World War 2 Summary
| Departing From | Date | Days | Wartime Credit Ships/Tonnage |
JANAC Credit Ships/Tonnage |
Patrol Area | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seahorse-2 | Pearl Harbor, TH | October 1943 | 53 | 6 / 48,700 | 5 / 27,579 | East China Sea |
| Seahorse-3 | Pearl Harbor, TH | January 1944 | 41 | 5 / 30,900 | 5 / 13,716 | Palau |
| Seahorse-4 | Pearl Harbor, TH | March 1944 | 56 | 4 / 25,700 | 5 / 19,375 | -->Brisbane |
| Seahorse-5 | Brisbane, Australia | June 1944 | 47 | 6 / 37,000 | 4 / 11,059 | -->Pearl Harbor |
| Ranking | Number of Patrols | Ships/Tons Credited |
Ships/Tons JANAC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 4 | 21 / 142,300 | 19 / 71,729 |
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