Navy | The US Navy |
Type | Submarine |
Class | Balao |
Pennant | 297 |
Built by | Cramp Shipbuilding Co. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.) |
Ordered | 24 Dec 1941 |
Laid down | 2 Nov 1942 |
Launched | 15 Aug 1943 |
Commissioned | 8 Jun 1945 |
End service | 26 Oct 1946 |
History | Decommissioned 26 October 1946. |
Commands listed for USS Ling (297)
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Commander | From | To | |
1 | T/Cdr. George Garvie Molumphy, USN | 8 Jun 1945 | Jan 1946 |
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The page dealing with the wartime history of USS Ling was created in May 2015.
This page was last updated in July 2023.
[No deck logs of this submarine are currently available to us so therefore some details, particularly regarding trials and exercises, might be missing on this page.]
8 Jun 1945
USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN) is commissioned at the Boston Navy Yard where she had arrived on 11 May 1944 for further outfitting.
6 Jul 1945
USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN) departed the Boston Navy Yard and arrived at the Portsmouth Navy Yard later the same day.
18 Jul 1945
USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN) departed the the Portsmouth Navy Yard and arrived at the Boston Navy Yard later the same day.
21 Jul 1945
USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN) departed the Boston Navy Yard and arrived at the Portsmouth Navy Yard later the same day.
26 Jul 1945
USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN) departed the the Portsmouth Navy Yard and arrived at the Boston Navy Yard later the same day.
29 Jul 1945
USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN) departed the Boston Navy Yard and arrived at Newport, Rhode Island later the same day for her torpedo discharge trials.
1 Aug 1945
Having completed her torpedo trials, USS Ling (T/Cdr. G.G. Molumphy, USN), arrived at New London Connecticut for further outfitting at the Electric Boat Company. She was still there when the war ended.
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