Japanese submarine I-177

	I-176, a submarine of the same class as I-177
History
Empire of Japan
Name	I-177
Commissioned	28 December 1942
Fate	Sunk by USS Samuel S. Miles on 3 October 1944
General characteristics
Class and type	KD7 type Kaidai-class submarine
Complement	101 Sailors

I-177 was a Japanese KD7 type Kaidai-class submarine which saw service during World War II in the Imperial Japanese Navy. I-177 was commissioned on 28 December 1942 and was sunk by USS Samuel S. Miles on 3 October 1944 with the loss of her entire crew of 101 sailors. She was the submarine responsible for sinking Australian Hospital Ship Centaur off the Australian east coast on 14 May 1943.

References

Kaidai-type submarines
I-51 class (Type KD1)	I-51
I-152 class (Type KD2)	I-52 ⁄ I-152
I-153 class and I-156 class (Type KD3)	I-53 ⁄ I-153 I-54 ⁄ I-154 I-55 ⁄ I-155 I-56 ⁄ I-156 I-57 ⁄ I-157 I-58 ⁄ I-158 I-59 ⁄ I-159 I-60 I-63
I-162 class (Type KD4)	I-61 I-62 ⁄ I-162 I-64 ⁄ I-164
I-165 class (Type KD5)	I-65 ⁄ I-165 I-66 ⁄ I-166 I-67
I-168 class and I-174 class (Type KD6)	I-68 ⁄ I-168 I-69 ⁄ I-169 I-70 I-71 ⁄ I-171 I-72 ⁄ I-172 I-73 I-74 ⁄ I-174 I-75 ⁄ I-175
I-176 class (Type KD7/Shin-Kaidai Type)	I-76 ⁄ I-176 I-77 ⁄ I-177 I-78 ⁄ I-178 I-79 ⁄ I-179 I-80 ⁄ I-180 I-81 ⁄ I-181 I-82 ⁄ I-182 I-83 ⁄ I-183 I-84 ⁄ I-184 I-85 ⁄ I-185
Imperial Japanese Navy submarines