

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Remarks..

 Buenos
only one end of run explolitons near although
torpedoes were fired against rocky beach,

range 3800 yards.

- 47 - Inclomure (A)

— page 220 —
1 2 5 6

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— page 221 —
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— page 222 —
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— page 225 —
11. Alc&CORE u.5. struct of Propth War Patrol.

(E) Jayor Defects and Demaje.

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Current installations. The locomotive has been therein until this alarming L8th astounded by it?s air antiformaliz:!y: turbulent order attracts the ash boiler too, leaking early

portant heating of its boos hot water in principles, at any old filthy weather and operation of this external category.

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(M) Sound gear and Sound conditions.

Sound conditions were very poor to average during the
entire period of the patrol (13 August to 12 Sept.) spent in
the Bungo Suido and Kii Suido areas off Japan. The batt
listening ranges obtained were approximately 15,000 yards for
the Jk, Q, and Jl pairs alike. No echo ranging was attempted
on our part at any time during the patrol.

Enemy patrol vessels or many types were equipped with
echo ranging gear and pinged continuously. On one occasion
two_omary vessels were echo ranging from ranges of less than
1500 yards, training back and forth in our direction, with
out apparently detecting anything. Several times enemy vessels
used a ping of eight- seconds or more at all time in echo
ranging. \
typedef a Furaklmant'失敗ful:! immunity was ever manned.
enough to impair the use of the listening gear.

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