* (Map on p. 85): draw circle to signify sub base at Fremantle slightly SW of Perth
* (Map on p.86): extend Gudgeon course west of Australia to bottom of map
* (Map on p. 148): extend Gudgeon course west of Australia to base at Fremantle
* (Map on p. 224): extend Gudgeon course west of Australia to bottom of map
* (map on p. 334): change text to read: "Patrol area for Gudgeon after 4-22-44" not "4-22-43"
* (map on p. 334): consider that unshaded white area between northern and southern patrol areas is top portion of southern patrol area
On April 7, 1944, the battle hardened USS Gudgeon (SS-211) slowly pulled away from tiny Johnston Island. Among those on board were Lt. Commander Robert A. Bonin, Lt. jg William C. Ostlund. and 77 other men. They were never seen or heard from again. This is their story. The whole story.
Find 'Em Chase 'Em Sink 'Em
The Mysterious Loss of the WW II Submarine USS Gudgeon
Bill Ostlund shortly before
12th patrol
Gudgeon in San Francisco Bay between
8th and 9th Patrols
Email me at: mostlund211@hotmail.com