Italian submarines in World War Two

Ocean going type class Liuzzi

Class	Liuzzi
Type	Ocean going
Design	Cavallini
Description

Liuzzi class boat The Reginaldo Giuliani arrives at Gotenhafen in April 1941 for operation Marigammasom (the training course for commanders)

Liuzzi class submarines

	Submarine	Name short	Commissioned	Lost
	Alpino Attilio Bagnolini (BI, I.12, UIT.22)	Bagnolini	22 Dec 1939	26 Jan 1944
	Capitano Raffaele Tarantini (TT, I.13)	Tarantini	16 Mar 1940	15 Dec 1940
	Console Generale Liuzzi (LZ)	Liuzzi	21 Nov 1939	27 Jun 1940
	Reginaldo Giuliani (GN, I.14, UIT.23)	Giuliani	3 Feb 1940	14 Feb 1944

Technical information for Liuzzi class

Displacement: (tons)	1166 (sf) 1484 (sm) (total)
Length: (m)	77.050 oa ph
Beam: (m)	6.98 oa ph
Draught: (draft)	4.560 m
Height:	m
Power: (hp)	3420 (sf) 1250 (sm)

Speed: (knots)	17.800 (sf) 8.600 (sm)
Range: (miles / knots)	6409/8 (sf) 111/4 (sm)
Torpedoes:	12 4/4 (bow / stern tubes)
Mines:	No mines carried
Deck gun:	1 x 100/47 290 rounds
AA armament	2 x 2 13.2mm
Crew:	7/50 (officers/men)
Max depth:	ca. 100 m (328 feet)

sm = submerged, sf = surfaced, ph = pressure hull,
oa = overall, hp = horsepower.

Italian submarine classes