 {|    {{infobox ship characteristics |hide header= |header caption= |ship class=v-1 (barracuda)-class composite direct-drive diesel and diesel-electric submarine |ship displacement=2,119&nbsp;tons (2,153&nbsp;t) surfacedu.s. submarines through 1945 pp. 305â3112,506&nbsp;tons (2,546&nbsp;t) submerged |ship length= |ship beam=27&nbsp;ft 6â&nbsp;in (9.4&nbsp;m) |ship draft= |ship propulsion=(as built) 2 Ã busch-sulzer direct-drive main diesel engines,  eachu.s. submarines through 1945 pp. 111â113u.s. submarines through 1945 pp. 257â259 2 Ã busch-sulzer auxiliary diesel engines,  each, diesel-electric driveauxiliary engines replaced with bueng man engines 1940, main engines removed 1942-43 on conversion to a cargo submarinealden, john d., commander, usn (retired). the fleet submarine in the u.s. navy (annapolis, md: naval institute press, 1979), p.210. 2 Ã 60-cell exidealden, p.211. batteries 2 Ã elliott electric motors,  each 2 shafts |ship speed= surfaced submerged |ship range= at  at 11&nbsp;knots with fuel in main ballast tanks |ship endurance=10&nbsp;hours at  |ship test depth
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