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The following men were lost while serving on USS Sculpin (SS-191).
A number of men survived the sunking of Sculpin, but died while
being transported from Truk to Japan when IJN Chuyo was sunk by
USS Sailfish on December 3, 1943.
Men who are linked to a personal page on this site are in blue text. Photographs and personal information are needed as indicated in the column at right.
*Survived sinking, but died when Chuyo was sunk. The following USS Sculpin crew members survived the sinking and Prisoner of War camp.
How to Submit Photos and Information The U.S. Submarine Veterans of World War II assigned USS Sculpin (SS-191) to the State of Maine.
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