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USS O-9 (SS-70)

 

The following men were lost while serving on USS O-9 (SS-70).  One man was lost overboard in 1921, and one man was killed in an automobile accident in 1930.

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

Howard Joseph Abbott

 Yes
2

Marvin Dale Barry

 Yes
3

W. R. Cannady

 Yes
4

William Thomas Crute

 Yes
5

John Edward Dufresne

 Yes

6

Charles Logan Eagleton

 Yes

7

John Henry Edwards

 Yes
8

Herbert Talmage Fost

 Yes

9

Edward George Foster

 Yes
10

James Dever Fowler

 Yes
11

Robert Arnold Gardner

 Yes
12

Nathan Gersen

 Yes

13

James George Gillies

 Yes

14

Francis Howard Golden

 Yes

15

Francis Alvin Griffith

 Yes
16

Francis Lawrence Gruen

 Yes

17

Henry James Gunn

 Yes
18

Joe Allan Hartzog

 Yes

19

Gaddis Irwin Hendy

 Yes
20

Walter John Jaskowiak

 Yes
21 John Joseph Kasparowitz*  Needed
22 William Clarence Kaufman  Yes
23 Levitt Edward Kruger  Yes
24 Allan Hartley Littleford  Yes
25 Chester Lee Miller  Yes
26 Emile Albert Ouelette  Yes
27 Frederick Peter Schneider  Yes
28 Sam Eitel Sonnenburg  Yes
29 James Stanley Strang  Yes
30 Joseph Garrett Supple**  Needed
31 Thomas Winslow Tillery, Jr.  Yes
32 Earl Franklin Varner  Yes
33 Bernard Joesph Venhaus  Yes
34 Marks P. Wangsness  Yes
35 William Charles Wolf  Yes

*Killed in an automobile accident on July 8, 1930.

**Lost overboard in Cape Cod Bay on August 31, 1921.

Please note that Burton A. Davis, previously listed on this page, was transferred off the boat on May 29, 1941, went on to serve on various other vessels, and survived World War II.
 

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