Natsushio (submarine · first generation)

Natsushima(:JS Natsushio, SS-523 ) Of the. The first ship of. The name of the ship comes from, and as the Japanese ship that inherited this name, it is the second generation following "".

Natsushio - - Basic information Buildings | Operator | Ship species | Class name | Ship history Plan | Showa 35 year plan Ordering | Start-up Launch Commission Exclusion After being removed, | dismantling at Ujina shipyard Essentials | Criterion 803 Full loaded 997 t | 60.52 Maximum width | 6.48 m Depth | 6.4 m | 4.12 m Institution | Mitsubishi Kobe / 6 LDA 25 B diesel engine × 2 units SG-2 generator × 2 units Two SM-2 electric motors SCA-36W battery × 240 pieces Promotion | × 2 axes Output | Water 900 Underwater 2, 20PS Speed ​​| Water 14 Underwater 11 kt | 65 t (standing) Range of cruising | 6,000 cruise at 10 kt Dive depth: about 150 m Occupant | 43 people Armament | 56 formula 533 mm × 3 gates Water | Active JQO-3 passive Search device Other equipment | 56 formula 3 type · Countermeasures | ZLR-1

Ship history

"Natsushima" was launched on December 5, 1961 as a submarine of 8703, planned submarine based on 1963, launched on September 18, 1962, commissioned on June 29, 1963, It was incorporated into the first submarine corps.

, The first submarine corps changed to the sub division of the first diving group newly formed under the self-defense fleet subordinate. During the period from June 8 to August 23 of the same year, participate in temporary training together with "". On the way, I collided with the unmanned in the southern sea area and broke.

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footnote

1. ****"Maritime Self Defense Force News", "Ships of the World" June 1971 issue No. 166, Kajin Company, June 1971, 81 pages.

References

• Takao Ishibashi "Maritime Self Defense Force All Navy 1952-2002" (Namiki Shobo, 2002)
• "Extra Publication No. 66 Collection of Maritime Self-Defense Force All Navy" (Ocean Companies, 2004)

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