Italian submarines in World War Two

Sea going type class Tritone (type I)

Class	Tritone (type I)
Type	Sea going
Design	Double Hull
Description

Tritone (type I) class boat Flutto (USMM)

Tritone (type I) class submarines

	Submarine	Name short	Commissioned	Lost
	Cernia	Cernia
	Dentice	Dentice
	Flutto (FL)	Flutto	20 Mar 1943	11 Jul 1943
	Gorgo (GG)	Gorgo	11 Nov 1942	21 May 1943
	Grongo (GG)	Grongo		9 Sep 1943
	Marea (MA)	Marea	7 May 1943
	Murena (UIT-16)	Murena	25 Aug 1943	9 Sep 1943
	Nautilo (UIT-19)	Nautilo	26 Jul 1943	9 Jan 1944
	Sparide (UIT-15)	Sparide	7 Aug 1943	9 Sep 1943
	Spigola	Spigola
	Tritone (TN)	Tritone	10 Oct 1942	19 Jan 1943
	Vortice (VR)	Vortice	21 Jun 1943

Technical information for Tritone (type I) class

Displacement: (tons)	866 (sf) 1068 (sm) (total)
Length: (m)	63.150 oa ph
Beam: (m)	6.98 oa ph
Draught: (draft)	4.870 m
Height:	m
Power: (hp)	2400 (sf) 800 (sm)

Speed: (knots)	16.000 (sf) 8.000 (sm)
Range: (miles / knots)	13000/8.5 (sf) 74.5/4 (sm)
Torpedoes:	12 4/2 (bow / stern tubes)
Mines:	No mines carried
Deck gun:	1 x 100/47 149 rounds
AA armament	2 x 2 13.2mm
Crew:	5/44 (officers/men)
Max depth:	ca. 130 m (427 feet)

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

Italian submarine classes