Keep trying. The sharks mouth on the front is what gives it away. There weren't too many of them painted on subs.
OK, I guess its time to reveal the answer. Its the USS Baya (SS-318). I'll have another one later today.
Well, I had the Balao part right........ I never knew so many subs were rebuilt after the war into totally different looking boats. The things ya find when looking for quiz answers. :uboot: tom
USS Sealion ii, (SS-315) So name after the first Sealion (SS-195)was damaged by Japanese aircraft damaged her during air raid on the Cavite Navy Yard, Philipines near Manila on Dec. 10, 1941. Ordered scuttled on Dec, 25, 1941. She had just started her overhaul period. Here is the link to the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting-Department of the Navy, Naval Historical Center Sealion Take care, Salty
Mikebatzel-You are correct sir! Sister ship to the Yamato and Musashi. Was supposed to third is a line of five Yamato class ships. Sunk by the USS Archerfish (SS-311) on Nov. 29, 1944. Over to you, Salty