S-25 (SS-130)

Navy	The US Navy
Type	Submarine
Class	S-1
Pennant	130
Built by	Bethlehem Steel Corp. (Quincy, Massachusetts, U.S.A.)
Ordered
Laid down	26 Oct 1918
Launched	29 May 1922
Commissioned	9 Jul 1923
End service	4 Nov 1941
History	Decommissioned 4 November 1941. Loaned to the United Kingdom and commissioned into the Royal Navy as HMS P 551. Loaned by the Royal Navy to the Polish Navy and renamed Jastrzab. Jastrzab was accidentally sunk by allied escorts off Norway 2 May 1942. Jastrzab had was some 100 miles from her correct position in the convoy and was sunk the Norwegian destroyer St. Albans (ex-USS Thomas (DD-182)) and minesweeper HMS Seagull.
Career notes	Loaned to the Polish Navy as Jastrzab

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and that we only list Commanding Officers for the duration of the Second World War.

	Commander	From	To
1	Lt. Michael Peter Russillo, USN	19 Jun 1937	Mar 1941
2	Lt. Augustus Robert St. Angelo, USN	Mar 1941	4 Nov 1941

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