Needless to say, the USS Archerfish (SS-311) — a Balao-class submarine — carried even deadlier arrows in its quiver.These included 21-inch torpedoes — six torpedo tubes fore and four tubes ...

The Pacific Ocean was dark and silent that night, except for the rhythmic waves against the USS Archerfish. Inside the submarine, Captain Joseph F. Enright peered through the periscope, determined ...

Enright was back on board, assuming command of the submarine USS Archerfish on his 34th birthday. His chance for redemption was here, and fate would not disappoint. Archerfish and Shinano.

Capt. Joseph F. Enright, the skipper of the submarine Archerfish, which sank the largest aircraft carrier of World War II, a Japanese ship whose existence had been unknown to the United States ...

Capt. James F. Enright, 89, commander of the submarine Archerfish, which sank the Shinano, the largest aircraft carrier of World War II. The Archerfish, named for a freshwater fish found in ...

Between hurricane warnings the morning was glassy calm and only faintly overcast as the submarine U.S.S. Archerfish hove to, 15 miles southwest of Key West, over Vestal Shoal. Flooding her tanks, ...

As commanding officer of the submarine Archerfish, Capt. Enright achieved what a U.S. Naval Historical Center writer called the "largest single victory of the submarine war" when he and his ship ...

Balao-class submarine SS-311 USS Archerfish will be one of the shipgirls joining the ever-expanding Azur Lane roster through the upcoming “Mirror Involution” event. Based on the historical ...

Summary: During World War II, the Imperial Japanese Navy’s aircraft carrier Shinano, the largest warship sunk by a submarine, was defeated by the USS Archerfish, marking a significant loss of ...

Needless to say, the USS Archerfish (SS-311) — a Balao-class submarine — carried even deadlier arrows in its quiver.These included 21-inch torpedoes — six torpedo tubes fore and four tubes ...