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Selections from Statements by Survivors of Enemy Attack on SS John A. Johnson (

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Creator

Department of Defense. Department of the Navy. Twelfth Naval District. Office of the Commandant. 1947-1977

Title

Selections from Statements by Survivors of Enemy Attack on SS John A. Johnson

Description

The Liberty ship SS John A. Johnson was sunk by a Japanese submarine on 29 October 1944 while en route from San Francisco to Honolulu. These selections come from statements made by survivors to the commanding officer of USS Argus, the ship that rescued the survivors.

Date

1944-11-01/1944-11-02

Collection

National Archives at San Francisco
Parent institution	National Archives and Records Administration
Location	San Bruno , United States of America
Coordinates	37° 37′ 59.89″ N, 122° 25′ 28.66″ W
Website	www.archives.gov/san-francisco
Authority file	: Q29982726

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DPLA identifier: 00e4ad8ac1e36b2e72046a5e506e4c04
National Archives Identifier: 296781

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