Coffin Island. J.E. Macdonnell's Royal Australian Navy World War II Fiction, #10

No foreign Government knew anything about the Satsuma-not even Germany. Neither could the Germans possibly imagine that the Japanese had built such a monster-a battleship weighing 50, 000 tons, almost a thousand feet long, mounting nine 18-inch guns that could rip the guts out of any enemy flotilla she came across. But when rumours began to reach the Allies about an indescribably large warship that was undergoing repairs in the harbour of remote Coffin Island, Lieutenant-Commander Peter Bentley and the crew of Wind Rode were dispatched to take a closer look.
Wind Rode was hopelessly outclassed by the Satsuma . but that wasn't going to stop Bentley from risking everything to send the larger vessel to the bottom of the sea!