U.S. Pacific submarine on war patrol. Pacific sunlight silvers the sea.; General notes: The Gato-class submarine USS Barb (SS-220) departs Pearl Harbor, TH, on 8 June 1945 for her 12th war cruise, CDR Eugene B. Fluckey in command, Medal of Honor awardee with four Navy Crosses. [1]

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