The war's end found most of the Jap submarine fleet moored in Yokosuka Harbor, Honshy Island. Above are some of the Navy's two-men subs moored at the giant fleet base. Medium subs, or "J" boats, are in the background. October 26, 1945. (Photo by US Army Corps Photo).;The war's end found most of the Jap submarine fleet moored in Yokosuka Harbor, Honshy Island. Above are some of the Navy's two-men subs moored at the giant fleet base. Medium subs, or "J" boats, are in the background.

The war's end found most of the Jap submarine fleet moored in Yokosuka Harbor, Honshy Island. Above are some of the Navy's two-men subs moored at the giant fleet base. Medium subs, or "J" boats, are in the background. October 26, 1945. (Photo by US Army Corps Photo).;The war's end found most of the Jap submarine fleet moored in Yokosuka Harbor, Honshy Island. Above are some of the Navy's two-men subs moored at the giant fleet base. Medium subs, or "J" boats, are in the background.
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