South China Sea 二戰史 | World War II Database

1943年11月26日

太平洋

In a blinding rainstorm at night, submarine USS Bowfin accidentally found herself in the midst of a Japanese convoy of large merchant ships off French Indochina (Vietnam). Nearly ramming one large tanker, Bowfin fired torpedoes in all directions sinking two ship and probably damaging others. In the exchange, Bowfin was struck by gunfire with a ricocheting shot that came up into her island. Damage was minor but affected Bowfin’s diving ability until adequate repairs could be made. ww2dbase [Bowfin | South China Sea | DS]

1944年1月22日

太平洋

Submarine USS Tinosa attacked a convoy of four merchant ships plus escorts west of Borneo's northern cape. One spread of three torpedoes sunk the converted tankers Koshin Maru and Seinan Maru (10,900 tons combined). ww2dbase [Tinosa | South China Sea | DS]

1944年2月11日

太平洋

As the Submarine USS Spearfish withdrew from the convoy she had attacked the day before, she ran into a different Japanese convoy of eleven ships. Spearfish fired four torpedoes at one of the merchant ships with one hit. The extent of damage was not observed. ww2dbase [Spearfish | South China Sea | DS]

1944年2月12日

太平洋

For the third day in a row, submarine USS Spearfish came upon a Japanese convoy. This one was made up of four cargo ships and two escorts. Spearfish fired four torpedoes at one of the cargo ships with two hits. The results were not observed but all indications were that the ship sank. With no more torpedoes remaining, Spearfish set a course for Midway. ww2dbase [Spearfish | South China Sea | DS]

1944年4月29日

太平洋

Submarine USS Bang sighted a Japanese convoy northwest of Luzon in South China Sea and sank cargo ship Takegawa Maru and tanker Nittatsu Maru while also damaging cargo ship Yashima Maru. Parche and Tinosa also attacked. Tinosa was officially credited with no ships sunk but recorded torpedo hits on three ships with one believed to be sunk. ww2dbase [Tinosa | Parche | Bang | South China Sea | DS]

1944年5月3日

太平洋

Submarines USS Parche, Bang, and Tinosa attacked one Japanese convoy in the South China Sea and then another the following day for a total of five ships sunk. ww2dbase [Tinosa | Parche | Bang | South China Sea | DS]

1944年9月12日

太平洋

Submarine USS Growler engaged two different Japanese convoys in the South China Sea expending a total of 23 torpedoes. Growler sunk 860-ton coastal defense vessel Hirato in the first attack (killing Rear Admiral Kajioka Sadamichi, noted for commanding multiple amphibious operations earlier in the war) and the 1,950-ton Fubuki-class destroyer Shikinami in the second. ww2dbase [Growler | South China Sea | DS]

1945年1月7日

太平洋

While escorting the Lingayen Gulf attack force off Manila, destroyers USS Shaw, Charles Ausburne, Braine, and Russel detected Japanese escort ship Hinoki at night. Following a barrage of gunfire, Hinoki sank with all hands with no damage to the American ships. ww2dbase [Philippines Campaign, Phase 2 | Shaw | South China Sea | DS]

1945年1月24日

太平洋

USS Nicholas was sent to investigate a small boat 200 miles west of Manila. Three Japanese Army soldiers were recovered from an open boat after 20 days adrift. Nicholas transferred the POWs to USS Phoenix. ww2dbase [Nicholas | South China Sea | DS]

1945年3月17日

太平洋

The wolfpack consisting of submarines USS Thresher, USS Peto, and USS Shad was dissolved with Peto and Shad assigned to lifeguard duties and Thresher assigned to join a neighboring wolfpack consisting of submarines USS Piranha, USS Sea Owl, and USS Puffer. ww2dbase [Piranha | Shad | Thresher | Peto | Sea Owl | South China Sea | DS]

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