Siluro a Lenta Corsa
They used an Italian manned torpedo known as S.L.C. (Siluro Lenta Corsa, also known as "maiale"), actually a small underwater assault vehicle with a crew of two. As a result, four ships were disabled: the British battleships HMS Queen Elizabeth (by Marceglia and Schergat) and HMS Valiant (by Martellotta and Marino), and the oil tanker Sagona.
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They used an Italian human torpedo known as S.L.C. (Siluro Lenta Corsa, also known as "maiale"), actually a small underwater assault vehicle with a crew of two. As a result, four ships were disabled: the British battleships HMS Queen Elizabeth (by Marceglia and Schergat) and HMS Valiant (by Martellotta and Marino), and the oil tanker Sagona.
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The official Italian name for the majority of the craft that were manufactured was Siluro a Lenta Corsa (SLC or "Slow-running torpedo"). Two distinct models were made, Series 100 and then (in 1942) Series 200 with some improvements. [3] At least 50 SLCs were built by September 1943. [3]
S.L.C. Siluro a Lenta Corsa Maiale (**) Gruppo di Cultura Navale
The official Italian name for their craft was Siluro a Lenta Corsa (SLC or "Slow-running torpedo"). The vehicle was then copied by the British when they discovered the Italian operations and called it the "Sleeping Beauty" or Motorised Submersible Canoe. It was employed by OSS MU during extensive training and exercises, but was never actually.
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Siluro a Lenta Corsa In 1930 two engineers of the Livorno Naval Academy, Teseo Tesei and Elios Toschi independently revived the idea and started to improve Rossetti's weapon. From their work, the Siluro a Lenta Corsa (SLC), or Slow Moving Torpedo, soon came to life. Teseo Tesei refined the concept of the Human Torpedo.
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The Siluro a Lenta Corsa is a small craft, capable of carrying two operators and operating submerged. Its role is to infiltrate enemy harbors unseen, allowing the divers to detach the warheads. These warheads are set below the hull of an enemy vessel, where the explosion will deliver severe damage.
Siluro Lunga Corsa o Siluro Lenta Corsa? S.L.C di Lino Mancini
Siluro a lenta corsa - Museo scienza tecnologia Milano 05838 dia.jpg 1,280 × 441; 589 KB Siluro a lenta corsa o Maiale - 1936 - slow running torpedo dubbed Maiale - museo della scienza e della tecnica - Milano - 01.JPG 2,048 × 1,536; 1.43 MB
Siluro Lenta Corsa SLC 200 Maiale
These small assault craft " Siluro a Lenta Corsa (Slow Running Torpedo), known as " Maiale " (Pig) were based on the standard 533mm torpedo, lengthened to 6.7m (later 7.3m) and were "riden" into action by two operators in diving gear with detachable warheads and powered by a small 1.6HP electric motor giving the SLC a range of 15.
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Siluro Lenta Corsa A.N.V.O.
Siluro a Lenta Corsa (SLC) "Maiale", Museo Sacrario delle Bandiere delle Forze Armate, Vittoriano, Rome, Italie Camera manufacturer OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
História & Modelismo SLC 200 MAIALE Siluro Lenta Corsa 135 scale
The Italian Navy called the submersible Siluro a Lenta Corsa ("slow-running torpedo"). Its poor maneuverability earned it the nickname Maiale ("pig") among its crews. Each SLC carried one or two warheads and up to two hours of air for each crew member. It went into production in 1939.
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VDOMDHTMLtml> WW2 Italian human torpedo SLC Maiale Image HD - WW2 Torpedo humano - YouTube El SLC (Siluro a Lenta Corsa), (Torpedo de navegación lenta); coloquialmente llamado Maiale.
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Siluro a Lento Corsa "S.L.C." slow-speed torpedo on which the commandos of the Royal Italian Navy rode during their heroic underwater missions equipped with.
SLC Siluro a Lenta Corsapainted toy soldier catalogue
They used the siluro a lenta corsa (SLC). They were slow-running torpedoes with detachable warheads which had two pilots and an effective range of 15 miles. While working best at surface level, they could function while entirely submerged. Difficult to use and prone to breaking down, they were known by their operators as "pigs.".
SLC Siluro a Lenta Corsapainted toy soldier catalogue
The Italian Regia Marina (Italian Navy of WW2) developed the use of combat divers. One of the most iconic vehicles was the Maiale ("pig" in Italian), whose name was "Siluro a Lenta Corsa" (slow speed torpedo). Three of these vehicles attacked the Royal Navy in Alexandria (Egypt) and 4 Britsh ships (2 battleships) were damaged.
Museo Storico Navale di Venezia, orario di apertura
Human torpedoes or manned torpedoes are a type of rideable submarine used as secret naval weapons in World War II. The basic design is still in use today; they are a type of diver propulsion vehicle .