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Batfish

CountryUnited States
Ship ClassBalao-class Submarine
Hull NumberSS-310

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Submarine Batfish (SS-310) Interactive Map

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52 submarines and 4 submarine tenders of the US Navy Reserve Fleet, Mare Island Navy Yard, California, United States, circa Jan 1946Submarines Dragonet, Menhaden, Mapiro, Seahorse, Sand Lance, Batfish, Capitaine, Pipefish, and Manta at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 28 Sep 1950

Batfish Operational Timeline

9 Feb 1945 Between this date and 12 Feb 1945, US submarine Batfish sank three Japanese destroyers.




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52 submarines and 4 submarine tenders of the US Navy Reserve Fleet, Mare Island Navy Yard, California, United States, circa Jan 1946Submarines Dragonet, Menhaden, Mapiro, Seahorse, Sand Lance, Batfish, Capitaine, Pipefish, and Manta at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 28 Sep 1950


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