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  • [Deaths]: 1,747
    [Name]: Arabia Maru
    [Type]: Troopship
    [National Affiliation]:  United States
    [Date]: 18 October 1944
    [Submarine]: USS Bluegill
    (List of ships sunk by submarines by death tolls exceeding 150)

  • [Deaths]: 369
    [Name]: HMS Fidelity
    [Type]: Q-ship
    [National Affiliation]:  Germany
    [Date]: 30 December 1942
    [Submarine]: U-435
    (List of ships sunk by submarines by death tolls exceeding 150)

  • [Deaths]: 300
    [Name]: Andrea Sgarallino
    [Type]: Passenger ship
    [National Affiliation]:  United Kingdom
    [Date]: 22 September 1943
    [Submarine]: HMS Uproar
    (List of ships sunk by submarines by death tolls exceeding 150)

  • [Deaths]: 668
    [Name]: Nikkō Maru
    [Type]: Passenger and cargo ship
    [National Affiliation]:  United States
    [Date]: 9 April 1945
    [Submarine]: USS Tirante
    (List of ships sunk by submarines by death tolls exceeding 150)

  • [Deaths]: 1,540
    [Name]: Kōshū Maru
    [Type]: Prisoner transport
    [National Affiliation]:  United States
    [Date]: 4 August 1944
    [Submarine]: USS Ray
    (List of ships sunk by submarines by death tolls exceeding 150)

  • [Deaths]: 1,394
    [Name]: Mizuho Maru
    [Type]: Troopship
    [National Affiliation]:  United States
    [Date]: 21 September 1944
    [Submarine]: USS Redfish
    (List of ships sunk by submarines by death tolls exceeding 150)

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In fact, submarine accidents are not uncommon, every country’s navy has experienced a submarine accident tragedy. According to incomplete statistics, submarines from 1940 to 1988 a total of 628 accidents, resulting in the sinking of 285. From World War II to 1990, there were about 91 non-combat submarine sinking accidents. But causes the nuclear submarine to sink the reason to be many, separately top three are the collision, enters the water and the unknown reason. This tool generated 167 submarine sinking incidents, which unfortunately also resulted in a high number of casualties.

When you look at a random breakdown of an event, you can find the person who died, the name of the ship, the type of ship, the country, when the ship was launched, the type of submarine, and the National Affiliation. The specific reasons for the sinking of these ships are not specified in this tool, but it is known that the main reasons for the sinking of these ships are the above-mentioned possibilities, and these are the most deadly for a normal-sailing ship.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships sunk by submarines by death toll.

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