List of ships of the Second World War (I)

This is a list of ships of the Second World War ships starting with I. ^[1][2][3][4] Submarines show submerged displacement. Dates are year_month_day to allow ordering. Click on headers to sort column alphabetically.

Ship	Country	Class	Type	Displacement (tons)	First commissioned	Fate
Icarus	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	3 May 1937	paid off 29 August 1946, scrapped 29 October 1946.
Ierax	Hellenic Navy	Wild Beast	destroyer	1,030	19 October 1912	Decommissioned 1946
Ilex	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	7 July 1937	paid off August, scrapped in Sicily 1948.
Illustrious	Royal Navy	Illustrious	aircraft carrier	23,000	25 May 1940	scrapped 1956
Ilmarinen	Finland	coastal defence ship		3,900	17 April 1934	sunk 13 September 1941
Iltis	Kriegsmarine	1924 Raubtier class torpedo boat		1,320	1 October 1928	sunk 13 May 1942
Imogen	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	2 June 1937	sunk in collision 16 July 1940
Imperial	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	30 June 1937	sunk 29 May 1941
Implacable	Royal Navy	Implacable	aircraft carrier	23,825	28 August 1944	scrapped 1955
Impulsive	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	29 January 1938	paid off 1946, scrapped 22 January 1946.
Inch Arran	Royal Canadian Navy	River	frigate	1,445	18 November 1944	paid off 23 June 1965
Indefatigable	Royal Navy	Implacable	aircraft carrier	23,825	3 May 1944	scrapped 1956
Independence	United States Navy	Independence	light aircraft carrier	11,000	14 January 1943	decommissioned 28 August 1946, target ship scuttled 1951
Independencia	Argentina		riverine battleship	2,336	April 1893	Stricken 1951
Indiana	United States Navy	South Dakota	battleship	35,000	30 April 1942	decommissioned 11 September 1947, scrapped 1963
Indianapolis	United States Navy	Portland-class heavy cruiser		9,800	15 November 1932	sunk 30 July 1945
Indomitable	Royal Navy	Illustrious	aircraft carrier	23,000	10 October 1941	scrapped 1955
Inglefield	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	25 June 1937	sunk 25 February 1944
Ingolf	Denmark	patrol boat		1,180		became Sleipner (Germany)
Ingraham	United States Navy	Gleaves	destroyer	1,630	19 July 1941	sunk 22 August 1942
Intensity	United States Navy	Flower modified	corvette	1,015	31 March 1943	paid off 3 October 1945
Intrepid	United States Navy	Essex	aircraft carrier	27,100	16 August 1943	decommissioned 15 March 1974, museum ship
Intrepid	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	29 July 1937	sunk 26 September 1943
Iowa	United States Navy	Iowa	battleship	45,000	22 February 1943	decommissioned 1990, museum
Iroquois	Royal Canadian Navy	Tribal	destroyer	2,020	30 November 1942	paid off 24 October 1962, scrapped 1966
Ise	Imperial Japanese Navy	Ise	dreadnought	36,000	1917	sunk 28 July 1945
Isis	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	2 June 1937	sunk 20 July 1944.
Isuzu	Imperial Japanese Navy	Nagara-class light cruiser		5,088	15 August 1923	Sunk 7 April 1945
Ivanhoe	Royal Navy	I	minelayer destroyer	1,370	24 August 1937	sunk 1 September 1940
Ivy	Royal Navy	Flower	corvette	925
Iwate	Imperial Japanese Navy	Izumo-class armored cruiser		9,750	18 March 1901	sunk 26 July 1945
Izumo	Imperial Japanese Navy	Izumo-class armored cruiser		9,750	25 September 1900	sunk 24 July 1945

References

1. Naval Vessel Register Index
2. "US Navy Inactive Classification Symbols". Naval Vessel Register. NAVSEA Shipbuilding Support Office. Retrieved 21 April 2015.
3. Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships Index
4. Archives, The National. "Royal Navy operations in the Second World War - The National Archives". The National Archives. Retrieved 2016-03-29.

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