Italian submarines in World War Two

Sea going type class Tritone (type II)

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

Tritone (type II) class submarines

	Submarine	Name short	Commissioned	Lost
	Alluminio	Alluminio
	Amianto	Amianto
	Antinomio	Antinomio
	Bario (UIT-7)	Bario	16 Dec 1961	16 Mar 1945
	Cadmio	Cadmio
	Cromo	Cromo
	Ferro (UIT.12)	Ferro		1 May 1945
	Fosforo	Fosforo
	Iridio	Iridio
	Litio (UIT-8)	Litio		1 May 1945
	Magnesio	Magnesio
	Manganese	Manganese
	Mercurio	Mercurio
	Oro	Oro
	Ottone	Ottone
	Piombo (UIT.13)	Piombo		1 May 1945
	Potassio (UIT.10)	Potassio		1 May 1945
	Rame (UIT.11)	Rame		1 May 1945
	Rutenio	Rutenio
	Silicio	Silicio
	Sodio (UIT-9)	Sodio		1 May 1945
	Vanadio	Vanadio
	Zinco (UIT-14)	Zinco		1 May 1945
	Zolfo	Zolfo

Technical information for Tritone (type II) class

Displacement: (tons)	928 (sf) 1131 (sm) (total)
Length: (m)	64.190 oa ph
Beam: (m)	6.98 oa ph
Draught: (draft)	4.930 m
Height:	m
Power: (hp)	2400 (sf) 800 (sm)

Speed: (knots)	16.000 (sf) 8.000 (sm)
Range: (miles / knots)	5400/8 (sf) 80/4 (sm)
Torpedoes:	12 4/2 (bow / stern tubes)
Mines:	No mines carried
Deck gun:	1 x 100/47 149 rounds
AA armament	2 x 1 20/65
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