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| − | '''Submarine RHS Papanikolis''' was built by F.&Ch de la Gironde (Bordeaux, France) and launched 19 Nov, 1926. It was a Katsonis Class, Y 2 Penant vessel. '''Papanikolis''' | + | '''Submarine RHS Papanikolis''' was built by F.&Ch de la Gironde (Bordeaux, France) and launched [[November 19|19 Nov]], [[1926]]. It was a Katsonis Class, Y 2 Penant vessel, named after [[War of Independence]] naval hero [[Dimitris Papanikolis]]. '''Papanikolis''' escaped to [[Alexandria]] and operated in the Mediterranean under British control. It was decommissioned in [[1945]]. |
Noteable events involving Papanikolis include: | Noteable events involving Papanikolis include: | ||
| − | * 22 Dec, 1940: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Iatridis) sinks the Italian sailing vessel Antonietta by ramming in the Adriatic. | + | * [[December 22|22 Dec]], [[1940]]: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. [[Miltiades Iatridis]]) sinks the Italian sailing vessel Antonietta by ramming in the Adriatic. |
| − | * 24 Dec, 1940: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Iatridis) torpedoes and sinks the Italian merchant Firenze (3952 BRT) in the Adriatic off Saseno Island. | + | * [[December 24|24 Dec]], [[1940]]: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. [[Miltiades Iatridis]]) torpedoes and sinks the Italian merchant Firenze (3952 BRT) in the Adriatic off Saseno Island. |
| − | * 11 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks a small sailing vessel with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece. | + | * [[June 11|11 Jun]], [[1942]]: Papanikolis sinks a small sailing vessel with gunfire off [[Cape Malea]], southern Greece. |
| − | * 12 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks the Greek sailing vessels Catina and Aghia Aikaterini with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece. | + | * [[June 12|12 Jun]], [[1942]]: Papanikolis sinks the Greek sailing vessels Catina and Aghia Aikaterini with gunfire off [[Cape Malea]], southern Greece. |
| − | * 13 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks a Greek sailing vessel with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece. | + | * [[June 13|13 Jun]], [[1942]]: Papanikolis sinks a Greek sailing vessel with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece. |
| − | * 14 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks the Greek sailing vessel Evangelista with gunfire off Nafplia. | + | * [[June 14|14 Jun]], [[1942]]: Papanikolis sinks the Greek sailing vessel Evangelista with gunfire off Nafplia. |
| − | * 15 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks two sailing vessels with gunfire off Scarpanto. | + | * [[June 15|15 Jun]], 1942: Papanikolis sinks two sailing vessels with gunfire off Scarpanto. |
| − | * 17 Jan, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Aghios Stefanos off Cape Malea, southern Greece. | + | * [[January 17|17 Jan]], [[1943]]: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Aghios Stefanos off Cape Malea, southern Greece. |
| − | * 18 Jan, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Aghios Paraskevi with gunfire north of Heraklion, Crete. | + | * 18 Jan, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Aghios Paraskevi with gunfire north of [[Heraklion]], [[Crete]]. |
| − | * 16 Mar, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessels Aghios Stefanos and Fiamenta with gunfire and by ramming in the Dodecanese off | + | * 16 Mar, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessels Aghios Stefanos and Fiamenta with gunfire and by ramming in the [[Dodecanese]] off [[Rhodes]]. |
* 18 Mar, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Rina with gunfire and by ramming south-east of Cape Krio. | * 18 Mar, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Rina with gunfire and by ramming south-east of Cape Krio. | ||
| − | * 8 May, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Roussen) sinks the Italian sailing vessels Maria and Vavara with gunfire north off Crete. | + | * 8 May, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Roussen) sinks the Italian sailing vessels Maria and Vavara with gunfire north off [[Crete]]. |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/9903.html Uboat.net]: Allied Warships - RHS Papanikolis (Y 2) | *[http://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/9903.html Uboat.net]: Allied Warships - RHS Papanikolis (Y 2) | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:50, June 2, 2009
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| Launched: | 19 Nov, 1926 |
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| Decommissioned: | 1945 |
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| Displacement: | tons (surfaced) 595 BRT tons (submerged) |
| Length: | 62.4m |
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| Speed: | 14 knots ( km/h) surface 9.5 knots ( km/h) submerged |
| Complement: | 39 |
| Armament: | 1 3.9" gun 2 MG 6 21" torpedo tubes (2 bow, 2 bow external, 2 stern external) |
| Powerplant: | 1300 / 1000 HP (surfaced/submerged) |
Submarine RHS Papanikolis was built by F.&Ch de la Gironde (Bordeaux, France) and launched 19 Nov, 1926. It was a Katsonis Class, Y 2 Penant vessel, named after War of Independence naval hero Dimitris Papanikolis. Papanikolis escaped to Alexandria and operated in the Mediterranean under British control. It was decommissioned in 1945.
Noteable events involving Papanikolis include:
- 22 Dec, 1940: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Miltiades Iatridis) sinks the Italian sailing vessel Antonietta by ramming in the Adriatic.
- 24 Dec, 1940: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Miltiades Iatridis) torpedoes and sinks the Italian merchant Firenze (3952 BRT) in the Adriatic off Saseno Island.
- 11 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks a small sailing vessel with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece.
- 12 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks the Greek sailing vessels Catina and Aghia Aikaterini with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece.
- 13 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks a Greek sailing vessel with gunfire off Cape Malea, southern Greece.
- 14 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks the Greek sailing vessel Evangelista with gunfire off Nafplia.
- 15 Jun, 1942: Papanikolis sinks two sailing vessels with gunfire off Scarpanto.
- 17 Jan, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Aghios Stefanos off Cape Malea, southern Greece.
- 18 Jan, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Aghios Paraskevi with gunfire north of Heraklion, Crete.
- 16 Mar, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessels Aghios Stefanos and Fiamenta with gunfire and by ramming in the Dodecanese off Rhodes.
- 18 Mar, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt. Roussen) sinks the Greek sailing vessel Rina with gunfire and by ramming south-east of Cape Krio.
- 8 May, 1943: Papanikolis (Lt.Cdr. Roussen) sinks the Italian sailing vessels Maria and Vavara with gunfire north off Crete.
External Links
- Uboat.net: Allied Warships - RHS Papanikolis (Y 2)
