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May 23, 1943 the Japanese submarine I-17 torpedoed and sank the tanker Stanvac Manila, thirteen men on board were killed. In sinking the tanker the I-17 scored three ships sunk as the Stanvac Manila was carrying two PT boats, the PT-165 and PT-173. |
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Roll of Honor |
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In memory of those who lost their lives in Stanvac Manila "Least we not forget those heroes who fought and died for our freedom" |
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Rate |
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Armaso, Victor |
Ordinary Seaman |
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Austin, Charles G. |
Seaman 1st Class (USN) |
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Brooks, Alonzo P. |
Gunner's Mate 3rd Class (USN) |
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Brown, Richard A. |
Seaman 1st Class (USN) |
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Cacitoit, Apolonio |
Fireman/Watertender |
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Campbell, David E. |
Seaman 1st Class (USN) |
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De Vega, Elpidio M. |
Cook |
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Dejournett, Homer |
Seaman 1st Class (USN) |
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Flores, Santiago |
Steward |
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Jolley, Carell C. |
Motor Machinist's Mate 2nd Class (USN) |
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Palaspas, Nicholas |
Messman |
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Sallader, Gervasio |
Chief Cook |
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Williams. Dwight C. |
Ensign (USN) |
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