INDEX
A-2 s
ubmarine
Aichi E13A “Jake,”
Akuseki Island
Alamorgordo, atomic bomb test at
Allied convoys
Anjo Maru
Annapolis Naval Academy
Apra Harbor, Guam
Area Nine
Armed Forces Radio Network
Asiatic Fleet
Atlanta Journal
Atlantic, Battle of the
Atomic bombs
B-29s
Balabac Strait
Balao
-class submarine
Barbel
-class submarine
Barbers Point, Oahu
Basilan Strait
Bass, Raymond H.
Bathythermograph
Beach, Edward L.
Bethlehem Steel Repair Basin, Hunters Point
Black Stream
Blair, Clay
Bokuko Ko, Korea
Borneo
British Mine-Detection
Bureau of Naval Personnel (BuPers)
Bureau of Ordnance (BuOrd)
Bushido, culture of
Cape Bolinao
Cape Mangkalihat
Caroline Islands
Cavite, Philippine Islands
Celebes Sea
Chappell, Lucius
Chapple, Wreford G. “Moon,”
Ch'ongjin, Korea
Christie, Ralph W.
Churchill, Winston
, Commander, Submarines, Pacific Fleet (ComSubPac)
Commander, Submarines, Southwest Pacific Fleet (ComSubSoWesPac)
Commander, Task Force
Comstock, Merrill
Coral Sea
Corregidor
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Danjo Gunto
Daubin, Mrs. Freeland A.
Destination Tokyo
(movie)
Domei (Japanese news agency)
Doolittle, Jimmy
Dutch Harbor, Alaska
Earl's Eliminators
East China Sea
Edge, Lawrence Lott. (
see also
USS
Bonefish
)
award and commendation by Lockwood to
birth of daughter
Bronze Star awarded to
as executive officer of
Bluefish
first patrol as commander of
Bonefish
FMS and
in Fremantle
leave in U.S.
letter from Lockwood to
letter from wife, Sarah, to
letter to Jane Tharpe from
letters to parents from
letters to wife, Sarah, from
lifeguarding duties and
Lockwood and
loss of
Bonefish
and
marriage of
missing in action
at Naval Academy
Navy Crosses awarded to
in Operation Barney
at PCO school
personality of
physical appearance of
prisoners and
seventh patrol of
Bonefish
and
sixth patrol of
Bonefish
and
Edge, Lawrence Lott, Jr.
Edge, Sarah “Boo,”
Edge, Sarah Simms
birth of daughter
birth of son
death of
letter from Pierce
letter to Eichelberger from
letters from husband, Lawrence
letters to and from
Bonefish
families
letters to and from Lynch
loss of
Bonefish
and
marriage of
second pregnancy of
Eichelberger, Robert L.
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Electric Boat Corporation, Groton, Connecticut
English, Robert H.
Enigma code
Enola Gay
(B-29)
Exmouth Gulf
Fathometer
Fife, James
Fleet Radio
FMS (FM sonar)
in
Bonefish
in
Bowfin
in
Crevalle
crews' attitude toward
in
Flying Fish
Lockwood and
Lockwood's plan presented to Nimitz
in
Sea Dog
in
Skate
in
Spadefish
technical problems with
testing of
in
Tinosa
in
Tunny
Formosa
Fox Day
Fremantle, Australia
FRUPAC (Fleet Radio Unit Pacific)
Furer, J. A.
Fushiki, Japan
Fushimi Maru
G-1 s
ubmarine
Gato
-class submarine
German U-boats
Germershausen, William J.
in Operation Barney
GNAT (German Naval Acoustic Torpedo)
Goto Retto
Greer, Harry H., Jr.
Guam Naval Base
Halsey, William F.
Harnwell, Gaylord P.
Hellcats of the Sea
(Lockwood)
Hell's bells
Henderson, Charles M.
Henderson, Malcolm
Hirohito, Emperor
surrender address of
Hiroshima
Hitler, Adolf
Hogan, Thomas W.
Hokkaido, Japan
Honshu, Japan
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
Hydeman, Earl T.
in Operation Barney
Hydeman's Hepcats (
see
USS
Crevalle
; USS
Sea Dog
; USS
Spadefish
)
I-400
submarine
I-class submarine
ICPOA (Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas)
Iki Island
Indochina
Inland Sea
Inside the Third Reich
(Speer)
Ishikari Bay
Iwo Jima
Jacobs, Randall
JANAC (Joint Army Navy Assessment Committee)
Japan Current
Japan Sea (
see
Sea of Japan)
Japan Sea Patrol Group (
see
Operation Barney)
Java
Java Sea
Jellicoe, John
JICPOA (Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas)
Kennedy, Edward
King, Ernest J.
atomic bomb and
Lockwood's plan and
publicity on submarine operations and
retirement and death of
Kirk, Oliver G.
Konron Maru
Konzan Maru
Korea
Kurile Islands
Kuroshio Current
Kyushu, Japan
La Pérouse Strait
Latham, Richard
in Operation Barney
Latta, Frank D.
LeMay, Curtis
Leyte, invasion of
Lifeguarding duties
Lockwood, Charles A.
background of
Bonefish
loss and
as ComSubPac
death of
Edge, Lawrence and
end of war and
FMS and
Hellcats of the Sea
by
inspection tour by
letter to Lawrence Edge from
letters to Sarah Edge from
missions into Sea of Japan and (1943)
modern submarines and
naval career of
Nimitz and FMS plan of
Operation Barney and
planning for FMS mission into Sea of Japan
postwar job
prosubmarine gear and
publicity on submarine operations and
retirement of
Sink 'Em All
by
Soviet naval forces and
as submarine expert
tests aboard
Spadefish
and
torpedo problem and
viewing of Japanese submarines by
visits to UCDWR laboratories by
Voge as right-hand man to
Wahoo
loss and
Lombok Island
Lombok Strait
Long Lance torpedo
Los Angeles Times
Lowrance, Vernon L.
Luzon, Philippines
Lynch, Richard B. “Ozzie,”
letters from Sarah Edge to
in Operation Barney
MacArthur, Douglas
Malay Barrier
Manchuria
Manila, Philippines
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Mariana Islands
Matsuwa To
McCann, Allan R.
McCloy, John J.
McKee, Andrew I.
McMorris, Charles H. “Soc,”
Midway, Battle of
Mike Day
Miller, Charles K.
Mindanao
Mindoro
Mine dip
Mk 14 torpedo
Mk 18 torpedo
Mk 27 torpedo (“cuties”)
Morgan, Armand M.
Morse code
Morton, Dudley W. “Mush,”
Nagasaki
Naka Shiretoko Misaki
Nanao, Japan
Nansei Shoto Islands
National Defense Research Committee (NDRC)
Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, Rhode Island
Navy Cross
Netherlands East Indies
New Guinea
New London, Connecticut
Niigata, Japan
Nimitz, Chester W.
atomic bomb and
Japanese surrender and
Lockwood's plan and
loss of
Bonefish
and
Navy Day address of (October 27, 1945)
retirement and death of
Nimitz
-class aircraft carrier
Nishi Notoro Misaki
North Atlantic convoys
Noto Hanto
Noto Peninsula
O-4
submarine
O
-class submarine
Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI)
O'Kane, Richard
Okinawa
Okuno, Siso
Operation Barney
basic operational plan
beginning of
breakout
briefing presentation
communication during
controversy and criticism and
danger of mission
exit plans
Fox Day
homecoming of submarines
Lockwood and
loss of
Bonefish
map of
Mike Day
mine-clearing cables problem
named
press conference following
press reports on
sinking of Japanese vessels in
Sonar Day
SORG's evaluation of plan
submarines selected for
task force group names
training for
Operation Majestic
Operation Olympic
Orote Point
Otaru, Japan
Palawan
Palmer, Kyle
Parsons, William S.
Patton, George S.
Peachtree, Polly
Pearl Harbor, Japanese attack on
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Philippine Clipper,
disappearance of
Philippine Islands
Pierce, George
letter to Sarah Edge from
in Operation Barney
vigil for
Bonefish
Pierce's Polecats (
see
USS
Bonefish
; USS
Skate
; USS
Tunny
)
Pillenwerfers
Port Darwin
Porter, George E.
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Potsdam Declaration
PPI scope (plan position indicator)
Prien, Günther
Prisoners of war
Prospective Submarine Commanding Officer (PCO) School, New London, Connecticut
Prosubmarine gear
Quelpart Island
R
-class submarine
Radar
Radio communication
Radio engineering
Rebun Island
Risser, Robert D.
in Operation Barney
Risser's Bobcats (
see
USS
Bowfin
; USS
Flying Fish
; USS
Tinosa
)
RO-class submarine
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roscoe, Theodore
Royal Navy
Ryuei Maru
Ryukyu Islands
S
-class submarine
Sado Island
Saipan
Sakhalin (formerly Karafuto) Island
Sands, Eugene T.
Santa Cruz
Sapporo, Japan
Scapa Flow
Sea of Japan
early foray into
Hellcats mission into (
see
Operation Barney)
location of
planning for FMS mission into
Sea of Okhotsk
Seishin, Korea
Shantung, China
Shimonoseki Strait
Shirer, William L.
Sibuyan Sea
Sieglaff, William Bernard “Barney,”
appointment to Operation Barney
Operation Barney briefing presentation by
Sink 'Em All: Submarine War in the Pacific
(Lockwood)
Smith, Harvey J., Jr.
Sonar. (
see also
FMS)
Sonar Day
SORG (Submarine Operations Research Group)
South China Sea
Soviet Union
Speer, Albert
Spruance, Raymond A.
Stalin, Joseph
Stalingrad
Steinmetz, Everett H.
in Operation Barney
Stone, William
Strait of Tartary
Styer, Charles W.
Subic Bay
Submarine Pacific Advanced Headquarters
SubsAsiatic Force
Suez Maru
Sulu Sea
Suzu Misaki
Tablas Strait