Pacific ships

USN · SS

Sunk

Submarine, first named V-4, later SM-1 and APS-1. She carried Marine raiders to Makin with Nautilus in August 1942. On 10 January 1943, southeast of New Britain, Maikaze depth-charged her and Isokaze joined the shelling. She sank. That loss is not credited to one of them.

TypeSubmarine (SS)
HullSS-166
BuilderPortsmouth Navy Yard, Kittery, Maine
Launched1927-11-10
Commissioned1928-04-02
FateSunk. 10 January 1943 southeast of New Britain, at 5°40′ S, 152°02′ E. Maikaze depth-charged her and Isokaze joined the shelling. Not credited to one of them.

Laid down, displacement, length, beam, draft, speed, and complement are not stored for each hull, so this table leaves them out.

Submarine V-4 (SF-7), the name Argonaut carried before she was renamed in 1932, seen off San Diego on 1 July 1929. U.S. Navy photograph 80-G-20292, National Archives, as shown on NavSource, cropped. Public domain.

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