SENNET Newsletters
and a few words of wisdom from Stan

Large Mouth Bass
Which is better -
one big fish or two small ones?

I don't have the answer, but I will try to explain the question.   There was only one submarine to be named SENNET, and she provided honorable service to our country from 1944 to 1968.   In that time almost 1400 men became SENNET crew members.   

These men, and their wives and children, are the SENNET family,
and like the boat, there is only
ONE SENNET Family.

But life is not quite that simple.

We have two active and energetic groups that plan SENNET family reunions and publish newsletters.   In a sense, this is a good thing because we have more reunions, with more variety, and in more locations.   Who could ask for more?

But it can be confusing,
so I will try to make some distinctions.

The first group, the original SENNET organization, has been holding annual reunions for at least twenty years.   Generally, they hold their reunion in conjunction with a national submarine convention like the WWII Sub Vets (USSVWWII) or the US Sub Vets, Inc. (USSVI).   Therefore, I will call them the "National" SENNET family organization.

The second group, newly formed, wants to expand, strengthen, and rebuild a close-knit SENNET family organization.   They hold bi-annual reunions independent of any other boats or national conventions.   Therefore, I will call them the "Independent" SENNET family organization.

As I said above, there is only one SENNET family.   I have created these two names, National and Independent, entirely on my own and only for the purpose of trying to eliminate confusion.

All SENNET crew members are welcomed at all SENNET reunions.


Now here's the Newsletters
Double click on the titles below to view the respective newsletters.

Independent Newsletter

Luther, Vernon, and Barwick

Independent Newsletter

National Newsletter

Jim Fields

National Newsletter


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