Ships of the U.S. Navy, 1940-1945

SS-202 USS Trout

Tambor class Submarine:
Displacement: 1,475 tons surfaced, 2,198 tons submerged
Length: 308'
Beam: 27'
Draft: 13'9"
Speed: 21 knots surfaced, 9 knots submerged
Armament: 1 3"/50, 6 bow and 4 stern torpedo tubes, 24 21" torpedoes
Complement: 75
Diesel engines/electric motors
Built at Portsmouth Navy Yard, and commissioned 15 November 1940

: Sunk by depth charge from IJN Okinami, Asashimo, and Kishinami SSE of Okinawa, 29 Feb 44

Additional Links:

Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships: Trout
War Damage Report #58--10/3/42
Japanese Naval and Merchant Vessels Sunk During World War II by US Submarines: USS Trout
United States Submarine Losses--World War II
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Unloading 20 tons of gold bars & silver coins evacuated from Manila banks

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