Kobben a-1.gif

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DescriptionKobben a-1.gif	Drawing of the first Norwegian submarine - the Kobben, later renamed A-1. Entered service in 1909. Kobben had three torpedo tubes: one aft and two in the bow. The third "tube" visible in the bow is not at torpedo tube, but may be storage for one spare torpedo. (She carried two spares total) Note that the image is merged from three separate images, and that the seams may be visible.
Date	published 1914
Source	"Norges Sjøforsvar, 1814-1914". ("Norwegian Navy, 1814-1914") C. Sparre (m.fl.)
Author	Unknown, former copyright: Aschehoug & Co. Author died more than 70 years ago.

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