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NMS Regele Ferdinand

Le NMS Regele Ferdinand était un destroyer moderne qui a servi de navire amiral pour la Marine royale roumaine pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Romania Introduit 1930 Cantiere Navale PattisonRôle: Destroyer et escorte de flotte

Spécifications

Longueur
334 feet
Équipage
210 sailors
Vitesse maximale
35 knots
Armement principal
Five 120 mm guns and six 21-inch torpedo tubes
The NMS Regele Ferdinand of Romania

Histoire

Commandé à la fin des années 1920 pour moderniser la flotte roumaine de la mer Noire, le NMS Regele Ferdinand a été construit en Italie et est entré en service en 1930. Nommé d'après le roi Ferdinand Ier de Roumanie, il était équipé d'une artillerie navale lourde, de torpilles et de grenades anti-sous-marines, et servait aux côtés de son navire jumeau, le Regina Maria.

Durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le Regele Ferdinand a escorté des convois de troupes et de ravitaillement à travers la mer Noire, protégé des opérations de mouillage de mines et traqué les sous-marins soviétiques. En 1944, il a joué un rôle clé lors de l'évacuation des troupes de l'Axe depuis la Crimée. Après que la Roumanie a changé de camp, le navire a été capturé par la marine soviétique, bien qu'il ait été rendu plus tard à la Roumanie pour servir pendant des années durant la guerre froide.

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