 {|   {{infobox ship characteristics |hide header= |header caption= |ship class= submarine |ship displacement= standard, surfaced,u.s. submarines through 1945 pp. 305â311  submerged |ship length= (waterline),  (overall)lenton, h. t. american submarines (new york: doubleday, 1973), p.39. |ship beam=25 ft â in (7.6 m) |ship draft=lenton, p.39. |ship propulsion=as built: 4 Ã hooven-owens-rentschler (h.o.r.) 8-cylinder double-acting diesel engines,  each, driving electrical generators,u.s. submarines through 1945 pp. 261â263 2 Ã general motors 6-241 four-cycle auxiliary dieselsalden, john d., commander, usn (retired). the fleet submarine in the u.s. navy (annapolis, md: naval institute press, 1979), p.210. *re-engined: 4 Ã fairbanks-morse model 38d8â opposed piston diesels,  each; one fairbanks-morse model 7-38a5Â¼ opposed piston auxiliary diesel,alden, p.210. 2 Ã 120-cell gould amtx33hb batteries,alden, p.211. 4 Ã high-speed allis-chalmers electric motors,  each, with 4.19:1 reduction gears, two shafts |ship speed= surfaced,  submerged |ship range= @ , (bunkerage alden, p.62. |ship endurance=10 hours @ {{convert|5|kn|km/h|ab
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