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Russian Navy

Submarines

Bars Class

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The Russian Submarine Bars Class. Largest class of Russian Submarines built for the Imperial navy. Slightly larger version of the Morzh Class submarines. They were ordered as part of the Naval programme of 1912. Twelve were ordered for the Baltic Fleet and Six were ordered for the Siberian Flotilla (transferring to the Baltic Flotilla in March 1915.) Displacement: 650 tons / 780 tons. Speed: 13 Knots. surface, 10 knots submerged. Crew 33 Armament: One 63,, and one 37mm Four 18 - inch torpedo Tubes, 8 Drzewiecki drop collar torpedoes. Notes: Forel and Ugor were converted to minelayers, holding 21 mines in each of two torpedo tubes
Bars	2 June 1915		Sunk off Norrkoping, Sweden either by depth Charge or mined 28th May 1917
Edinorog	1916		Stranded off Ere island on the 25th September 1917 but refloated October 1917, temporary repairs done at Reval but lost under tow to Helsingfors 25th February 1918
Burvestnik	15th November 1916		Transferred to Wrangels Fleet September 1919. Scrapped 1924
Launch of Burvestnik, 15th November 1916. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD210		Burvestnik at Bizerte, 1921. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD211
Gepard	2nd June 1915		Sunk Damaged by German Q Ship K in May 1916, but mined and sunk 28th October 1917
Gepard. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD211		Gepard. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD215
Gepard, and Volk (left). A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD212		Gepard. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD213
Kuguar	1916		Hulked 1922 Static training ship
Leopard	1916		Renamed Krasnoarmeets in January 1923 and Hulked 1936
Lvitsa	23rd October 1915		Sunk 11th June 1917 off Gotland cause unknown
Pantera	26th April 1916		Renamed Komissar in January 1923 and Scrapped 1955
Rys	1916		Renamed Bolshevik (later B 7 ) in January 1923 and sunk 13th September 1935 in Finnish Bay, raised and scrapped
Tigr	18th September 1915		Renamed Kommunar in January 1923 and Scrapped 1936
Tur	1916		Renamed Tovarishch in January 1923. Sunk in collision with battleship Marat, later raised and Scrapped 25th July 1935
Ugor	1916		Sunk 27th March 1920 in Petrograd cause likely to be crew negligence. later raised and scrapped
Vepr	1915		Hulked 1922 Static Training Ship
Vepr. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD248
Vepr, 1916. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD218		Vepr. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD219
Volk	1915		Renamed Batrak in January 1923 and Stricken in 1936
Captain Malinin on Volk. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD230
Volk. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD216		Volk. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original photo under license from Dmitry Lemachko, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price ?25. Order photograph here Order Code DLD217
Yaguar	1916		Renamed Krasnoflotets in January 1923 and Stricken 1936
Yaz	1917		Deleted May 1922
Zmeya	1916		Renamed Proletari in January 1923 and Sunk 5th September 1934 during exercises later re-floated and scrapped.
Ersh	1916		Renamed Rabochi in January 1923. Sunk in collision with Krasnoarmeets in Finnish Bay later raised and Scrapped 25th July 1935
Forel	1916		Stricken May 1922
Gagara	7th October 1916		Scuttled by the British at Sebastopol on the 26th May 1919 to stop them being captured by the Red Army
Lebed	1917		Scuttled by the British at Sebastopol on the 26th May 1919 to stop them being captured by the Red Army
Orlan	1916		Scuttled by the British at Sebastopol on the 26th May 1919 to stop them being captured by the Red Army
Pelikan	September 1917		Scuttled by the British at Sebastopol on the 26th May 1919 to stop them being captured by the Red Army
Utka	1916		Captured by the Germans and used , renamed US3 Sold 1924

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