Analysis of Japanese Submarine Losses to Allied Submarines in World War II

 

by Vernon J. Miller

 

A Merriam Press Original Publication
Military Monograph MM56

 

The details of the sixteen Japanese subs sunk by American subs and the two Japanese subs sunk by British subs during World War II are fully documented in this thoroughly researched analysis.

 

In addition, the author addresses several claims that were made for which he provides proof that can no longer be considered accurate.

 

Covers Japanese submarines I-73, I-23, I-28, I-64, I-4, I-18, I-168, I-182, I-34, I-43, I-42, I-174, I-183, I-168, I-29, I-364, I-365, RO-115, RO-112, RO-113, RO-49, RO-46; I-122, I-351, I-373, plus the claims of USS Wahoo (SS-238) and USS Sailfish (SS-192).

 

CONTENTS

• Foreword

• Acknowledgments

• I-173

• I-23

• I-28

• I-64

• I-4

• Claims of USS Wahoo (SS-238) and USS Sailfish (SS-192)

• I-168

• I-18

• I-182

• I-34

• I-43

• I-42

• I-174

• I-183

• I-166

• I-29

• I-364

• I-365

• RO-115

• RO-112

• RO-113

• RO-49

• RO-46

• I-122

• I-351

• I-373

• Bibliography

• The Author

SPECIFICATIONS

• Fourth Edition (2008)
• First published in 1988 by the Merriam Press
• Paperback: ISBN 978-1-4357-5491-1 - $12.95
• Perfect bound, full-color wrap-around cover
• 66 – 6 × 9 inch pages

• trade paperback, perfect bound

• 10 photos

• color cover illustration

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