First Gudgeon skipper, Elton W. "Jumping Joe" Grenfell being decorated

(L to R) Edward Hammond (Sedalia, Mo.), Dominick Coribisere, John Nye and Ron Schooley drinking at The Irisher Club in San Francisco, 1943.

Joe Grenfell (far R) being decorated. It is believed that the officer, 3rd from the left is Lewis S. Parks

Dixie Farrell after the war.  All Dixie Farrell photos are courtesy of the Dixie Farrell Submarine Force Museum

Quent Russell "George" Seiler, Connellsville, Pa., Gudgeon torpedoman

Robert Edson "Dusty" Dornin on deck of Gudgeon

Joe Grenfell, (Fall River, Ma.) on deck of Gudgeon at commissioning ceremony, Mare Island, Ca.

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Joe Grenfell decorating

sailor after service on Gudgeon

Exhausted Vice Admiral Elton W. "Joe" Grenfell retires, 9-2-64

It appears to be (L) James Fife and Lawson Ramage (R) leaving ceremony on Pargo (R) and (L) Boarfish.  It is believed that Grenfell is one of the officers on the Pargo.  (The short one).  [From Joe Grenfell collection].

It appears to be same photo as one on left.  Fife and Ramage walking away from Pargo and Boarffish.

Officers being decorated.  They are believed to be (Front L to R) unknown officer, Freddy Warder, Lewis Parks, unknown officer, Joe Grenfell, Stanley Mosely and unknown officer.

Dixie Farrell (R).  Photo courtesy of Dixie Farrell Submarie Force Museum.

Gudgeon Skipper Joe Grenfell