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Italian submarine Ettore Fieramosca
''Ettore Fieramosca'' was an Italian submarine which served with the Regia Marina in World War II. She was named after Ettore Fieramosca an Italian ''condottiero'' of the 16th Century.
==Design==
''Ettore Fieramosca'' was designed by the firm Bernardis and was intended to be a cruiser submarine which carried a seaplane in a waterproof hangar and a gun; such a design was inspired by the similar (although bigger) , then under construction in France. Several prototype seaplanes were designed but not deployed and the hangar was removed in 1931. The deck gun was initially a 27-calibre OTO model of 1924, but this was later replaced by a 120 mm 45-calibre OTO model of 1931.
However, as it entered service, it proved to be rather overdimensioned for its armament, slower than intended (the intended speed of while surfaced was never achieved) and with poor maneuverability, both surfaced and underwater; its huge cost and the rather poor endurance meant that plans to build more boats to the same designs were shelved.〔Bagnasco, Brescia, p. 133〕
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