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Ha-101

CountryJapan
Ship ClassHa-101-class Submarine
BuilderSenshu
Launched1 Dec 1944
Displacement370 tons standard

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ww2dbaseHa-101, lead ship of the 370-ton "SS" type of small transport submarines, was built at Senshu, Japan. Completed in December 1944, she was surrendered with the Japanese Navy's other surviving warships in September 1945 and scrapped in about 1946.

ww2dbaseSource: Naval Historical Center

Last Major Revision: Jan 2005

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Ha-102, Ha-104, and Ha-101 (listed left to right) at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 7 Sep 1945; note five Kairyu submarines on left side of photographI-369 (center left), RO-58 (center), three Kairyu-class midget submarines (alongside RO-58), and Ha-101 (far left, mostly obscured) at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 7 Sep 1945




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Ha-102, Ha-104, and Ha-101 (listed left to right) at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 7 Sep 1945; note five Kairyu submarines on left side of photograph
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