Submarines List of decommissioned ships of the Hellenic Navy

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1 submarines

1.1 pre–world war submarines
1.2 katsonis-class submarines
1.3 protefs-class submarines
1.4 perla-class submarine
1.5 v-class submarines
1.6 u-class submarines
1.7 gato-class submarines
1.8 balao-class submarines
1.9 tench-class submarine
1.10 glavkos class submarine (type 209-1100)





submarines
pre–world war submarines

nordenfelt – first submarine designed thorsten nordenfelt. 56-tonne, 19.5-metre-long vessel similar george garrett s ill-fated resurgam ii of 1879, range of 240 km , armed single torpedo , 25.4 mm machine gun. manufactured bolinders in stockholm in 1884–1885. operated on surface using 100 hp steam engine maximum speed of 9 knots, shut down engine dive. purchased greek government, shipped greece in parts , assembled ifaistos machine works in piraeus; delivered salamis naval base in 1886. following acceptance tests, never used again hellenic navy , scrapped in 1901.
delfin (1912–1920) – first submarine in world launch torpedo attack, during first balkan war.
xifias (1913–1920)

katsonis-class submarines

built in france in 1925–27.



katsonis (y-1) (1928–1943) named after lambros katsonis.
papanikolis (y-2) (1927–1945) sail preserved @ hellenic maritime museum in piraeus.

protefs-class submarines

built in france in 1927–30.



protefs (Υ-3) (1929–1940) named after marine god proteus.
nirefs (Υ-4) (1930–1947) named after marine god nereus.
triton (Υ-5) (1930–1942) named after marine god triton.
glafkos (Υ-6) (1930–1942) named after marine god glaucus.

perla-class submarine

matrozos (Υ-7) (1942–1945). ex-italian perla, captured british royal navy , transferred greece. named after naval hero of greek revolution, georgios matrozos.

v-class submarines

under lease britain.



pipinos (Υ-8) (1943–1959) named after naval hero of greek revolution, andreas pipinos.
delfin (Υ-9) (1945–1957)
triaina (Υ-14) (1946–1958)
argonaftis (Υ-15) (1946–1958)

u-class submarines

under lease united kingdom.



xifias (Υ-10) (1945–1952) – ex-hms untiring (p59)
amfitriti (Υ-11) (1945–1952) – ex-hms upstart (p65)

gato-class submarines

amfitriti (s-17) (1958–1967) – ex-uss jack (ss-259)
poseidon (s-78) (1957–1976) – ex-uss lapon (ss-260)

balao-class submarines

triaina (s-86) (1965–1980) – ex-uss scabbardfish (ss-397)
papanikolis (s-114) (1972–1992) ex-uss hardhead (ss-365), guppy (greater underwater propulsion power program) iia type.

tench-class submarine

katsonis (s-115) (1973–1993) – ex-uss remora (ss-487), guppy iii type.

glavkos class submarine (type 209-1100)

glavkos (s-110) (1971–2011) – first type 209 vessel built , become operational




^ vice admiral c. paizis-paradellis, hn (2002). hellenic warships 1829–2001 (3rd edition). athens, greece: society study of greek history. p. 133. isbn 960-8172-14-4. 
^ hn webpage on katsonis (y-1) archived 2011-05-16 @ wayback machine.
^ hn webpage on papanikolis (y-2) archived 2011-05-16 @ wayback machine.
^ hn webpage on protefs (y-3)
^ hn webpage on nirefs (y-4)
^ hn webpage on triton (y-5)
^ hn webpage on glafkos (y-6)
^ hn webpage on matrozos (y-7)
^ hn webpage on pipinos (Υ-8)






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