Key WWII events - July 1945

First Atomic bomb tested at Alamagordo, New Mexico
Labour leader Clement Attlee becomes Prime Minister of Great Britain defeating Conservative leader Winston Churchill in General Election
Japanese Government rejects Potsdam surrender ultimatum
Italy declares war on Japan

American cruiser Indianapolis at Mare Island July 1945

American cruiser Indianapolis at Mare Island July 1945
Axis Jul-45 Allied
thailand flag japan flag Total Class Total USA flag british flag France flag canada flag australia flag new zealand flag poland flag netherlands flag norway flag greece flag brazil flag yugo flag argentina flag peru flag turkey flag chile flag
0 0 0 Battleships 36 21 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 1
0 0 0 Fleet Carriers 15 9 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 Light Carriers 12 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 1 Heavy Cruisers 25 12 5 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0
0 3 3 Light Cruisers 83 35 30 6 2 2 2 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0
8 11 11 Destroyers 569 354 136 12 15 11 0 4 2 4 5 5 2 15 2 6 7
4 33 33 Submarines 422 232 123 19 0 0 0 2 11 2 3 4 1 3 4 9 9
0 2 2 Escort Carriers 100 61 38 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 136 136 Escorts 1075 449 413 33 133 8 2 2 1 4 9 14 0 1 0 2 3
3 2 2 Other 72 51 6 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 3

 

 

Class italy flag soviet flag columbia flag denmark flag sweden flag portugal flag spain flag
Battleships 0 3 0 0 0 0 0
Fleet Carriers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Light Carriers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Heavy Cruisers 0 6 0 0 0 0 1
Light Cruisers 8 2 0 0 1 0 5
Destroyers 17 49 2 0 24 5 16
Submarines 28 155 0 0 26 4 5
Escort Carriers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Escorts 15 15 0 0 2 0 0
Other 0 0 0 0 7 0 0

 

 

Allied and Axis Naval Losses

Contains the lost and damaged (and therefore out of action) warships by country.
These are changes that happen during the month and figures will be reflected in the following month's tables.

Allied Losses

USA flagLost Report
Indianapolis Cruiser Torpedoed by Japanese submarine I-58, en route from Guam to Philippines, in Philippine Sea. Ship was hit twice in the starboard bow, causing a massive explosion. She capsized to starboard & sank bow first, 300 dead, 880 survivors 12.02N 134.48E 29/07/1945. Crew in water without lifeboats when rescued 316 survivors out of approximately 880 who had died of lack of water, food, exposure to the elements or shark attack 03/08/1945. Indianapolis had transported the enriched uranium atomic bomb Little Boy, which was later dropped on Hiroshima, departing Pearl Harbor 19/07/1945 arriving Tinian Island 26/07/1945
Callaghan Destroyer Sunk by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft strike & bomb, 73 miles SW of Okinawa, whilst on picket radar duty. Kamikaze caused major flooding & fires that ignited her AA ammunition, which prevented other ships from approaching to help. She sank later, 47 dead 25.43N 126.55E 28/07/1945
Underhill Destroyer Escort Torpedoed by Japanese Kaitan human torpedo from submarine I-53, ENE of Luzon, in Philippine Sea. Ship had been diverted to deal with a floating Japanese mine, that turned out to be a dummy diversion tactic. Underhill then made sonar contact with I-53 & launched a depth charge attack along with submarine chaser PC-804. I-53 launched a Kaiten which then attacked Underhill. Underhill attempts to ram the Kaiten, but it hits Underhill on the port side under the bridge. Kaiten disintegrates in a massive explosion destroying the forward part of the ship from the bridge to the bow. The forward part of the ship broke away & quickly sank. After the crew had been rescued the stern section was sunk by gunfire from American sub-chases PC-803, PC-804 & PCE-872, 112 dead, 122 survivors 19.20N 126.42E 24/07/1945. I-53 escaped
Damaged Report
Porterfield Destroyer Damaged by gunfire from American warships during Japanese Kamikaze attack, off Okinawa, during the Battle of Okinawa. One of her engines was knocked out 09/04/1945. Ship remained operational. Withdrawn for repair at Puget Sound Navy Yard 04/07/1945. Arrived for repair 24/07/1945
Prichett Destroyer Damaged by near miss by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft strike, 73 miles SW of Okinawa, whilst on picket radar duty. She was attempting to help American warship Callaghan, when the Kamikaze missed then crashed into the sea off her port side. Her hull was seriously damaged by the bomb that the Kamikaze was carrying. Her port depth charge racks & superstructure was badly damaged, 25.43N 126.55E 29/07/1945
Thatcher Destroyer Damaged by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft strike, whilst in Buckner Bay, off S coast of Okinawa. Kamikaze slipped into the bay & attacked her at anchor. The aircraft bounced off the port side of the ship & crashed into the sea, 2 injured 19/07/1945. Ship remained operational, but she left for survey of her battle damage in the US. Arrived at Bremerton for survey 20/08/1945. Declared constructive total loss 23/11/1945
Cassin Young Destroyer Damaged by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft strike & bomb, off Okinawa. Kamikaze hit her starboard side amidships. Bomb exploded causing many fires & knocking out her engines. Crew were able to get one engine under control, put out the fires & get underway for Kerama Retto, 22 dead, 45 injured 28/07/1945
Rathburne Destroyer Damaged by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft strike, off Okinawa, during the Battle of Okinawa. Kamikaze crashed into her port bow at the waterline. Kamikaze caused flooding, knocked out her sound gear & started fires in her forecastle. Her crew got the fires under control & she made her way to Kerama Retto at 5 knots 27/04/1945. Arrived for repair at San Diego 18/06/1945
british flag Lost Report
Squirrel Minesweeper Damaged by Japanese mine off Puket Island, Thailand. Ship scuttled by gunfire from British warship Rotherham, 7 dead 24/07/1945
Vestal Minesweeper Damaged by Japanese Kamikaze aircraft strike, 55 miles SW of Puket Island, Thailand. Scuttled by gunfire from British warship Racehorse, 20 dead 07.05N 97.50E 26/07/1945
netherlands flag Lost Report
O 19 Submarine Aground on Ladd Reef, in South China Sea, 08.40N 111.40E 08/07/1945. Tow attempted by American submarine Cod, cable snaps 09/07/1945. Scuttled by torpedoes from Cod after further tow failed, crew & equipment taken off, crew taken to Fremantle 10/07/1945
brazil flag Lost Report
Bahia Cruiser Sunk by accidental explosion, off NE coast of Brazil. It is reported that during anti-aircraft target practice, crewmen firing a 20 mm gun accidently hit the stern of the ship & her depth charges. The resulting explosion knocked out all power & she sank in minutes, 339 dead crew, 4 American technicians, 36 survivors 00.00N 30.00W 04/07/1945. Survivors were picked up by freighter Balfe 08/07/1945

 

Axis Losses

japan flag Lost Report
Haruna Battleship/Guardship Damaged by bomb from aircraft from American warship Ranger from Task Force 38, at anchor off Kure, bomb hit her on portside aft 24/07/1945. Bombed by aircraft from American warships Wasp & Shangri-La, at anchor 8 miles NW of Kure. Hit again on her portside. Flooding forces earlier damage under water & she sinks quickly in shallow water, next to a pier, 65 dead 34.15N 132.29E 28/07/1945
Hyuga Battleship/Guardship Damaged by bombs from aircraft from American warships Essex, Ticonderoga, Randolph, Hancock, Bennington, Monterey & Batann of Task Force 38, whilst at anchor off Nasake Jima, near Kure. Hit many times her stem & anchor deck was wrecked, bombs hitting her forebridge start a fire that eventually guts the interior of the ship. Burning ship begins to settle by the stern. 200+ dead, 600+ injured 34.12N 132.31E 24/07/1945. Progressive flooding settles her on an even keel 25/07/1945. Abandoned completely, crew remove all weapons & equipment that can be used 26/07/1945
Ise Battleship/Guardship Damaged by bombs from aircraft from American warships of Task Force 38, whilst at anchor at Ondo Seto. Bombs knock out No. 3 turret, destroys her bridge & causes flooding of her bow, 50 dead 24/07/1945. Emergency pumping gets her back on an even keel 27/07/1945. Bombed by aircraft from American warships Ticonderoga, Lexington & Hancock of Task Force 38, 5 miles NW of Kure. She sinks in shallow water 34.12N 132.31E 28/07/1945
Amagi Carrier Damaged by bombs from aircraft from American warships of Task Force 38, whilst at anchor & under repair at Kure Harbour. Bomb penetrated her flight deck & exploded 25' inside the ship. 200' of the flight deck bulged up, hanger walls blown out & forward aircraft elevator collapses. Her boiler rooms are flooded 24/07/1945. Damaged by bombs & near misses from aircraft from American warships of Task Force 38, whilst abandoned at anchor at Kure Harbour. Near misses accelerated flooding 28/07/1945. Bow of ship sank & grounded. Her bow was underwater she was listing to port with her starboard propeller exposed 29/07/1945
Aoba Cruiser Hulk of ship sunk by carrier aircraft of American 3rd fleet in Kure Dockyard, 28/07/1945
Oyodo Cruiser Damaged by bombed & strafed from Helldiver and Hellcat aircraft from American Task Force 58, at Etajima 24/07/1945. Bombed by aircraft from American warships Wasp, Shangri-La & Monterey. Ship capsized & sank in shallow water, 300 dead 28/07/1945
Takao Cruiser Sunk by explosive charges from British midget subs XE-1 & XE-3 at Singapore 31/07/1945
Tone Cruiser Damaged by bombs from aircraft from American warship Monterey sinking in shallow water of Hiroshima Bay W of Kure at Nishinomi Shima 87 dead 24/07/1945. Bombed by aircraft from American warships Wasp & Ticonderoga 28/07/1945
Hatsushimo Destroyer Mined by American mine, 12 miles WNW of Maizuru, in Miyazu Bay. Ship was manoeuvering whilst under attack from American aircraft from Task Force 38, 17 dead 35.33N 135.12E 30/07/1945
I-13 Submarine Damaged & forced to submerge by strafing & rockets from Grumman TBM Avenger aircraft from American warship Anzio, 550 miles E of Yokosuka, in the Pacific Ocean. Boat leaves a trail of oil when she dives. Avengers drop Mk 24 acoustic homing torpedo, but boat is confirmed sunk, when attacked by hedgehog bombs from American warship Lawrence C Taylor, 130 dead, 0 survivors 34.28N 150.55E 16/07/1945
I-351 Submarine Torpedoed by American submarine Bluefish, 100 miles ENE of Natuna Besar, Borneo. Boat had been found at night on the surface. She was hit by 2 torpedoes & sinks stern first, 110 dead, 0 survivors 04.30N 110.00E 15/07/1945
Kaiyo Escort Carrier Damaged by bombs from British warship Victorious,10 miles NW of Oita Beppu Bay, 33.21N 131.32E ship aground with broken back 24/07/1945
Nashi Destroyer Escort Bombed by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 at Mitajirizaki, Kure 34.14N 132.30E 28/07/1945
Sakura Destroyer Escort Mined in Osaka Harbour 34.36N 135.28E 11/07/1945
Tachibana Destroyer Escort Sunk by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 in Hakodate Harbour, Hokkaido 41.48N 141.41E 14/07/1945
Yunagi Destroyer Escort Damaged by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 off Ashizaki, Tsugaru Straits Hokkaido 41.48N 141.41E ship was beached 14/07/1945
CD 002 Escort Sunk in shallow water by aircraft from British warships Task Force 37 in Maizuru Harbour 30/07/1945
CD 030 Escort Damaged by aircraft from British warships Task Force 37 in Yura Straits 34.20N 135.00E 28/07/1945
CD 065 Escort Sunk by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 S of Muroran, Hokkaido 42.21N 140.59E 14/07/1945
CD 072 Escort Torpedoed by American submarine Haddo Changsan, Yellow Sea 38.08N 124.38E 01/07/1945
CD 074 Escort Sunk by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 S of Muroran, Hokkaido 42.21N 140.59E 14/07/1945
CD 112 Escort Torpedoed by American submarine Barb E of Sakhalin 46.06N 142.16E 18/07/1945
CD 219 Escort Sunk by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 SW of Hakodate 41.48N 140.41E 15/07/1945
Okinawa Escort Sunk by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38, 6 miles NNW of Maizuru 35.30N 135.21N 30/07/1945
PB 02 Patrol Ship Torpedoed by British submarine Stubborn, 175 miles E of Soerabaja, Java. 07.06S 115.42E 25/07/1945
Kari Torpedo Boat Torpedoed by American submarine Baya WSW of Macassar, Java Sea 05.48S 115.53E 16/07/1945
Toshima Minelayer Sunk by Allied carrier aircraft at Maizuru 30/07/1945
W 24 Minesweeper Sunk by aircraft from American warships Task Force 38 near Omasaki, Hokkaido 42.38N 140.41E 15/07/1945
W 27 Minesweeper Torpedoed by American submarine Haddo 55 miles S of Tadosaki 39.20N 142.07E 10/07/1945
W 39 Minesweeper Torpedoed by American submarine Threadfin NW of Mokpo, Yellow Sea 35.01N 125.42E 20/07/1945
I-372 Submarine Transport Damaged by near miss from Grumman TBF Avenger aircraft from American warships Essex, Randolph, Shangri-La & Belleau Wood, at Yokosuka. Near miss ruptured boat's starboard cargo hold & she sank slowly despite her crews efforts 18/07/1945
Damaged Report
Katsuragi Carrier Damaged by bombs from aircraft from American warships of Task Force 58, NE of Mitsuko-Jima Island in Kure Harbour. Ship hit on her port side flight deck, destroyed AA gun mount, 13 dead, 5 injured 24/07/1945. Ship still seaworthy
Kitakami Cruiser Damaged by bomb near miss & strafing from aircraft from American Task Force 58, in Kure, Japan. 32 dead 24/07/1945. Remains operational, but short of fuel
Yukikaze Destroyer Damaged by strafing from aircraft from American warships of Task Force 58,1 dead, 7 injured 30/07/1945
I-202 Submarine Damaged by bomb near miss from aircraft from American warships of Task Force 38, in Maizuru Bay. Her ballast tank was damaged & periscope lens is scattered. Boat is unable to dive & is taken into dry dock at Maizuru for repair 30/07/1945
CD 045 Escort Damaged by aircraft from British warships Task Force 37, off Owase 34.05N 136.15E 28/07/1945. Not repaired
CD 006 Escort Damaged by aircraft from British warships Task Force 37 off Toba 34.28N 136.41E 28/07/1945 Not repaired
Yakaze Target ship Damaged by carrier aircraft from American warships of Task Force 38 at Yokosuka 18/07/1945. Not repaired
german flag Lost Report
U-530 Submarine Boat heard Grand Admiral Donitz surrender order off Long Island, USA & ignored it 04/05/1945. Surrendered at Mar del Plata, Argentina this was in contravention of the surrender terms 10/07/1945

 

Neutral Losses

No neutral losses this month

 

Commissioned - Details ships newly commissioned during the month.

Allied Commissioned

USA flag Class Builder Launched Armament Armour Speed Tons Crew
Fall River Heavy Cruiser New York Shipbuilding Co, Camden, NJ Aug 1944 9 x 8"; 12 x 5"; 48 x 40 mm; 4 aircraft 6"-4" 33 13600 2039
Los Angeles Heavy Cruiser Philadelphia Navy Yard, Philadelphia, PA Aug 1944 9 x 8"; 12 x 5"; 48 x 40 mm; 4 aircraft 6"-4" 33 13600 2039
Duluth Light Cruiser Newport News Shipbuilding Co, Newport, VA Jan 1944 12 x 6"; 12 x 5"; 28 x 40 mm; 10 x 20 mm; 4 aircraft 5"-3.5" 32.5 11931 1285
Floyd B Parks Destroyer Consolidated Steel, Orange, TX Mar 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
Furse Destroyer Consolidated Steel, Orange, TX Mar 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
George K Mackenzie Destroyer Union Iron Works, Bath, ME May 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
Gyatt Destroyer Federal  Shipbuilding, Kearny, NJ Apr 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
Humphreys Destroyer New York Shipbuilding Co, Camden, NJ Jul 1919 4 x 4"; 1 x 3"; 12 x 21" TT 35 1190 139
Kenneth D Bailey Destroyer Federal  Shipbuilding, Kearny, NJ Jun 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
McCaffery Destroyer Bethlehem Steel, San Pedro, CA Apr 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
Newman K Perry Destroyer Consolidated Steel, Orange, TX Jan 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
Rathburne Destroyer William Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia, PA Dec 1917 4 x 4"; 2 x 3"; 12 x 21" TT 35 1090 139
Sarsfield Destroyer Union Iron Works, Bath, MA May 1945 6 x 5"; 12 x 40 mm; 11 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   36.8 2616 336
Schley Destroyer Union Iron Works, San Francisco, CA Mar 1918 4 x 4"; 2 x 3"; 12 x 21" TT 35.2 1090 139
Talbot Destroyer William Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia, PA Feb 1918 4 x 4"; 2 x 3"; 12 x 21" TT 35.3 1090 139
Odax Submarine Portsmouth Navy Yard, Portsmouth, NH Apr 1945 1 x 5"; 1 x 40 mm; 1 x 20 mm; 10 x 21" TT   20.25 1570 80
Bairoko Escort Carrier Todd Co, Tacoma, WA Jan 1945 2 x 5"; 36 x 40 mm; 20 x 20 mm; 33 aircraft   19 10330 1066
Truxtun Amphibious Landing Ship Charleston Navy Yard, Charleston, SC Mar 1944 1 x 5"; 6 x 40 mm; 6 x 20 mm; DC 2; 4 LCVP; 162 troops 23.6 1432 203
Adams Destroyer Minelayer Union Iron Works, Bath, ME Jul 1944 6 x 5"; 8 x 20 mm; 120 mines 36.5 2610 336
Doran Minesweeper Boston Navy Yard, Boston, MA Dec 1941 4 x 5"; 4 x 40 mm; 7 x 20 mm; 5 x 21" TT   35 1839 208
Knight Minesweeper Boston Navy Yard, Boston, MA Sep 1941 4 x 5"; 4 x 40 mm; 7 x 20 mm; 5 x 21" TT   35 1839 208
british flag Class Builder Launched Armament Armour Speed Tons Crew
Armada Destroyer Hawthorn & Leslie, Hebburn-on-Tyne Dec 1943 4 x 4.5"; 8 x 40 mm ; 8 x 21" TT 35.75 3300 247
Hogue Destroyer Cammell Laird, Birkenhead Apr 1944 4 x 4.5"; 8 x 40 mm ; 8 x 21" TT 35.75 3300 247
Trafalgar Destroyer Swan Hunter Ltd, Wallsend-on-Tyne Jan 1944 4 x 4.5"; 8 x 40 mm ; 8 x 21" TT 35.75 3300 247
Talent Submarine Vickers & Armstrong Ltd, Barrow Mar 1943 1 x 4"; 11 x 21" TT 15.25 1327 61
Bigbury Bay Frigate Hall, Russell & Co, Aberdeen Nov 1944 4 x 4"; 4 x 40 mm ; 2 x 20 mm; 1 x Hedgehog; 50 DC   19.5 2420 157
Loch Tralaig Frigate Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Co, Ltd, Dundee Feb 1945 1 x 4"; 4 x 2 pdr; 2 squd; 15 DC 20 2260 114
Whitesand Bay Frigate Harland & Wolff Ltd, Belfast Dec 1944 4 x 4"; 4 x 40 mm ; 2 x 20 mm; 1 x Hedgehog; 50 DC   19.5 2420 157
Ingonish Minesweeper North Vancouver Ship Repairs, Vancouver, BC Jul 1941 1 x 3"; 40 DC 16.5 875 87
Lockeport Minesweeper North Vancouver Ship Repairs, Vancouver, BC Aug 1941 1 x 3"; 40 DC 16.5 875 87
Myrmidon Minesweeper Redfern Construction Co, Toronto, ON Oct 1944 1 x 4"; 90 DC 16.5 1265 138
Rosamund Minesweeper Port Arthur Shipbuilding, Port Arthur, ON Dec 1944 1 x 4"; 90 DC 16.5 1265 138
soviet flag Class Builder Launched Armament Armour Speed Tons Crew
ShCh 411 Submarine Marti Yard, Nikolayev, Leningrad May 1941 2 x 45 mm; 2 x 0.3" MG; 6 x 21" TT 13.6 587 39
ShCh 412 Submarine Marti Yard, Nikolayev, Leningrad May 1941 2 x 45 mm; 2 x 0.3" MG; 6 x 21" TT 13.6 587 39
EK-01 Frigate Walter Butler Shipbuilding, Superior, WI Jul 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-02 Frigate Consolidated Steel Corp, Wilmington, CA May 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-03 Frigate Consolidated Steel Co, San Pedro, CA May 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-05 Frigate Consolidated Steel Corp, Wilmington, CA Jun 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-06 Frigate Consolidated Steel Co, San Pedro, CA Jun 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-07 Frigate Consolidated Steel Corp, Wilmington, CA Jun 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-08 Frigate Froemming Brothers, Milwaukee, WI Jul 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-09 Frigate Froemming Brothers, Milwaukee, WI Aug 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-10 Frigate Froemming Brothers, Milwaukee, WI Oct 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
EK-11 Frigate Froemming Brothers, Milwaukee, WI Nov 1943 3 x 3"; 4 x 40 mm ; 9 x 20 mm; 1 Hedgehog; DC   20 1509 190
canada flag Class Builder Launched Armament Armour Speed Tons Crew
Giffard Corvette Alexander Hall & Co, Aberdeen Jun 1943 1 x 4"; 40 DC 16.5 900 109

 

Axis Commissioned

japan flag Class Builder Launched Armament Armour Speed Tons Crew
I-501 Submarine AG Weser, Bremen May 1942 1 x 105 mm; 1 x 37 mm; 1 x 20 mm; 6 x 21" TT   19.2 1590 57
I-502 Submarine AG Weser, Bremen Oct 1943 1 x 105 mm; 1 x 37 mm; 1 x 20 mm; 6 x 21" TT   19.2 1590 57
I-505 Submarine Krupp Germaniawerft, Kiel Dec 1942 1 x 105 mm; 1 x 37 mm; 4 x 20 mm; 2 x 21" TT; 66 Mines 16.4 1735 52
I-506 Submarine AG Weser, Bremen Sep 1942 1 x 105 mm; 1 x 37 mm; 1 x 20 mm; 6 x 21" TT   15.8 1585 57
Ha-111 Submarine Mitsubishi Heavy Metals Industries, Kobe Dec 1944 1 x 25 mm AA; 600 tons cargo 10 370 21
Ha-205 Submarine Sasebo Naval Dockyard 1 x 3.1"; 1 x HMG; 2 x 21" TT 10.5 320 22
I-402 Submarine Sasebo Naval Dockyard 1 x 5.5"; 10 x 25 mm; 8 x 21" TT; 3 Aircraft   18.7 3530 144
CD 079 Escort Asano Shipbuilding Co, Tsurumi, Yokohama 2 x 4.7"; 6 x 25 mm; 120 DC 16.5 745 136
CD 095 Escort Asano Shipbuilding Co, Tsurumi, Yokohama 2 x 4.7"; 6 x 25 mm; 120 DC 16.5 745 136
CD 202 Escort Mitsubishi Heavy Metals Industries, Nagasaki Apr 1945 2 x 4.7"; 6 x 25 mm; 120 DC 17.5 740 160
CD 204 Escort Mitsubishi Heavy Metals Industries, Nagasaki Apr 1945 2 x 4.7"; 6 x 25 mm; 120 DC 17.5 740 160
CD 217 Escort Mitsubishi Heavy Metals Industries, Nagasaki 2 x 4.7"; 6 x 25 mm; 120 DC 16.5 745 136
Ikino Escort Uraga Dock Co, Ltd, Tokyo Mar 1945 3 x 4.7"; 6 x 25 mm; 120 DC 19.5 940 150

 

Neutral Commissioned

No neutral ships commissioned this month