Cutters Sunk By Enemy Action | ||
Alexander Hamilton | Sunk by U-132 on 30 January 1942 | |
Acacia | Sunk by U-161 on 15 march 1942 | |
Muskeget | Sunk by U-755 on 9 September 1942 | |
Escanaba | Sunk by either U-334 or U-388 on 13 June 1943 | |
Other Cutters Lost | ||
Natsek | Lost without a trace off Greenland in January 1943 | |
Wilcox | Sank in gale 30 off Nags Head, NC September 1943 | |
Dow | Sank in gale off Puerto Rico 15 October 1943 | |
Bodega | Crushed in ice off Greenland 20 December 1943 | |
Bedloe | Sank in gale off Cape Hatteras 14 Septemder 1944 | |
Jackson | Sank in gale off Cape Hatteras 14 Septemder 1944 | |
CG 83415 | Sank in gale off France 21 June 1944 | |
CG 83472 | Sank in gale off France 21 June 1944 | |
Coast Guard Manned Navy Ships Sunk By Enemy Action | ||
LST 167 | Lost at Vella La Vella, 15 August 1943 | |
Leopold | Sunk by U-255 on 9 March 1944 | |
Menges | Badly damaged on 3 May 1944 but salvaged | |
LCI 85 | Lost at Normandy, 6 June 1944 | |
LCI 91 | Lost at Normandy, 6 June 1944 | |
LCI 92 | Lost at Normandy, 6 June 1944 | |
LCI 93 | Lost at Normandy, 6 June 1944 | |
Serpens (AK) | Exploded off Guadalcanal on 29 January 1945 198 KIA – largest single loss of Coastguardsmen |
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LST 203 | Lost at Nanomea | |
Coast Guard Manned Army Ships Sunk By Enemy Action | ||
FS 172 | Lost at New Guinea | |
FS 255 | Lost in the Philippines, 11 May 1945 |