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  Ha-101 class submarine

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  German Type IX submarine

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  CB class midget submarine

  The CB class were a group of midget submarines built for the Italian Navy during World War II. The boats were designed as coast defence units with diesel electric propulsion. There was a mini conning tower to aid navigation. The armament consisted of two torpedoes mounted externally which could be...
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  Song class submarine

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  Gato class submarine

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  German Type XVIIB submarine

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• German Type U 139 submarine

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