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Re: Torpedoes
Posted by:
ROBERT M.
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Date: April 10, 2008 07:38AM
Rainer, et al:
"The 55cm torpedo tubes of the French......."
The Free French submarine SURCOUF had 4 fixed tubes (FC Mediterranean 1917 type) of
550mm (21.7in) at the bow, two turnable banks (OSd 1925 type) in the aft super-
structure, each with 1X550 and 2X400mm (15.7in) Torpedoes:14X550mm and 8X400mm (all
reloads were stored inside, in the fore torpedo room.
When she came to Portsmouth, NH for outfitting, no U.S. torpedoes or 8" ammo was
loaded simply because it did not exist in the U.S.
Later,
ROBERT M.
"The 55cm torpedo tubes of the French......."
The Free French submarine SURCOUF had 4 fixed tubes (FC Mediterranean 1917 type) of
550mm (21.7in) at the bow, two turnable banks (OSd 1925 type) in the aft super-
structure, each with 1X550 and 2X400mm (15.7in) Torpedoes:14X550mm and 8X400mm (all
reloads were stored inside, in the fore torpedo room.
When she came to Portsmouth, NH for outfitting, no U.S. torpedoes or 8" ammo was
loaded simply because it did not exist in the U.S.
Later,
ROBERT M.
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Torpedoes | Bruce Dennis | 04/09/2008 07:35AM |
Re: Torpedoes | ThomasHorton | 04/09/2008 07:19PM |
Re: Torpedoes | Rainer | 04/09/2008 08:39PM |
Re: Torpedoes | ROBERT M. | 04/10/2008 07:38AM |
Re: Torpedoes | Bruce Dennis | 04/09/2008 10:00PM |
Re: Torpedoes | ThomasHorton | 04/10/2008 02:05AM |
Re: Torpedoes | ThomasHorton | 04/10/2008 03:31PM |