Howard W. Gilmore - World War II Summary

World War II Summary

Summary of CDR Howard W. Gilmore's USS Growler (SS-215) war patrols
Departing From Date Days Wartime Credit
Ships/Tonnage
JANAC Credit
Ships/Tonnage
Patrol Area
Growler- Pearl Harbor, TH May 1942 15 zero / zero zero / zero Midway
Estimated
Growler-1 Pearl Harbor, TH June 1942 27 2 / 3,400 1 / 1,850 Alaska
Growler-2 Pearl Harbor, TH August 1942 49 4 / 26,000 4 / 14,974 East China Sea
Growler-3 Pearl Harbor, TH October 1942 49 zero / zero zero / zero -->Brisbane
Via Truk
Growler-4 Brisbane, Australia January 1943 48 2 / 7,900 1 / 5,857 Solomons


Ranking compared to other top skippers
Ranking Number of Patrols Ships/Tons
Credited
Ships/Tons
JANAC
74 5 8 / 37,300 6 / 22,681


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