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1914:-class submarines were converted to one of the GUPPY configurations, with 19 additional boats receiving Fleet Snorkel modifications. Two of the GUPPY boats and six of the Fleet Snorkel boats were converted immediately prior to transfer to a foreign navy. Most of the 47 remaining converted submarines were active into the early 1970s, when many were transferred to foreign navies for further service and others were decommissioned and disposed of.
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771:
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1967:
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laying missions, which further limits the capacity to 40 mines, and this is often stated as the maximum in various publications. In practice during the war, submarines went out with at least 8 torpedoes, and the largest minefields laid were 32 mines. Post-war, the Mk 49 mine replaced the Mk 12, while the larger Mk 27 mine was also carried which only allowed one mine replacing one torpedo.
37:
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148:
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1922:. This increased the total number of battery cells from 252 to 504; the downside was the compact batteries had to be replaced every 18 months instead of every 5 years. The Sargo II battery was developed as a lower-cost alternative to the expensive Guppy battery. All GUPPYs received a snorkel, with a streamlined sail and bow. Also, the electric motors were upgraded to the
2305:) received this upgrade, six immediately prior to foreign transfer. Most Fleet Snorkel conversions occurred 1951–52. Unlike the GUPPY conversions, the original pair of Sargo batteries were not upgraded. Each boat received a streamlined sail with a snorkel, along with upgraded sonar, air conditioning, and ESM. The original bow was left in place, except on three boats (
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1858:-class submarines were transferred to foreign navies, some shortly after World War II, others after serving nearly 30 years in the US Navy. These included 17 to Turkey, 2 to Greece, 3 to Italy, 2 to the Netherlands, 5 to Spain, 2 to Venezuela, 4 to Argentina, 5 to Brazil, 2 to Chile, 2 to Peru, 1 to Canada and 1 to Taiwan. One of the Venezuelan boats,
2576:(CIC) in the space formerly occupied as the aft battery room. The after torpedo room was stripped and converted into berthing, and the boat lost two of her forward torpedo tubes to make room for additional berthing and electronics. The radars were raised up off the deck and put on masts, giving them a greater range and hopefully greater reliability.
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were minor differences in how the periscopes were braced against vibration, but both designs were nearly identical. About halfway through their production run, Electric Boat altered their design, moving the SJ radar mast forward of the periscopes, then altered it again a few boats later by enlarging the SD radar mast. Late in the war, many
1846:-class boats served in this capacity. In this role, the boats were rendered incapable of diving and had their propellers removed. They were used strictly as pierside trainers. These were in commission but classed as "in service in reserve", thus some were decommissioned and recommissioned on the same day to reflect the change in status.
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For the masts and periscope shears, the original arrangement for both the
Government and Electric Boat designs had (forward to aft) the two tapered cone shaped periscope support shears, followed by a thin mast for the SJ surface search radar, and then by a thin mast for the SD air search radar. There
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s and the preceding classes in the original design, refining the reductions and reducing the sail to the smallest practical size. By the time the boats began to be launched, lessons learned from patrol reports had been worked into the design and the bridge and sail proved to be efficiently laid out,
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Although there was some variation in the GUPPY conversion programs, generally the original two Sargo batteries were replaced by four more compact Guppy (GUPPY I and II only) or Sargo II batteries via significant re-utilization of below-deck space, usually including removal of auxiliary diesels. All
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This was the most numerous US submarine class; 120 of these boats were commissioned from
February 1943 through September 1948, with 12 commissioned postwar. Nine of the 52 US submarines lost in World War II were of this class, along with five lost postwar, including one in Turkish service in 1953,
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s built with the original design had the SD air search radar moved slightly aft onto a thickened and taller mast. These mast arrangements, along with the tremendous variation in the gun layout as the war progressed account for the numerous exterior detail differences among the boats, to the point
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was redesignated as an auxiliary submarine (AGSS) in 1949 and converted to a sonar test submarine in 1958–59 to test a system known as LORAD. This included a 12-foot (3.7 m) extension aft of the forward torpedo room, with 40-foot (12 m) swing-out arrays near the bow. Later, three large
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class could substitute mines in place of torpedoes. For the Mk 10 and Mk 12 type mines used in World War II, each torpedo could be replaced by as many as two mines, giving the submarine a true maximum capacity of 48 mines. However, doctrine was to retain at least four torpedoes on mine
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in 1948. The forward engine room, after torpedo room, and all reload torpedo racks were gutted to provide cargo space. From
October 1948 until March 1950, she took part in an experimental program to evaluate her capabilities as a cargo carrier. Experimentation ended in early 1950, and she was
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and numerous SOF-related exercises. She was decommissioned in 1970 and expended as a target in 1978. The LVT hangar and 5-inch gun were removed from both boats by the late 1950s. They went through several changes of designation in their careers: ASSP in 1950, APSS in 1956, and LPSS in 1968.
1941:
The Fleet
Snorkel program was much more austere than the GUPPY modernizations, but is included here as it occurred during the GUPPY era. The GUPPY and Fleet Snorkel programs are listed in chronological order: GUPPY I, GUPPY II, GUPPY IA, Fleet Snorkel, GUPPY IIA, GUPPY IB, and GUPPY III.
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The SSRs proved only moderately successful, as the radars themselves proved troublesome and somewhat unreliable, and the boats' surface speed was insufficient to protect a fast-moving carrier group. The radars were removed and the boats reverted to general purpose submarines after 1959.
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inch (22.2 mm), would result in a test depth of 450 ft (140 m) and a collapse depth of 900 ft (270 m). However, the limited capacity of the trim pump at deep depths, and lack of time to design a new pump, caused Rear
Admiral E. L. Cochrane, Chief of the
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that already had the outer door open. No personnel were lost in the accident and she was raised, decommissioned, and never completed or repaired. Her 42 days in commission is the record for the shortest commissioned service of any USN submarine. Postwar, she was laid up in the
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was lengthened only 12.5 feet, and both forward diesel engines were removed. The other GUPPY IIIs retained all four engines. A taller "Northern" sail was included, to allow improved surfaced operations in rough seas; this was also backfitted to some other GUPPYs. The BQG-4
991:, similar to mounts on battleships and cruisers but built as a "wet" mount with corrosion resistant materials, and with power-operated loading and aiming features removed. This conversion started in late 1943, and some boats had two of these weapons beginning in late 1944.
1910:-class submarines similar capabilities to the Type XXI. When the cost of upgrading numerous submarines to GUPPY standard became apparent, the austere "Fleet Snorkel" conversion was developed to add snorkels and partial streamlining to some boats. A total of 36
1796:, which was decommissioned in June 1975. Seven were converted to roles as diverse as guided-missile submarines (SSG) and amphibious transport submarines (SSP). 46 were transferred to foreign navies for years of additional service, some into the 1990s, and
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destroyers and destroyer escorts were put into service, but they proved vulnerable in this role as they could be attacked as well, leaving the fleet blind. A submarine, though, could dive and escape aerial attack. Four submarines including the
2873:-class submarines are open to public viewing. They primarily depend on revenue generated by visitors to keep them operational and up to U.S. Navy standards; each boat gets a yearly inspection and a "report card". Some boats, like
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s were lost in World War II, while two US boats were lost in postwar accidents. In foreign service, one in
Turkish service was lost in a collision in 1953, one in Peruvian service was lost in a collision in 1988, and
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was second on the list of number of ships sunk with 33 and first on the list of tonnage with 116,454. Her third war patrol was the most successful of any U.S. submarine with 10 ships for 39,100 tons. Sunk in the
878:(two per shaft), which had to be fitted with reduction gears to slow their outputs down to an appropriate speed for the shafts. This reduction gearing was very noisy, and made the submarine easier to detect with
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prototyped the concept at the end of World War II but were not used in this role. Ten fleet submarines were converted for this role 1946-53 and redesignated SSR as radar picket submarines.
688:, to limit test depth to 400 ft (120 m). Fortunately, in 1944 a redesigned Gould centrifugal pump replaced the noisy early-war pump, and effective diving depth was increased.
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The Fleet
Snorkel program was developed as an austere, cost-effective alternative to full GUPPY conversions, with significantly less improvement in submerged performance. Twenty-three
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s, except they were modified to increase test depth from 300 ft (90 m) to 400 ft (120 m). In late 1941, two of the Navy's leading submarine designers, Captain
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actually achieved a depth of 612 ft (187 m) during a test dive, and exceeded that test depth when taking on water in the forward torpedo room while evading a destroyer.
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as test platforms in 1947 and 1948 respectively. Initially the missile was carried on the launch rail unprotected, thus the submarine was unable to submerge until after launch.
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2724:(LVT), and retained one 5-inch (127 mm)/25 caliber deck gun for shore bombardment. Both torpedo rooms and one engine room were gutted to provide space for embarked
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2510:, the pilot conversion, were lengthened by 15 feet in the forward part of the control room to provide a new sonar space, berthing, electronics space, and storerooms.
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were converted to amphibious transport submarines in 1948 and redesignated as SSPs. Initially, they were equipped with a watertight hangar capable of housing a
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915:. On all US World War II-built boats, as the diesel engines were not directly connected to the shafts, the electric motors drove the shafts all the time.
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s survivors were imprisoned by the
Japanese for the rest of the war. After his release following the Japanese surrender, Richard O'Kane was awarded the
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The large numbers of relatively modern, but surplus U.S. fleet submarines proved to be popular in sales, loans, or leases to allied foreign navies. 46
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type, along with modernized electrical and air conditioning systems. All except the austere GUPPY IB conversions for foreign transfer received sonar,
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1136:
A total of 125 U.S. submarines were cancelled during World War II, all but three between 29 July 1944 and 12 August 1945. The exceptions were three
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2317:) that received additional upper bow sonar equipment. A few boats initially retained the 5"/25 deck gun, but this was removed in the early 1950s.
1891:-class submarines, designed to fight an enemy that no longer existed, were obsolete despite the fact they were only one to three years old. The
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and extra oxygen storage. Initially, a squadron of 12 SSPs was considered, capable of landing a reinforced Marine battalion, but only two
1954:-class boats were converted as prototypes for the GUPPY program in 1947. Their configuration lacked a snorkel and was not repeated, so no
1898:, with a large battery capacity, streamlining to maximize underwater speed, and a snorkel, was the submarine of the immediate future. The
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was eventually fitted with a watertight hangar for one missile and redesignated as an SSG. Following a brief stint as a cargo submarine,
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This was generally similar to GUPPY IA, except one of the forward diesel engines was removed to relieve machinery overcrowding. Thirteen
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decommissioned into the reserve on 30 June 1950. In 1955, she was converted to a
Regulus missile submarine and redesignated as an SSG.
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2835:-class submarine, was one of the last two operational submarines in the world built during World War II. The boat was transferred to
2728:(SOF) and their equipment. Snorkels were fitted. Due to the extra personnel, to avoid excessive snorkeling they were equipped with a
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motors were fitted primarily to boats with
General Motors engines, but some Fairbanks-Morse boats received General Electric motors.
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motors which drove the shafts directly and were much quieter, but this improvement was not universally fitted until the succeeding
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class (SS-285 to SS-416 & 425–426). Thus, in some references they are listed with that class. However, they were completed by
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997:, commissioned in March 1944, was the first newly built submarine with the purpose-built 5-inch/25 submarine mount. Additional
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program of the 1950s provided the US Navy with its first strategic strike capability. It was preceded by experiments with the
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2452:) prior to transfer to foreign navies in 1953–55. They lacked the sonar and electronics upgrades of other GUPPY conversions.
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1108:-class drawings. Manitowoc was a follow yard to Electric Boat, and was dependent on them for designs and drawings. Also,
598:, and with 120 boats completed, the largest class of submarines in the United States Navy. An improvement on the earlier
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2141:) were converted in 1951–52. The less expensive Sargo II battery was introduced, along with other cost-saving measures.
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205:
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1935:
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2519:(PUFFS) sonar system, with its three tall domes topside, was fitted. Additionally, fire control upgrades allowed the
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onward received 10-cylinder engines. Earlier General Motors boats received Model 16-248 engines, but beginning with
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showed that placement of the radars on the deck was inadequate and that more room was needed for electronics. Thus
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motors were to be used in SS-530 through SS-536, but those seven boats were cancelled before even receiving names.
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postwar until struck in 1958. Some of the class served actively in the US Navy through the middle 1970s, and one (
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was converted in 1955 to carry two surface-launched Regulus missiles and was redesignated as an SSG, joining the
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1314:, the highest-scoring of the class, sank 33 ships totaling 116,454 tons, as officially revised upward in 1980.
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In Argentine service, disabled by helicopter attack, sank pierside, and was captured by ground forces during
605:, the boats had slight internal differences. The most significant improvement was the use of thicker, higher
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1826:, the Navy assigned at least 58 submarines from 1946 to 1971 to various coastal and inland ports (even in
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class deck gun configuration of two 40 mm Bofors autocannons on the bridge and two 5 inch guns on the deck
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2881:, encourage youth functions and allow a group of volunteers to sleep overnight in the crew's quarters.
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was refloated and disposed of a few years after the war by being taken out to deep water and scuttled.
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1980:
This was the first production GUPPY conversion, with most conversions occurring in 1947–49. Thirteen
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and eight others escaped; some escaped the submerged wreck with the only known successful use of the
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1140:-class boats, cancelled 7 January 1946. References vary considerably as to how many of these were
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was decommissioned in 1956 and, with her radar equipment removed, transferred to Canada as HMCS
1088:-class, and were assigned hull numbers that fall in the middle of the range of numbers for the
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1842:), where they served as training platforms during the Reservists' weekend drills. At least 20
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852:(H.O.R.) diesels, which proved unreliable on previous classes, but both boats were cancelled.
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1349:, commissioned but incomplete and still under construction, flooded and sank pierside at the
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2060:) received GUPPY II upgrades. This was the only production conversion with Guppy batteries.
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830:
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2677:. A number of fleet boats were equipped with Regulus guidance equipment 1953–64, including
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were being solved. They were instrumental in the Submarine Force's near-destruction of the
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drove the shafts. There was no direct connection between the main engines and the shafts.
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1220:. The cancelled hull numbers, including those launched incomplete, were SS-353–360 (
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for greater reliability. Both the Fairbanks-Morse and General Motors engines were
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and Commander Armand Morgan, met to explore increasing diving depth in a redesigned
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3023:. As of 2022, efforts to find a new home for this vessel have been unsuccessful.
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on 15 March 1945, after a yard worker mistakenly opened the inner door of an aft
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class in some references, as their hull numbers fall in the range of that class.
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1887:, the US submarine force found itself in an awkward position. The 111 remaining
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1186:, and further projecting SS-551-562 as a future class. This yields 62 cancelled
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1784:) programs, with some continuing in US service into the early 1970s. The last
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training in 1967 and decommissioning in 1971, followed by scrapping in 1973.
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Model 16-278A engines were used. In each case, the newer engines had greater
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6778:
6640:
6394:
5588:
4978:
4936:
4600:
4523:
4509:
4313:
4243:
4208:
3104:
2252:
2204:
2180:
2118:
2088:
1831:
1684:
1387:
1213:
1148:
es. Some references simply assume all submarines numbered after SS-416 were
591:
380:
7477:
3787:
1763:
is the largest ship sunk by a submarine. Commander Enright was awarded the
1269:
1063:
on 15 March 1945. She was raised but not repaired, and was listed with the
3723:"Whitman, Edward C. "Cold War Curiosities: U.S. Radar Picket Submarines",
3011:
until being closed in 2021 and scrapped two years later. Additionally the
2083:
This was developed as a more cost-effective alternative to GUPPY II. Nine
703:
and periscope shears reduction efforts that were being retrofitted to the
7354:
5136:
5041:
5027:
5006:
4810:
4775:
4712:
4649:
4516:
4439:
4292:
4143:
3098:
3050:
3012:
2939:
2826:
2793:
2634:
2600:
2533:
2345:
2246:
2216:
2210:
2055:
2043:
1797:
1671:
during the Falklands War. After the war, she was scuttled in deep water.
1513:
1302:, brought down what remains the largest warship sunk by a submarine, the
1212:, were launched incomplete and served for years as experimental hulks at
1206:
1160:
1117:
1072:
976:
784:-class submarines received main engines from one of two manufacturers.
510:
11,000 nautical miles (20,000 km) surfaced @ 10 knots (19 km/h)
391:
2537:
demonstrated the need for a long range radar umbrella around the fleet.
6630:
6311:
3401:
The Fleet Submarine in the U.S. Navy: A Design and Construction History
2673:
with Regulus until 1964, when the program was discontinued in favor of
1839:
1835:
825:
than the old, but were rated at the same power; they operated at lower
545:
3848:
3617:
3615:
2502:), were upgraded from GUPPY II to GUPPY III in 1959-63 as part of the
6816:
6802:
2836:
1803:
1697:
In Peruvian service, lost in collision with Japanese fishing trawler
972:
3895:
1284:
s began to enter service in mid-1943, as the many problems with the
863:
motors were fitted primarily to boats with Fairbanks-Morse engines.
663:
Steel (HTS) alloy, combined with an increase in hull thickness from
3651:
3649:
1178:
differs, considering every submarine not specifically ordered as a
2692:
2595:
2459:
2324:
2148:
2067:
1965:
1781:
1268:
952:
938:
922:
769:
755:
630:
488:(4,000 kW) surfaced, 2,740 shp (2,040 kW) submerged
395:
3788:
Museum documents an operating US, WW II built submarine in Taiwan
3672:
3670:
733:-class submarines was generally similar to that of the preceding
7178:
5895:
5213:
4147:
3237:
Register of Ships of the U.S. Navy, 1775-1990: Major Combatants
518:
48 hours @ 2 knots (3.7 km/h) submerged, 75 days on patrol
4114:
GUPPY and other diesel boat conversions page (partial archive)
3818:
2764:
was replaced in the Pacific Fleet transport submarine role by
4091:
3884:
3284:
3282:
3019:
is aground in the Hackensack River at the site of the former
1427:
Cause of loss unknown, possibly naval mine or attack by the
502:(38 km/h) surfaced, 8.75 knots (16 km/h) submerged
3946:
U.S. Submarines Through 1945: An Illustrated Design History
3130:
List of most successful American submarines in World War II
2740:-class SSPs (out of four overall) were actually converted.
1194:
class, and 12 cancelled future class. Two of the cancelled
2812:
was converted to a cargo submarine and redesignated as an
1336:
after being damaged, when she sank while moored pierside.
1328:
was sold to the Argentinian Navy. She was renamed the ARA
809:
16-248 V-type as original installations, while boats from
3976:
U.S. Submarines Since 1945: An Illustrated Design History
3869:
3915:
2799:
domes were installed topside for a wide aperture array.
2633:. Submarine testing of Loon was performed 1947–53, with
2420:) received GUPPY IIA upgrades in 1952–54. One of these,
1525:
Cause of loss unknown, possibly to mine or enemy action
470:
with reduction gears or 2 × low-speed electric motors (
3504:
ORD696 Operational Characteristics of U.S. Naval Mines
1902:(GUPPY) conversion program was developed to give some
348:
14 (11 in United States service, 3 in foreign service)
4065:
Clear the Bridge!: The War Patrols of the U.S.S. Tang
3272:
3270:
3268:
3266:
3264:
3262:
3260:
3176:
3174:
398:) surfaced, 2,391–2,424 tons (2,429–2463 t) submerged
4129:
DiGiulian, Tony Navweaps.com later 3"/50 caliber gun
1745:
during the convoy battles of 24 and 25 October 1944.
1053:
of 1982, and one in Peruvian service in 1988. Also,
7412:
7374:
7341:
7308:
7297:
7263:
7233:
7222:
7213:
7038:
6924:
6896:
6777:
6722:
6639:
6614:
6587:
6532:
6393:
6310:
6243:
6174:
6154:
6064:
6009:
5982:
5927:
5881:
List of submarine classes of the United States Navy
5806:
5658:
5600:
5558:
5514:
5470:
5435:
5397:
5362:
5334:
5278:
5220:
5052:
4201:
4184:
987:. Due to war experience, most were re-armed with a
855:Two manufacturers supplied electric motors for the
4062:
1822:Interested in maintaining a ready pool of trained
1722:by a circular run of her own torpedo, her skipper
4041:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1922-1946
3333:Clear the Bridge! The War Patrols of the USS Tang
3318:Clear the Bridge! The War Patrols of the USS Tang
2517:Passive Underwater Fire Control Feasibility Study
2432:This was developed as an austere upgrade for two
5922:United States naval ship classes of World War II
4109:Description of GUPPY conversions at RNSubs.co.uk
1292:merchant fleet and significant attrition of the
1084:SS-361 through SS-364 were initially ordered as
737:-class. Like their predecessors, they were true
4119:Navsource.org fleet submarines photo index page
3403:. Naval Institute Press. pp. 90, 210–212.
3303:Red Scorpion: The War Patrols of the USS Rasher
2970:San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
561:5-inch (127 mm) / 25 caliber deck gun
4139:DiGiulian, Tony Navweaps.com 5"/25 caliber gun
4134:DiGiulian, Tony Navweaps.com 4"/50 caliber gun
3515:United States Submarine Losses in World War II
1788:-class submarine in United States service was
1610:In Turkish service, lost in collision with MV
7190:
5907:
4159:
3642:Reserve Training Boats at SubmarineSailor.com
3431:(Press release). Squadron Signal Publications
3380:pp. 2-3, Johnston, David (2012) PigBoats.COM
1362:until stricken in 1958 and scrapped in 1959.
8:
7508:World War II submarines of the United States
5876:List of submarines of the United States Navy
3622:GUPPY and other diesel boat conversions page
3235:Bauer, K. Jack; Roberts, Stephen S. (1991).
3145:List of ship classes of the Second World War
2780:operated in the Atlantic, deploying for the
2424:, had previously been upgraded to GUPPY II.
886:-class submarines received low-speed double
708:well equipped, and well liked by the crews.
7523:Vietnam War submarines of the United States
3230:
3228:
3226:
3224:
3222:
3220:
3218:
3216:
3214:
3212:
3210:
3208:
3206:
1900:Greater Underwater Propulsion Power Program
874:Earlier submarines carried four high-speed
422:16 ft 10 in (5.13 m) maximum
7518:Korean War submarines of the United States
7305:
7230:
7219:
7197:
7183:
7175:
5914:
5900:
5892:
5210:
4198:
4166:
4152:
4144:
4039:Gardiner, Robert; Chesneau, Roger (1980).
3204:
3202:
3200:
3198:
3196:
3194:
3192:
3190:
3188:
3186:
1059:flooded and sank while fitting out at the
989:5-inch (127 mm)/25 caliber Mk. 17 gun
3912:"Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum website"
985:4-inch (102 mm)/50 caliber Mk. 9 gun
975:or otherwise not worth a torpedo, so the
957:20 mm Oerlikon twin mount displayed near
7513:Cold War submarines of the United States
4024:. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press.
1372:
613:skins and frames, which increased their
4081:Different pagination than 1977 edition.
3170:
1276:underway during sea trials in Tokyo Bay
27:US Navy submarine class of World War II
3527:Fleet Submarine index at NavSource.org
3348:"The Five Best Submarines of All Time"
3095:USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park
2936:USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park
2861:, respectively, in Taiwanese service.
2504:Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization
1491:Sunk by a circular run of own torpedo
931:in July 1945 showing off the heaviest
406:311 ft 6 in–311 ft 10 in (94.9–95.0 m)
31:
3243:: Greenwood Press. pp. 275–280.
3135:List of lost United States submarines
1918:of these battery designs were of the
901:electric motors were designed by the
7:
4103:Fleet Type Submarine Training Manual
3815:"Muskogee War Memorial Park website"
3305:. Naval Institute Press. p. 17.
3140:Allied submarines in the Pacific War
2889:The following is a complete list of
1869:(SS-307), featured in the 1971 film
1174:-class, SS-353-360 and 379–380. The
905:' electrical division under Captain
3801:"World's longest-serving sub feted"
3276:Friedman through 1945, pp. 305–311.
3180:Friedman through 1945, pp. 285–304.
3059:Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum
2568:was given the Migraine II (project
1176:Register of Ships of the U. S. Navy
3582:Gardiner and Chesneau, pp. 145-147
3476:Friedman through 1945, pp. 209-210
3366:Friedman through 1945, pp. 208-209
3346:Farley, Robert (18 October 2014).
3077:National Museum of the Pacific War
1100:s, due to an unavoidable delay in
25:
4043:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
3426:"Gato-Class Submarines in action"
2853:is the other one. They are named
2506:II (FRAM II) program. All except
1875:with some cosmetic modification.
1564:Sunk by Japanese air attack by a
7476:
5808:
5660:
5602:
5560:
5516:
5472:
5437:
5399:
5364:
5336:
5280:
5222:
4186:
3751:Friedman since 1945, pp. 177-183
3655:Friedman since 1945, pp. 228-231
2629:, beginning in the last year of
2159:after a Fleet Snorkel conversion
1332:(S-21) and was lost in the 1982
1049:one in Argentine service in the
263:
250:
237:
224:
211:
198:
185:
172:
159:
146:
133:
120:
107:
35:
3727:, Winter-Spring 2002, Issue 14"
2987:Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum
1399:Lost to air attack and gunboat
979:was an important weapon. Early
534:10 officers, 70–71 enlisted men
4069:. Novato, CA: Presidio Press.
4020:Silverstone, Paul H. (1989) .
3799:Jimmy Chuang (17 April 2007).
3769:Friedman since 1945, pp. 65-68
3760:Friedman since 1945, pp. 86-88
3676:Friedman since 1945, pp. 35-43
3451:"Submarine Electrical Systems"
3335:. Presidio Press. p. 111.
2756:from 1965 until assignment to
1446:17 October - 13 November 1944
1077:) is still active in Taiwan's
1044:List of Balao-class submarines
717:that at any given time no two
93:Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
1:
5619:Almirante García de los Reyes
4105:San Francisco Maritime Museum
4022:U.S. Warships of World War II
3984:United States Naval Institute
3954:United States Naval Institute
3600:Friedman through 1945, p. 297
3546:Friedman through 1945, p. 209
3320:. Presidio Press. p. 40.
2572:) conversion, which placed a
2474:Nine submarines, six of them
1009:mounts, usually one of each.
983:s began their service with a
909:, and were first equipped on
414:27 ft 3 in–27 ft 4 in (8.3 m)
5816:Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela
3289:U.S. Submarines Through 1945
2622:, a close derivative of the
1170:s. This yields 10 cancelled
206:Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela
3712:Friedman since 1945, p. 253
3003:served as a museum boat at
2991:North Little Rock, Arkansas
2919:Independence Seaport Museum
2701:helicopter touches down on
2671:strategic deterrent patrols
1936:Electronic Support Measures
1879:GUPPY and other conversions
1741:for his actions commanding
1667:- the British recapture of
544:10 × 21-inch (533 mm)
7539:
4094:, website for lost US subs
3803:. Taipei Times. p. 2.
3778:Friedman since 1945, p. 89
3703:Friedman since 1945, p. 43
3694:Friedman since 1945, p. 37
3685:Friedman since 1945, p. 82
3664:Friedman since 1945, p. 41
3494:Friedman 1995, pp. 218-219
3331:Richard H. O'Kane (1977).
3316:Richard H. O'Kane (1977).
3009:Charleston, South Carolina
2685:following the Loon tests.
2336:after GUPPY IIA conversion
1958:received this conversion.
1753:sank the aircraft carrier
1041:
791:16-278A V-type diesels or
766:Model 16-248 diesel engine
617:to 400 feet (120 m).
83:Mare Island Naval Shipyard
78:Cramp Shipbuilding Company
7474:
7146:
7108:Motor torpedo boat tender
5871:
5845:
5209:
5198:SS-530 – SS-536 (Unnamed)
5195:SS-465 – SS-474 (Unnamed)
5185:SS-438 – SS-463 (Unnamed)
3467:Bauer and Roberts, p. 275
3424:Stern, Robert C. (2006).
2957:Fall River, Massachusetts
2726:Special Operations Forces
2647:guided-missile submarines
2574:Combat Information Center
2079:after GUPPY IA conversion
1976:in GUPPY II configuration
1381:
1256:), and 551–562 (future).
777:Model 38D8⅛ diesel engine
368:
73:Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
50:
34:
3573:Silverstone, pp. 203-204
3301:Peter T. Sasgen (2002).
2904:at War Memorial Park in
2843:in the early 1970s. The
2705:as a transport submarine
2592:Guided-missile submarine
721:s looked exactly alike.
526:400 ft (120 m)
7153:Completed after the war
5984:Light aircraft carriers
4005:. New York: Doubleday.
3885:Battleship Cove website
3399:Alden, John D. (1979).
3041:New Jersey Naval Museum
3021:New Jersey Naval Museum
2722:Landing Vehicle Tracked
2669:in this role. She made
2521:Mark 45 nuclear torpedo
1772:Postwar service history
1449:Probably lost to enemy
850:Hooven-Owens-Rentschler
827:mean effective pressure
741:submarines: their four
673:inch (14.3 mm) to
369:General characteristics
7503:Balao-class submarines
7138:Underway replenishment
5524:Royal Netherlands Navy
5498:Evangelista Torricelli
5407:Republic of China Navy
4001:Lenton, H. T. (1973).
3045:Hackensack, New Jersey
2841:Republic of China Navy
2821:Operational submarines
2752:, and operated in the
2706:
2607:
2471:
2337:
2160:
2080:
1977:
1808:Republic of China Navy
1294:Imperial Japanese Navy
1277:
1079:Republic of China Navy
964:
950:
936:
778:
767:
729:The propulsion of the
647:s were similar to the
640:
258:Royal Netherlands Navy
219:Republic of China Navy
3632:Friedman 1995, p. 285
3353:The National Interest
3241:Westport, Connecticut
3081:Fredericksburg, Texas
2893:-class museum boats:
2696:
2599:
2463:
2328:
2152:
2071:
1969:
1818:Naval Reserve trainer
1376:Name and hull number
1272:
1061:Boston Naval Shipyard
1001:guns included single
956:
943:5"/25 caliber gun on
942:
926:
800:opposed-piston engine
773:
759:
747:electrical generators
634:
438:electrical generators
88:Electric Boat Company
18:USS Wolffish (SS-434)
7159:Single ship of class
7088:High-speed transport
3113:Washington Navy Yard
2789:Sonar test submarine
2782:Cuban Missile Crisis
2606:fires a Loon missile
1296:. One of the class,
1190:class, 51 cancelled
1144:s and how many were
1124:are listed with the
967:Many targets in the
659:. A switch to a new
5344:Royal Canadian Navy
5268:Santiago del Estero
5260:Santiago del Estero
4003:American Submarines
3980:Annapolis, Maryland
3950:Annapolis, Maryland
3918:on 21 November 2017
3609:Silverstone, p. 199
3591:O'Kane 1989, p. 458
3564:Silverstone, p. 203
3555:Lenton, pp. 100-102
3063:Vallejo, California
2748:on one raid in the
2689:Transport submarine
1198:-class submarines,
695:s incorporated the
570:Oerlikon 20 mm
232:Royal Canadian Navy
7205:Submarines of the
5505:Francesco Morosini
5491:Alfredo Cappellini
4194:United States Navy
4059:O'Kane, Richard H.
3851:on 3 December 2017
3821:on 7 December 2017
3733:on 10 October 2012
3389:Johnston, pp. 3-10
2906:Muskogee, Oklahoma
2707:
2608:
2562:Project Migraine I
2531:The advent of the
2472:
2338:
2161:
2081:
1978:
1802:remains active in
1707:Notable submarines
1665:Operation Paraquet
1396:28 September 1943
1278:
1166:were completed as
1104:'s development of
1017:Like the previous
965:
951:
937:
848:, were to receive
779:
768:
641:
589:United States Navy
115:United States Navy
7498:Submarine classes
7485:
7484:
7472:
7471:
7468:
7467:
7396:Almirante Simpson
7293:
7292:
7172:
7171:
6534:Destroyer escorts
5929:Aircraft carriers
5889:
5888:
5841:
5840:
5648:Narcíso Monturiol
5640:Narcíso Monturiol
5534:
5418:
5325:Rio Grande do Sul
5205:
5204:
4178:-class submarines
4092:On Eternal Patrol
4076:978-0-89141-346-2
3845:memorial website"
3485:Johnston, pp. 3-6
3455:www.maritime.org/
3154:-class Submarines
2746:British commandos
2620:JB-2 Loon missile
2588:(SS-71) in 1961.
1704:
1703:
1218:Norfolk, Virginia
907:Hyman G. Rickover
578:
577:
566:Bofors 40 mm
292:Succeeded by
16:(Redirected from
7530:
7480:
7306:
7231:
7220:
7199:
7192:
7185:
7176:
7133:Submarine tender
7078:Destroyer tender
7053:Floating drydock
6055:Commencement Bay
5916:
5909:
5902:
5893:
5814:
5812:
5811:
5666:
5664:
5663:
5608:
5606:
5605:
5566:
5564:
5563:
5527:
5522:
5520:
5519:
5478:
5476:
5475:
5443:
5441:
5440:
5410:
5405:
5403:
5402:
5370:
5368:
5367:
5342:
5340:
5339:
5286:
5284:
5283:
5228:
5226:
5225:
5211:
4199:
4192:
4190:
4189:
4168:
4161:
4154:
4145:
4080:
4068:
4054:
4035:
4016:
3997:
3972:Friedman, Norman
3967:
3942:Friedman, Norman
3928:
3927:
3925:
3923:
3914:. Archived from
3908:
3902:
3900:memorial website
3893:
3887:
3882:
3876:
3874:memorial website
3867:
3861:
3860:
3858:
3856:
3847:. Archived from
3837:
3831:
3830:
3828:
3826:
3817:. Archived from
3811:
3805:
3804:
3796:
3790:
3785:
3779:
3776:
3770:
3767:
3761:
3758:
3752:
3749:
3743:
3742:
3740:
3738:
3729:. Archived from
3725:Undersea Warfare
3719:
3713:
3710:
3704:
3701:
3695:
3692:
3686:
3683:
3677:
3674:
3665:
3662:
3656:
3653:
3644:
3639:
3633:
3630:
3624:
3619:
3610:
3607:
3601:
3598:
3592:
3589:
3583:
3580:
3574:
3571:
3565:
3562:
3556:
3553:
3547:
3544:
3538:
3535:
3529:
3524:
3518:
3512:
3506:
3501:
3495:
3492:
3486:
3483:
3477:
3474:
3468:
3465:
3459:
3458:
3447:
3441:
3440:
3438:
3436:
3430:
3421:
3415:
3414:
3396:
3390:
3387:
3381:
3373:
3367:
3364:
3358:
3357:
3343:
3337:
3336:
3328:
3322:
3321:
3313:
3307:
3306:
3298:
3292:
3286:
3277:
3274:
3255:
3254:
3232:
3181:
3178:
2645:converted in to
1938:(ESM) upgrades.
1862:(S-11) formerly
1736:
1584:Accidental fire
1566:Mitsubishi Ki-51
1505:4 February 1945
1488:25 October 1944
1469:Attacked by the
1466:24 October 1944
1373:
1351:Boston Navy Yard
1152:class; however,
882:. Eighteen late
865:General Electric
836:Two submarines,
831:two-stroke cycle
682:
681:
677:
672:
671:
667:
587:was a design of
552:6 forward, 4 aft
476:General Electric
269:
267:
266:
256:
254:
253:
243:
241:
240:
230:
228:
227:
217:
215:
214:
204:
202:
201:
191:
189:
188:
178:
176:
175:
165:
163:
162:
152:
150:
149:
139:
137:
136:
126:
124:
123:
113:
111:
110:
39:
32:
21:
7538:
7537:
7533:
7532:
7531:
7529:
7528:
7527:
7488:
7487:
7486:
7481:
7464:
7408:
7403:Capitán Thomson
7389:Capitán O'Brien
7377:Capitan O'Brien
7370:
7337:
7300:
7299:Decommissioned
7289:
7259:
7225:
7209:
7203:
7173:
7168:
7142:
7128:Seaplane tender
7098:Ice cream barge
7040:Auxiliary ships
7034:
6920:
6892:
6773:
6718:
6635:
6610:
6589:Patrol frigates
6583:
6528:
6516:Robert H. Smith
6509:Allen M. Sumner
6389:
6306:
6239:
6170:
6150:
6060:
6011:Escort carriers
6005:
5978:
5923:
5920:
5890:
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3117:Washington D.C.
3101:(Conning Tower)
3083:(Conning Tower)
3029:
3027:Surviving parts
2953:Battleship Cove
2887:
2885:Surviving ships
2867:
2823:
2805:
2803:Cargo submarine
2791:
2733:
2691:
2627:V-1 flying bomb
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2458:
2436:-class and two
2430:
2323:
2147:
2066:
1964:
1948:
1896:Type XXI U-boat
1881:
1852:
1850:Foreign service
1820:
1774:
1734:
1709:
1694:26 August 1988
1630:Collision with
1581:26 August 1949
1371:
1308:(59,000 tons).
1286:Mark 14 torpedo
1267:
1262:
1260:Service history
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1046:
1040:
1015:
921:
903:Bureau of Ships
876:electric motors
861:Elliott Company
807:Cleveland Model
793:Fairbanks-Morse
789:Cleveland Model
775:Fairbanks-Morse
751:electric motors
739:diesel-electric
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686:Bureau of Ships
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468:electric motors
466:4 × high-speed
442:Fairbanks-Morse
378:Diesel-electric
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3005:Patriots Point
3001: (SS-343)
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2983: (SS-394)
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2334: (SS-394)
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1920:lead-acid type
1883:At the end of
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1739:Medal of Honor
1724:Richard O'Kane
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1689: (SS-403)
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1660:25 April 1982
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1561:6 August 1945
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1424:December 1943
1422:
1420: (SS-289)
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1343:Additionally,
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1210: (SS-428)
1203: (SS-427)
1164: (SS-426)
1157: (SS-425)
1133:
1130:
1122: (SS-426)
1114: (SS-425)
1042:Main article:
1039:
1038:Boats in class
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1014:
1011:
1007:20 mm Oerlikon
920:
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869:Allis-Chalmers
804:General Motors
798:nine-cylinder
786:General Motors
761:General Motors
743:diesel engines
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635:Scheme of USS
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2145:Fleet Snorkel
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1924:direct drive
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594:used during
582:
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555:24 torpedoes
456:
387:Displacement
316:1943–present
296:
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271:Spanish Navy
193:Chilean Navy
141:Turkish Navy
128:Italian Navy
59:
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29:
7416:(1917–1953)
7381:(1929–1958)
7348:(1961–1982)
7315:(1976–2001)
7058:Repair dock
6926:Cargo ships
6671:Miantonomah
6227:Oregon City
6206:New Orleans
6192:Northampton
6066:Battleships
6020:Long Island
5633:Isaac Peral
5454:Papanikolis
5036:Trumpetfish
5022:Stickleback
4959:Sea Poacher
3737:24 November
3291:pp. 305–311
3065:(Periscope)
2825:As of 2007
2754:Vietnam War
2500:Trumpetfish
2411:Stickleback
2132:Sea Poacher
2051:Trumpetfish
1830:ports like
1828:Great Lakes
1728:Momsen Lung
1634:Silverstein
1621:Stickleback
1539:3 May 1945
1522:March 1945
1508:Air attack
1155:Trumpetfish
1112:Trumpetfish
969:Pacific War
880:hydrophones
484:5,400
481:two shafts;
279:Preceded by
7492:Categories
7215:Submarines
7103:Net laying
7048:Ammunition
6779:Submarines
6641:Minelayers
6395:Destroyers
6328:Sacramento
6234:Des Moines
6103:New Mexico
6048:Casablanca
5797:Turgutreis
5740:Dumlupınar
5732:Dumlupınar
5577:La Pedrera
5117:Needlefish
4784:Sand Lance
4749:Loggerhead
4742:Lizardfish
4392:Archerfish
4287:Lancetfish
4280:Hackleback
3922:7 December
3855:7 December
3825:7 December
3160:References
2847:-class ex-
2750:Korean War
2236:Lizardfish
1860:ARV Carite
1824:reservists
1765:Navy Cross
1750:Archerfish
1699:Kiowa Maru
1683:(formerly
1649:(formerly
1596:(formerly
1592:Dumlupinar
1346:Lancetfish
1299:Archerfish
1056:Lancetfish
897:. The new
812:Sand Lance
615:test depth
531:Complement
523:Test depth
427:Propulsion
7452:Rucumilla
7253:O'Higgins
7165:Cancelled
6987:Aldebaran
6952:Andromeda
6916:T3 tanker
6911:T2 tanker
6906:T1 tanker
6803:Barracuda
6768:Admirable
6699:Weehawken
6664:Monadnock
6598:Asheville
6335:Asheville
6296:Worcester
6275:Cleveland
6220:Baltimore
6185:Pensacola
6110:Tennessee
5938:Lexington
5762:Muratreis
5755:Hızırreis
5724:Çanakkale
5716:Çanakkale
5709:Burakreis
5318:Guanabara
5166:Whitefish
4994:Spadefish
4987:Threadfin
4966:Sea Robin
4945:Spikefish
4917:Sea Devil
4875:Razorback
4868:Queenfish
4819:Pilotfish
4798:Pampanito
4672:Greenfish
4616:Clamagore
4595:Entemedor
4574:Carbonero
4567:Capitaine
4336:Sablefish
4259:Devilfish
4202:Completed
3898:Pampanito
3165:Citations
3013:USS
2999:Clamagore
2997:USS
2981:Razorback
2979:USS
2964:Pampanito
2962:USS
2945:USS
2928:USS
2911:USS
2898:USS
2879:Pampanito
2776:in 1968.
2683:Carbonero
2642:Carbonero
2601:USS
2548:Threadfin
2492:Greenfish
2480:Clamagore
2467:Clamagore
2465:USS
2456:GUPPY III
2417:Threadfin
2393:Razorback
2357:Entemedor
2332:Razorback
2330:USS
2321:GUPPY IIA
2266:Sablefish
2194:Carbonero
2154:USS
2138:Sea Robin
2073:USS
2033:Greenfish
1992:Clamagore
1971:USS
1832:Cleveland
1792:Clamagore
1790:USS
1685:USS
1677:BAP
1651:USS
1643:ARA
1632:USS
1619:USS
1598:USS
1573:USS
1553:USS
1545:Hatsutaka
1531:USS
1514:USS
1497:USS
1480:USS
1458:USS
1438:USS
1416:USS
1405:USS
1388:USS
1214:Annapolis
1118:USS
1110:USS
1094:Manitowoc
1005:and twin
994:Spadefish
945:USS
919:Deck guns
796:38D 8-1/8
764:Cleveland
697:fairwater
637:Pampanito
592:submarine
515:Endurance
461:batteries
381:submarine
361:Preserved
329:Cancelled
321:Completed
308:1942–1946
101:Operators
7459:Tegualda
7431:Guacolda
7265:Type 209
7093:Hospital
7063:Barracks
7015:Denebola
6959:Arcturus
6866:Mackerel
6838:Porpoise
6831:Cachalot
6810:Argonaut
6706:Camanche
6571:Rudderow
6502:Fletcher
6432:Farragut
6411:Caldwell
6342:Plymouth
6312:Gunboats
6261:Brooklyn
6199:Portland
6117:Colorado
6082:New York
6041:Sangamon
5952:Yorktown
5776:Pirireis
5769:Oruçreis
5701:2. İnönü
5693:2. İnönü
5685:1. İnönü
5677:1. İnönü
5549:Zeeleeuw
5414:Hai Shih
5411:part of
5297:Amazonas
5247:Santa Fe
5239:Santa Fe
5190:Chicolar
5180:Wolffish
5110:Goldring
5053:Canceled
5015:Springer
4833:Pipefish
4770:Menhaden
4693:Hawkbill
4686:Hardhead
4679:Halfbeak
4637:Corporal
4539:Bullhead
4504:Boarfish
4497:Blueback
4469:Blackfin
4399:Burrfish
4364:Tilefish
4343:Seahorse
4322:Roncador
4301:Lionfish
4266:Dragonet
4252:Crevalle
4231:Cabrilla
4217:Billfish
4061:(1989).
3974:(1994).
3944:(1995).
3150:List of
3124:See also
3109:(SS-285)
3099:Honolulu
3091:(SS-384)
3073:(SS-387)
3055:(SS-318)
3037:(SS-297)
2947:Lionfish
2940:Honolulu
2859:Hai Shih
2773:Grayback
2734:scrubber
2614:nuclear
2582:Burrfish
2566:Burrfish
2553:Burrfish
2534:kamikaze
2488:Corporal
2443:Hawkbill
2428:GUPPY IB
2375:Menhaden
2363:Hardhead
2224:Guitarro
2102:Blackfin
2064:GUPPY IA
2039:Halfbeak
2009:Corporal
1962:GUPPY II
1928:armature
1866:Tilefish
1645:Santa Fe
1612:Naboland
1555:Bullhead
1472:Harukaze
1430:Wakataka
1338:Santa Fe
1330:Santa Fe
1290:Japanese
1182:to be a
977:deck gun
929:Bullhead
888:armature
745:powered
639:(SS-383)
539:Armament
451:2 × 126-
436:driving
67:Builders
7445:Quidora
7414:H class
7366:(SS-22)
7364:Thomson
7358:(SS-21)
7356:Simpson
7333:(SS-23)
7325:(SS-22)
7323:O'Brien
7285:(SS-21)
7283:Simpson
7275:Thomson
7245:Carrera
7068:Collier
7001:Acubens
6980:Alstede
6973:Tolland
6966:Artemis
6945:Haskell
6939:Victory
6934:Liberty
6898:Tankers
6824:Dolphin
6817:Narwhal
6733:Lapwing
6631:PT boat
6550:Buckley
6523:Gearing
6495:Gleaves
6453:Gridley
6425:Clemson
6404:Sampson
6321:Dubuque
6268:Atlanta
6213:Wichita
6145:Montana
6075:Wyoming
6027:Charger
5832:Tiburon
5790:Sakarya
5783:Preveze
5584:Pacocha
5461:Triaina
5426:Hai Pao
5388:Simpson
5381:Thomson
5253:Catfish
5173:Whiting
5152:Vendace
5145:Unicorn
5103:Garrupa
5096:Garlopa
5082:Jawfish
5001:Trepang
4952:Sea Owl
4931:Sea Fox
4924:Sea Dog
4910:Sea Cat
4903:Segundo
4889:Ronquil
4882:Redfish
4861:Sterlet
4854:Pomfret
4840:Piranha
4826:Pintado
4735:Lamprey
4728:Lagarto
4700:Icefish
4665:Dogfish
4630:Cochino
4623:Cobbler
4609:Chopper
4588:Catfish
4560:Dentuda
4553:Cabezon
4455:Bergall
4434:Barbero
4420:Sealion
4385:Batfish
4273:Escolar
4238:Capelin
3071:Pintado
2900:Batfish
2875:Batfish
2865:Museums
2855:Hai Pao
2850:Cutlass
2809:Barbero
2778:Sealion
2744:landed
2711:Sealion
2703:Sealion
2675:Polaris
2663:-class
2656:Barbero
2612:Regulus
2484:Cobbler
2449:Icefish
2405:Sea Fox
2399:Ronquil
2387:Pomfret
2315:Sterlet
2311:Sea Owl
2302:Sterlet
2290:Segundo
2284:Sea Owl
2278:Sea Cat
2170:Bergall
2126:Chopper
2027:Dogfish
2003:Cochino
1997:Cobbler
1987:Catfish
1973:Catfish
1946:GUPPY I
1926:double-
1840:Detroit
1836:Chicago
1812:Hai Pao
1761:Shinano
1756:Shinano
1679:Pacocha
1653:Catfish
1575:Cochino
1533:Lagarto
1440:Escolar
1418:Capelin
1401:Karatsu
1325:Catfish
1305:Shinano
1274:Shinano
1069:Hai Pao
973:sampans
912:Sea Owl
859:class.
845:Vendace
839:Unicorn
833:types.
725:Engines
678:⁄
668:⁄
546:torpedo
394:(1,550
353:Retired
45:in 1944
7424:Fresia
7311:Oberon
7123:Repair
7113:Reefer
7022:Hyades
7008:Arctic
6859:Tambor
6845:Salmon
6685:Keokuk
6678:Terror
6657:Wassuc
6650:Oglala
6625:Action
6605:Tacoma
6564:Edsall
6557:Cannon
6543:Evarts
6488:Benson
6474:Benham
6467:Somers
6460:Bagley
6439:Porter
6418:Wickes
6302:CL-154
6289:Juneau
6165:Alaska
6089:Nevada
6000:Saipan
5973:Midway
5945:Ranger
5825:Carite
5813:
5742:(S339)
5726:(S341)
5718:(S333)
5703:(S333)
5695:(S331)
5687:(S346)
5679:(S330)
5665:
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5542:Walrus
5530:Walrus
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5442:
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5353:Grilse
5341:
5285:
5270:(S-22)
5262:(S-12)
5241:(S-11)
5227:
5159:Walrus
5131:Turbot
5075:Espada
5061:Dugong
4973:Sennet
4847:Plaice
4805:Parche
4791:Picuda
4763:Mapiro
4756:Macabi
4721:Kraken
4707:Jallao
4658:Diodon
4644:Cubera
4546:Bumper
4532:Bugara
4490:Blower
4483:Blenny
4476:Caiman
4462:Besugo
4448:Becuna
4427:Barbel
4371:Apogon
4329:Sabalo
4224:Bowfin
4191:
4073:
4047:
4028:
4009:
3990:
3960:
3872:Bowfin
3843:Becuna
3407:
3247:
3089:Parche
3047:(Sail)
2930:Bowfin
2913:Becuna
2837:Taiwan
2624:German
2586:Grilse
2570:SCB 12
2498:, and
2422:Diodon
2414:, and
2381:Picuda
2369:Jallao
2352:Diodon
2313:, and
2299:, and
2296:Sennet
2260:Sabalo
2242:Mapiro
2230:Kraken
2188:Bugara
2176:Besugo
2156:Sabalo
2135:, and
2114:Caiman
2108:Blenny
2096:Becuna
2075:Caiman
2054:, and
2021:Diodon
2015:Cubera
1956:Balaos
1934:, and
1906:- and
1893:German
1838:, and
1804:Taiwan
1600:Blower
1499:Barbel
1382:Notes
1201:Turbot
1019:Tambor
947:Bowfin
802:. The
749:, and
627:Design
572:cannon
498:20.25
403:Length
390:1,526
337:Active
268:
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7438:Guale
7379:class
7346:class
7344:Balao
7331:Hyatt
7313:class
7301:ships
7226:ships
7118:Oiler
7083:Depot
7029:Mizar
6994:Adria
6887:Tench
6880:Balao
6852:Sargo
6754:Eagle
6740:Raven
6713:Chimo
6692:Salem
6446:Mahan
6384:PGM-9
6377:PGM-1
6363:Vixen
6282:Fargo
6254:Omaha
6034:Bogue
5966:Essex
5863:class
5861:Tench
5854:class
5650:(S35)
5642:(S33)
5590:Atule
5532:class
5416:class
5311:Goias
5304:Bahia
5124:Nerka
4980:Piper
4938:Atule
4602:Chivo
4525:Brill
4511:Charr
4413:Shark
4406:Perch
4378:Aspro
4350:Skate
4315:Moray
4308:Manta
4245:Cisco
4210:Balao
4176:Balao
3841:"USS
3429:(PDF)
3152:Balao
3107:Balao
2891:Balao
2871:Balao
2845:Tench
2833:Balao
2767:Tunny
2762:Perch
2742:Perch
2738:Balao
2717:Perch
2666:Tunny
2558:Balao
2544:Balao
2476:Balao
2438:Balao
2342:Balao
2307:Piper
2254:Piper
2206:Charr
2182:Brill
2165:Balao
2120:Chivo
2090:Atule
2085:Balao
1982:Balao
1952:Tench
1912:Balao
1908:Tench
1904:Balao
1889:Balao
1856:Balao
1844:Balao
1786:Balao
1782:GUPPY
1778:Balao
1735:'
1687:Atule
1594:(D-6)
1460:Shark
1407:Luzon
1390:Cisco
1379:Date
1367:Balao
1319:Balao
1317:Nine
1282:Balao
1254:Tench
1250:Balao
1246:Tench
1242:Tench
1238:Balao
1234:Tench
1230:Balao
1226:Balao
1222:Balao
1196:Balao
1192:Tench
1188:Balao
1184:Balao
1180:Tench
1172:Balao
1168:Balao
1150:Tench
1146:Tench
1142:Balao
1138:Tench
1126:Tench
1106:Balao
1090:Balao
1086:Balao
1031:Balao
981:Balao
971:were
961:Haida
959:HMCS
933:Balao
895:class
893:Tench
884:Balao
857:Balao
818:Perch
782:Balao
731:Balao
719:Balao
714:Balao
693:Balao
645:Balao
603:class
585:class
583:Balao
548:tubes
507:Range
500:knots
495:Speed
457:Sargo
419:Draft
305:Built
299:class
297:Tench
286:class
62:class
60:Balao
43:Balao
6873:Gato
6761:Hawk
6481:Sims
6370:Erie
6138:Iowa
5959:Wasp
5852:Gato
5734:(D6)
5587:(ex-
5251:(ex-
5138:Ulua
5043:Tusk
5029:Tiru
5008:Spot
4812:Bang
4777:Mero
4714:Kete
4651:Cusk
4581:Carp
4518:Chub
4441:Baya
4357:Tang
4294:Ling
4071:ISBN
4045:ISBN
4026:ISBN
4007:ISBN
3988:ISBN
3958:ISBN
3924:2017
3896:USS
3870:USS
3857:2017
3827:2017
3739:2014
3437:2023
3405:ISBN
3245:ISBN
3105:USS
3087:USS
3069:USS
3053:Baya
3051:USS
3035:Ling
3033:USS
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2877:and
2869:Six
2857:and
2831:, a
2828:Tusk
2795:Baya
2714:and
2681:and
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2661:Gato
2651:Cusk
2639:and
2636:Cusk
2610:The
2603:Cusk
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2508:Tiru
2496:Tiru
2446:and
2434:Gato
2347:Bang
2248:Mero
2218:Cusk
2212:Chub
2200:Carp
2057:Tusk
2045:Tiru
1950:Two
1864:USS
1799:Tusk
1743:Tang
1732:Tang
1714:Tang
1590:TCG
1516:Kete
1482:Tang
1451:mine
1403:(ex-
1311:Tang
1280:The
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1208:Ulua
1205:and
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1159:and
1120:Tusk
1116:and
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1074:Tusk
1027:Gato
1025:and
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842:and
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649:Gato
643:The
620:Tang
601:Gato
580:The
568:and
559:1 ×
453:cell
432:4 ×
411:Beam
392:tons
374:Type
345:Lost
284:Gato
56:Name
41:USS
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5748:Gür
5089:Ono
5068:Eel
3115:in
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