On Eternal Patrol - USS S-28 (SS-133)

USS S-28 (SS-133)

The following men were lost while serving on USS S-28 (SS-133).

Click on a man's name to go to his personal memorial page on this site. Photographs and personal information are needed as indicated in the column at right.

	Name	Photo
1	Edward Franklin Anderson	Yes
2	James Ira Appling	Needed
3	James Kenneth Bennett, Jr.	Needed
4	Hugh Dorsey Brown	Needed
5	John Franklin Brown	Yes
6	Howard Marion Bullard	Yes
7	Rudolph Francis Buzek	Yes
8	Jack Gordon Campbell	Yes
9	Arthur Gibson Chapman	Yes
10	James Leonard Connell	Yes
11	Claude Wilbourn Covington, Jr.	Yes
12	Gene Alfred Cox	Yes
13	John Francis Durant	Needed
14	Donald Allen Durkee	Yes
15	Earl Watson Gardner	Yes
16	Jesus Donnaud Garza	Yes
17	Carl Henery Gerbensky	Yes
18	John Gresswell, Jr.	Yes
19	John Rufus Haney	Yes
20	Raymond Francis Harsma	Yes
21	Harold LeRoy Hester	Yes
22	Leonard Eugene Highfill	Yes
23	Norbert Jack William Hizer	Yes
24	Neal Kenneth Johnson	Yes
25	Keith Keirn	Yes
26	Albert Julius Max Kunkel, Jr.	Yes
27	Steve Likevich	Yes
28	Robert Bruce Madsen	Yes
29	James Francis McGuinness	Yes
30	Marvin Ray McMillan	Needed
31	Robert Thomas McNeela	Needed
32	Chester Malcolm Moffitt	Needed
33	Edward Joseph Morrison	Yes
34	Clayton Edward Nelson	Needed
35	Owen Nottage	Yes
36	Daryl Murray Ouderkirk	Yes
37	George Voorheese Peet	Needed
38	John Francis Purcell	Yes
39	George Ray Runnels	Yes
40	Joseph John Salerno	Yes
41	Earle Charles Schreier	Yes
42	Frank S. Smith	Yes
43	James Winfred Spradley	Yes
44	Jake Spurlock	Yes
45	Eugene Vaughan	Yes
46	Walter John Weis	Yes
47	Walter Thomas Whitted	Yes
48	Alexander William Wolf	Needed
49	Kenneth Alfred Wurtz	Yes

Records and communication with his son make it clear that Levi Bolton, previously listed on this page, was not lost with his shipmates, and survived the War.

How to Submit Photos and Information

The U.S. Submarine Veterans of World War II assigned USS S-28 (SS-133)

to the State of North Carolina.

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