Большой торпедный скандал

Источники и литература

Использованные документы:

U.S.S. Sargo (SS 188) – War Patrol Number One, Report of. Serial 02, January 29, 1942.

U.S.S. Skipjack (SS 184) – War Patrol Report. Serial 0303, June 3, 1942.

U.S.S. Salmon (SS 182) – Report of Third War Patrol. (No serial, no date).

U.S.S. Nautilus (SS 168) – Report of First War Patrol. Serial 0501, July 16, 1942.

U.S.S. Trigger (SS 237) – Report of Fifth War Patrol (Enclosure A). June 20, 1943.

U.S.S. Tinosa (SS 283) – Report of Second War Patrol. August 4, 1943.

U.S.S. Archerfish (SS 311) – Report of Fifth War Patrol. Serial 013–44, December 15, 1944.

Commander Submarines, Southwest Pacific to Commander-in-Chief U.S. Fleet. June 5, 1942.

ComSubPac to Cominch – Patrol Report No. 231, Serial 0171. August 10, 1943.

USNBDS, “Mine Disposal Handbook, Part II, U. S. Underwater Ordnance“, 1945.

Bureau of Ordnance, Ordnance Pamphlet 635 “Torpedoes Mark 14 and 23 Types“, 1945.

USNTMJ, “Report O-01–1: Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes, Article 1”, 1946.

JANAC, “Japanese Naval and Merchant Shipping Losses During WWII by All Causes”, 1947.

Использованная литература:

Theodore Roscoe, Richard G. Voge, “U. S. Submarine Operations in World War II”, 1949.

Charles A. Lockwood, “Sink 'em All: Submarine Warfare in the Pacific”, 1951.

Clay Blair, “Silent Victory: The US Submarine War Against Japan”, 1975.

James F. Calvert, “Silent Running: My Years on a World War II Attack Submarine”, 1995.

Frederick J. Milford, “US Navy Torpedoes”, The Submarine Review, October 1996.

Jonathan B. Parshall, Anthony B. Tully, “Shattered Sword”, 2005.

Imperial Japanese Navy Page (www.combinedfleet.com)