overhead, Scamp rose to periscope depth and sighted I-168 on the surface. Scamp fired four torpedoes at I-168 at 18:12, sinking her in the Bismarck Sea off New Hanover Island at with the loss of all 97 men on board. On 10 September 1943, the Imperial Japanese Navy declared I-168 to be presumed lost with all hands in the area of north of Rabaul. The Japanese removed her from the navy list on 15 October 1943. Notes References Footnotes Bibliography External links El sumergible japonés I-68 (spanish) Type KD6 submarines Kaidai-class submarines Ships built by Kure Naval Arsenal 1933 ships World War II submarines of Japan Attack on Pearl Harbor Ships of the Battle of Midway Ships of the Aleutian Islands campaign Japanese submarines lost during World War II Ships lost with all hands Ships sunk by American submarines Maritime incidents in July 1943 Submarines sunk by submarines Shipwrecks in the Bismarck Sea World War II shipwrecks in the Pacific Ocean ko:카이다이형 잠수함