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arrived in
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investigated smoke on the horizon, found two cargo ships, tracked them through a rain squall, and as she passed into clear weather, found the convoy in perfect position for her torpedoes. She fired four stern tubes at the leading ship, but heard no explosions. The torpedoes were duds or had again
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was suddenly attacked by torpedoes. The quick reactions of the officer of the deck caused two to pass to port and two to starboard. The submarine continued on to Midway where she arrived on 3 June, discharged her passengers, and set a course for Pearl Harbor where she arrived four days later.
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in a coordinated attack on a seven-ship convoy on 23 October, firing 10 torpedoes at three ships that presented an overlapping target. She scored six hits. One ship was seen down by the bow, with her stern in the air; another listed heavily; and a third was riding low in the water. While
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fired seven more torpedoes for three more direct hits, but the target still refused to sink. The submarine closed in on the badly damaged tanker and fired another trio of torpedoes, one of which struck the final blow. However, Japanese records examined after the war indicate that
1125:. Her first opportunity for action came on 9 March, when she sighted a small tanker with two escorts steaming along the coastline. Although not in an ideal attack position, the submarine fired four torpedoes at the tanker, all of which missed. The target's escorts struck back at
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made radar contact with a four-ship convoy and tracked it to an excellent position for attack. Just after midnight on 2 June, she launched six torpedoes from her bow tubes at one of the largest passenger cargo ships, scoring two hits. Although pursued by the escorts,
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submerged rapidly to avoid detection by a large, low-flying enemy plane and took on several feet of water in her conning tower, grounding out her radar and other electrical gear. Despite these problems, she arrived safely at Guam on 8 April for refit.
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stopped at Tulagi to refuel and to load torpedoes. On 28 October, she was assigned to a scouting line south of Truk. On 4 November, the submarine made a submerged approach to a two-ship convoy, but the six torpedoes that she fired missed their marks.
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as her target. On 13 December, the submarine conducted communication and identification tests with friendly search planes and then began her patrol. No surface contacts came during the first two weeks, but her luck changed on 27 December when two
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caught a 188-ton trawler alone, sank it with gunfire, and then rescued three survivors in the debris. Early the next morning, she attacked a convoy of four transports guarded by four escorts. Firing 10 torpedoes at three of the targets,
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s beam and stayed there, thwarting the submarine's second attempt. She was prevented from carrying out a dawn attack by
Japanese air cover and was forced to allow the convoy to escape without further damage. A fuel shortage forced
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fired six torpedoes at the larger of the two freighters, scoring three hits. The escort maneuvered to attack, but never came close to the submarine. Rather than risk a repetition of her disappointment during her last patrol,
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resumed her patrol of the shipping lanes. She later sighted a convoy of a damaged freighter and two escorts and moved in for an attack only to discover that the freighter was her target of 1 January. The escorts drove
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crossed her track. The four warships maneuvered in a radical zigzag plan at a speed of 20 knots (37 km/h; 23 mph), passing the submarine so rapidly that she only managed a shot at the second cruiser.
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fired four torpedoes which overran their target. While rigging for depth charges, she heard three explosions, but upon surfacing, could see no sign of damage. The warships were long gone at their high speed.
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began the year 1944 with a contact that turned out to be a very large steamer and two escorts. The weather impeded her efforts to close the convoy, but also offered protection when a rain squall covered
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that she had been detected. As dawn broke, the submarine made one last approach, moving to 1,400 yd (1,300 m) where she fired four torpedoes. An escort picked up the submarine's trail, and
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went to battle stations and closed for attack. After firing her six bow tubes at the lead ship, the submarine swung her stern toward the wing ships in the formation and fired her stern tubes.
969:, engaging them with gunfire until the Japanese abandoned ship and the sampans were destroyed. She then resumed patrol duty and continued the task until 12 August, when she rendezvoused with
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sighted a convoy of four small cargo ships, described as "the dregs of the worst of harbors." The convoy changed course and pulled away from the submarine before she could close for attack.
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because, later that night, she picked up a larger ship on radar and successfully moved into position. Early on 8 January, she fired six torpedoes, three of which scored; but the stubborn "
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with depth charges, but the submarine escaped damage and resumed patrol duty later that day. She sighted many vessels during the next eight days, but did not attack them. On 18 March,
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four times in the next year, spending one month each time training surface ships in "refresher training." The submarine departed Key West on 19 July 1958 for an overhaul at the
852:. She contacted a small convoy on 14 May but was unable to close for attack because of the diligence of the Japanese escorts. The submarine returned to patrolling the
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was recommissioned on 4 March 1952 at the U.S. Naval
Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut, Lieutenant Commander S. V. Hadley in command, and assigned to the
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fired four torpedoes at a small freighter and escort from a distance that proved to be too great. All four torpedoes passed under their targets. Later that morning,
576:. After refueling there on 11 October, the submarine got underway for her assigned area north of the Bismarck Archipelago and again covered the Palau-Rabaul routes.
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that began on 6 January 1957. After joint exercises with the navies of several South
American countries, the ship made liberty calls to principal ports such as
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heard four hits and the explosion on one of the transports nearly blinded her lookouts. The early morning darkness made it impossible to assess the damage, but
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and surfaced to attack. Her first two torpedoes missed the target, but the third hit squarely amidships and sank the vessel. That day proved to be lucky for
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began her sixth war patrol on 5 July when she departed Majuro for the Palau area. The submarine made a few contacts, but none worthy of pursuit. On 26 July,
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while she fired six torpedoes. The submarine counted three explosions and then went deep to wait out the inevitable depth charge attack by the escorts. When
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shipping lanes. Her next contacts were unfavorable for attack, and problems with her surface search radar hampered her efforts to seek out enemy shipping.
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began tracking a convoy of two ships closely guarded by four escorts. The effectiveness with which the escorts countered her several approaches convinced
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From 28 June–4 November, the submarine underwent overhaul and battery renewal. She returned to Key West and resumed services in training. In April 1962,
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returned to patrol the shipping lanes after a very successful attack. Postwar study of
Japanese shipping records identified her victims as the 2,723-ton
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lured the escort out of the target area in order to double back to look for the third freighter. Radar and lookouts failed to locate the merchantman, so
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heard several explosions at the expected times, as torpedo after torpedo struck home. One of the damaged ships trained a 3 in (76 mm) gun on
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returned to the scene to verify that the ship had sunk. A survivor was taken on board, who stated that his vessel, the 5,857-ton passenger cargo ship
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H. E. Steinke, the hood's inventor, to ascend from a depth of 318 ft (97 m) to the surface in 55 seconds, setting a new record.
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1349:'s Submarine Squadron 4 (SubRon 4). After shakedown training, the submarine was reassigned to SubRon 12 at the U.S. Naval Base in
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submerged to wait out the inevitable depth charges. When the submarine surfaced again, all trace of the convoy was gone, and she set course for
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upon the sighting of enemy aircraft; but the patrol was not enlivened by action with surface ships before the boat moored alongside
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and damage another with gunfire on 14 August. Word of Japan's capitulation came on 15 August along with orders to cease fire.
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completed refit and training on 24 April and the next day began her voyage back to action. After stopping for a few hours at
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crewman. Later that evening, although the radar scope was clear and no other submarines were known to be in the vicinity,
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by making a radical zig-zag maneuver and increasing speed to open the range. The convoy's escorts counterattacked with
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was maneuvering into position for a second attack, the convoy's escorts fired on her, forcing the submarine to dive.
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There, she served primarily as a training ship for antisubmarine and
Special Development Forces in the Key West and
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shipping route where she fared no better. The submarine trained in emergency dives, and her crew frequently went to
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simulated a disabled submarine for the testing of a new device for individual escape. The mechanism, known as the "
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the next day to transfer the rescued aviators, then proceeded on to Pearl Harbor, where she arrived on 25 August.
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had been so weakened by the final weeks of the war that surface contacts were scarce. She was able to sink one
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The submarine began her ninth patrol on 3 May when she headed for the Yellow Sea to patrol in a wolfpack with
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totally inoperable, and she received orders to Pearl Harbor for refit. En route, she embarked a sailor from
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slipped below the surface and headed for Guam to replenish her fuel, provisions, and torpedoes. On 2 April,
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Tanapag Harbor. The trio of submarines reached port on 15 December and moored in a nest alongside
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was damaged}. The submarine then escaped to deep water to continue her patrol. Later that same afternoon,
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came away unscathed. Her targets moved out of range at high speed, preventing her from regaining contact.
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returned to local training operations. On 1 April 1960, she was reclassified as an auxiliary submarine,
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off, and on 7 January, she was ordered back to
Brisbane, still without a confirmed kill under her belt.
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sighted smoke on the horizon and commenced tracking three ships and an escort. Shortly after midnight,
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to exchange information. She later learned, however, that her consort sank three of the seven ships.
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splash into the water dead ahead and quickly managed to rescue the pilot. After transferring him to
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surfaced the next morning, the convoy had disappeared. Certain that the freighter had been sunk,
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ran for deep water under a smoke screen without waiting to observe results. On 26 March,
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could be hit. The submarine could see nothing except heavy smoke in the target area, but
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on 20 August for a complete overhaul. Upon the completion of that work, she returned to
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operated with air cover while on station and rescued four aviators during the patrol.
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route where she conducted an uneventful patrol until 7 November, when she headed for
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joined the ships of
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and loading docks, scoring several direct hits. The same day, she witnessed a
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s victim on this occasion was not a tanker, but the 5,244-ton freighter
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sighted the masts of a sailing vessel. She closed the three masted
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passed underneath. As the escorts actively pursued the submarine,
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spent two days in training exercises and practice approaches with
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shears were removed, and are on display on the waterfront at the
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on 15 November and prepared to return to the war in the Pacific.
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was then ordered back to the United States where she entered the
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patrolled independently until 19 January when she pulled into
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was decommissioned on 20 August 1946, and she was berthed in
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that same day. Her hulk was sunk off the coast of northern
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After her fame and stardom in the 1956 Blake Edwards film
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spent 12 days of December in hunter-killer training.
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where she picked up two more downed aviators on 27 July.
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conning tower is a memorial at the Navy Memorial Museum,
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deployed to the Mediterranean Sea where she joined the
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to refuel, she continued to her patrol area around the
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on 6 September as a target. Before this occurred, her
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conducted refresher training at New London, Conn. and
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left Pearl Harbor on 4 December and rendezvoused with
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List of submarine classes of the United States Navy
1529:on 1 August 1963, and her name was struck from the
1525:to be unfit for further service. The submarine was
1268:A month in port readied her for sea once more, and
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1046:" remained afloat despite being dead in the water.
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775:watched as two "pips" disappeared from the screen.
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1484:also deployed to the western Atlantic during the
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725:convoy of two freighters and one small escort.
584:on 17 October, but it escaped her salvo of six
562:Her second war patrol began on 4 October when
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1421:s return to Key West on 30 November, she and
3939:World War II submarines of the United States
3564:List of submarines of the United States Navy
999:Seventh patrol, December 1944 – January 1945
1787:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
1754:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
235:16 ft 10 in (5.13 m) maximum
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650:Third patrol, December 1943 – January 1944
3610:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1963
1547:National Museum of the United States Navy
833:where she arrived for refit on 19 March.
738:, had gone down rapidly after being hit.
3944:Cold War submarines of the United States
1748:This article incorporates text from the
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1476:for four months of exercises with other
209:2,414 long tons (2,453 t) submerged
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554:in Brisbane on 13 September for refit.
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1406:. Upon its completion on 13 November,
1368:(ASW) training and goodwill cruise to
790:and the 6,803-ton passenger cargoship
558:Second patrol, October – November 1943
303:2,740 shp (2.0 MW) submerged
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1776:Walker, Mary Pat (14 December 2005).
1731:"Japanese Auxiliary Seaplane Tenders"
1664:: Greenwood Press. pp. 275–280.
863:On 1 June, the situation brightened.
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1792:Naval History & Heritage Command
1430:
1181:encountered the 880-ton cargo ship,
1158:surfaced to attack a group of small
1084:Eighth patrol, February – April 1945
717:Fourth patrol, February – March 1944
483:After a six-week training period in
219:311 ft 9 in (95.02 m)
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1617:United States Naval Institute Press
503:First patrol, July – September 1943
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227:27 ft 3 in (8.31 m)
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902:Sixth patrol, July – August 1944
751:from the scene. Two days later,
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3959:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast
1757:. The entries can be found
1272:got underway on 7 July for the
965:in a coordinated attack on two
837:Fifth patrol, April – June 1944
487:, the submarine sailed for the
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1712:
1699:
1656:; Roberts, Stephen S. (1991).
1519:Board of Inspection and Survey
1284:aircrew during strikes on the
654:Underway again on 6 December,
499:, Australia, on 10 July 1943.
441:Construction and commissioning
380:one 40 mm (1.57 in)
16:Submarine of the United States
1:
3964:Ships built in Kittery, Maine
3307:Almirante GarcĂa de los Reyes
1578:
1198:Ninth patrol, May – June 1945
917:in the Palaus by firing on a
913:joined in the bombardment of
489:Pacific Theater of Operations
3504:Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela
1694:U.S. Submarines Through 1945
1337:
1142:received credit for sinking
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473:United States Pacific Fleet
366:(six forward, four aft; 24
349:10 officers, 70–71 enlisted
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3954:Maritime incidents in 1963
1813:at NavSource Naval History
1101:, also the lead ship of a
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2873:SS-438 – SS-463 (Unnamed)
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1607:Friedman, Norman (1995).
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1404:Charleston Naval Shipyard
1400:Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
630:then shifted to the Truk-
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62:Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
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1709:(Doubleday, 1973), p.79.
1276:area and waters east of
1028:coordinated attack group
341:400 ft (120 m)
1461:W. F. Mazzone and
1320:Staten Island, New York
566:sailed in company with
519:submarine rescue vessel
459:on 26 June 1942 at the
169:General characteristics
3934:Balao-class submarines
3212:Royal Netherlands Navy
3186:Evangelista Torricelli
3095:Republic of China Navy
1514:
1332:Atlantic Reserve Fleet
1183:Shinto Maru No. 1
1074:, for refit alongside
642:, for refit alongside
538:shifted to patrol the
3949:Ships sunk as targets
1662:Westport, Connecticut
1531:Naval Vessel Register
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1366:antisubmarine warfare
1286:Japanese home islands
989:Mare Island Navy Yard
258:electrical generators
152:Sunk as a target off
3628:Marine Sulphur Queen
1825:3 March 2016 at the
1619:. pp. 285–304.
1551:Washington Navy Yard
1512:Washington Navy Yard
1486:Cuban Missile Crisis
532:Bismarck Archipelago
469:Lieutenant Commander
461:Portsmouth Navy Yard
156:on 6 September 1963;
3032:Royal Canadian Navy
2956:Santiago del Estero
2948:Santiago del Estero
1707:American Submarines
1613:Annapolis, Maryland
1438:Operation Petticoat
3193:Francesco Morosini
3179:Alfredo Cappellini
1882:United States Navy
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1817:Kill record: USS
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202:(1,550
193:Displacement
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140:battle stars
115:11 July 1963
107:4 March 1952
88:Commissioned
75:26 June 1942
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3791:Fort Albany
3648:Arctic Bear
3321:Isaac Peral
3142:Papanikolis
2724:Trumpetfish
2710:Stickleback
2647:Sea Poacher
1696:pp.305–311.
1521:determined
1457:," enabled
1384:, Uruguay;
1298:picket boat
1123:Yellow Seas
1068:Apra Harbor
931:Bunker Hill
792:Akiuro Maru
632:New Hanover
617:Silversides
604:Silversides
569:Silversides
395:machineguns
313:20.25
292:5,400
206:) surfaced,
3969:1942 ships
3928:Categories
3617:Shipwrecks
3485:Turgutreis
3428:Dumlupınar
3420:Dumlupınar
3265:La Pedrera
2805:Needlefish
2472:Sand Lance
2437:Loggerhead
2430:Lizardfish
2080:Archerfish
1975:Lancetfish
1968:Hackleback
1719:Daigo Maru
1579:References
1463:Lieutenant
1424:Archerfish
1382:Montevideo
1380:, Brazil;
1252:Sand Lance
1119:East China
1060:Daigo Maru
1024:Yellow Sea
919:lighthouse
788:Shoho Maru
736:Nikki Maru
681:destroyers
640:New Guinea
580:sighted a
427:submarines
346:Complement
338:Test depth
300:) surfaced
296:(4.0
240:Propulsion
128:Honors and
3769:USS
3758:USS
3747:USS
3738:Queenfish
3736:USS
3715:USS
3668:USS
3657:USS
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3443:Hızırreis
3412:Çanakkale
3404:Çanakkale
3397:Burakreis
3006:Guanabara
2854:Whitefish
2682:Spadefish
2675:Threadfin
2654:Sea Robin
2633:Spikefish
2605:Sea Devil
2563:Razorback
2556:Queenfish
2507:Pilotfish
2486:Pampanito
2360:Greenfish
2304:Clamagore
2283:Entemedor
2262:Carbonero
2255:Capitaine
2024:Sablefish
1947:Devilfish
1890:Completed
1575:service.
1543:periscope
1474:6th Fleet
1459:Commander
1374:La Guaira
1338:1952–1963
1217:Spikefish
1148:transport
1114:Sea Devil
1108:Guardfish
972:Conyngham
925:from the
888:to enter
785:freighter
636:Milne Bay
586:torpedoes
493:7th Fleet
457:laid down
413:lead ship
373:one ]/50
368:torpedoes
330:Endurance
272:batteries
200:long tons
187:submarine
72:Laid down
3886:31 Dec:
3876:22 Dec:
3869:Manticos
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3798:29 Dec:
3778:26 Oct:
3767:23 Sep:
3756:21 Sep:
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3707:31 May:
3697:22 May:
3677:25 Apr:
3670:Thresher
3666:10 Apr:
3655:27 Mar:
3645:19 Mar:
3635:19 Mar:
3464:Pirireis
3457:Oruçreis
3389:2. İnönü
3381:2. İnönü
3373:1. İnönü
3365:1. İnönü
3237:Zeeleeuw
3102:Hai Shih
3099:part of
2985:Amazonas
2935:Santa Fe
2927:Santa Fe
2878:Chicolar
2868:Wolffish
2798:Goldring
2741:Canceled
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2521:Pipefish
2458:Menhaden
2381:Hawkbill
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2325:Corporal
2227:Bullhead
2192:Boarfish
2185:Blueback
2157:Blackfin
2087:Burrfish
2052:Tilefish
2031:Seahorse
2010:Roncador
1989:Lionfish
1954:Dragonet
1940:Crevalle
1919:Cabrilla
1905:Billfish
1823:Archived
1571:for her
1480:navies.
1447:AGSS-285
1414:. After
1314:Post-War
1205:Dragonet
1160:trawlers
1036:schooner
673:and two
671:cruisers
530:and the
497:Brisbane
411:was the
377:deck gun
354:Armament
262:2 Ă— 126-
256:driving
120:Stricken
80:Launched
3879:Lakonia
3866:8 Oct:
3856:1 Oct:
3839:Maasdam
3818:Liberty
3801:Lakonia
3788:8 Dec:
3745:6 Sep:
3727:Seekonk
3724:7 Jun:
3710:Alkimos
3687:1 May:
3638:Alkimos
3625:4 Feb:
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3478:Sakarya
3471:Preveze
3272:Pacocha
3149:Triaina
3114:Hai Pao
3076:Simpson
3069:Thomson
2941:Catfish
2861:Whiting
2840:Vendace
2833:Unicorn
2791:Garrupa
2784:Garlopa
2770:Jawfish
2689:Trepang
2640:Sea Owl
2619:Sea Fox
2612:Sea Dog
2598:Sea Cat
2591:Segundo
2577:Ronquil
2570:Redfish
2549:Sterlet
2542:Pomfret
2528:Piranha
2514:Pintado
2423:Lamprey
2416:Lagarto
2388:Icefish
2353:Dogfish
2318:Cochino
2311:Cobbler
2297:Chopper
2276:Catfish
2248:Dentuda
2241:Cabezon
2143:Bergall
2122:Barbero
2108:Sealion
2073:Batfish
1961:Escolar
1926:Capelin
1549:of the
1535:Florida
1150:. {The
1015:Icefish
967:sampans
959:joined
927:carrier
676:Asashio
602:joined
429:during
415:of the
375:caliber
154:Florida
58:Builder
39:History
3781:Hai Fu
3771:Grouse
3760:Grouse
3513:Carite
3501:
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3414:(S341)
3406:(S333)
3391:(S333)
3383:(S331)
3375:(S346)
3367:(S330)
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3218:Walrus
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2929:(S-11)
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2847:Walrus
2819:Turbot
2763:Espada
2749:Dugong
2661:Sennet
2535:Plaice
2493:Parche
2479:Picuda
2451:Mapiro
2444:Macabi
2409:Kraken
2395:Jallao
2346:Diodon
2332:Cubera
2234:Bumper
2220:Bugara
2178:Blower
2171:Blenny
2164:Caiman
2150:Besugo
2136:Becuna
2115:Barbel
2059:Apogon
2017:Sabalo
1912:Bowfin
1879:
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1560:Awards
1282:Allied
1278:Honshū
1214:, and
1111:, and
1097:(like
1077:Apollo
1044:tanker
1020:Fulton
981:Saipan
937:Dortch
895:Sperry
846:Midway
827:Coucal
678:-class
668:-class
666:Mogami
644:Fulton
592:, but
582:convoy
574:Tulagi
552:Fulton
544:Rabaul
523:Coucal
510:Fulton
424:-class
387:cannon
382:Bofors
216:Length
198:1,526
181:-class
130:awards
3816:USAT
3811:Dunay
3749:Balao
3680:Nor 6
3551:class
3549:Tench
3542:class
3338:(S35)
3330:(S33)
3278:Atule
3220:class
3104:class
2999:Goias
2992:Bahia
2812:Nerka
2668:Piper
2626:Atule
2290:Chivo
2213:Brill
2199:Charr
2101:Shark
2094:Perch
2066:Aspro
2038:Skate
2003:Moray
1996:Manta
1933:Cisco
1898:Balao
1864:Balao
1819:Balao
1811:Balao
1794:, USN
1780:Balao
1565:Balao
1523:Balao
1504:'
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1482:Balao
1470:Balao
1451:Balao
1443:Balao
1419:'
1416:Balao
1408:Balao
1396:Balao
1362:Balao
1343:Balao
1324:Balao
1302:Balao
1294:Japan
1290:Balao
1270:Balao
1257:Balao
1242:Torsk
1233:'
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1222:Balao
1191:Balao
1187:Balao
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1175:Balao
1171:Balao
1167:Balao
1156:Balao
1140:Balao
1136:Balao
1131:Balao
1127:Balao
1099:Balao
1094:Tench
1089:Balao
1064:Balao
1056:'
1053:Balao
1048:Balao
1040:Balao
1032:Balao
1026:in a
1004:Balao
985:Balao
957:Balao
942:Balao
911:Balao
907:Balao
886:Balao
881:'
878:Balao
874:Balao
870:Balao
865:Balao
858:Palau
842:Balao
823:Balao
815:Balao
810:Balao
803:Balao
799:Balao
781:Balao
777:Balao
773:radar
769:Balao
765:Balao
761:Balao
757:Balao
753:Balao
749:Balao
732:Balao
727:Balao
722:Balao
711:Balao
706:Balao
702:Balao
698:Balao
693:Balao
686:Balao
660:Ethan
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