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The Sagara Maru was a Japanese Sakito Maru class cargo liner converted to seaplane tender that served during World War II. It was hit by torpedoes from two different submarines before being finally sunk and abandoned. Sagara Maru was built in 1939 at the Mitsubishi Yokohoma shipyard for the Nippon Yusen company, being completed in 1940. She was the fifth of seven ships of the Sakito Maru-class of high speed transports: Sakito Maru (崎戸丸), Sanuki Maru (讃岐丸), Sado Maru (佐渡丸), Sagami Maru (相模丸), Sagara Maru (相良丸), Sasako Maru (笹子丸), and Sakura Maru (佐倉丸).

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rdfs:label	相良丸 (特設水上機母艦) (ja) Sagara Maru (en)
rdfs:comment	相良丸（さがらまる）は、日本郵船の崎戸丸型（S型）貨物船の六番船。太平洋戦争では日本海軍に徴傭されて特設水上機母艦、特設運送艦として運用された。 (ja) The Sagara Maru was a Japanese Sakito Maru class cargo liner converted to seaplane tender that served during World War II. It was hit by torpedoes from two different submarines before being finally sunk and abandoned. Sagara Maru was built in 1939 at the Mitsubishi Yokohoma shipyard for the Nippon Yusen company, being completed in 1940. She was the fifth of seven ships of the Sakito Maru-class of high speed transports: Sakito Maru (崎戸丸), Sanuki Maru (讃岐丸), Sado Maru (佐渡丸), Sagami Maru (相模丸), Sagara Maru (相良丸), Sasako Maru (笹子丸), and Sakura Maru (佐倉丸). (en)
dcterms:subject	Ships sunk by American submarines 1939 ships
Wikipage page ID	60231946 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1092296841 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ships sunk by American submarines Penang USS Harder (SS-257) USS Pompano (SS-181) Sabang, Aceh Sakito Maru Empire of Japan Mitsubishi Mitsubishi F1M Nakajima E8N Singapore Andaman Islands Nippon Yusen Cargo liner Japan Japanese seaplane tender Sanuki Maru (1939) 1939 ships Imperial Japanese Navy Omaezaki World War II Yangon Yokohama
sameAs	Sagara Maru Sagara Maru Sagara Maru
Ship aircraft facilities	2 (xsd:integer)
Ship speed	18 (xsd:integer)
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Ship beam	1899.92 (centimetre)
Header caption	(en)
Ship armament	2 × 5.5-inch/14cm guns 2 × 13.2mm machine guns (en)
Ship builder	Mitsubishi Shipbuilding (en)
Ship class	Sakito Maru (en)
Ship country	Empire of Japan
Ship displacement	7189 (xsd:integer)
Ship fate	0001-07-23 (xsd:gMonthDay)
Ship launched	1939-03-23 (xsd:date)
Ship length	14622.78 (centimetre)
Ship propulsion	28 (xsd:integer)
Ship aircraft	×6 Mitsubishi F1M ×2 Nakajima E8N (en)
Ship draught	982.98 (centimetre)
has abstract	The Sagara Maru was a Japanese Sakito Maru class cargo liner converted to seaplane tender that served during World War II. It was hit by torpedoes from two different submarines before being finally sunk and abandoned. Sagara Maru was built in 1939 at the Mitsubishi Yokohoma shipyard for the Nippon Yusen company, being completed in 1940. She was the fifth of seven ships of the Sakito Maru-class of high speed transports: Sakito Maru (崎戸丸), Sanuki Maru (讃岐丸), Sado Maru (佐渡丸), Sagami Maru (相模丸), Sagara Maru (相良丸), Sasako Maru (笹子丸), and Sakura Maru (佐倉丸). Shortly before Japan's entry into the war, she was acquired by the Imperial Japanese Navy and converted to an auxiliary seaplane tender. After hostilities commenced she was involved in the escort forces for landings at Sabang, Rangoon and the Andaman Islands, and after that spent the majority of her time patrolling and escorting convoys between Penang and Singapore. In December 1942 she was re-classified as a transport/replenishment ship. On 23 June 1943 off the coast of Omaezaki, Japan she was spotted by USS Harder, who despite being spotted and fired upon managed to fire four torpedoes one of which hit the bow of Sagara Maru. The destroyer Sawakaze took her in tow but to avoid sinking she was beached. Ten days later, on 4 July, before she can be re-floated, USS Pompano spotted her on radar and managed to gain two torpedo hits. She was subsequently abandoned a few days later. (en) 相良丸（さがらまる）は、日本郵船の崎戸丸型（S型）貨物船の六番船。太平洋戦争では日本海軍に徴傭されて特設水上機母艦、特設運送艦として運用された。 (ja)
prov:wasDerivedFrom	wikipedia-en:Sagara_Maru?oldid=1092296841&ns=0
length (mm)	146227.8 (millimetre)
page length (characters) of wiki page	4703 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
length (μ)	146.227800 (xsd:double)
ship beam (μ)	18.999200 (xsd:double)
ship launched	1939-03-23 (xsd:date)
status	Torpedoed and beached 23 July 1943
class	Sakito Maru
country	Empire of Japan
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Sagara_Maru
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	USS Harder (SS-257) USS Pompano (SS-181) Sakito Maru 2nd Fleet (Imperial Japanese Navy) Japanese invasion of Thailand Japanese seaplane tender Sanuki Maru (1939) Organization of Japanese forces in Southeast Asia
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