Type 032 midget submarine Puns

One of the two preserved WW2 IJN Kairyū-class submarines, a type of midget sub to engage the Allied invading forces in the home inlets and specially around Tokyo. (3264x2448)

Captured Japanese Type A Ko-hyoteki midget submarines in the Aleutians Island campaign 1943.

[5794 x 4539]Japanese Type A Midget Submarine photographed soon after its recovery near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, circa late July 1960

Captured Japanese Type A Ko-hyoteki midget submarines in the Aleutians Island campaign 1943.

The Seehund (German: "seal"), also known as Type XXVII, midget submarine

Japanese Type D (Koryu) Midget Submarines in a partially flooded drydock at Kure Naval Base, Japan, February 1946. End of WW2.

[5794 x 4539]Japanese Type A Midget Submarine photographed soon after its recovery near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, circa late July 1960

A Biber type midget submarine captured by the British Army near Arras, France, after being abandoned by the retreating Germans (1944).

Originally the Danish ship Nordvest, the Alan A. Dale was a cargo ship sunk off the Netherlands on 23-Dec-1944. The only known ship sunk by a German Biber-type midget submarine (see attached photos) of the K-Verbände (small battle units). Ablaze for 3 days before sinking; all 65 hands survived. reddit.com/gallery/n9edt1

Japanese Type A Midget Submarine Photographed soon after its recovery near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, circa late July 1960. It had participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, but had apparently been unable to enter the harbor as its torpedoes had not been fired.

Japanese Type A Midget Submarine Photographed soon after its recovery near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, late July 1960. It had participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, but had apparently been unable to enter the harbor as its torpedoes had not been fired [740x584].

Yugoslav Navy's Una (Type 911) class midget submarine Vardar (P-916).

Japanese Type 4 Koryu midget submarines in the dock of Kure in October of 1945 after World War II. Those same subs 4 months later. reddit.com/gallery/jjvvn9

Koryu Type D midget submarine at the Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 8 September 1945 [1200 x 1472]

[2000x1578] Koryu Type D Midget Submarine at Yokosuka Naval Base September 1945

Japanese "Type A" Midget Submarine, sunk by USS Monaghan (DD-354) in Pearl Harbor during the 7 December attack, at the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard in December 1941 [5648x4560]

[2000x1578] Koryu Type D Midget Submarine at Yokosuka Naval Base September 1945

Japanese Type D (Koryu) midget submarines in a partially flooded drydock at Kure Naval Arsenal

[6142 x 5120]French midget submarine S-622 testing her communications system while underway at Newport News, Aug 1953. She was involved in evaluating sea craft for harbor defense penetration. S-622 was a former German Seehund type midget submarine. imgur.com/iv04z0t

Japanese Type midget submarines in Kure dry dock, 1945. At least 4 different types are in this picture.

[6146 x 4958]A German "Molch" type midget submarine on display at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, during the mid-1950s. It was disposed of in the early 1970s imgur.com/zJC3Dq1

[6142 x 5120]French midget submarine S-622 testing her communications system while underway at Newport News, Aug 1953. She was involved in evaluating sea craft for harbor defense penetration. S-622 was a former German Seehund type midget submarine. imgur.com/iv04z0t

[5920 x 4700]IJN submarines HA-102, HA-104 and HA-101, from left to right, Tied up at the Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 7 September 1945. Five Kairyu type midget submarines are moored outboard of the HA-102, at left imgur.com/bfwjrC3

Japanese Type A-class midget submarine being recovered near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, circa July 1960; its torpedoes had not been fired. [740 × 605]

[6142 x 5120]French midget submarine S-622 testing her communications system while underway at Newport News, Aug 1953. She was involved in evaluating sea craft for harbor defense penetration. S-622 was a former German Seehund type midget submarine. imgur.com/iv04z0t

I know before/after pics aren't usually done here, but I'm asking for a waiver - Japanese Type D (Koryu), Midget Submarines in Drydock at a Naval Base in Kure, Japan. WWII (xpost from MilitaryPorn) [970x1535]

Japanese Type A-class midget submarine being recovered near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, United States, circa July 1961; its torpedoes had not been fired. [740 × 605]

[5890 x 4738] I-369, left, and RO-58, Tied up at the Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan, 7 Sept 1945. Three Kairyu type midget submarines are moored alongside the RO-58. imgur.com/CEQX1bb

“The Two-Man Submarine: A Surprise Weapon In Sea Warfare”. Diagram of a Japanese Type A midget submarine from The Illustrated London News, December 27, 1941 (More info in comments) [3018 × 4235] [Infographic]

“The Two-Man Submarine: A Surprise Weapon In Sea Warfare”. Diagram of a Japanese Type A midget submarine from The Illustrated London News, December 27, 1941 (More info in comments) [3018 × 4235]

My piggyback midget submarine for my mothership, inspired by the Japanese piggyback midget subs from ww2. reddit.com/gallery/rbrklf

Japanese midget submarine originally launched outside of Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 by submarine I-18. Photographed soon after its recovery near the entrance to Pearl Harbor, July 1960

“The Two-Man Submarine: A Surprise Weapon In Sea Warfare”. Diagram of a Japanese Type A midget submarine from The Illustrated London News, December 27, 1941 (More info in comments) [3018 × 4235]

Japanese Kairyu-type Midget Submarine outside its cave hideaway in a Japanese coastal hillside, 22 September 1945. The men alongside are from USS Boston (CA-68), one of whose photographers took this photo. [740 x 593]

Japanese Type D ("Koryu") Midget Submarines In a drydock at Kure Naval Base 1945 [1280×1015]

On 10 August 2017, Swedish freelance journalist Kim Wall boarded the midget submarine UC3 Nautilus, in Køge Bugt, Denmark, with the intent of interviewing its owner, Danish entrepreneur Peter Madsen…. police had found videos on Madsen's computer showing women being murdered. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pet…

Meet the Type S-1 Midget Submarine imgur.com/a/x7V8A

Japanese Type D Koryu midget submarines in drydock, 1945 [1280 × 1015]

California shipyard workers inspect a captured two-man Japanese Type A Kō-hyōteki-class midget submarine at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. September, 1942.

Japanese Type D Koryu midget submarines in drydock, 1945 [1600 x 1041]

A Before and After of Japanese Type D (Koryu), Midget Submarines in Drydock at a Naval Base in Kure, Japan. WWII (xpost from MilitaryPorn) [970x1535]

The stern of HA-8 Japanese midget submarine (Type A No. 8), 22 February 2014. New London, CT.

Molch Midget Submarine - made 1944 Germany. reddit.com/gallery/r3fznd

The stern of HA-8 Japanese midget submarine (Type A No. 8), 22 February 2014. New London, CT. [3264 × 2448]

Captured Japanese midget submarines in a dry dock at Kure Naval Base, Japan, Before and After flooding. reddit.com/gallery/ov8g5c

Hidden away in one of many sheltered coves of Okinawa is this Japanese midget submarine and torpedo boat base. Anchored in the cove is a Japanese “Sea Truck”, narrowly missed by bombs from attacking carrier plane.

The depot ship HMAS Kuttabul was serving as a floating barracks in Sydney Harbor on the night of the attack by Japanese midget submarines. A torpedo passed beneath the vessel and detonated nearby. Twenty-one men were killed in the explosion. May 1942 reddit.com/gallery/rjqyoy

Type 101 Japanese landing ship at Kure naval base following the surrender of Japan. Located on deck are two midget submarines, possibly of Ko-hyoteki-class. 1945. [1876 × 1509]

Japanese type D koryu midget submarines in drydock 1945

My Submission for the Imperial Japanese Group Build: The IJN Type A Midget Submarine imgur.com/a/wCOsq