Commanding Officers
- Lieutenant Commander E. L. Beck 1942
- CAPT Brown 1945
- CDR Walter Bisek 1954
- CDR R.B. Varley 1955–56
- CDR Richard Banks Redmayne 1957–58 (survivor of the USS Indianapolis sinking)
- CDR P.R. Perkins 1961
- CDR S.F. Durbin 1962
- CDR H.J. Estelmann 1964
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