Operation Road's End

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Operation Road's End was a post–World War II Allied operation in which captured Japanese submarines, including I-58, were deliberately scuttled to prevent their future military use.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military operation
naval operation
alsoKnownAs Operation Road's End (submarine disposal) NERFINISHED
appliesTo Imperial Japanese Navy submarines NERFINISHED
conflict post–World War II period
coordinatedBy United States Navy Fifth Fleet NERFINISHED
country Japan
date 1946
endTime May 1946
followed capture of Japanese submarines at the end of World War II
hasAspect technology denial
weapons disposal
hasCause surrender of Japan in World War II
implementedBy U.S. Navy submarine forces NERFINISHED
U.S. Navy surface forces NERFINISHED
includedVessel Japanese submarine I-201 GENERATED
Japanese submarine I-203 GENERATED
Japanese submarine I-400 GENERATED
Japanese submarine I-401 GENERATED
Japanese submarine I-58 GENERATED
location East China Sea NERFINISHED
off Goto Islands
method scuttling by torpedo
sinking by gunfire
objective prevention of future military use of Japanese submarines
scuttling of captured Japanese submarines
participant Allied forces NERFINISHED
United States Navy NERFINISHED
partOf Allied occupation of Japan NERFINISHED
reason to comply with Allied disarmament policies
to prevent advanced submarine technology from being acquired by other powers
relatedTo Allied naval disarmament operations
scuttling of German U-boats after World War II
result destruction of multiple captured Japanese submarines
startTime April 1946
subsequentEvent Cold War naval rearmament
victim Imperial Japanese Navy submarine fleet NERFINISHED

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Japanese submarine I-58 reasonForSinking Operation Road's End