
The submarine USS Greenling of the US Navy.
Technical information
| Type | Submarine |
| Displacement | 1526 / 2424 BRT |
| Length | 312 feet |
| Complement | 6 + 54 men |
| Armament | Ten 21" torpedo tubes, six forward, four aft, 24 torpedoes. one 3"/50 deck gun. two .50 cal. machine guns. two .30 cal. machine guns. |
| Max speed | 20.25 / 8.75 kts knots (surfaced/submerged) |
| Engines | Diesel / Electric 2 shafts |
| Power | 5400 / 2740 hp. (surfaced/submerged) |
| Notes on class | This class saw extensive service in the Pacific in the war, along with their siblings the Balao-class boats they served as the backbone of the US Submarine Service. |
All ships of the Gato class
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| Guavina (SS-362) | ||
| Guitarro (SS-363) | ||
| Hammerhead (SS-364) | ||
| Albacore (SS-218) | Lost on 7 Nov 1944 | |
| Amberjack (i) (SS-219) | Lost on 16 Feb 1943 | |
| Angler (SS-240) | ||
| Barb (SS-220) | ||
| Bashaw (SS-241) | ||
| Blackfish (SS-221) | ||
| Bluefish (SS-222) | ||
| Bluegill (SS-242) | ||
| Bonefish (SS-223) | Lost on 18 Jun 1945 | |
| Bream (SS-243) | ||
| Cavalla (SS-244) | ||
| Cero (SS-225) | ||
| Cobia (SS-245) | ||
| Cod (SS-224) | ||
| Corvina (SS-226) | Lost on 16 Nov 1943 | |
| Croaker (SS-246) | ||
| Dace (SS-247) | ||
| Darter (SS-227) | Lost on 24 Oct 1944 | |
| Dorado (SS-248) | Lost on 12 Oct 1943 | |
| Drum (SS-228) | ||
| Finback (SS-230) | ||
| Flasher (SS-249) | ||
| Flier (SS-250) | Lost on 13 Aug 1944 | |
| Flounder (SS-251) | ||
| Flying Fish (SS-229) | ||
| Gabilan (SS-252) | ||
| Gato (SS-212) | ||
| Golet (SS-361) | Lost on 14 Jun 1944 | |
| Greenling (SS-213) | ||
| Grouper (SS-214) | ||
| Growler (SS-215) | Lost on 8 Nov 1944 | |
| Grunion (SS-216) | Lost on 31 Jul 1942 | |
| Guardfish (SS-217) | ||
| Gunnel (SS-253) | ||
| Gurnard (SS-254) | ||
| Haddo (SS-255) | ||
| Haddock (SS-231) | ||
| Hake (SS-256) | ||
| Halibut (SS-232) | ||
| Harder (SS-257) | Lost on 24 Aug 1944 | |
| Herring (SS-233) | Lost on 1 Jun 1944 | |
| Hoe (SS-258) | ||
| Jack (SS-259) | ||
| Kingfish (SS-234) | ||
| Lapon (SS-260) | ||
| Mingo (SS-261) | ||
| Muskallunge (SS-262) | ||
| Paddle (SS-263) | ||
| Pargo (SS-264) | ||
| Peto (SS-265) | ||
| Pogy (SS-266) | ||
| Pompon (SS-267) | ||
| Puffer (SS-268) | ||
| Rasher (SS-269) | ||
| Raton (SS-270) | ||
| Ray (SS-271) | ||
| Redfin (SS-272) | ||
| Robalo (SS-273) | Lost on 26 Jul 1944 | |
| Rock (SS-274) | ||
| Runner (i) (SS-275) | Lost on 1 Jul 1943 | |
| Sawfish (SS-276) | ||
| Scamp (SS-277) | Lost on 11 Nov 1944 | |
| Scorpion (SS-278) | Lost on 6 Mar 1944 | |
| Shad (SS-235) | ||
| Silversides (SS-236) | ||
| Snook (SS-279) | Lost on Apr 1945 | |
| Steelhead (SS-280) | ||
| Sunfish (SS-281) | ||
| Tinosa (SS-283) | ||
| Trigger (SS-237) | Lost on 28 Mar 1945 | |
| Tullibee (SS-284) | Lost on 26 Mar 1944 | |
| Tunny (SS-282) | ||
| Wahoo (SS-238) | Lost on 11 Oct 1943 | |
| Whale (SS-239) | ||
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See all Submarine classes.
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Gato class ships hit by U-boats (1) | |||
| 14 Oct 1943 | USS Dorado | Sunk | U-214 |
![]() Fleet Submarines of World War Two Walkowiak, Thomas F. |
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