For those who died on the USS Salt Lake City, CA25 Heavy Cruiser during World War II |
If you have any information, memories, stories, etc. on these men,
please send in your stories. If you know how I can contact any of their
families, please let me know. I want to do webpages on each of them if
possible. |
by Toby Laforge The ships return with their brave young crews From the seas' grim battle track, Yet of all who went there are some must stay And never more come back Lloyd E. Acree, Aviation Ordinanceman, Third Class, USN Battle of Cape Esperance...Oct. 11-12, 1942 Vernard E. Bivin, Seaman, First Class, USN Battle of Cape Esperance...Oct. 11-12, 1942 James F. David, Fireman Second Class, USN Battle of Komandorski Island...Mar. 26, 1943 Thomas W. Erickson, Ensign, USNR Invasion of Iwo Jima...Mar. 6, 1945, plane shot down Winsor C. Gale, Lieut. Comdr. USN Battle of Komandorski Island...Mar. 26, 1943 Robert F. Gallagher, Lieut. USN Invasion of Iwo Jima...Mar. 6, 1945, plane shot down Vernon A. Grave, Seaman Second Class, USN Battle of Cape Esperance...Oct. 11-12, 1942 Harold E. "Gus" Kronquist, Chief Fire Controlman, USN Battle of Cape Esperance...Oct. 11-12, 1942 Michael A. McLeary, Fireman Second Class, USN Battle of Cape Esperance...Oct. 11-12, 1942 John T. S. Och., Lt.(jg), USNR Second Battle of the Philippine Sea...Washed Overboard during storm-Oct. 1944 Clarence F. Tyler, S1c died Jan. 15th, 1942. He was caught in the hoist mechanism while manning the powder hoist in No. 3 Turret. |
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