Navy of the United Soviet Socialist Republics - June 22, 1941
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Soviet Fleet (Admiral Nikolay Gerasimovich Kuznetkov)
Baltic Fleet (Балтийский флот) (Vice Admiral Vladimir Filippovich Tributs HQ: Kronstadt)
Battle Squadron
Battleship Marat (BB)
Battleship Oktyabrskaya Revolutsya (October Revolution) (BB)
Destroyer Division 3
Destroyer Division 4
Destroyer Division 5
Patrol Division
Light Squadron
Heavy Cruiser Kirov (CA)
Heavy Cruiser Maxim Gorki (CA)
Destroyer Division 1
Destroyer Division 2
Naval Aviation (General-Major Vasiliy V. Yermachenkov)
1st Sea Brigade
1st Submarine battalion
Submarine S-1 (type IX) (under repair) 06/23/41 Scuttled at Libau to prevent her capture by the Germans
Submarine S-3 (type IX) (under repair) Sunk by artillery, hand grenades and depth charges from German motor torpedo boats S-60 and S-35 near Ujava beacon. S-3 had been refitting at Libau at the outbreak of the war and was unable to submerge
Submarine S-4 (type IX-bis) 01/06/45 to 01/07/45 most likely rammed and sunk during the night by the German torpedo boat T 3 in Danzig Bay
Submarine S-5 (type IX-bis) 08/28/41 hit a mine and sunk some 33 nautical miles north-east of Tallinn, Estonia
Submarine S-6 (type IX-bis) 08/06/41 went missing on patrol
Submarine S-7 (type IX-bis) 10/21/42 torpedoed and sunk by Finnish submarine Vesihiisi
Submarine S-8 (type IX-bis) 10/12/41to 10/14/41 believed mined and sunk off Suursaari Island, Finland
Submarine S-9 (type IX-bis) 08/43 possibly struck a mine near Lavensaari or in Narvski bay
2nd Submarine battalion
Submarine S-10 (type IX-bis) 06/28/41 most likely mined and sunk in the Irben strait
Submarine S-101 (type IX-bis)
Submarine S-102 (type IX-bis)
3rd Submarine battalion
Submarine Kalev (Estonian)
Submarine Lembit (Estonian)
Submarine Ronis (Latvian)
Submarine Spidola (Latvian)
4th Submarine battalion
Submarine M-71 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 06/24/41 Scuttled at Libau to prevent capture
Submarine M-77 (Malyutka class type VI-bis)
Submarine M-78 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 06/23/41 sunk the German submarine U-144 west of Widawa
Submarine M-79 (Malyutka class type VI-bis)
Submarine M-80 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 06/24/41 Scuttled at Libau to prevent capture
Submarine M-81 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 06/22/41 Mined and sunk off Vormsi, Estonia
Submarine M-83 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 06/27/41 Scuttled off Libau while returning to port
2nd Sea Brigade
6th Submarine battalion
Submarine ShCh-317 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-318 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-319 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-320 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-322 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-323 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-324 (Pike Class)
7th Submarine battalion
Submarine ShCh-309 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-310 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-311 (Pike Class)
8th Submarine battalion
Submarine M-90 (Malyutka class type XII)
Submarine M-94 (Malyutka class type XII) 06/21/41 torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-140 in the Baltic Sea
Submarine M-95 (Malyutka class type XII) 06/14/42 to 06/15/42 sunk by mine east off Suursaari Island, Finland
Submarine M-96 (Malyutka class type XII) 09/08/44 mined and sunk in Narva Bay
Submarine M-97 (Malyutka class type XII) 08/15/42 sunk by depth charges from the Finnish patrol boat VMV 5 off Suursaari Island, Finland
Submarine M-98 (Malyutka class type XII) 11/14/41 to 11/15/41 mined and sunk in the Gulf of Finland
Submarine M-99 (Malyutka class type XII) 06/27/41 sunk by German submarine U-149 off Dagö Island
Submarine M-102 (Malyutka class type XII) 08/25/41 mined and sunk in the Gulf of Finland north of Vormsi Island, Estonia
Submarine M-103 (Malyutka class type XII)
Training Submarine Brigade
9th Submarine battalion
Submarine M-72 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) (under repair)
Submarine M-73 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) (under repair)
Submarine M-74 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) (under repair) 09/23/41 Bombed and sunk at Kronstadt
Submarine M-75 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) (under repair)
Submarine M-76 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) (under repair)
13th & 14th Submarine battalion
Submarine ShCh-303 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-304 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-405 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-406 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-407 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-408 (Pike Class)
Submarine S-11 (type IX-bis) 08/02/41 Hit a mine and sunk off Hiiumaa Island, Estonia
Submarine S-12 (type IX-bis) 10/01/43 most likely lost north off Naissaar Island
Submarine S-13 (type IX-bis)
Submarine D-2 Narodovolets (Decembrist Class)
Submarine L-1 (Leninist Class type II) (under repair)
Submarine L-2 (Leninist Class type II) (under repair)
Submarine L-20 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-21 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-22 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine K-3 (Katjusa class type XIV) 11/08/41 Northern fleet arrived from the Baltic through inland waterways 03/21/43 most likely sunk off the Batsfjord, Northern Norway by depth charges from the German escorts UJ 1102, UJ 1106 and UJ 1111
Submarine K-21 (Katjusa class type XIV) 10/24/41 Northern fleet arrived from the Baltic through inland waterways on
Submarine K-22 (Katjusa class type XIV) (enroute to Northern Fleet) 02/07/43 Mined and sunk off Kongsfjord, Norway
Submarine K-23 (Katjusa class type XIV) (enroute to Northern Fleet) 09/30/41 Northern fleet arrived from the Baltic through inland waterways 05/12/42 Sunk off Nordkyn (Olesafjord), Norway by depth charges from the German escorts UJ 1101, UJ 1108 and UJ 1110.
Baltic Naval Area
Tallin Naval Area
Hanko Naval Area
Kronstadt Naval Area
Submarine Training battalion
Submarine P-1 (Pravda class) 09/41 most likely mined and sunk off Hanko
Submarine P-2 (Pravda class)
Submarine P-3 (Pravda class)
Submarine L-55 (Former British submarine L-55)
Submarine M-92 (Malyutka class type XII) used as experimental submarine
Submarine ShCh-301 (Pike Class) 08/28/41 lost en-route from Tallinn to Kronshtadt due to mines
Submarine ShCh-302 (Pike Class) 10/11/42 to 10/14/42 lost in the Gulf of Finland possibly by mines or by a Finnish aircraft attack
Submarine ShCh-305 (Pike Class) 11/05/42 rammed and sunk by the Finnish submarine Vetehinen off Aland, Finland
Submarine ShCh-306 (Pike Class) 11/12/42 lost after she sent her last signal, possibly by mines
Submarine ShCh-307 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-308 (Pike Class) 10/26/42 possibly torpedoed on 26 October 1942 in the Södra-Kvarken channel by the Finish submarine Iku-Turso
Northern Fleet (Северный флот ВМФ России) (Rear Admiral S.G. Kucherov)
Submarine K-1 (Katjusa class type XIV) 09/43 lost due to unknown causes in the Kara Sea
Submarine K-2 (Katjusa class type XIV) 09/42 most likely mined in the vicinity of the Tanafjord, northern Norway
1st Sea Brigade - At the beginning war with Finland the brigade (of four battalions) had 16 submarines of types “D”, “M” and “ShCh”:
1st Submarine battalion
Submarine D -1 Decembrist (Decembrist Class) 11/13/40 Submarine is belived to have exceeded maximum depth and is lost with all hands
Submarine D -2 Narodovolets (Decembrist Class)
Submarine D -3 Red Guard (Decembrist Class)
2nd Submarine battalion
Submarine ShCh-401 (Pike Class) 04/23/43 last reported off the Tanafjord
Submarine ShCh-402 (Pike Class) 09/21/44 most likely sunk by mistake by Soviet Boston aircraft off the Tanafjord near Gamvik, Norway
Submarine ShCh-403 (Pike Class) 10/43 Lost on patrol of the Tanafjord
Submarine ShCh-404 (Pike Class)
3rd Submarine battalion
Submarine ShCh-421 (Pike Class) 04/08/42 mined and heavily damaged. All power was lost and the submarine was near enemy shores. The crew made a sail of canvas cover and managed to sail out of the hazardous area. 04//09/42 all crew were rescued by K-22, which then torpedoed and sank ShCh-421
Submarine ShCh-422 (Pike Class) 06/43 most likely mined in a German defensive minefield off northern Norway
Submarine ShCh-423 (Pike Class)
4th Submarine battalion
Submarine M-171 (Malyutka class)
Submarine M-172 (Malyutka class) 08/43 went missing off the Verangerfjord most likely mined in a German defensive minefield
Submarine M-173 (Malyutka class) 08/42 was most likely mined and sunk off Vardo
Submarine M-174 (Malyutka class) 10/43 went missing off the Verangerfjord most likely mined in a German defensive minefield
Submarine M-175 (Malyutka class) 01/10/42 torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-584 in the Arctic Sea north of the Rybachiy peninsula
Submarine M-176 (Malyutka class) 07/03/42 most likely mined in a German defensive mine barrage off the Verangerfjord
Black Sea Fleet (Черноморский флот) (Vice Admiral Filipp Sergevich Oktyabrskiy HQ: Sevastopol)
Battleship Parizhskaya Kommuna (Paris Commune) (BB)
Light Cruiser Chervona Ukraina (Red Ukraine) (CL)
Light Cruiser Komintern (ex Pamyat Merkuriya (Memory of Mercury)) (CL)
Light Cruiser Krasny Kavkaz (Red Caucasus) (CL)
Light Cruiser Krasny Krym (Red Crimea) (CL)
Light Cruiser Molotov (CL)
Light Cruiser Voroshilov (CL)
1st Sea Brigade
Submarine D-4 Revolutsyoner (Decembrist Class)
Submarine D-5 Spartakovets (Decembrist Class)
Submarine D-6 Jacobin (Decembrist Class)
Submarine L-4 Garibaldiets (Leninist Class type II)
Submarine L-5 Chartist (Leninist Class type II)
Submarine L-6 Carbonarist (Leninist Class type II)
Submarine S-31 (type IX-bis) 12/17/42 went missing in the area off Fidonisi Island
Submarine S-32 (type IX-bis)
Submarine S-33 (type IX-bis) 10/22/42 mined and sunk near Odessa
Submarine S-34 (type IX-bis) 11/03/41lost near Constanza, Romania
Submarine ShCh-201 Sazan (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-202 Seld (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-203 Kambala (Pike Class) 08/26/43 sunk about 25 nautical miles west of Yevpatoriya, Crimea by torpedo of ultra-small Italian submarine SB 4
Submarine ShCh-204 Minoga (Pike Class) 12/06/41 most likely sunk off the Bulgarian coast off Varna by a Bulgarian aircraft
Submarine ShCh-205 Nerpa (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-206 (Pike Class) 07/09/41 sunk by Rumanian warships near Mangalia or mined near Konstanza
Submarine ShCh-207 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-208 (Pike Class) 08/23/42 lost most likely due to mines off the Romanian/Hungarian coast
Submarine ShCh-209 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-210 (Pike Class) 03/12/42 Lost near Cape Shabla, Bulgaria most likely in Romanian minefield
Submarine ShCh-211 (Pike Class) 11/14/41 lost near Cape Akburnu south of Varna, Bulgaria most likely mined in Romanian minefield
Submarine ShCh-212 (Pike Class) 12/11/42 most likely lost off the Romanian coast in a Romanian minefield
Submarine ShCh-213 (Pike Class) 10/14/42 most likely sunk by German auxiliary submarine chaser UJ-116/Xanten off Tulcea, Romania
Submarine ShCh-214 (Pike Class) 06/19/42 Torpedoed and sunk by the Italian torpedo boat MAS-571 near Cape Ai-Todor
Submarine ShCh-215 (Pike Class)
2nd Sea Brigade
Submarine A-1 (ex AG-23) (American Golland class) 06/26/42 scuttled by her own crew in Sevastopol to prevent capture
Submarine A-2 (ex AG-24) (American Golland class)
Submarine A-3 (ex AG-25) (American Golland class) 10/28/43 most likely sunk by German auxiliary anti-submarine ship Shiff 19 at Karkinit Bay
Submarine A-4 (ex AG-26) (American Golland class)
Submarine A-5 (ex AG-27) (American Golland class)
Submarine M-31 (Malyutka class type XII) 12/17/42 went missing in the area off Fidonisi Island
Submarine M-32 (Malyutka class type XII)
Submarine M-33 (Malyutka class type XII) 08/22/42 mined and sunk near Odessa
Submarine M-34 (Malyutka class type XII) 11/03/41 went missing in the area off Constanza, Romania
Submarine M-35 (Malyutka class type XII)
Submarine M-36 (Malyutka class type XII) 01/04/44 lost with all hands during post-repair sea trials off the Georgian coast
Submarine M-51 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-52 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-54 (Malyutka class type VI-bis)
Submarine M-55 (Malyutka class type VI-bis)
Submarine M-58 (Malyutka class type XII) 10/17/41 to 10/21/41 most likely mined and sunk in the Danube estuary area
Submarine M-59 (Malyutka class type XII) 11/41 most likely mined and sunk east of Constanza, Romania
Submarine M-60 (Malyutka class type XII) 09/23/42 to 09//26/42 most likely mined and sunk near Odessa
Submarine M-62 (Malyutka class type XII)
It has to be noted that the five A-class submarines were only used in training with M-55 (a small M-class submarine) that was not part of a brigade. There also was a small ‘Pygmy’ type submarine not operational and stored on land.
Pacific Fleet (Тихоокеанский флот) (Vice Admiral Ivan Stepanovich Yumashev HQ: Vladivostok)
2 brigades of the surface ships (8 destroyers)
4 Sea brigades
Submarine L-7 Voroshilovets (Leninist Class type XI)
Submarine L-8 Dzerzhinets (Leninist Class type XI)
Submarine L-9 Kirovets (Leninist Class type XI)
Submarine L-10 Menzhinets (Leninist Class type XI)
Submarine L-11 Sverdlovets (Leninist Class type XI)
Submarine L-12 Molotovets (Leninist Class type XI)
Submarine L-13 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-14 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-15 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-16 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-17 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-18 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine L-19 (Leninist Class type XIII)
Submarine M-1 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-2 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-3 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-4 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-5 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-6 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-7 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-8 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-9 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-10 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-11 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-12 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-13 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-14 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-15 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-16 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-17 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-18 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-19 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-20 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-21 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-22 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-23 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-24 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-25 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-26 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-27 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-28 (Malyutka class type VI)
Submarine M-53 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 10/27/39 renamed M-47
Submarine M-56 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 10/27/39 renamed M-48
Submarine M-82 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 10/27/39 renamed M-42
Submarine M-84 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 10/27/39 renamed M-44
Submarine M-85 (Malyutka class type VI-bis) 10/27/39 renamed M-45
Submarine M-30 (Malyutka class type XII)
Submarine M-57 (Malyutka class type XII) 10/27/39 Renamed M-49; 09/10/41 to 09/16/41 most likely sunk in a Russian defensive minefield off Vladivostok
Submarine M-63 (Malyutka class type XII) 09/10/41 to 09/16/41 most likely sunk in a Russian defensive minefield off Vladivostok
Submarine ShCh-101 (Pike Class) (2nd sea brigade; 1st submarine battalion)
Submarine ShCh-102 (Pike Class) (1st sea brigade; 1st submarine battalion)
Submarine ShCh-103 (Pike Class) (1st sea brigade; 1st submarine battalion) lost 4 November 1935
Submarine ShCh-104 (Pike Class) (1st sea brigade; 1st submarine battalion)
Submarine ShCh-105 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-106 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-107 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-108 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-109 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-110 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-111 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-112 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-113 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-114 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-115 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-116 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-117 (Pike Class) 12/15/52 to 12/16/52 Lost in the Sea of Japan
Submarine ShCh-118 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-119 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-120 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-121 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-122 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-123 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-124 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-125 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-135 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-135 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-137 (Pike Class)
Submarine ShCh-138 (Pike Class)
1 boat brigade
Several individual battalions of ships and launches
9 air regiments
11 air squadrons.
Coast artillery had several stationary and railroad batteries of caliber to 356 mm.
Malyutka class were known as “Baby” because they were the smallest submarines in the Soviet navy.
Boats of the type “ShCh” served in four fleets of the USSR and had the three-digit numbers, where the first number designated membership in the fleet:
“ShCh -1xx” - Pacific Fleet
“ShCh -2xx” - Black Sea Fleet
“ShCh -3xx” - Baltic Fleet
“ShCh -4xx” - Northern Feet
University of Science Music and Culture (USMC) class of 71 and 72 ~ Extraneous (AKA Mziln)