


ShCh-320
Country | Russia |
Ship Class | Shchuka-class Submarine |
Builder | A. Marti shipyard (Yard 194), Leningrad, Russia |
Laid Down | 31 Dec 1934 |
Launched | 12 Feb 1935 |
Commissioned | 29 Nov 1936 |
Displacement | 704 tons submerged |
Length | 187 feet |
Beam | 20 feet |
Draft | 12 feet |
Machinery | Diesel engines (1,370hp), electric motors (800hp), 2 shafts |
Speed | 12 knots |
Armament | 4x bow torpedo tubes, 2x stern torpedo tubes, 10 torpedoes, 2x45mm guns |
Contributor: C. Peter Chen
ww2dbaseShCh-320 joined the Soviet Baltic Fleet in the mid-1930s. During the war, she patrolled the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland and was credited with the sinking of German coastal freighter Anna Katrin Fritzen in Jul 1942. In Oct 1942, she was mysteriously lost shortly after departing on a war patrol; she likely struck a naval mine in the Gulf of Finland and became lost with no survivors.
ww2dbaseSource: uboat.net
Last Major Revision: Feb 2013
ShCh-320 Operational Timeline
31 Dec 1934 | The keel of ShCh-320 was laid down at A. Marti shipyard (Yard 194) at Leningrad, Russia. |
12 Feb 1935 | ShCh-320 was launched at Leningrad, Russia. |
29 Nov 1936 | ShCh-320 was commissioned into service. |
26 Sep 1941 | ShCh-320 fired a torpedo at a merchant ship north of Danzig Bay; the torpedo missed. |
1 Oct 1941 | ShCh-320 fired a torpedo at a merchant ship north of Danzig Bay; the torpedo missed. |
15 Oct 1941 | ShCh-320 fired a torpedo at a merchant ship north of Danzig Bay at 1115 hours; the torpedo missed. |
16 Jun 1942 | ShCh-320 fired two torpedoes at German minesweeper depot ship MRS 12 west of Porkkala, Finland; both torpedoes missed. |
5 Jul 1942 | Soviet submarine ShCh-320 sank German coastal freighter Anna Katrin Fritzen off Memelland, Germany (Memel, occupied Latvia) at 1151 hours. |
16 Jul 1942 | ShCh-320 fired two torpedoes at German merchant ship Gudron off the German coast; both torpedoes missed. |
1 Oct 1942 | ShCh-320 departed on her final war patrol and never returned, possibly having struck a naval mine in the Gulf of Finland. |
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