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USS Tautog (SS-199)
The following American submarines and submarine
tenders sustained the loss of at least one man during World War
II. Vessels listed in bold type were lost.
In addition, two submarines (USS S-36 and USS S-39) on this list did not suffer the loss of any man of their crews, but are included because of the loss of the vessels themselves. Please note that, although no men died as a result of the losses of USS S-27 and USS Darter, one man each was lost in non-sinking (or more correctly in both S-27 and Darter's cases, non-grounding) events. Known losses incurred by submarine tenders USS Canopus, USS Otus, and USS Proteus, and the Submarine Rescue Vessels USS Pigeon and USS Macaw are also included. Please view the "Additional Losses" page for listings of men were lost while serving on vessels that were not sunk. The 26 men who died on USS Bass (SS-164) are listed on an individual page.
*Submariners who were lost while not specifically assigned to a submarine.
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