Original sentence: 12 feet 4 inches.13 knots surfaced, 11 knots submerged.14 feet 6 inches.15 April 1915.155 feet.16 February 1922.21 April 1917.29 officers and men.300px|InsertAltTextHere.340 tons surfaced, 415 tons submerged.9 July 1918.Departing Annapolis 3 June, she returned to New London where she was placed in reserve on 7 June.Departing New London 2 February 1922, under tow of tug , she sailed to Philadelphia where she was decommissioned 16 February and was sold for scrap to Joseph G.General characteristics.Hitner of Philadelphia, 31 July.Laid down:.Remaining in reserve until 15 September, she sailed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for an extensive overhaul, returning to New London 25 March 1921.She alternated operating out of New London and New York City until she put into the former port 13 October for upkeep.With the exception of a training cruise up the New England coast from 14 July to 19 July 1919, and a voyage to New York Navy Yard from 29 September to 9 October, N-6 remained at New London until sailing in early May 1920 for Annapolis, Maryland, arriving 27 May.four 18 inch torpedo tubes.sold for scrap 31 July 1922
Edited sentence: Departing Annapolis on 3 June, she returned to New London where she was placed in reserve on 7 June.Departing New London on 2 February 1922, under tow of tug , she sailed to Philadelphia where she was decommissioned on 16 February and was sold for scrap to Joseph G.Hitner of Philadelphia on 31 July.Remaining in reserve until 15 September, she sailed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for an extensive overhaul, returning to New London on 25 March 1921.She alternated operating out of New London and New York City until she put into the former port on 13 October for upkeep.With the exception of a training cruise up the New England coast from 14 to 19 July 1919, and a voyage to New York Navy Yard from 29 September to 9 October, N-6 remained at New London until sailing in early May 1920 for Annapolis, Maryland, arriving on 27 May