Kaidai-class submarine

submarine class. 

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first class Japanese submarine – I-153-class submarine – I-156-class submarine – I-162-class submarine – Imperial Japanese Navy – Kure Naval Arsenal – Type KD5 submarine – Type KD6a submarine – Type KD6b submarine – Type KD7 submarine – 

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A Mitsubishi G3M1 Type 96 bomber flying over Japanese warships during an Imperial Japanese navy fleet review

I-51

I-52

Japanese heavy cruiser Kinugasa and submarine I-154 anchored together

Japanese submarine I-63

Japanese submarine I-67 on sea trials. She was later sunk in a diving accident prior to Japan's participation in WW2

Japanese submarine I-70 docked in Yokosuka for repairs following a collision with the submarine I-169

Japanese submarine I-73 operating in Japanese waters

Japanese submarine I-153 on sea trails

Japanese submarine I-159 on sea trials

Japanese submarine I-166 anchored off Yokohama for an Imperial Japanese navy fleet review

Japanese submarine I-166 on sea trials

Japanese submarine I-171 departing Kobe on her maiden voyage

The Japanese submarine I-60 underway

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel		I-51	first class Japanese submarine, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel		I-152	first class Japanese submarine, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel		I-155	attack submarine, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
image	1940	A Mitsubishi G3M1 Type 96 bomber flying over Japanese warships during an Imperial Japanese navy fleet review			Wikimedia
image	1930	I-51			Wikimedia
image	1930	I-52			Wikimedia
image	1930	Japanese heavy cruiser Kinugasa and submarine I-154 anchored together			Wikimedia
image		Japanese submarine I-63			Wikimedia
image	1932	Japanese submarine I-67 on sea trials. She was later sunk in a diving accident prior to Japan's participation in WW2			Wikimedia
image	1941	Japanese submarine I-70 docked in Yokosuka for repairs following a collision with the submarine I-169			Wikimedia
image	1939	Japanese submarine I-73 operating in Japanese waters			Wikimedia
image	1927	Japanese submarine I-153 on sea trails			Wikimedia
image	1929	Japanese submarine I-159 on sea trials			Wikimedia
image	1940	Japanese submarine I-166 anchored off Yokohama for an Imperial Japanese navy fleet review			Wikimedia
image	1932	Japanese submarine I-166 on sea trials			Wikimedia
image	1935	Japanese submarine I-171 departing Kobe on her maiden voyage			Wikimedia
image		The Japanese submarine I-60 underway			Wikimedia

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