USS Snook

Members of the crew of the USS Snook (SS-279) (of the Gato-class) display a canvas with images illustrating the combat score of their submarine.
The image of an eagle holding a Japanese naval flag in its paws is the emblem of a submarine.
USS Snook carried out 9 combat patrols, during which she sank 19 ships and 1 enemy warship with a total displacement of 74,000 tons. Information for April 9, 1945.
The Snook submarine, located in the area of ​​Formosa Island, did not get in touch during its ninth combat patrol and has been reported missing since then.



The photo source: ww2db.com.




Location: Midway Atoll, USA
Photo time: December 7, 1943

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