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Alaric (P 441)

Built By: Cammell Laird (Mersey)
Build Group: Amphion
Fate: Scrapped in July 1971 at Inverkeithing.

Alaric

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Commanders
1946: Lieutenant   John Evelyn Moore

Events

 31-05-1944   Laid Down
 18-02-1946   Launched
 11-12-1946   Completed
 24-06-1971   Sold to be broken up for scrap on 24 June 1971. Scrapped at Inverkeithing

Official
Amphion Specification
Length overall  280 ft 6in
Beam  22 ft
Depth  16ft
Displacement   1385 tons (surface)
  1620 tons (submerged)
Diving Depth  350 ft
Speed  Surface 18.5 knots (design)
  Submarged 8 knots (design)
No. of shafts  2
Armament  6 x 21 inch bow tubes (2 external)
  4 x 21 inch stern tubes (2 external)
  20 torpedoes carried
  1 x 4 inch gun
  1 x 20mm Qerlikon cannon
  3 x 0.303in machine-guns
Endurance  Surface: 10 500 miles at 11 knots (design)
  Submerged: 16 miles at 8 knots or 90 miles at 3 knots
Complement  6 Officers and 55 Ratings.
  6 Officers and 58 Ratings after modernisation.
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