Additionally, K-56 torpedoed and damaged the German merchant Baltenland(3038 GRT) off Poland on 26 December 1944.
Fateedit
Sunk in 1957 at nuclear trials.
Referencesedit
^"K-56 of the Soviet Navy - Soviet Submarine of the K (Katjusa) class - Allied Warships of WWII". Uboat.net. Retrieved 2016-12-27.
January 01, 1970
soviet, submarine, 1940, soviet, submarine, class, submarine, soviet, navy, during, world, operating, with, baltic, fleet, design, classhistory, namek, laid, down17, october, 1937, launched29, december, 1940, commissioned25, november, 1942, service16, october,. Soviet submarine K 56 was a K class submarine of the Soviet Navy during World War II operating with the Baltic Fleet design of the classHistory NameK 56 Laid down17 October 1937 Launched29 December 1940 Commissioned25 November 1942 Out of service16 October 1957 FateExpended 1957 General characteristics Displacement1490 tons surfaced 2600 tons submerged Length97 65 m Beam7 4m Draft4 51m Propulsion2 shaft diesel electric 8400 hp diesel 2400 hp electric Speedsurface up to 22 5 knots submerged 10 knots Range14 000 nm at 11 knots Test depth230 ft 70 m Complement67 10 officers Armament6 bow torpedo tubes 2 stern torpedo tubes 2 external stern torpedo tubes 24 torpedoes 2 100 mm guns 2 45mm guns 20 mines Service record Part of Baltic FleetOperational history editEntered in service after the German invasion she saw active service late during the war Ships sunk by K 56 1 Date Ship Flag Tonnage Notes 29 December 1944 Venersborg nbsp 1046 GRT Merchant ship torpedo 11 April 1945 Ramona nbsp 57 GRT Fishing boat artillery Total 1 103 GRT Additionally K 56 torpedoed and damaged the German merchant Baltenland 3038 GRT off Poland on 26 December 1944 Fate editSunk in 1957 at nuclear trials References edit K 56 of the Soviet Navy Soviet Submarine of the K Katjusa class Allied Warships of WWII Uboat net Retrieved 2016 12 27 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Soviet submarine K 56 1940 amp oldid 1167038788, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
