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Singapur on August 1, 1943), and "Torelli"(reached Singapur on August 31, 1943). The picture shows I-400 a Sen-Toku type submarine. —Preceding unsigned...

eventually the type 212A. The "classic" submarine does not exist. 58.171.222.51 (talk) 15:43, 1 June 2009 (UTC) [1]--Gilisa (talk) 16:18, 1 October 2009...

What was it? --Guinnog 05:16, 21 October 2006 (UTC) The Type XVII was an experimental submarine that used peroxide as a fuel. This fuel did not need air...

paragraph "Type C-3 subs"...It says "They were the largest submarines ever built at that time, and were known as the most advanced submarines of their time...

the Japanese were ahead of the Allies in many aspects of submarine development and underwater weapons. During the Second World War, the Japanese had 30...

largest of the U-boats and the second-largest diesel submarine after the Japanese I-400-class submarine. Its purpose was to engage ships (including escorts)...

also says that the old Xia-class submarine was approximately 120m (122m in the photo), but that this new submarine has been elongated to house the new...

submarines had a high survivability because Japanese depth charges were fused to explode at too shallow a depth, typically 100 feet (because Japanese...

"depth" of the sub references an article talking about the type 89 torpedo, not the submarine itself. Its currently listed as 900m, which is obviously incorrect...

War II. Why would the US want to destroy Japanese submarines in World War I? If I remember my history, Japan was with the Allies in World War I. Respectfully...

ready, Uhura 04:10, 1 February 2012 (UTC) What I find slightly "pointy" about it is that the Japanese engaged in unrestricted submarine warfare from the...

please? Alternatively do you know of a better source that details Japanese submarine operations please? For example, would Hackett and Kingsepp's list...

German Type VIIC submarines were preceded by the shorter Type VIIB submarines While true, it would better to explain it more fully. Perhaps, "The Type VIIC...

class. Rees11 (talk) 19:16, 1 January 2010 (UTC) "1-351" would seem to be a typo, but the article on Japanese submarine I-351 doesn't mention a sinking...

(UTC) The Japanese and several other navies experimented with H2O2 as a torpedo and/or submarine fuel, but found it was too dangerous. The Type 93 used...

brings you to a dis page where the closest statement seems to be: "bu, a Japanese unit for measuring length equivalent to 3.03 millimetres" (note the lower...

March she sighted a Japanese submarine, possibly the Ro-100-class submarine RO-111 and fired a full spread of six torpedoes; The submarine was seen to alter...

March she sighted a Japanese submarine, possibly the Ro-100-class submarine RO-111 and fired a full spread of six torpedoes; The submarine was seen to alter...

and military use. What about: 1- Description of how a submarine works 2- Types of submarines 3- History of submarines (and submersibles) 4- See also...