Her rigging basically consists of a miniature version of her namesake ship slung to her left like a bag, a 12 cm handgun mount, and several depth charges, one around each thigh and several in a cage container wrapped in green cloth.
The historical Number 30 had an uneventful history with her only highlight being her survival from torpedo attacks twice. She was sunk by Royal Navy aircraft at Yura on July 28, 1945 and eventually salvaged and scrapped in 1948.
