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- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) length "72542.4".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) abstract "USS Marlin (SS-205), a Mackerel-class submarine, was the first ship of the United States Navy to be named for the marlin, a large game fish.Her keel was laid down by Portsmouth Navy Yard in Kittery, Maine, on 23 May 1940. She was launched on 29 January 1941 sponsored by Mrs. John D. Wainwright, and commissioned on 1 August 1941 with Lieutenant George A. Sharp in command.After service in the Atlantic Fleet out of Submarine Base New London, Connecticut, for half a year, Marlin departed New London 21 March 1942 for Casco Bay, Maine. She arrived the next day for duty with TG 27.1, training new escort vessels in antisubmarine warfare. She returned to New London 18 April, and operated in Long Island Sound through 1942. Unsubstantiated reports claim that in February of that year, Marlin and her sister ship, USS Mackerel, engaged and sank the giant Free French Navy submarine, Surcouf, after discovering her in the Sound refueling a German U-boat, which was also sunk.On 7 January 1943 the submarine arrived in Casco Bay for further duty with TG 27.1 until 16 January. She then spent the next 2½ years patrolling and training ships off New London and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. On 26 July 1945, while making a submerged practice approach on Chaffee (DE-230), she collided with SC-642 with slight damage to both ships. In September Marlin kept company with Chetco (AT-99) on one of her trips from Portsmouth, reaching New London 10 September.On 20 October 1945 Marlin departed New London with Skipjack (SS-184) for Bridgeport, Connecticut, arriving that day. Five days later she continued on to Boston, Mass, arriving 31 October. She was decommissioned at the Boston Navy Yard on 9 November 1945. Marlin was sold 29 March 1946 to the Boston Metal Company of Baltimore, Maryland, for scrapping.Marlin is the submarine primarily featured as the fictional Corsair in the 1943 movie Crash Dive, filmed at Submarine Base New London. Her sail had been modified by the time of the movie to resemble Mackerel's.".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) builder Kittery,_Maine.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) builder Portsmouth_Naval_Shipyard.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) commissioningDate "1941-08-01".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) decommissioningDate "1945-11-09".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) layingDown "1940-05-23".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) length "72.5424".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipBeam "6.4008".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipDraft "3.9624".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipLaunch "1941-01-29".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) status "Sold for scrap, 29 March 1946".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) thumbnail USS_Marlin_(SS-205).jpg?width=300.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) topSpeed "26.854".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) wikiPageExternalLink marlin-i.htm.
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- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) wikiPageID "491557".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) wikiPageRevisionID "594352678".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) hasPhotoCollection USS_Marlin_(SS-205).
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipArmament "1".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipArmament "12".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipArmament "6".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipBuilder Kittery,_Maine.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipBuilder Portsmouth_Naval_Shipyard.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipCommissioned "1941-08-01".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipComplement "4".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipDecommissioned "1945-11-09".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipDisplacement "standard, surfaced".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipDisplacement "submerged".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipDraft "13".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipFate "--03-29".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipLaidDown "1940-05-23".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipLaunched "1941-01-29".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipPropulsion "2".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipPropulsion "submerged".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipPropulsion "surfaced".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipRange "7400.0".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipRange "at".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipSpeed "submerged".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipSpeed "surfaced".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) shipStruck "1945-11-28".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) subject Category:1941_ships.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) subject Category:Mackerel-class_submarines.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) subject Category:Ships_built_in_Maine.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) subject Category:World_War_II_submarines_of_the_United_States.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) type MeanOfTransportation.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) type Ship.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) type Product.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) type DesignedArtifact.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) comment "USS Marlin (SS-205), a Mackerel-class submarine, was the first ship of the United States Navy to be named for the marlin, a large game fish.Her keel was laid down by Portsmouth Navy Yard in Kittery, Maine, on 23 May 1940. She was launched on 29 January 1941 sponsored by Mrs. John D. Wainwright, and commissioned on 1 August 1941 with Lieutenant George A.".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) label "USS Marlin (SS-205)".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) label "USS Marlin (SS-205)".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) label "マーリン (SS-205)".
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) sameAs マーリン_(SS-205).
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) sameAs USS_Marlin_(SS-205).
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) sameAs m.02gwpf.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) sameAs Q6141369.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) sameAs Q6141369.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) wasDerivedFrom USS_Marlin_(SS-205)?oldid=594352678.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) depiction USS_Marlin_(SS-205).jpg.
- USS_Marlin_(SS-205) isPrimaryTopicOf USS_Marlin_(SS-205).