Type C submarine
Type-C (I-16 class)

Type C submarine

Section Title: Type-C (I-16 class)
Table Section Text: None

Boat No.	Boat	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Completed	Results	Fate

44	I-16	Mitsubishi, Kōbe Shipyard Kure Naval Arsenal (after launch)	15-09-1937	28-07-1938	20-03-1940	Sank Yugoslav merchant ship Susak on 06-06-1942. Sank Greek merchant vessel Aghios Georgios IV on 07-06-1942.	Sunk by USS England northeast of Buin at 05°10′S 158°10′E / 5.167°S 158.167°E on 19-05-1944.

45	I-18	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	25-08-1937	12-11-1938	31-01-1941	Sank Norwegian merchant ship Wilford on 08-06-1942. Sank Dutch merchant vessel De Weert on 01-07-1942. Sank RMS Mundra on 08-07-1942.	Sunk by USS Fletcher southeast of Guadalcanal at 14°15′S 161°53′E / 14.250°S 161.883°E on 11-02-1943.

46	I-20	Mitsubishi, Kōbe Shipyard	16-11-1937	25-01-1939	26-09-1940	Damaged HMS Ramillies on 09-05-1942 by Kō-hyōteki. Damaged RMS British Loyalty on 09-05-1942 by Kō-hyōteki.	(1). Sunk by USS Ellet at New Hebrides on 03-09-1943. (2). Sunk by USS Eaton at Vella Lavella on 01-10-1943.

47	I-22	Kawasaki, Kōbe Shipyard	25-11-1937	23-12-1938	10-03-1941	Sunk by a PBY-5A Catalina flying boat near Malaita in the Solomon Islands at 11°22′S 162°20′E / 11.367°S 162.333°E on 6-10-1942.

48	I-24	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	05-12-1938	12-11-1939	31-10-1941	Sank HMAS Kuttabul on 31-05-1942 by Kō-hyōteki. Sank Australian merchant ship Iron Chieftain on 03-06-1942.	Rammed and sunk by USS PC-487 at Kiska 53°16′N 174°24′E / 53.267°N 174.400°E on 11-06-1943.

376	I-46 (Latter batch)	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	21-11-1942	03-06-1943	29-02-1944	Probably lost in an accident or sunk by enemy attack east of Leyte Gulf, after 26-10-1944.

377	I-47 (Latter batch)	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	21-11-1942	29-09-1943	10-07-1944	Sank USS Mississinewa on 20-11-1944 by Kaiten.	Converted to a Kaiten mother ship, at the end of 1944, decommissioned on 30-11-1945, sunk as a target off the Gotō Islands on 01-04-1946.

378	I-48 (Latter batch)	Sasebo Naval Arsenal	19-06-1943	12-12-1943	05-09-1944	Converted to a Kaiten mother ship, end of 1944, sunk by USS Corbesier and USS Conklin at Ulithi 09°45′N 138°20′E / 9.750°N 138.333°E on 23-01-1945.

Sentence(s)

Eight boats were built between 1937 and 1944 (Boats 44 - 48) and (Boats 376 - 378).

final_sentence: Eight boats were built between 1937 and 1944 (Boats 44 - 48) and (Boats 376 - 378).