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Tsukushi Maru
Tsukushi Maru

 

Name 筑紫丸 - Tsukushi Maru
Alternative Spelling Tukusi Maru
Ship Type Cargo
Launched/Completed August 25, 1925
Builder Mitsui Sempaku
Tonnage 1,858 tons
Owner  
Loss Date August 23, 1944
Location Off the southern coast of Honshu, Japan,
near Hamamatsu, at 34゚37'N/137゚50'E
Circumstances Sunk by torpedo
Number of Men Lost 3 crew members
 

Note:  According to John Alden, many sources, including JANAC, confuse this ship with another of the same name that survived the War. The larger Tsukushi Maru (8,135 tons) served as a repatriation ship in 1945 and 1946.

Submarine Information

Name of Submarine USS Tang (SS-306) Patrol Number 4
Commanding Officer LCDR Richard H. O'Kane Attack No. 2509

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