No.13-class Submarine Chaser
History
Standardized submarine chasers (駆潜艇), identified only by hull number (CH-#) rather than individual names, built to counter the growing Soviet Pacific submarine fleet. 46 units total across four building programmes (including 15 boats No. 180-194, 31 boats No. 221-458); of the completed boats, 35 were lost. A complete roster of every hull number is not maintained here; some well-documented examples:
Ships in this class
| Ship | Kanji | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| CH-13 | Lead ship of the class; sunk 3 April 1943 by the submarine USS Pickerel. | |
| CH-17 | Sunk 28 April 1945 by the submarine USS Springer. | |
| CH-24 | Sunk 17 February 1944 by USS Burns. | |
| CH-14 / CH-15 | Survived the war, scrapped 1945-48. |
Builds of this class
No build for this ship class yet.
Available kits
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