Sunken Enemy Vessels
- The passenger-cargo ship Kirishima Maru on 25 September 1943
- The tanker Ogurasan Maru and cargo ship Tainan Maru on 26 November 1943
- The Vichy France cargo ship Van Vollenhoven on 26 November or 27 November 1943
- The passenger-cargo ship Sydney Maru and the 9,866-ton tanker Tonan Maru on 28 November 1943
- A pair of schooners she destroyed with her 4 inch gun on 30 November (1943)
- The cargo ship Shoyu Maru on 17 January 1944
- The cargo ship Tsukikawa Maru on 10 March 1944
- The cargo ships Shinkyo Maru and Bengal Maru on 24 March 1944
- The passenger-cargo ship Tsushima Maru on 22 August 1944
- Assisted Aspro (SS-309) in the sinking of the 4,500-ton cargo ship Bisan Maru on 14 May 1944
- The frigate Coastal Defense Vessel No. 56 on 17 February 1945
- The passenger-cargo ship Chowa Maru on 1 May 1945
- The cargo ship Daito Maru No. 3 on 8 May 1945
- The passenger-cargo ship Shinyo Maru No. 3 on 11 June 1945
- The cargo ship Akiura Maru on 13 June 1945
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