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Orsa class
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Ship data
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country
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Italy Italy
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Ship type
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Torpedo boat
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Construction period
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1936 to 1938
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Units built
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4th
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period of service
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1938 to 1965
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Ship dimensions and crew
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length
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width
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9.69 m
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Draft
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Max. 3.74 m
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displacement
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Standard : 840 ts / 854 t Use: 1,575 ts / 1,600 t
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crew
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168 men
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Machine system
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machine
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2 three-drum boilers 2 sets of Tosi geared turbines
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Machine performance
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16,000 PS (11,768 kW)
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Top speed
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28 kn (52 km / h)
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propeller
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2
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Armament
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- 2 × 10 cm
- 8 × 13.2 mm MG
- 4 × torpedo tubes ⌀ 45.7 cm
- up to 20 sea mines
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The Orsa class was a class of four torpedo boats of the Italian Navy , which were used in World War II and partly afterwards.
List of ships
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Surname |
Shipyard |
Keel laying |
Launch |
Commissioning |
Whereabouts
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PG |
Pegaso
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BSN, Castellammare di Stabia
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February 15, 1936 |
December 8, 1936 |
March 30, 1938
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submerged: September 11, 1943
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PR
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Procione
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February 15, 1936 |
January 31, 1937 |
March 30, 1938
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self-sunk: September 9, 1943
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OS |
Orsa
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CNR, Palermo
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April 27, 1936 |
March 21, 1937 |
March 31, 1938
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out of service: July 1, 1965
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ON |
Orione
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April 27, 1936 |
April 21, 1937 |
March 31, 1938
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out of service: January 1, 1965
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See also
literature
- Mike J. Whitley: Destroyer in World War II . Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 1997, ISBN 3-613-01426-2 , p. 167 .
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