Submarine S-30 (SS-135)

S-30

Country	United States
Ship Class	S-class Submarine
Hull Number	SS-135
Builder	Union Iron Works, San Francisco, CA
Laid Down	1 Apr 1918
Launched	21 Nov 1918
Commissioned	29 Oct 1920
Decommissioned	9 Oct 1945
Displacement	854 tons standard; 1,062 tons submerged
Length	219 feet
Beam	21 feet
Draft	16 feet
Machinery	Diesel-electric engines
Bunkerage	41,921 gal
Power Output	1,200 shaft horsepower
Speed	14 knots
Crew	38
Armament	4x21" torpedo tubes with 12 torpedoes, 1x4" deck gun

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Submarine tender Beaver with submarines S-32, S-35, S-30, S-33, S-31, and S-34 at Olongapo, Philippine Islands, Mar 1929

S-30 Operational Timeline

29 Oct 1920	S-30 was commissioned into service.
9 Oct 1945	S-30 was decommissioned from service.

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