I-19

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I-19 was a World War II-era Imperial Japanese Navy submarine best known for its highly successful torpedo attack that sank the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Wasp and damaged other Allied warships in 1942.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Imperial Japanese Navy submarine
World War II submarine
aircraftFacility carried a reconnaissance seaplane in hangar with catapult
armament 533 mm torpedo tubes
deck gun
builtFor Imperial Japanese Navy NERFINISHED
category Japanese submarines of World War II
class I-15-class submarine NERFINISHED
commissionedInYear 1940
conflict World War II
country Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
crewComplement approximately 100 officers and men
damaged USS North Carolina (BB-55) NERFINISHED
USS O’Brien (DD-415) NERFINISHED
displacement about 2,200 tons surfaced
about 2,600 tons submerged
engagement Guadalcanal Campaign NERFINISHED
Solomon Islands campaign NERFINISHED
era World War II
surface form: World War II era
fate sunk
flag Naval ensign of the Empire of Japan NERFINISHED
launchedInYear 1938
length approximately 108.7 meters
navalPower Axis powers NERFINISHED
notableEventDate 1942-09-15
notableFor torpedo attack on USS Wasp on 15 September 1942
notableReputation one of the most successful single-torpedo-salvo attacks in naval history
operator Imperial Japanese Navy
participatedIn commerce raiding and fleet support operations in the Pacific
primaryArmament torpedoes
propulsion diesel-electric
role long-range ocean-going submarine
sank USS Wasp (CV-7) NERFINISHED
sankShipCountry United States NERFINISHED
sankShipType aircraft carrier
serviceBranch Submarine Force of the Imperial Japanese Navy NERFINISHED
sinkingCause depth charges
sinkingLocation Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
status war loss
sunkBy USS Radford (DD-446) NERFINISHED
sunkByCountry United States NERFINISHED
sunkInYear 1943
theater Pacific War
torpedoSpread six torpedoes in single salvo against USS Wasp task force
type Type B1 submarine
usedWeapon Type 95 torpedoes

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