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Authors: Alex Kershaw
Gallagher, Bill
Galloway, William
Geneva Convention on POWs
Great Lakes Carbon
Corporation
Grider, George
Groves, Ernestine
background
See also
O’Kane, Ernestine
Halsey, Admiral
Hasu
Haws, Buck
Haws, Glen
Haws, Myhrl
Heubeck, John
background
Formosa Strait trip
medals
Tang
hit/sinking and
Hirohito, Emperor
Hiroshima
H.M.S.
Strategem
Honolulu Advertiser
Hunt, Richard
Hypothermia
Japan
atomic bombs and
compensation and
former POWs and
post-war navy
pride of
surrender
surrender ceremony
tunnel building
war crimes trials
See also
Ofuna; Omori camp; Survivors of
Tang
/Japanese
Jaundice
Jones, Sidney
battle flag and
Formosa Strait patrol
Formosa Strait trip
medals
role/position
Tang
hit/sinking and
Josho Maru
sinking
Kals, Ernst
Kassube, John
“Kiirun Clink”
Knight’s Cross
Kroth, Dick
Kursk
Larson, Caryl
Larson, Paul “Doc”
death
escape plan and
Formosa Strait trip
medals
role/position
still and
Tang
hit/sinking and
Leibold, Bill “Boats”
after war
background
on battle flag
Caverly and
early married life
escape
family and
feelings toward Japanese
Formosa Strait patrol
Formosa Strait trip
launching of USS
O’Kane
medals
Oak Knoll Hospital
on O’Kane
post-war O’Kane friendship
post-war trips to Japan
rescue/evacuation
retirement
return to Pearl Harbor
return to States
reunion with wife/family
role/position of
Tang
hit/sinking
on Trukke
typhoons and
views on
war crimes trials
Leibold, Bill “Boats”/Japanese
Ofuna
Omori
“rescue” by Japanese
treatment before Ofuna
Leibold, Grace
description
early married life
hope for husband’s return
retirement
reunion with husband
“Little Boy” atomic bomb
Lockwood, Charles
1944 submarine success
background
captain burn out and
failed torpedoes and
on Fitzgerald’s torture
Formosa Strait/O’Kane and
giving out medals
meeting O’Kane after surrender
meeting
Tang
survivors
nickname
on O’Kane
personality
on POWs treatment
rank
on submarine tactics
at surrender ceremony
on
Tang
crew
Los Angeles Times
MacArthur, Douglas
Map of
Tang
’s fifth patrol
Mark 18 electric torpedoes
May, Andrew Jackson
Medal of Honor
Boyington
Fluckey
O’Kane
Mishuitunni Ka
Momsen, Charles Bowers
“Swede”
Momsen Lungs
creation of
filling
floating and
use of
Morton, Dudley “Mush”
combat tactics
death
failed torpedoes and
killing Japanese in water
on O’Kane
reputation of
Wahoo
Wewak patrol
Munson, Hank
background
O’Kane’s insubordination and
Nagasaki
Narowanski, Anya
Narowanski, Jackie
Narowanski, Pete
after war
background
death
escape
family
family hope for return
Formosa Strait patrol
Formosa Strait trip
marriage
medals
nickname
return to Pearl Harbor
reunions
role/position
Tang
hit/sinking and
USS
Hugh L. Scott
and
Narowanski, Pete/Japanese
Ofuna
Omori
“rescue” by Japanese
treatment before Ofuna
Narowanski, Sophie
National Association of U.S. Submarine Veterans
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Navy Crosses
New York Times
Nimitz, Admiral
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, California
Ofuna
B-29 pilots at
British submariners at
deaths at
description
torture
torture of Fitzgerald
“Ofuna crouch”
Ofuna/
Tang
survivors
arrival
clothing
cold and
diet/effects
exercise
interrogations
interrogators
learning Japanese
Red Cross packages and
as “special prisoners”
torture
transfer from
U.S. knowledge of
winter (1944)
Ogden, Edwin
return to Pearl Harbor (8/1944)
role/position
Oita Maru
sinking
O’Kane, Dick
after war
Alzheimer’s and
childhood/education
death
engagement ring recovery
family
on family reunion
as father
on Frazee
medals/honors
military background
personality/character of
post-war condition
quote by
rehabilitation
reputation
rescue/evacuation
retirement
reunions
stay at Pearl Harbor
survivor’s guilt and
USS
O’Kane
and
Wahoo
and
war crimes trials and
See also
USS
Tang
O’Kane, Dick/Japanese
Ofuna
Omori
“rescue” by Japanese
treatment before Ofuna
O’Kane, Dick/
Tang
accident
combat tactics
depth limits testing
escape
Formosa Strait decision
Formosa Strait patrol/hits
hit/sinking and
Japanese convoy U-03 and
Japanese hospital ship and
medals
past achievements
at Pearl Harbor (8/1944)
return to Pearl Harbor (8/1944)
still and
submarine activity (8/1944)
torpedo circular run
trip to Formosa Strait
O’Kane, Ernestine
hope for husband’s return
husband’s love for
launching of USS
O’Kane
and
Leibold and
letter from Lockwood
message from Dornin
Omori rescue news and
reflections on husband
survivor information and
Tang
wives and
Western Union telegram to
See also
Groves, Ernestine
O’Kane, James
O’Kane, Marsha
Omori camp
bombing raids and
description
news media and
rescue/evacuation
revenge and
Omori camp/
Tang
survivors
after surrender
beatings
bombing raids and
diet/effects
drunken guards and
food dropped for
health of
rescue/evacuation
as “special prisoners”
transfer to
work detail
P-34
, Japanese patrol boat
P-50
, Japanese ship
Pearce, Basil
escape plan and
escape training
Formosa Strait trip
Pearl Harbor
1941 attack/consequences
R and R at
Post-traumatic stress
POWs
feelings toward Japanese
Geneva Convention on
Japanese compensation and
See also
Ofuna; Omori camp
Presidential Unit Citation
Prisoners of war.
See
POWs
Purple Heart
Rector, Darrell
Red Cross
Red Cross packages
Rickover, Hyman George
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt Jr., Franklin D.
Run Silent, Run Deep
(Beach)
Savadkin, Barbara
Savadkin, Esther
Savadkin, Lawrence
after war
Alzheimer’s and
background
death
divorce
escape
Formosa Strait patrol
Formosa Strait trip
medals
return to Ofuna
return to Pearl Harbor
submarine activity (8/1944)
USS
Mayrant
and
war crimes trials and
wife’s loss of hope for
Savadkin, Lawrence/Japanese
Ofuna
Omori
“rescue” by Japanese
treatment before Ofuna
Savadkin, Sarah
Savadkin, Saul
Schutts, Wayne
Scurvy
Silver Stars
Sonar avoidance
Springer, Carolyn
Springer, Frank
background
family
Formosa Strait patrol
Formosa Strait trip
medals
role/position
Tang
hit/sinking and
Starvation.
See
Food
Stassen, Harold
Still on
Tang
Submarine combat pins
Submarine combat techniques
before Morton
Morton/O’Kane changes
silence/secrecy and
sonar avoidance
success
See also
Antisubmarine techniques
Submariners
chlorine gas and
death statistics
depth charging reaction
mortality rates
transfer requests and
U.S. success
See also
Escape from submarines
Surrender by Japan
Surrender ceremony
Survivor’s guilt
Survivors of
Tang
families knowledge on
list of
as making history
marriages and
return to Pearl Harbor
return to the States
reunions
U.S. news/information on
See also specific survivors
Survivors of
Tang
/Japanese
interrogation
“Kiirun Clink”
Popsicle gifts
“rescue” by Japanese
solitary confinement and
transfer to Omori camp
treatment before Ofuna
See also
Ofuna/
Tang
survivors; Omori camp/
Tang
survivors;
specific survivors
Terminal conference
Tokyo Rose
Torpedo tube escapes
Torpedoes
circular run with
Tang
failure of
Mark 18 electric torpedoes
Torture
of B-29 pilots
of Fitzgerald
Ofuna
“Ofuna crouch”
Ofuna/
Tang
survivors
“water cure”
“Torture Farm”
See also
Ofuna
Trukke, Hayes
after war
alcoholism and
“blow and go” escape technique and
death
escape
Formosa Strait patrol
medals
return to Pearl Harbor
Tang
hit/sinking and
Trukke, Hayes/Japanese
Ofuna
treatment before Ofuna
Truman, Harry
Tsuga
U-boats
sinking/chlorine gas and
USS
Hugh L. Scott
and
Ultra
Unconventional War Department
USA Today
USS
Argonaut
USS
Arizona
USS
Barb
USS
Benevolence
USS
Bowfin
USS
Champlin
USS
Chester
USS
Grenadier
USS
Halibut
USS
Hugh L. Scott
USS
Mayrant
USS
Missouri
USS
O’Kane
USS
Pruitt
USS
Puffer
USS
Rasher
USS
Reeves
USS
S-1
USS
S-48
USS
S-51
USS
Sabalo
USS
Sperry
USS
Squalus
USS
Tang
battle flag of
depth charging against (8/1944)
depth limits testing
description
diagram
diving method
fifth patrol route
as legendary
preparations for fifth patrol
Presidential Unit Citation
return to Pearl Harbor (8/1944)
still on
survivors list
typhoon and
watching movies on
See also
Formosa Strait patrol;
specific crew members
USS
Tang
sinking
carbon dioxide and
chlorine gas and
crew options
deaths from
description
destroying documents and
escape plan
fire and
oxygen depletion and
toxic smoke and
U.S. news/information on
See also specific crew members
USS
Tang
’s crew
medals
Presidential Unit Citation
treatment of Japanese sailor