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Wartime History Captain Mochitsura Hashimoto. PARTIAL HISTORY On March 20, 1945 conducts exercises in the Inland Sea with kaitens along with I-36, I-44, I-53, I-56 and I-47. On July 30, 1945 fired torpedoed that hit USS Indianapolis in the Philippine Sea, causing her to sink in 12 minutes. Postwar At the end of the Pacific War, I-58 was captured by the U.S. Navy. Afterwards, stripped of all usable equipment and material prior to being scuttled. Sinking History On April 1, 1946 during "Operation Road's End" towed by USS Nereus AS-17 from Sasebo to an area off Goto Retto and scuttled by gunfire at roughly Lat 32-37N, Long 129-17E. References Combined Fleet - IJN Submarine I-58: Tabular Record of Movement Contribute
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