The Men Who Served
There are currently 64 names in this directory beginning with the letter W.
Wader, Dave1940-43 2nd Div
Wahlin, Raymond John Seaman 1C1940-46
Submitted by: Died May 29, 1987 Walck, Gordon E1940-46 R Div
Walker, Harry P1944-45 F Div
Submitted by: Died 1998 Wallace, John G Capt USN Ret1942-44 F Div
Submitted by: Died April 23, 2002 Wallace, Joseph A Jr.Flag
Waller, Harold F Marine1944-45
Walter Houston MartinPrivate
Submitted by: Loria Hubbard Walter WelchSeargent
Submitted by: John Chamberland Ward, Harold E1940-42 S Div
Submitted by: Died June 9, 2015 Ward, Paul-1943
Submitted by: Killed aboard April 5, 1943 Ward, Robert Bruce Marine Warden, Earl E1937-43 B & A Div
Submitted by: Died Aug 11, 1984 Warfield, Carl Lee1942-45 6th Div
Warington, Harry 1943-44 M Div
Warren, Harvey D1943-46 6th Div
Washington, Harold1939-43 S Div
Submitted by: Died 1999 Watts, Arthur H1938-42 F Div
Submitted by: Died 1993 Webb, Harry L1940-42 A & B Div
Submitted by: Died Jan 22, 2001 Wesley Ray Stevenson the Muster Roll of the Crew for the quarter ending 30 June 1944; first received on board 1/5/1943; service number 625 84 33
Submitted by: Janet Stevens Stearns, daughter Wesslie S. RiceGunner\'s Mate 1st classrn1942-1945
Submitted by: John E. Rice westwood Alva M Baker
Submitted by: westwood james wildenhausSailor
Submitted by: Davis William AllenGunners mate
Submitted by: Rodger Smith William Burkhard Way (Sr)He supposedly served pre-war, fell 20-40 feet onto the deck during blackout conditions in the Atlantic while delivering a message (missing/loose grate), breaking his arms/elbows, and as we found out decades later, his neck and back as well -- he had not been told this by his doctors His battle stations were in the gunpowder storage. He was medically discharged, later drafted into the Army and was eventually sent to Italy. In northern Italy he had swelling problems with his arms and was medically discharged from the Army.
Submitted by: Kenneth Way (son) William C. HermanSeaman
Submitted by: Bruce Herman William Davis IIU. S. S. San Francisco as a Petty Officer Second Class
Submitted by: Brian Smith William Heatherton1941-1945rnRadioman 1st class
Submitted by: Brian Heatherton William R LawsonGrandfather
Submitted by: J. Lawson Williamson, Boyd D Lt. Colonel Ret1941-42 2nd Div
Wilson, Charles G Jr1941-45 1st Div
Wilson, Eugene Marine1941-43
Wilson, Leo1943-46 1st Div
Wilson, Richard B Jr. (Clancy)1941-42 2nd Div
Submitted by: Died Jan 29, 2002 Winther, William Oliver Seaman 1st class and FC03/C(t)1941-1945
Wintle, Jack William, Cmdr.?
Submitted by: Died November 13, 1942 Wise, Gerald D Marine?
Submitted by: Died 1997 Wise, Ray FR Div
Submitted by: Died March 3, 1997 Wiseman, Robert T1942-46 F Div
Submitted by: Died May 4, 2001 Wishard Franklin LemonsWishard Lemons, my father, arrived in Pearl Harbor shortly after the bombing. He said \"The smoke was still hanging in the air.\" He had been assigned to the USS San Francisco and, no doubt, sailed with her. I believe he returned to Pearl in either late April or late June when she returned to Pearl and he was stationed on short. He talked of working below decks handling ammunition as the ship shelled. He was for a while the captain\'s talker. He respected Rear Admiral Callaghan and was sad that he was killed along with the other men in the South Pacific. He was not on the ship at that time. He was extremely proud of his service on the USS San Francisco and had a large framed picture of the ship on his wall when he died in 2014.
Submitted by: Don S. Lemons Wittler, Elden Meridith1941-42 1st Div
Submitted by: Died Oct 27, 1999 on his 78th birthday Wohlfrom, Harold H1941-46 C Div
Submitted by: Died March 14, 1997 Wood, Ernest1940-45 M Div
Wood, William O1940-45 M Div
Submitted by: Died April 16, 1997 Worley, David1938-43 2nd Div
Worley, Robert L1937-41 C & V Div
Wormington Herman L. Marine Wright, Francis C YNC USN Ret1940-42 C Div
Submitted by: Died April 14, 1998 Wright, Raymond L1940-45 M Div
Submitted by: Died Feb 2, 2000 Wycott, Albert E Marine?
Submitted by: Died 1994 
