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I-24
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Japanese I-class submarine
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6/11/1943
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Sunk
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At Shemya Island by U.S. Picket Boat PC-487 after discovering sub by sonar.
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5,000
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NASS 3333
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I-31
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Japanese I-class submarine
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5/14/1943
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Sunk
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By U.S. forces at Kiska Island (U.S. Army); or trapped near the beach during the invasion of Attu Island and sunk by the Destroyers Farragut and Edwards
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5,000
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Garfield 254, 315, NASS 3330
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I-34
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Japanese I-class submarine
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5/15/1943
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Sunk
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Possibly sunk by U.S. forces 30 mi W of Attu Island
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5,000
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NASS 3331
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I-35
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Japanese I-class submarine
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5/16/1943
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Sunk
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Possibly sunk by U.S. forces N of Attu Island
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5,000
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NASS 3332
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I-7
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Japanese I-class
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6/23/1943
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Sunk
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At Kiska Island by U.S. Forces
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5,000
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NASS 3334
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Ibis
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diesel screw
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10/22/1935
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Vessel foundered in gale while running for Egg Harbor Oil screw Venus came to rescueand took Ibis in tow but was forced to cut line because of high winds and seas.
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1/2 mi E. of Aats Point, Coronation Island
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16/11
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Icebreaker II
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Yukon river speed boat
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6/18/1972
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Boat swamped, throwing crew thrown overboard; 1 drowned
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Yukon River, 23 miles N of Ruby
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AT/ADN
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Icelander
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Motor vessel
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4/1/1976
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Lost reduction gear
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S of Port Wrangell; M/V Provider and M/V Mar Del Sur(d?) stood by until CG cutter Jarvis arrived to tow vessel back to Kodiak
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KDM 4/2/76
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Ida C.
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gas screw
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9/30/1928
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Burned due to gasoline fire.
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500 yds off E. side of Duke Island
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8/6
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Ida K
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gas screw
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4/19/1975
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Foundered
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In Stephens Passage near Juneau
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18
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MV 1979
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