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GLAVKOS submarines (1971-1972)


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Nereus 2000

Ships


Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
Γλαύκος [Glavkos] S110   Howaldtswerke, Kiel, West Germany 1.9.1968 15.9.1970 5.11.1971 stricken 6.2011
Νηρεύς [Nereus] S111   Howaldtswerke, Kiel, West Germany 15.1.1969 7.6.1971 10.2.1972 in service (2019)
Τρίτων [Triton] S112   Howaldtswerke, Kiel, West Germany 1.6.1969 19.10.1971 23.11.1972 in service (2019)
Πρωτεύς [Proteus] S113   Howaldtswerke, Kiel, West Germany 1.10.1969 1.2.1972 23.11.1972 in service (2019)


Technical data


Displacement standard, t990
Displacement normal, t

1105 / 1230

Length, m

54.4

Breadth, m

6.20

Draught, m

5.00

No of shafts

1

Machinery

4 MTU 12V493 TY60 diesel-generators, 1 Siemens electric motor

Power, h. p.

2200 / 5000

Max speed, kts

11 / 22

Fuel, t

diesel oil

Endurance, nm(kts)8600(4)(snorkel) / 400(4)
Armament

8 - 533 TT (bow, 14 Mk 37 mod.2, SST-4)

Electronic equipmentCalypso radar, CSU-3-4 sonar suite (AN526, AN406A9, DUUX-2 sonars), AR-700-S5 ECM suite
Complement

36

Diving depth operational, m250


Standard scale images


<i>Glavkos </i>1980
Glavkos 1980


Graphics


<i>Nereus </i>2000
Nereus 2000


Project history

Greece was the first country to adopt the German-designed and -built Type 209 single-hulled submarine, which has since been purchased by Turkey and many South American navies. She can dive to 250m, and has a powerful battery of torpedo tubes (plus reload torpedoes) and a comparatively small crew. These submarines (first series of Type 209/1100) had proved to be rather too cramped to take all the equipment, electronics and crew.

Modernizations

1993, Triton; 1995, Proteus; 1997, Glavkos; 2000, Nereus: - 8 - 533 TT (bow, 14 Mk 37 mod.2, SST-4), Calypso radar, AN526, AN406A9 sonars; + 8 - 533 TT (bow, 14 (inc. Sub-Harpoon SSM (4 UGM-84C)) Mk 37 mod.2, SUT), Calypso-II radar, DBSQS-21 sonar (forming with DUUX-2 sonar CSU-83-90 sonar suite), PRS-3/15, FAS-3 sonars, Kanaris CCS

Naval service

No significant events.