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Classification |
Type: |
Submarine |
Class: |
D Class |
Other Ships
in Class: |
Submarine
DRYADEN |
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Specifications |
Built by: |
The Naval Dockyard, Copenhagen |
Design: |
The Naval Dockyard, Copenhagen |
Laid down: |
November 4, 1923 |
Launched: |
December 9, 1925 |
Commissioned: |
October 4, 1926 |
Decommissioned: |
August 22, 1946 |
Pennant Number: |
D1 |
Int'l Call Sign: |
GSHW, after January 1, 1934: OUAA |
Displacement: |
308 tons - surface
381 tons - submerged |
Dimensions: |
Length: |
Beam: |
Draught: |
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49.10 m |
5.22 m |
2.51 m |
Complement: |
18 men (War time crew: 24
men) |
Propulsion: |
2 ea Diesel engines - 900 Hp
2 ea Electro engines - 400 Hp
2 ea Propellers |
Range: |
n/a |
Armament: |
6 ea 45 cm Torpedo tubes (4 fore and 2
aft)
1 ea 75 mm Gun
1 ea 20 mm Gun
1 ea 8 mm Machine gun |
Speed: |
13.4 knob - surface
7.0 knob - submerged |
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History |
Date: |
Military Service: |
1928 |
On
tour to Brügge, Belgium together with the tender HENRIK GERNER and
the submarines
DRYADEN,
BELLONA and
FLORA |
April 1929 |
On a visit to Karlskrona, Sweden as part
of the Submarine Flotilla, consisting of the tender
HENRIK GERNER, the subs
FLORA,
DAPHNE,
DRYADEN,
ÆGIR,
NEPTUN and
RAN, and the guard ship
ORMEN |
1929 |
Sail training i the North Sea |
1930 |
Touring the Baltic and visiting Gdynia,
Poland together with the cruiser
HEJMDAL, the tender
HENRIK GERNER, the submarines
DRYADEN,
RAN,
TRITON and
GALATHEA |
September 1, 1939
- May 10, 1940 |
In the Danish partly mobilized forces |
August 29, 1943 |
Scuttled by its own crew at Holmen |
1946 |
Sold for scrapping |
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Commanders |
Date: |
Commanding Officer: |
February 1930
- May 1930 |
Lieutenant Commander
F. C. T. Bangsbøll |
January 1932
- May 1933 |
Commander
F. C. T. Bangsbøll |
September 1, 1939
- May 10, 1940 |
Lieutenant Commander
E. T. Sølling |
August 29, 1943 |
Lieutenant Commander Kristian G. Konradsen |
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More Photos |
Scuttled submarines at Holmen just after August
29, 1943. DAPHNE is in the center, and to the right is the sub
ROTA, in the background you can find
the top of the conning tower of the sub HAVMANDEN.
To the left is the tender
HENRIK GERNER.
(Photo: Archives of the Royal
Danish Naval Museum) |
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Sources: |
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Da Danmarks Flaade blev sænket,
by F. H. Kjølsen, Commander s.g.,
H. Hagerups Forlag, Copenhagen, 1945 |
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Flådens skibe og fartøjer 1945-1995, by
Gunnar Olsen and Svenn Storgaard, Marinehistoriske
skrifter, Copenhagen 1998 (ISBN 87-87720-13-2) |
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U-både gennem 75 år - Det danske ubådsvåben
1909-84, by Hans Chr. Bjerg, Hans Chr. Dahlerup Koch and P. B. Nielsen,
Forlaget Forum, 1984 |
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Vore orlogsskibe fra halvfemserne til nu, by Kay Larsen,
Nyt Nordisk Forlag/Arnold Busck, 1932 |
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Vore Undervandsbåde gennem 50 år
(1909-1959), by Commander s.g. R. Steen Steensen,
Marinehistorisk Selskabs Skrift no. 5, forlaget Ejnar Munksgaard, 1960 |
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44You
are also referred to the
Naval Bibliography |
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or other information on this ship?
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Danish Naval History,
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