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| − | '''USS Sturgeon''' SS-187: dp. 1,435 (surf.), 2,220 (subm.), l. 308' b. 26'1"; dr. 15'11", s. 20.9 k. (surf.), 9 k. (subm.); cpl. 75; a. 8 21" tt., 1 3", 4 mg.; cl. Salmon) | + | {{Ship |
| − | | + | | name=USS ''Sturgeon'' (SS-187) |
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| | + | | flag-raw=[[File:48 star flag.png|40px]] [[Image:US Naval Jack 48 stars.png|30px]] |
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| | + | | owner=United States Navy |
| | + | | built=Mare Island Navy Yard<br/>Vallejo, California |
| | + | | authorized=1936 |
| | + | | keellaid=27 October 1936 |
| | + | | launched=15 March 1938 |
| | + | | commissioned=25 June 1938 |
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| | + | | status=Decommissioned, 15 November 1945<br/>Sold for scrapping, 12 June 1948 |
| | + | | type=Attack submarine<br/>''Salmon''-class |
| | + | | displ=1,435 tons (surfaced)<br/>2,220 tons (submerged) |
| | + | | length=308 ft |
| | + | | beam=26 feet 1 inch |
| | + | | draft=15 feet 11 inches |
| | + | | speed=20.9 knots (surfaced)<br/>9 knots (submerged) |
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| | + | | armament=Eight 21" torpedo tubes<br/>One 3" deck gun<br/>Four machine guns |
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| | + | | crew=75 officers and men |
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| | The second Sturgeon (SS-187) was laid down on 27 October 1936 by the Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calif.; launched on 15 March 1938; sponsored by Mrs. Charles S. Freeman; and commissioned on 25 June 1938, Lt. Comdr. A. D. Barnes in command. | | The second Sturgeon (SS-187) was laid down on 27 October 1936 by the Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calif.; launched on 15 March 1938; sponsored by Mrs. Charles S. Freeman; and commissioned on 25 June 1938, Lt. Comdr. A. D. Barnes in command. |
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| | {{DEFAULTSORT: Sturgeon, USS}} | | {{DEFAULTSORT: Sturgeon, USS}} |
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