Serbia/Montenegro (Jugoslavien)

Sava class SSK: 2

Name	Builder	Laid down	Søsat	In service	Notes
S 831 Sava	Split SY	-75	-77	-78	Tivat
S 832 Drava	Split SY	-77	-	-	udfaset 2003

JFS 07/08: Montenegros flåde opererer ubåden 831 Sava ved Tivat. Drava blev udfaset i 2003.

 

Heroj class SSK: 3

Sutjeska class SS: 2

P 811 Sutjeska	Uljanik SY, Pula	-57	28-9-58	-9-60	udfaset 1987
P 812 Neretva	Uljanik SY, Pula	-57	-59	-62	udfaset 1987

 

 

The Yugoslav navy developed its own submarine-building capability during the 1960s. In 1990, the main combat units of the submarine service were three Heroj-class patrol submarines armed with 533-mm torpedoes. Two smaller Sava-class units entered service in the late 1970s. Two Sutjeska-class submarines had been relegated mainly to training missions by 1990. At that time the navy had apparently shifted to construction of versatile midget submarines. Four Una-class midgets and four Mala-class swimmer delivery vehicles were in service in the late 1980s. They were built for use by underwater demolition teams and special forces. The Una-class boats carried five crewmen, eight combat swimmers, four Mala vehicles, and limpet mines. The Mala vehicles in turn carried two swimmers and 250 kilograms of mines.