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Ha-201-class submarine

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Name=Ha-201 class submarine

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Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

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The {{nihongo|Ha-201-class submarine|波二百一型潜水艦|Ha-ni-hyaku-ichi-gata sensuikan}} were a class of small submarines designed for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN). They were first deployed in 1945, but never saw combat. The Ha-201's were designed from the outset to have high under water speed and were based on the earlier Submarine No.71 prototype. The official designation of the submarine was {{nihongo|Sentaka-Shō type submarine|潜高小型潜水艦|Sen-Taka-Ko-gata sensuikan, "Submarine High speed-Small type"}}. The type name, was shortened to {{nihongo|Suichū Kōsoku Sensuikan Ko-gata|水中高速潜水艦小型|Underwater High speed Submarine Small type}}.^[1]

Construction

At the end of 1944 the IJN decided it needed large numbers of high-speed coastal submarines in preparation for the allied Operation Downfall. 79 boats were planned under the Maru Sen Programme (Boat #4911-4989), however only 9 boats were completed by the end of war. The Japanese navy planned to prefabricate large sections of the boats, then finish the boats in the slipway. This was ambitious considering the allied bombing campaign that was disrupting Japanese production. These submarines displayed many of the same advanced ideas implemented on the German Type XXI and Type XXIII submarines.

Boats

Boat #	Name	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Completed	Fate
4911	Japanese submarine\|Ha-201	2} ^[2]	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	01-03-1945	23-04-1945	31-05-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Gotō Islands 01-04-1946.
4912	Japanese submarine\|Ha-202	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	01-03-1945	23-04-1945	31-05-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Gotō Islands 01-04-1946.
4913	Japanese submarine\|Ha-203	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	05-04-1945	25-05-1945	26-06-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Gotō Islands 01-04-1946.
4914	Japanese submarine\|Ha-204	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	05-04-1945	01-06-1945	25-06-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Grounded at Aburatsu Bay, October 1946. Salvaged and scrapped August 1948.
4915	Japanese submarine\|Ha-205	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	17-04-1945	14-05-1945	03-07-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled at Iyo Nada, May 1946.
4916	Ha-206	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	19-03-1945	10-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (95%), sunk by typhoon 25-08-1945. Salvaged and scuttled at Kii Channel 06-05-1946.
4917	Japanese submarine\|Ha-207	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	23-04-1945	26-05-1945	14-08-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4918	Japanese submarine\|Ha-208	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	01-05-1945	26-05-1945	04-08-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Gotō Islands 01-04-1946.
4919	Japanese submarine\|Ha-209	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	07-05-1945	31-05-1945	04-08-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scrapped August 1946.
4920	Japanese submarine\|Ha-210	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	14-05-1945	10-06-1945	11-08-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4921	Ha-211	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	01-04-1945	April 1946	Incomplete until the end of war (40%). Scuttled at Kii Channel 06-05-1946.
4922	Ha-212	Kawasaki-Kōbe Shipyard	10-04-1945	25-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (95%). Scuttled at Kii Channel, May 1946.
4923	Ha-213	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	15-05-1945	29-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (93%). Scuttled at Kii Channel 06-05-1946.
4924	Ha-214	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	15-05-1945	15-08-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (75%). Scuttled at Kii Channel 06-05-1946.
4925	Ha-215	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	22-05-1945	15-05-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (95%). Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4926	Japanese submarine\|Ha-216	2}	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	27-05-1945	19-06-1945	16-08-1945	Decommissioned 30-11-1945. Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4927	Ha-217	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	02-06-1945	26-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (90%). Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4928	Ha-218	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	08-06-1945	02-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (90%). Scrapped, December 1946.
4929	Ha-219	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	15-06-1945	12-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (90%). Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4930	Ha-220	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	10-05-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (20%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4931	Ha-221	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	20-04-1945	04-08-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (85%). Scuttled at Kii Channel, 06-05-1946.
4932	Ha-222	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	15-05-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (15%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4933	Ha-223	Kawasaki-Kōbe Shipyard	01-05-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (60%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4934	Ha-224	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	07-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (55%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4935	Ha-225	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	07-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (45%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4936	Ha-226	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	16-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (35%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4937	Ha-227	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	10-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (25%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4938	Ha-228	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	21-06-1945	18-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (75%). Scuttled off Sasebo 05-04-1946.
4939	Ha-229	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	27-06-1945	27-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (75%). Scrapped, December 1946.
4940	Ha-230	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	03-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (60%). Scrapped, December 1946.
4941	Ha-231	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	12-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (50%). Later scrapped.
4942	Ha-232	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	18-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (40%). Later scrapped.
4943	Ha-233	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	01-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (10%). Later scrapped.
4944	Ha-234	Kawasaki-Kōbe Shipyard	15-05-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (50%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4945	Ha-235	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	01-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (10%). Later scrapped.
4946	Ha-236	Kawasaki-Kōbe Shipyard	01-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (40%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4947	Ha-237	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	10-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (25%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4948	Ha-238	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	01-08-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (15%). Scrapped, June 1946.
4949	Ha-239	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	01-08-1945	Incomplete until the end of war. Scrapped, June 1946.
4950	Ha-240	Mitsubishi-Kōbe Shipyard	01-08-1945	Incomplete until the end of war. Scrapped, June 1946.
4951 - 4955	Constructions were not started until the end of war.
4956	Ha-246	Kawasaki-Senshū Shipyard	13-07-1945	Incomplete until the end of war (5%). Later scrapped.
4957	Ha-247	Kawasaki-Kōbe Shipyard	26-06-1945	Incomplete until the end of war. Later scrapped.
4958 - 4989	Constructions were not started until the end of war.

Footnotes

1. ^The {{nihongo|潜高小|}} read as "Sentaka-Shō", but the {{nihongo|潜高小型|}} read as "Sentaka-Ko-gata", {{nihongo|高速|}} read as "Kō-soku" and {{nihongo|小型|}} read as "Ko-gata" in Japanese.
2. ^{{nihongo|波号第201潜水艦|Ha-Gō Dai-201 Sensuikan}}. The same shall apply hereinafter.

Bibliography

{{cite web |url=http://rekigun.net/ |title=Rekishi Gunzō}}, History of Pacific War Vol.17 I-Gō Submarines, Gakken (Japan), January 1998, {{ISBN|4-05-601767-0}}
Rekishi Gunzō, History of Pacific War Extra, "Perfect guide, The submarines of the Imperial Japanese Forces", Gakken (Japan), March 2005, {{ISBN|4-05-603890-2}}
The Maru Special, Japanese Naval Vessels No.43 Japanese Submarines III, Ushio Shobō (Japan), September 1980, Book code 68343-43
The Maru Special, Japanese Naval Vessels No.132 Japanese Submarines I "Revised edition", Ushio Shobō (Japan), February 1988, Book code 68344-36
Ships of the World special issue Vol.37, History of Japanese Submarines, {{cite web |url=http://www.ships-net.co.jp/ |title=Kaijinsha}}, (Japan), August 1993

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