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Submarine Asbestos Exposure

Mesothelioma is a devastating form of cancer that can significantly impact its victims and their families. This disease is caused directly by prolonged exposure to asbestos, which is naturally occurring and was used for many years as a cheap insulator and fire retardant throughout many different industries. At Throneberry Law, we travel to clients across the country to investigate the root cause of their mesothelioma claims. We identify the parties responsible for their asbestos exposure and aggressively litigate for compensation to cover the high-quality medical care our clients deserve.

Navy Submarines and Asbestos Exposure

The list included below provides the names of many of the submarines that have been determined to have at some point held asbestos-containing materials. A countless number of U.S. Navy sailors as well as various other individuals have ben exposed to the dangerous substance, and are now at increased risk of being diagnosed with mesothelioma.

Asbestos exposure cases are often time-sensitive and involve a complex body of laws and financial considerations, which is why it is critical to promptly obtain the assistance of an experienced mesothelioma lawyer if you have been diagnosed with the devastating disease. At The Throneberry Law Group, we provide initial free case evaluations to the victims of asbestos exposure and their loved ones. Contact us today by (888) 506-1131 or reach out to us online.

Navy Submarine Index

USS AA-1 (SS 52)
USS AA-2 (SS 60)
USS AA-3 (SS 61)
USS Adder (SS 3), aka A-2
USS Albacore (AGSS 569)
USS Albacore (SS 218)
USS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 617)
USS Amberjack (SS 219)
USS Amberjack (SS 522)
USS Angler (SS 240)
USS Apogon (SS 308)
USS Archerfish (SS 311) (SSN 678)
USS Argonaut (SM 1) (SS 475)
USS Aspro (SS 309)
USS Atule (SS 403)
USS Balao (SS 285)
USS Bang (SS 385)
USS Barb (SS 220)
USS Barbel (SS 316)
USS Barbero (SS 317)
USS Barracuda (SS 163) (SSK 1)
USS Bashaw (SS 241)
USS Bass (SS 164) (SSK 2)
USS Batfish (SS 310)
USS Baya (SS 318)
USS Becuna (SS 319)
USS Bergall (SS 320)
USS Besugo (SS 321)
USS Billfish (SS 286)
USS Blackfin (SS 322) (SS 221)
USS Blenny (SS 324)
USS Blower (SS 325)
USS Blueback (SS 326)
USS Blueback (SS 581)
USS Bluefish (SS 222)
USS Bluegill (SS 242)
USS Boarfish (SS 327)
USS Bonefish (SS 223)
USS Bonefish (SS 582)
USS Bonita (SS 15), aka C-4
USS Bonita (SS 165 )
USS Bonita (SSK 3)
USS Bowfin (SS 287)
USS Bream (SS 243)
USS Brill (SS 330)
USS Bugara (SS 331)
USS Bullhead (SS 332)
USS Bumper (SS 333)
USS Burrfish (SS 312)
USS Cabezon (SS 334)
USS Cabrilla (SS 288)
USS Cachalot (SS 170)
USS Caiman (SS 323)
USS Capelin (SS 289)
USS Capitaine (SS 336)
USS Carbonero (SS 337)
USS Carp (SS 338)
USS Catfish (SS 339)
USS Cavalla (SS 244)
USS Cero (SS 225)
USS Charr (SS 328)
USS Chivo (SS 341)
USS Chopper (SS 342)
USS Chub (SS 329)
USS Cisco (SS 290)
USS Clamagore (SS 343)
USS Cobbler (SS 344)
USS Cobia (SS 245)
USS Cochino (SS 345)
USS Cod (SS 224)
USS Conger (SS 477)
USS Corporal (SS 346)
USS Corsair (SS 435)
USS Corvina (SS 226)
USS Crevalle (SS 291)
USS Croaker (SS 246)
USS Cubera (SS 347)
USS Cusk (SS 348)
USS Cutlass (SS 478)
USS Cuttlefish (SS 11), aka B-2
USS Cuttlefish (SS 171)
USS Dace (SS 247)
USS Darter (SS 227)
USS Darter (SS 576)
USS Dentuda (SS 335)
USS Devilfish (SS 292)
USS Diablo (SS 479)
USS Diodon (SS 349)
USS Dogfish (SS 350)
USS Dolphin (SS 169)
USS Dorado (SS 248)
USS Dorado (SS 526)
USS Dragonet (SS 293)
USS Drum (SS 228)
USS Dugong (SS 353)
USS E-1 (SS 24)
USS E-2 (SS 25)
USS Eel (SS 354)
USS Entemedor (SS 340)
USS Escolar (SS 294)
USS Espada (SS 355)
USS Ethan Allen (SSBN 608)
USS F-1 (SS 20)
USS F-2 (SS 21)
USS F-3 (SS 22)
USS F-4 (SS 23)
USS Finback (SS 230)
USS Flasher (SS 249)
USS Flier (SS 250)
USS Flounder (SS 251)
USS Flying Fish (SS 229)
USS G-1 (SS 19½)
USS G-2 (SS 27)
USS G-3 (SS 31)
USS G-4 (SS 26)
USS Gabilan (SS 252)
USS Gar (SS 206)
USS Garlopa (SS 358)
USS Garrupa (SS 359)
USS Gato (SS 212) (SSN 615)
USS George Bancroft (SSBN 643)
USS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654)
USS George Washington (SSBN 598) (SSBN 656)
USS Goldring (SS 360)
USS Golet (SS 361)
USS Grampus (SS 207) (SS 4) (SS 523)
USS Grayback (SS 208) (SSG 574)
USS Grayling (SS 18) (SS209) (SSN 646)
USS Greenfish (SS 351)
USS Greenling (SS 213) (SSN 614)
USS Grenadier (SS 210) (SS 525)
USS Grouper (SS 214)
USS Growler (SS 215) (SSG 577)
USS Grunion (SS 216)
USS Guardfish ( SSN 612) (SS 217)
USS Guavina (SS 362)
USS Gudgeon (SS 211)
USS Gudgeon (SS 567)
USS Guitarro (SS 363)
USS Gunnel (SS 253)
USS Gurnard (SS 254)
USS Gurnard (SSN 662)
USS H-1 (SS 28)
USS H-2 (SS 29)
USS H-3 (SS 30)
USS H-4 (SS 147)
USS H-5 (SS 148)
USS H-6 (SS 149)
USS H-7 (SS 150)
USS H-8 (SS 151)
USS H-9 (SS 152)
USS Hackleback (SS 295)
USS Haddo ( SSN 604) (SS 255)
USS Haddock (SS 231) (SSN 621)
USS Hake (SS 256)
USS Halfback (SS 352)
USS Halibut (SS 232) (SSGN 587)
USS Hammerhead (SS 364) (SSN 663)
USS Harder (SS 257) (SS 568)
USS Hardhead (SS 365)
USS Hawkbill (SS 366) (SSN 666)
USS Henry Clay (SSBN 625)
USS Henry L. Stimson (SSBN 655)
USS Herring (SS 233)
USS Hoe (SS 258)
USS Holland (SS 1)
USS Icefish (SS 367)
USS Irex (SS 482)
USS Jack (SS 259) (SSN 605)
USS Jallao (SS 368)
USS James K. Polk (SSBN 645)
USS James Madison (SSBN 627)
USS James Monroe (SSBN 622)
USS Jawfish (SS 356)
USS John Adams (SSBN 620)
USS John C. Calhoun (SSBN 630)

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