Lincoln Park in San Francisco City and County, California — The American West (Pacific Coastal)
The Honored Dead
USS San Francisco
Arthur V. Adams Eric J. Anderson Harvey A. Bockover Burgess V. Brakel Lewis T. Brown Ernest A. Bueren Daniel J. Callaghan Neil A. Carlson William F. Cates Harold J. Chatell Glen A. Chrisman William J. Chronister Mark H. Crouter Damon M. Cummings Bernard J. Curtis George R. Eisele Jacques R. Eisner Winfred L. Evans George I. Falcout Stanley A. Flisak Andrew J. Gandy, Jr. Clifford T. Garrett William Gastelum Eugene F. George Edward A. Geronimo Earl J. Glass George Green Charles F. Greer Joh D. Grunder William S. Hall Harold H. Hand Joh G. Hanna Walter Harbor Leonard R. Harmon Albert T. Harris Thor E. Haug Otis L. Helveston Thomas R. Hine Joseph C. Hubbard Dale K. Hudson Joseph H. Huebsch William H. Hughes Charles A. Jackson Richeleau X. James Nicholas Janosco Edwin H. Japp Clair R. Jenkins Elmer H. Kauffman Edwin S. Kazmierski George E. Kempa Reinhardt J. Keppler Floyd M. Kline Cecil E. Lamb Louis M. LeHardy Abe Libby Will A. Lockwood Harry J. Lowe, Jr. Jackson K. Loy Edward A. Lukens Jack L. Lundie Herbert Madison Gordon W. Marcy Clyde C. Martin Jack L. McBride Louis F. McKernan William C. McNeil Lewis B. Midyette Robert C. Mylan John R. Nichols Joseph J. Pastor Robert P. Perkins William T. Powell Ray W. Quick Clarence W. Ray George B. Rosson Raymond W. Schroder Frank O. Slater Thomas G. Slough Kenneth J. Spangenberg Roy L. Steele, Jr. Raymond L. Stolte Wesley H. Stone Edward R. Szymanski Emmett S. Taylor Angelo Terlizzi Francis J. Tucker Jack M. Turner Allan L. Vanderhoof Ildefonso Veloso Walter J. Wagner John A. Wallace Samuel E. Wallen Edwin L. Werteen Wilbur J. Wilkins, Jr. John L. Williamson Jack W. Wintle Paul G. Wisenberger Jean C. Witter, Jr. Cassin Young Albert C. Zaiger
Plaque Two:
James E. Berray Snyder Burdette Charles M. Dalton George S. Klatt George Ritchie Earle J. St. John Allen B. Samuelson
Plaque Three:
Arison, H.E. Avalos, C. Baker, A.O. Barta, V.J. Bauer, A.O. Bean, H.R. Bennett, J.E. Bodikey, H. Bodor, G.H. Bondsteel, L.L. Brandon, G.H. Brigham, D.C. Burris, W.A. Camp, J.E. Choueau, W.C. Christensen, J.W. Clark, A.F. Conklin, L.J. Covert, A.D. Dawson, W.H. De Benedetti, A. Edwards, R.M. Eves, S.C. Faulkner, C.T. Faust, A.L. Felix, L.W. Finfrock, H.L. Gilcrease, W.E. Gilpin, E.G. Gohn, J.C. Gowens, E.A. Grace, E.G. Graham, R. Hall, O.S. Hammack, J.L. Hanna, J.A. k, J.L. Hanna, J.A. Hannah, H. Harsh, D.E. Head, L.C. Hilliman, R.A. Hillas, R.A. Hogan, R.H. Holbrook, H.A. Holmquist, C.E. Holochuck, G. Isbell, H.A. James, C.W. Jenkins, E.L. Kerkering, S.W. Kiefer, H.J. King, J.W. Kinney, C.L. Klee, W.D. Krause, L.S. Kruse, W.E. Lassen, H. Levy, H.B. Lewis, A.J. Lombard, J.A. Marley, T.K. McCandless, B. McDermont, J.A. Mendenhall, J.H. Mikulencak, J.F. Mortimer, M.W. Murphy, C.D. Murphy, R.A. Myhrem E.M. Nash, J.R. Nichols, H.W. Nickson, J.F. Niemeier, W.H. OBreirne, E. Olson, M.C. Perrine, S.R. Peterson, J.W. Peterson, R.G. Phillips, R. Potter, J.S. Reynolds, J. Reynolds, W.D. Risland, O.S. Robb, S.K. Robinson, H.P. Sehrt, G.F. Settle, C.D. Sexton, J.D. Simmons, A.E. Smith, S.R. Snell, R.H. Solano, R.J. Spencer, J.L. Stark, J.P. St. George, M.J. Stodghill, J.E. Storck, E.T. Story, H.C. Tarpley, L. Thompson, W.L. Troop, C. Trotter, W.G. Tupper, T. Valach, E. Vance, C.R. Vianello, C.P. Voisinet, R.K. Wallace, J.G. Ward, H.E. Weems, J.C. Westin, H.S. White, A.E. White, W.D. Wilder, J.R. Wubker, T.M.
Marines
Aguilar, J.M. Carlson, O. Carrell, R.R. Egan, J.M.F. Hopson, M.W. Large, C.J. Lee, B.G. Mahler, C.W. McCarstle, H.P. Mealer, H.R. Medlin, C.H. Middlesworth, M. Poore, F.R. Ramsy, W.J. Rogers, H.W. Sill, C.M. Spencer, C.C.
Compass inscription around the flagpole base:
Plaque Four:
Who Have Served Aboard This Gallant Ship
Presented By The United States Seagoing Marine Association
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: Patriots & Patriotism • War, World II • Waterways & Vessels.
Location. 37° 46.97′ N, 122° 30.693′ W. Marker is in San Francisco, California, in San Francisco City and County. It is in Lincoln Park. Memorial can be reached from El Camino del Mar near Seal Rock Drive. The plaques are mounted to the USS San Francisco Memorial, surrounded by a portion of the bridge damaged at the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 2586 El Camino del Mar, San Francisco CA 94121, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. This Memorial to Rear Admiral Daniel J. Callaghan (here, next to this marker); The Naval Battle of Guadalcanal (here, next to this marker); FDR's Salute (here, next to this marker); Death of a Sailor (a few steps from this marker); Lands End (a few steps from this marker); Port of San Francisco (within shouting distance of this marker); The Golden Gate (within shouting distance of this marker); Navigating the Golden Gate (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in San Francisco.
Also see . . . USS San Francisco Memorial Foundation.
"In 1942, the cruiser USS San Francisco attacked a vastly superior Japanese force off the coast of Guadalcanal. It is known as the most brutal close-quarters naval engagement of WWII. USS San Francisco took some 45 direct hits and sustained heavy damage while sinking one Japanese ship and seriously damaging two others (including a battleship). One hundred sailors, including Rear Admiral Daniel J. Callaghan and 7 Marines were killed and 131 more wounded. Despite it all, USS San Francisco safely made it back to port."(Submitted on November 26, 2022, by Joseph Alvarado of Livermore, California.)
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