Original sentence: 12 feet 6 inches.13 knots surfaced, 11 knots submerged.147 feet 3 inches.15 feet 9 inches.18 December 1930.25 officers and men.26 July 1915.26 September 1917.30 April 1926.30 December 1916.348 tons surfaced, 414 tons submerged.Arriving at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 18 December, she was decommissioned 30 April 1926.General characteristics.Laid down:.N-1 was fitted out at Puget Sound Navy Yard and then departed 21 November 1917 for San Francisco, California, in company with her sisters  and.Placed in reduced commission 1 May 1922, N-1 became a training submarine for the Submarine School, New London.Reassigned to the East Coast, she departed San Francisco 13 December for Balboa, Panama Canal Zone, and thence proceeded via Cristobal, Jamaica, Key West, Florida, and Norfolk, Virginia, to New London, Connecticut, arriving 7 February 1918.Reporting for duty to Commander, First Naval District, the submarine began her first patrol 23 June by hunting for a U-boat reported in the vicinity of Cape Cod.four 18 inch torpedo tubes.scrapped early 1931
Edited sentence: Arriving at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 18 December, she was decommissioned on 30 April 1926.N-1 was fitted out at Puget Sound Navy Yard and then departed on 21 November 1917 for San Francisco, California, in company with her sisters  and.Placed in reduced commission on 1 May 1922, N-1 became a training submarine for the Submarine School, New London.Reassigned to the East Coast, she departed San Francisco on 13 December for Balboa, Panama Canal Zone, and thence proceeded via Cristobal, Jamaica, Key West, Florida, and Norfolk, Virginia, to New London, Connecticut, arriving on 7 February 1918.Reporting for duty to Commander, First Naval District, the submarine began her first patrol on 23 June by hunting for a U-boat reported in the vicinity of Cape Cod