Haddo

CountryUnited States
Ship ClassGato-class Submarine
Hull NumberSS-255

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Submarine tender Proteus with submarines of US Navy Submarine Squadron 20, Tokyo Bay, Japan, 2 Sep 1945

Haddo Operational Timeline

23 Aug 1944 USS Haddo detected a Japanese convoy north of Dasol Bay on the west coast of Luzon, Philippines and fired 5 torpedoes at about 0700 hours, sinking destroyer Asakaze which was under tow by tanker Niyo Maru. Escort ship Type D No. 22 and Patrol Boat No. 102 were dispatched from Manila to search for USS Haddo; en route, Patrol Boat No. 102 experienced problems with her No. 4 boiler, which was repaired while underway.




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