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The Japanese submarine I-5 was the first aircraft-carrying submarine in the Imperial Japanese Navy and operated during World War II. The sole member of the Junsen 1 Mod. (巡潜一型改) class, the submarine was launched on 19 June 1931 at Kobe by Kawasaki. A single Yokosuka E6Y floatplane was carried. A catapult was fitted in 1938 but the capability to operate the aircraft was removed two years later and the boat was reconfigured as an attack submarine. By that time, I-5 had already seen wartime service.

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rdfs:label	I-5 (sous-marin) (fr) Japanese submarine I-5 (en) 伊号第五潜水艦 (ja) 伊號第五潛艦 (zh)
rdfs:comment	伊号第五潜水艦（いごうだいごせんすいかん）は、日本海軍の潜水艦。伊一型潜水艦（巡潜1型）の5番艦。巡潜1型改とも呼ばれ、日本海軍の潜水艦で初めて水上偵察機を搭載した。1944年サイパン沖で米護衛駆逐艦に攻撃され戦没。 (ja) 伊号第五潜水艦（いごうだいごせんすいかん）速一艘日本海軍的潜水艦。（巡潜1型）的5号舰。也被称为巡潜1型改，日本海軍中最早搭载的潜水艦。1944年在塞班岛附近海域攻击敌方舰船时遭到美国的攻击而战没。 (zh) The Japanese submarine I-5 was the first aircraft-carrying submarine in the Imperial Japanese Navy and operated during World War II. The sole member of the Junsen 1 Mod. (巡潜一型改) class, the submarine was launched on 19 June 1931 at Kobe by Kawasaki. A single Yokosuka E6Y floatplane was carried. A catapult was fitted in 1938 but the capability to operate the aircraft was removed two years later and the boat was reconfigured as an attack submarine. By that time, I-5 had already seen wartime service. (en) Le sous-marin japonais I-5 est un porte-avions sous-marin de la marine impériale japonaise de classe J-1 Mod. (巡潜一型改). Le I-5 a été le premier sous-marin porte-avions de la marine impériale japonaise et a été utilisé pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Seul membre du Junsen 1 Mod. (巡潜一型改), le sous-marin a été lancé le 19 juin 1931 à Kobe par Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation. Un seul hydravion à flotteurs Yokosuka E6Y était transporté. Une catapulte a été installée en 1938, mais la capacité de fonctionnement de l'appareil a été supprimée deux ans plus tard et le sous-marin a été reconfiguré en sous-marin d'attaque. À cette époque, le I-5 avait déjà servi en temps de guerre. (fr)
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