Italian submarines in World War Two
Italian Commanders
Cesare Buldrini
Born | 11 Apr 1916 | San Remo | |
Died | 14 Oct 1994 | (78) | San Remo |
Ranks
Decorations
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Career information
LUIGI SETTEMBRINI (T.V. First Officer): from ? to December 1941.BRONZO (T.V. First Officer): from 13.01.1942 to 24.04.1942.
BRONZO (T.V. C.O.): from 24.04.1942 to 08.07.1943?
GOFFREDO MAMELI (T.V. C.O.): from 12.07.1943 to end of war.
Commands listed for Cesare Buldrini
Submarine | Type | Rank | From | To |
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Bronzo (BZ) | Coastal / Sea going | T.V. | 24 Apr 1942 | Jul 1943 |
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | Ocean going | T.V. | 12 Jul 1943 | Aug 1945 |
Ships hit by Cesare Buldrini
Date | Submarine | Ship hit | Type | GRT | Nat. | Loss type | |
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1. | 12 Aug 1942 | Bronzo | Empire Hope? | Tanker | 12,688 | Sunk? |
War patrols listed for Cesare Buldrini
Submarine | Date | Time | Port | Arr. date | Arr. time | Arr. port | Miles | Description | ||
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Bronzo (BZ) | 26 Apr 1942 | 1322 | Taranto | 26 Apr 1942 | 1940 | Taranto | 35 | Exercises, escorted by the minesweeper R.D.6. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 27 Apr 1942 | 0645 | Taranto | 27 Apr 1942 | 1305 | Taranto | 37 | Exercises, escorted by the minesweeper R.D.6. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 29 Apr 1942 | 0634 | Taranto | 29 Apr 1942 | 1425 | Taranto | 33 | Exercises, escorted by the minesweeper R.D.6. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 30 Apr 1942 | 0834 | Taranto | 30 Apr 1942 | 1604 | Taranto | 29 | Exercises with submarine Micca, escorted by torpedo boat Audace. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 2 May 1942 | 0838 | Taranto | 2 May 1942 | 1400 | Taranto | 38 | Exercises, escorted by the torpedo boat Aretusa. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 3 May 1942 | 0948 | Taranto | 3 May 1942 | 1300 | Taranto | 37 | Exercises, escorted by the torpedo boat Aretusa. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 6 May 1942 | 0845 | Taranto | 6 May 1942 | 1815 | Taranto | 34 | Exercises, escorted by the minesweeper R.D.13. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 7 May 1942 | 2037 | Taranto | 7 May 1942 | 2342 | Taranto | 52 | Exercises with torpedo boat Sagittario. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 12 May 1942 | 1423 | Taranto | 12 May 1942 | 1920 | Taranto | 37 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 13 May 1942 | 1501 | Taranto | 13 May 1942 | 1756 | Taranto | 21 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 22 May 1942 | 1031 | Taranto | 22 May 1942 | 2301 | Taranto | 20 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 23 May 1942 | 1245 | Taranto | 23 May 1942 | 1550 | Taranto | 21 | Exercises, escorted back by the minesweeper R.D.6. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 24 May 1942 | 1229 | Taranto | 24 May 1942 | 1426 | Taranto | 25 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 2 Jun 1942 | 1200 | Taranto | 2 Jun 1942 | 1627 | Taranto | 17,2 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 3 Jun 1942 | 1634 | Taranto | 3 Jun 1942 | 2004 | Taranto | 25,5 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 5 Jun 1942 | 1919 | Taranto | 9 Jun 1942 | 1455 | Cagliari | 649 | Passage Taranto-Cagliari. Escorted through the Messina Strait by the torpedo boat Abba. Uneventful. | ||
1. | Bronzo (BZ) | 12 Jun 1942 | 1400 | Cagliari | 29 Jun 1942 | 0944 | Cagliari | 1516 | During operation HARPOON, patrolled between 37°00' N and 37°20' N, and between 04°00' E and 04°20' E with Acciaio, Emo, Giada, Otaria and Uarsciek. She had barely reached the area, when on 14th June, she was ordered to a new area between 36°40' N and 37°00' N, and between 00°00' E and 00°20' E. On 17th June, she was moved to a new area between 37°20' N and 37°40' N, and between 03°00' E and 03°20' E. During the evening of 18th June, she was ordered again to a new area between 37°50' N and 38°10' N, and between 03°00' E and 03°20' E. | |
13 Jun 1942 | 0730 | At 0730 hours, a Sunderland aircraft was sighted and the submarine dived. At 0735 hours, two explosions were heard in the distance. | ||||||||
13 Jun 1942 | 1826 | At 1826 hours, an aircraft was seen at a distance of 8,000 metres and the submarine dived. | ||||||||
13 Jun 1942 | 2110 | At 2110 hours, a submarine similar to the 600-ton type was sighted, steering 290-295°. It was believed to be probably Giada. Bronzo went down to 20 meters. | ||||||||
14 Jun 1942 | 2205 | At 2205 hours, a Sunderland aircraft was sighted and Bronzo dived. | ||||||||
15 Jun 1942 | 0555 | At 0555 hours, a steamer with a large tug were observed. Since the submarine was on the French traffic route, T.V. Buldrini decided to avoid contact. | ||||||||
15 Jun 1942 | 1015 | At 1015 hours, an aircraft was seen and the submarine dived. | ||||||||
15 Jun 1942 | 2342 0049/16 (e) | 36° 50'N, 0° 10'E | At 2342 hours, an enemy escort vessel of the KINGFISHER class was sight. It opened fire on the submarine. This was the corvette HMS Coltsfoot in company with HMS Geranium escorting the Fleet tanker Brown Ranger (Operation HARPOON). She reported attacking a submarine. Bronzo turned to attempt a stern shot but as the vessel was approaching at 20 knots, T.V. Buldrini elected to go deep. As the submarine was passing 60 meters, four depth-charges exploded very close and four more when the submarine was at 90 meters. At midnight another four depth-charges were heard and by 0050 hours on the 16th, the submarine had now reached a depth of 117 meters. At 0115 hours, the submarine surfaced with the gun crew ready to fight it out but the enemy vessel was gone. | |||||||
16 Jun 1942 | 2233 | 36° 30'N, 0° 20'E (0) Italian Grid 7741. | At 2233 hours, a battleship of the QUEEN ELIZABETH class and an aircraft carrier believed to be HMS Eagle. No destroyers were sighted. Bronzo attempted to carry out an attack but could not get into a favourable position. These were probably the battleship HMS Malaya and the aircraft carrier HMS Eagle. | |||||||
17 Jun 1942 | 0900 | At 0900 hours, information was received that a cruiser and four destroyers were sighted at 0632 hours, in Italian Grid 8289 (or 350° - Cape Bon - 50 miles) steering 300°, 14 knots. Bronzo attempted to intercept and at 2046 hours, only heard H.E. but sighted nothing. | ||||||||
21 Jun 1942 | 2330 2328 (e) | 38° 00'N, 3° 10'E | At 2330 hours, a submarine similar to the British TRITON class was sighted steering straight for Bronzo. T.V. Cesare Buldrini had orders not to attack submarines encountered and was not in a favourable position for action. Moreover, Zaffiro was known to be in the adjacent area. Yet Bronzo had been alerted by a signal from MARICOSOM (1215/18) that a British submarine was in the vicinity. The enemy submarine turned away and then three explosions were heard. Buldrini assumed that the enemy submarine had fired three torpedoes at him before turning away although no torpedo tracks were seen. This was HMS P 43 (Lieutenant A.C. Halliday, RN) (later to be named HMS Unison) who sighted the Italian submarine at a distance of 1.6 miles and, at 2328 hours, fired four torpedoes at a range of 1,200 yards and they all missed. | |||||||
Bronzo (BZ) | 3 Jul 1942 | 0745 | Cagliari | 3 Jul 1942 | 1310 | Cagliari | 25 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 10 Jul 1942 | 0805 | Cagliari | 10 Jul 1942 | 1745 | Cagliari | 67 | Exercises. | ||
2. | Bronzo (BZ) | 16 Jul 1942 | 0235 | Cagliari | 20 Jul 1942 | 1538 | Cagliari | 598 | Patrolled 4 miles east of La Galite. Sighted only French ships. | |
16 Jul 1942 | 1245 | 37° 32'N, 10° 07'E | At 1245 hours, a derelict mine was sighted but no action was taken. | |||||||
20 Jul 1942 | 0640 | At 0640 hours, the submarine Dagabur was encountered and recognition signals were exchanged. | ||||||||
Bronzo (BZ) | 22 Jul 1942 | 0938 | Cagliari | 22 Jul 1942 | 1325 | Cagliari | 28 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 31 Jul 1942 | 1610 | Cagliari | 1 Aug 1942 | 1125 | La Maddalena | 196 | Passage Cagliari-La Maddalena. | ||
3. | Bronzo (BZ) | 11 Aug 1942 | 0511 | La Maddalena | 17 Aug 1942 | 1215 | Cagliari | 1025 | Patrolled in an area between 37°20' and 38°00' N, and between 10°00' E and 10°40' E, against the PEDESTAL convoy. | |
12 Aug 1942 | 1905 | 37° 37'N, 10° 15'E | At 1905 hours, a convoy was sighted at a distance of 10,000 metres, steering 100° at 12 knots. This was the PEDESTAL convoy. The submarine moved eastward to close, sighting several ships burning. At 1956 hours, a freighter was observed to be hit aft. At 1958 hours, a freighter was hit by a torpedo and was listing. Shortly after, another vessel was hit beyond it. Twelve freighters and warships could be counted. At 2023 hours, another vessel was hit. | |||||||
12 Aug 1942 | 2205 | 37° 30'N, 10° 10'E | At 2205 hours, two cruisers and a destroyer were sighted at a distance of 5,000 metres, course 090°, 12 knots. Bronzo tried in vain to close to attack. | |||||||
12 Aug 1942 | 2346 | 37° 34'N, 10° 34'E | At 2302 hours, a 13,000-ton tanker on fire astern and crawling at 3 knots was sighted. At 2346 hours, two torpedoes were fired from bow tubes at a range of 1,200 metres. They missed due to a defect in the gyro angles. At 2348 hours, a third torpedo was fired from a bow tube. It was claimed to have hit. Due to the confusion of the action, it is difficult to determine the target. This was probably Empire Hope (12,688 GRT, built 1941) which had been abandoned or Clan Ferguson (7,347 GRT, built 1938). Clan Ferguson is reported to have been hit by Junkers 88 and blew up at about 2015 hours. Survivors reported that she was hit by an Italian torpedo-bomber at 2103 hours. Twelve of her crew were killed, including two gunners, as well as twenty passengers. Fifty-three survivors were picked up by the Italians. Empire Hope had been damaged by bombers at 2030 hours and abandoned in position 37°35' N, 10°25' E. The destroyer HMS Penn picked up her survivors and sank her by torpedo. She had no casualties. | |||||||
13 Aug 1942 | 1106 Noon (e) | 37° 29'N, 10° 25'E (0) Approximately. | At 1106 hours, a lifeboat with survivors from Clan Ferguson was sighted. Buldrini asked them if they had any wounded and required any help. They replied negatively and defiantly claimed that they had reported their position and were waiting to be rescued. Buldrini did not insist and sailed away. | |||||||
13 Aug 1942 | 1347 | 37° 29'N, 10° 25'E | At 1347 hours, two three-funnel cruisers were sighted at a distance of 20,000 metres, steering 300° passing between Cani Island and the coast. Bronzo tried to close then, at 1410 hours, sighted what appeared to be a damaged aircraft tender and made an enemy report. | |||||||
13 Aug 1942 | 1820 | 37° 29'N, 10° 25'E (0) Approximately. | At 1820 hours, a Savoia 79 torpedo-bomber was sighted at a distance of 6,000 metres and it appeared to attack the submarine. The aircraft closed to 3,000 meters but then apparently recognised the identity of the submarine and broke off the attack. | |||||||
13 Aug 1942 | 1858 | 37° 29'N, 10° 25'E (0) Approximately. | At 1858 hours, a Savoia 79 torpedo-bomber was sighted and it appeared to attack the submarine. The aircraft closed to 2,500 meters but then apparently recognised the identity of the submarine and broke off the attack. | |||||||
13 Aug 1942 | 1934 1915 (e) | 37° 29'N, 10° 25'E (0) Approximately. | At 1934 hours, the submarine Emo was encountered. They closed to voice range and exchanged information. | |||||||
14 Aug 1942 | 2350 | At 2350 hours, a signal from the submarine Otaria was received. It reported an unknown vessel northwest from her. Bronzo altered course to 278.5° to intercept but sighted nothing. | ||||||||
4. | Bronzo (BZ) | 18 Aug 1942 | 0100 | Cagliari | 19 Aug 1942 | 0101 | Cagliari | 207 | Patrolled in an area between 37°20' and 37°50' N, and between 09°20' E and 10°20' E, against the PEDESTAL convoy. | |
18 Aug 1942 | 0632 | (0) South of Cavoli Island (Sardinia). | At 0632 hours, the italian steamer Perseo was sighted steering 345°, from Tunisia to Cagliari. Bronzo was at periscope depth and although only 400 meters away, her hydrophones had not detected anything. | |||||||
18 Aug 1942 | 2029 2031 (e) | (0) 161° - Cape Spartivento (Sardinia) - 20 miles (Bronzo) or 214° - Cavoli Isalnd - 24 miles (P.211) | At 2029 hours, a loud torpedo explosion was heard some 4,000 metres distant. This was HMS P 211 (Commander Ben Bryant, DSC, RN) (later to be named HMS Safari). She had sighted the Italian U-boat and fired six torpedoes at a range of 3,500 yards. Tthe first four equipped with DCR (Duplex Coil Rod) magnetic pistols and the next two with CCR magnetic pistols (compensated coil rod) which would gradually replace the DCR pistols. All missed. | |||||||
Bronzo (BZ) | 24 Aug 1942 | 1602 | Cagliari | 25 Aug 1942 | 0937 | La Maddalena | 193 | Passage Cagliari-La Maddalena. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 14 Sep 1942 | 0015 | La Maddalena | 15 Sep 1942 | 1454 | Augusta | Passage La Maddalena-Augusta with submarines Acciaio and Platino. | |||
Bronzo (BZ) | 26 Sep 1942 | 0830 | Augusta | 26 Sep 1942 | 1305 | Augusta | Exercises. | |||
Bronzo (BZ) | 5 Oct 1942 | 0835 | Augusta | 5 Oct 1942 | 1200 | Augusta | 20,4 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 14 Oct 1942 | 0700 | Augusta | 14 Oct 1942 | 1345 | Augusta | 79,2 | Trials. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 5 Nov 1942 | 1135 | Augusta | 6 Nov 1942 | 0920 | Trapani | 277 | Passage Augusta-Trapani. | ||
5. | Bronzo (BZ) | 7 Nov 1942 | 0046 | Trapani | 19 Nov 1942 | 0957 | Cagliari | 1648 | Sailed for a patrol in an area between 37°18' and 37°41' N, and between 09°54' E and 10°15' E. However, on the night of 8th November, she was ordered to an area off Algiers. She was off Cape Sigli (Bougie) when she was ordered to an area between 38°20' and 38°40' N, and between 06°40' E and 07°00' E. During the evening of 12th November, she was ordered to do a reconnaissance of the Bay of Bougie. She was then posted to an area 60 miles north of Bone and on the 17th within 20 miles of Cape Bougaroni. | |
8 Nov 1942 | 1803 | At 1803 hours, a submarine was sighted and Bronzo turned away. | ||||||||
9 Nov 1942 | 1838 | (0) Gulf of Philippeville. | At 1838 hours, a red light was seen, from what was believed to be a patrol-boat. Bronzo tried to close the vessel but lost contact. | |||||||
10 Nov 1942 | 0135 0020 (e) | (0) Gulf of Philippeville. | At 0135 hours, a submarine believed to be Italian was sighted. Prudently, Bronzo turned away. This was actually HMS P 45 (Lieutenant H.B. Turner, RN) (later to be named HMS Unrivalled). She had sighted an Italian submarine steering 240° and had dived to attack, but lost contact. | |||||||
13 Nov 1942 | 0700 | 36° 46'N, 5° 11'E | At 0700 hours, a destroyer of the WITCH class was sighted at a distance of 4,500-5,000 metres, proceeding at 10 knots. Bronzo could not close the range. | |||||||
13 Nov 1942 | 1658 | 36° 46'N, 5° 11'E (0) Approximately. | At 1658 hours, five aircraft were seen at a distance of 12,000 metres and the submarine dived. | |||||||
15 Nov 1942 | 1900 | At 1900 hours, a submarine was sighted making smoke. Bronzo turned away. | ||||||||
6. | Bronzo (BZ) | 2 Dec 1942 | 1834 | Cagliari | 11 Dec 1942 | 1320 | Cagliari | 961 | Sailed for patrol between 37°00' N and 37°20' N, and between 05°20' E and 05°40' E (Grid 6288). During the evening of 10Th November, she made a reconnaissance of Bone and was also ordered to make a reconnaissance of Bougie. | |
4 Dec 1942 | 1954 | 37° 37'N, 8° 08'E | At 1954 hours, two steamers escorted by two corvettes or MTBs, were sighted at a distance of 2,500 metres. One of the escorts turned toward Bronzo who was forced to go deep at 2005 hours. | |||||||
10 Dec 1942 | 1916 | 37° 14'N, 8° 03'E | At 1912 hours, two ships were sighted at a distance of 2,500-3,000 metres. At 1916 hours, they were now seen to be two "SOUTHAMPTON" class cruisers with two destroyers steering northward at 15 knots. Four torpedoes (533mm) were fired at 6-second firing intervals at a range of 1,500 metres. Two torpedoes had an irregular run, one breaking surface. Bronzo dived and reached a depth of 30 metres when a hit was heard after 85 seconds. This success has not been confirmed. | |||||||
11 Dec 1942 | 0650 | At 0650 hours, a German aircraft was sighted and exchanged recognition signals. | ||||||||
Bronzo (BZ) | 18 Dec 1942 | 1330 | Cagliari | 18 Dec 1942 | 1735 | Cagliari | 20 | Exercises. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 28 Dec 1942 | 0840 | Cagliari | 28 Dec 1942 | 1200 | Cagliari | 25 | Exercises. | ||
7. | Bronzo (BZ) | 6 Jan 1943 | 2010 | Cagliari | 13 Jan 1943 | 1159 | Cagliari | ? | Patrolled in the western Mediterranean between 37°20'N and the African coast, and between 05°40'E and 06°20'E. Sighted a convoy on 10 January, but could not mount an effective attack. | |
10 Jan 1943 | 1412 | 37° 03'N, 5° 06'E | At 1412 hours, a convoy of three 5-6,000-ton steamers escorted by three large minesweepers and two aircraft, was sighted at a range of about 2,500 metres. They had not been detected by the hydrophones. Bronzo closed to a distance of 600 meters for a bow attack but, unable to use the periscope effectively because of the escorts, she failed to get into a good attacking position. The same convoy was sighted a few hours later by Mocenigo, but she was too far away to carry out an attack. | |||||||
8. | Bronzo (BZ) | 21 Jan 1943 | 1803 | Cagliari | 6 Feb 1943 | 0636 | Cagliari | ? | Sailed for a patrol between 37°40' N and 38°00' N, and between 06°20' E and 06°40' E. On 23rd January, she was ordered to a new area between 37°20' N and the Algerian coast, and between 04°40' E and 05°00' E. On 3rd February, she was ordered to an area between 37°20' N and the Algerian coast, and between 05°40' E and 06°00' E. Sighted several ships but was unable to carry out an attack. | |
22 Jan 1943 | 0442 | At 0442 hours, a submarine was sighted at a distance of 4,000 metres. Bronzo turned away. | ||||||||
24 Jan 1943 | 1240 | 37° 24'N, 4° 47'E | At 1240 hours, a patrol vessel was sighted at a distance of 7-8,000 metres, steering 100°, 10-12 knots. It had not been detected with hydrophones. Bronzo turned away. | |||||||
26 Jan 1943 | 1637 | 36° 58'N, 5° 02'E | At 1637 hours, two corvettes or MTBs were sighted at a distance of 3,000 metres. Bronzo turned away. | |||||||
27 Jan 1943 | 0305 | At 0305 hours, a bomber, which was almost certainly a Douglas DB - 7B Havock or Boston, was sighted. The aircraft circled five times but did not attack and Bronzo did not open fire with her machine-guns as she was close to the coast. | ||||||||
29 Jan 1943 | 1803 | 37° 00'N, 4° 43'E | At 1803 hours, a convoy of fourteen ships, including at least six destroyers, was sighted at a distance of 13-14,000 metres. Bronzo closed, but apparently the convoy was under air attack and, at 1840 hours, bombs fell near the submarine which went deep and could not regain contact. | |||||||
31 Jan 1943 | 1201 | 36° 54'N, 4° 55'E | At 1201 hours, two patrol vessels of about 300-400 tons were sighted at a distance of 8-10,000 metres. | |||||||
31 Jan 1943 | 1401 | 36° 54'N, 4° 55'E (0) Approximately. | At 1401 hours, an MTB, which had not been detected by hydrophones, was sighted at a distance of 2-3,000 metres. Bronzo went deep. | |||||||
31 Jan 1943 | 1615 | 36° 54'N, 4° 55'E (0) Approximately. | At 1615 hours, Bronzo was proceeding at a depth of 70 metres, when she was depth-charged by an A/S vessel detected with hydrophones at 1555 hours. The submarine went deep, but suffered some minor damage. | |||||||
Bronzo (BZ) | 12 Feb 1943 | 1712 | Cagliari | 13 Feb 1943 | 1640 | La Maddalena | Passage Cagliari-La Maddalena. | |||
Bronzo (BZ) | 11 Mar 1943 | 1003 | La Maddalena | 12 Mar 1943 | 0824 | Naples | Passage La Maddalena-Naples. | |||
Bronzo (BZ) | 25 May 1943 | Naples | 25 May 1943 | Naples | Exercises with the torpedo boat Orsa. | |||||
Bronzo (BZ) | 31 May 1943 | 0302 | Pozzuoli | 1 Jun 1943 | 0200 | La Maddalena | Passage Pozzuoli-La Maddalena. | |||
Bronzo (BZ) | 10 Jun 1943 | 0538 | La Maddalena | 10 Jun 1943 | 0812 | Bonifacio | Passage La Maddalena-Bonifacio. | |||
9. | Bronzo (BZ) | 18 Jun 1943 | 0155 | Bonifacio | 3 Jul 1943 | 1002 | La Maddalena | Patrolled between 37°20'N and Algerian coast, and between 04°30'E and 05°07'E then from 20th June, between 38°20'N and 39°00'N, and between 04°20 and 05°00'E. On 28th June, ordered to patrol south of 37°10'N between 05°00'E and 06°00'E. Uneventful except for H.E. and distant explosions. | ||
Bronzo (BZ) | 3 Jul 1943 | 0155 | La Maddalena | 3 Jul 1943 | 1142 | Porto Palma (Caprera Island) | Changed anchorage. | |||
Bronzo (BZ) | 3 Jul 1943 | 2145 | Porto Palma (Caprera Island) | 5 Jul 1943 | 1204 | Pozzuoli | Passage Porto Palma (Caprera Island)-Pozzuoli. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 20 Jul 1943 | 0900 | Monfalcone | 20 Jul 1943 | 1745 | Monfalcone | Exercises. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Jul 1943 | 0736 | Monfalcone | 26 Jul 1943 | 1322 | Venice | 61,2 | Passage Monfalcone-Venice. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Jul 1943 | 0900 | Venice | 27 Jul 1943 | 1145 | Venice | Exercises. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 28 Jul 1943 | 0915 | Venice | 28 Jul 1943 | 1150 | Venice | Exercises. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Jul 1943 | 0815 | Venice | 29 Jul 1943 | 1105 | Venice | Exercises. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 31 Jul 1943 | 0930 | Venice | 31 Jul 1943 | 1430 | Monfalcone | Passage Venice-Monfalcone. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 11 Aug 1943 | 0813 | Monfalcone | 11 Aug 1943 | 1257 | Monfalcone | 47,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Aug 1943 | 0853 | Monfalcone | 18 Aug 1943 | 1055 | Monfalcone | 30 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 19 Aug 1943 | 1509 | Monfalcone | 19 Aug 1943 | 1745 | Monfalcone | 36 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Sep 1943 | 1352 | Monfalcone | 4 Sep 1943 | 1605 | Monfalcone | 21 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Sep 1943 | 0901 | Monfalcone | 6 Sep 1943 | 1415 | Pola | 73 | Passage Monfalcone-Pola. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 7 Sep 1943 | 0840 | Pola | 7 Sep 1943 | 1137 | Pola | 5 | Demagnetization. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 Sep 1943 | 1500 | Pola | 9 Sep 1943 | 1510 | Pola | 0,2 | Changed moorings. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 Sep 1943 | 2320 | Pola | 10 Sep 1943 | 1700 | Pelagosa | Passage Pola-Brindisi, but anchored off Pelagosa Island to repair defects. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 Sep 1943 | 1137 | Pelagosa | 16 Sep 1943 | 0820 | Brindisi | 168,5 | Passage Pelagosa-Brindisi. Uneventful. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Sep 1943 | 1324 | Brindisi | 22 Sep 1943 | 1805 | Brindisi | 22 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 5 Oct 1943 | 0505 | Brindisi | 7 Oct 1943 | 0840 | Naples | 491,5 | Passage Brindisi-Naples. Uneventful. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 7 Oct 1943 | 0955 | Naples | 7 Oct 1943 | 1032 | Naples | 0,8 | Changed anchorage. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 Oct 1943 | 1442 | Naples | 12 Oct 1943 | 1608 | Torre Annunziata | 11 | Passage Naples-Torre Annunziata. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Nov 1943 | 1210 | Torre Annunziata (Naples) | 18 Nov 1943 | 1530 | Augusta | 175 | Passage Naples-Augusta with Otaria, HMS Nubian and convoy NV 8B (fifteen merchant vessels). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 21 Nov 1943 | 0915 | Augusta | 21 Nov 1943 | 0955 | Augusta | 0,8 | Changed anchorage. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 23 Nov 1943 | 0745 | Augusta | 23 Nov 1943 | 1630 | Augusta | 34 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Dec 1943 | 0701 | Augusta | 7 Dec 1943 | 1538 | Taranto | 217,7 | Passage Augusta-Taranto with Dandolo, Giada and Brin, escorted by the torpedo boats Aliseo, Fortunale, Riboty, Abba, corvette Urania and armed trawler HMS Grilse with convoy AH.11). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 1 Jan 1944 | 0835 | Taranto | 1 Jan 1944 | 1345 | Taranto | 35 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Jan 1944 | 1600 | Taranto | 2 Jan 1944 | 1744 | Taranto | 12 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Jan 1944 | 1235 | Taranto | 6 Jan 1944 | 1520 | Pantelleria | 742 | Passage Taranto-Algiers with Dandolo, Marea, Vortice and Speri escorted by the destroyer Grecale. Because of bad weather they were diverted to Pantelleria (6-8th January 1944). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 8 Jan 1944 | 0701 | Pantelleria | 9 Jan 1944 | 1855 | Algiers | 454 | Passage Pantelleria-Algiers with Dandolo, Marea, Vortice and Speri, escorted by destroyer Grecale. | ||
9 Jan 1944 | 1122 1124 (e) | 36° 47'N, 5° 37'E (e) 37° 21'N, 4° 42'E (0) German Grid CH 9525. | Goffredo Mameli observed an explosion 250-300 metres to starboard side and, shortly after, another about 250 metres to port. The escorting destroyer Grecale signalled that they were under air attack, but these were actually premature explosions from torpedoes fired by U-616 (OL Siegfried Koitschka). The Italians vessels were unaware that they had been under attack from a U-boat and, for security reasons, were diverted to Algiers. | |||||||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 11 Jan 1944 | 0530 | Algiers | 13 Jan 1944 | 1310 | Gibraltar | 601 | Passage Algiers-Gibraltar with Dandolo, Marea, Vortice and Speri, escorted by destroyer Grecale. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Jan 1944 | 0935 | Gibraltar | 17 Jan 1944 | 1337 | Gibraltar | 16 | Compass tests. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Jan 1944 | 0758 | Gibraltar | 27 Jan 1944 | 1022 | Gibraltar | 12 | Passage Gibraltar-Bermuda with Dandolo, Marea and Vortice escorted by the escort destroyer USS Neunzer (DE-150), but ordered back to wait for Speri. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 28 Jan 1944 | 1401 | Gibraltar | 28 Jan 1944 | 1416 | Gibraltar | Changed anchorage. | |||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Jan 1944 | 0800 | Gibraltar | 13 Feb 1944 | 1608 | Bermuda | 4800 | Passage Gibraltar-Bermuda with Dandolo, Marea, Vortice and Speri, escorted by the escort destroyer USS Neunzer (DE-150). During the passage, Mameli carried out exercises with Neunzer on 2nd and 9th Februry and refuelled from the destroyer on 7th February. At 1425 hours on the 12th met by the tug USS Cherokee (AT-66) and escorted in (mileage from Taranto). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Mar 1944 | 0755 | Bermuda | 13 Mar 1944 | 1843 | Bermuda | 76 | Exercises. On that day, the minesweeper USS Despite (AM-89) exercised with an Italian submarine, which could be either Mameli or Vortice (probably the latter). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Mar 1944 | 0730 | Bermuda | 18 Mar 1944 | 1822 | Bermuda | 42 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 19 Mar 1944 | 0744 | Bermuda | 19 Mar 1944 | 1755 | Bermuda | 40,2 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 21 Mar 1944 | 0724 | Bermuda | 21 Mar 1944 | 1513 | Bermuda | 36,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Mar 1944 | 0745 | King's Point (Bermuda) | 24 Mar 1944 | 0853 | Bermuda (dockyard) | 2,2 | Docked. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Apr 1944 | 0745 | Bermuda | 13 Apr 1944 | 0853 | Bermuda | 5,5 | Undocked. On 24th April 1944, operational control of Mameli passed from the British to the Americans. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Apr 1944 | 0800 | Bermuda | 26 Apr 1944 | 1857 | Bermuda | 72,5 | Exercises. Possibly with the destroyer escorts USS Neunzer (DE-150), USS Amick (DE-168), USS Cooner (DE-172) and USS Eldridge (DE-173). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Apr 1944 | 0707 | Bermuda | 29 Apr 1944 | 1909 | Bermuda | 66,9 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 Apr 1944 | 0632 | Bermuda | 30 Apr 1944 | 1938 | Bermuda | 77,4 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 May 1944 | 0617 | Bermuda | 9 May 1944 | 1836 | Bermuda | 75,2 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 10 May 1944 | 0730 | Bermuda | 10 May 1944 | 1825 | Bermuda | 62,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Brush (DD-745). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 May 1944 | 0723 | Bermuda | 12 May 1944 | 1728 | Bermuda | 48,1 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 May 1944 | 0641 | Bermuda | 13 May 1944 | 1728 | Bermuda | 58,3 | Exercises. Possibly with the destroyer escort USS George A. Johnson (DE-583). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 May 1944 | 0637 | Bermuda | 14 May 1944 | 1845 | Bermuda | 61,7 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Bearss (DD-654), USS Mansfield (DD-728) and USS Brush (DD-745). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 May 1944 | 0712 | Port Royal | 15 May 1944 | 1822 | St. George | 53,6 | Exercises and passage Port Royal-St. George. Possibly with the destroyer escort USS George A. Johnson (DE-583). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 May 1944 | 0730 | St. George | 26 May 1944 | 1613 | Bermuda (N.O.B. (?)) | 46,8 | Exercises and passage St. George-Bermuda. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 May 1944 | 0630 | Bermuda | 27 May 1944 | 1532 | Bermuda | 78 | Exercises. Possibly with the destroyer escort USS Holton (DE-703). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 28 May 1944 | 0700 | Bermuda | 28 May 1944 | 1734 | Bermuda | 76,4 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 May 1944 | 0639 | Bermuda | 30 May 1944 | 1933 | Bermuda | 95,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 31 May 1944 | 0627 | Bermuda | 31 May 1944 | 1858 | Bermuda | 88,6 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 1 Jun 1944 | 0622 | Port Royal | 1 Jun 1944 | 1810 | Port Royal | 89,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Brush (DD-745) and destroyer escort USS Daniel A. Joy (DE-585). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Jun 1944 | 0617 | Port Royal | 2 Jun 1944 | 1808 | Port Royal | 89,6 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Lyman K. Swenson (DD-729) and USS Brush (DD-745). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Jun 1944 | 0617 | Port Royal | 3 Jun 1944 | 1833 | Port Royal | 81 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Brush (DD-745) and escort destroyer USS Carter (DE-112). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Jun 1944 | 0636 | Port Royal | 4 Jun 1944 | 1610 | St. George | 49,7 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 11 Jun 1944 | 0740 | St. George | 11 Jun 1944 | 2005 | Port Royal | 80,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 Jun 1944 | 0700 | Port Royal | 12 Jun 1944 | 2032 | Port Royal | 81,2 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Charles S. Sperry (DD-697) and USS Taussig (DD-746). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Jun 1944 | 0545 | Port Royal | 13 Jun 1944 | 1928 | Port Royal | 82,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 Jun 1944 | 0633 | Port Royal | 14 Jun 1944 | 1550 | St. George | 49,2 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 Jun 1944 | 0655 | St. George | 15 Jun 1944 | 1755 | Port Royal | 51,9 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 16 Jun 1944 | 0625 | Port Royal | 16 Jun 1944 | 1714 | Port Royal | 89,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Jun 1944 | 0718 | Port Royal | 18 Jun 1944 | 1031 | Port Royal | 215,2 | Exercises in area 32°50'N, 63°40'W with the escort destroyers USS J.R.Y. Blakely (DE-140), USS Hill (DE-141), USS Howard F. Clark (DE-533) and aircraft from the escort carrier USS Wake Island (CVE-65). Mameli was escorted back to Bermuda by the minesweepers USS YMS 306 and USS YMS 307. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 19 Jun 1944 | 0640 | Port Royal | 19 Jun 1944 | 2013 | Port Royal | 77,2 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Taussig (DD-746). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Jun 1944 | 0701 | Port Royal | 22 Jun 1944 | 1953 | Port Royal | 100,8 | Exercises with Killer Group USS English (DD-696), McCoy Reynolds (DE-440), Walter C. Wann (DE-412), Abercrombie (DE-343), Carter (DE-112) and Samuel B. Roberts (DE-413) and escort carrier. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 23 Jun 1944 | 0620 | Port Royal | 23 Jun 1944 | 1837 | Port Royal | 81 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Charles S. Sperry (DD-697) and USS Taussig (DD-746). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Jun 1944 | 0628 | Port Royal | 24 Jun 1944 | 1701 | Port Royal | 63,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Jun 1944 | 0535 | Port Royal | 28 Jun 1944 | 0822 | Port Royal | 192 | Exercises in 32°00'N, 63°00'W with the aircraft from the escort carrier USS Card (CVE-11) and the escort destroyers USS Thomas (DE-102), USS Bostwick (DE-103), USS Breeman (DE-104), USS Bronstein (DE-189) and USS Baker (DE-190). Mameli was escorted out by the patrol craft USS PC 1596. Mameli was noted to display very good evasive tactics. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 1 Jul 1944 | 0627 | Port Royal | 1 Jul 1944 | 1840 | Port Royal | 84,9 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Jul 1944 | 0644 | Port Royal | 3 Jul 1944 | 1315 | Port Royal | 64 | Exercises with the destroyers USS John Hood (DD-655) and USS Collett (DD-730). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 Jul 1944 | 0620 | Port Royal | 9 Jul 1944 | 1723 | St. George | 63,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Jul 1944 | 0742 | St. George | 17 Jul 1944 | 1706 | St. George | 47,1 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 19 Jul 1944 | 0743 | St. George | 19 Jul 1944 | 1640 | St. George | 37,2 | Exercises. Possibly with the destroyer USS Samuel N. Moore (DD-747). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Jul 1944 | St. George | 22 Jul 1944 | St. George | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Clarence L. Evans (DE-113), USS Jesse Rutherford (DE-347), USS Traw (DE-350) and USS Leland E. Thomas (DE-420). | |||||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Jul 1944 | 0707 | St. George | 24 Jul 1944 | 1512 | St. George | 37 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Jul 1944 | 0751 | St. George | 26 Jul 1944 | 1649 | St. George | 37,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Jul 1944 | 0700 | St. George | 27 Jul 1944 | 1623 | St. George | 36,8 | Exercises. Possibly with the USS Bogue (CVE-9) group, which included the destroyer escorts USS Haverfield (DE-393), USS Swenning (DE-394), USS Willis (DE-395), USS Janssen (DE-396) and USS Wilhoite (DE-397). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 28 Jul 1944 | 0743 | St. George | 28 Jul 1944 | 1452 | St. George | 33 | Exercises. Possibly with the USS Bogue (CVE-9) group, which included the destroyer escorts USS Haverfield (DE-393), USS Swenning (DE-394), USS Willis (DE-395), USS Janssen (DE-396) and USS Wilhoite (DE-397). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Jul 1944 | 0731 | St. George | 29 Jul 1944 | 1557 | St. George | 36,6 | Exercises. Possibly with the USS Bogue (CVE-9) group, which included the destroyer escorts USS Haverfield (DE-393), USS Swenning (DE-394), USS Willis (DE-395), USS Janssen (DE-396) and USS Wilhoite (DE-397) and also with the destroyer USS Samuel N. Moore (DD-747). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 Jul 1944 | 0731 | St. George | 30 Jul 1944 | 1718 | St. George | 50,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 31 Jul 1944 | 0755 | St. George | 31 Jul 1944 | 1630 | St. George | 37,1 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Haynsworth (DD-700) and the destroyer escort USS Maurice J. Manuel (DE-351). Possibly also with the destroyer escorts USS Haverfield (DE-393), USS Swenning (DE-394), USS Janssen (DE-396) and USS Wilhoite (DE-397) from the USS Bogue (CVE-9) group. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Aug 1944 | 0750 | St. George | 2 Aug 1944 | 1617 | Port Royal | 50,9 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Aug 1944 | 0631 | Port Royal | 3 Aug 1944 | 1810 | Port Royal | 75 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Aug 1944 | 0623 | Port Royal | 4 Aug 1944 | 1702 | Port Royal | 72,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 5 Aug 1944 | 0650 | Port Royal | 5 Aug 1944 | 1808 | Port Royal | 76,1 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 10 Aug 1944 | 0612 | Port Royal | 10 Aug 1944 | 1741 | Port Royal | 84,5 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Ault (DD-698), USS Samuel N. Moore (DD-747) and the destroyer escorts USS Tinsman (DE-589) and USS Jobb (DE-707). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 11 Aug 1944 | 0603 | Bermuda | 13 Aug 1944 | 1003 | Bermuda | 463 | Exercises with Task Force 22.4: aircraft from the escort carrier USS Core (CVE-13) and her escort of the escort destroyers USS Moore (DE-240), USS Keith (DE-241), USS J. Richard Ward (DE-243), USS Otterstetter (DE-244) and USS Sloat (DE-245).on 11th and 12th August. Mameli was escorted out by USS Schenck (DD-159) who also joined the exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Aug 1944 | 1035 | Port Royal | 28 Aug 1944 | 1423 | Portsmouth (N.H.) | 758 | Passage Bermuda-Portsmouth (N.H.) with the British submarine HMS P 512, escorted by USS the destroyer USS Schenck (DD-159) and the destroyer escort USS Chester T. O'Brien (DE-421). At Portsmouth Mameli was to undergo a long refit. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 23 Nov 1944 | 0740 | Portsmouth (N.H.) | 23 Nov 1944 | 1440 | Portsmouth (N.H.) | 49,7 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Nov 1944 | 0830 | Portsmouth (N.H.) | 24 Nov 1944 | 2258 | New London (CT) | 159,3 | Passage Portsmouth (N.H.)-New London (Conn.). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Dec 1944 | 1300 | New London (CT) | 4 Dec 1944 | 1525 | New London (CT) | 29 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 5 Dec 1944 | 0500 | New London (CT) | 5 Dec 1944 | 1645 | New London (CT) | 64,4 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Clarence L. Evans (DE-113), USS Edsall (DE-129), USS Stewart (DE-238), USS Daniel (DE-335) and USS Hissem (DE-400). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Dec 1944 | 0710 | New London (CT) | 6 Dec 1944 | 1752 | New London (CT) | 63,9 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Stewart (DE-238) and USS Daniel (DE-335). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 8 Dec 1944 | 0800 | New London (CT) | 8 Dec 1944 | 1141 | New London (CT) | 38 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 11 Dec 1944 | 0615 | New London (CT) | 11 Dec 1944 | 1610 | Block Island | 59,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 Dec 1944 | 0750 | Block Island | 12 Dec 1944 | 1715 | New London (CT) | 81,2 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Dec 1944 | 0610 | New London (CT) | 13 Dec 1944 | 1316 | New London (CT) | 83 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 Dec 1944 | 0550 | New London (CT) | 14 Dec 1944 | 1417 | Block Island | 59,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 Dec 1944 | 0745 | Block Island | 15 Dec 1944 | 2350 | Block Island | 81,7 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 16 Dec 1944 | 0800 | Block Island | 16 Dec 1944 | 1747 | New London (CT) | 55,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Dec 1944 | 0620 | New London (CT) | 18 Dec 1944 | 1750 | Block Island | 63 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 20 Dec 1944 | 0745 | Block Island | 20 Dec 1944 | 2017 | Block Island | 43,7 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 21 Dec 1944 | 0750 | Block Island | 21 Dec 1944 | 2225 | New London (CT) | 96,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Dec 1944 | 0700 | New London (CT) | 22 Dec 1944 | 1918 | New London (CT) | 82,9 | Exercises. Possibly with the destroyer escorts USS Marchand (DE-249) and USS Pettit (DE-253). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Dec 1944 | 0930 | New London (CT) | 26 Dec 1944 | 1850 | New London (CT) | 61,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Dec 1944 | 0750 | New London (CT) | 27 Dec 1944 | 1842 | New London (CT) | 64,2 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 28 Dec 1944 | 0750 | New London (CT) | 28 Dec 1944 | 1430 | New London (CT) | 54,7 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Dec 1944 | 0750 | New London (CT) | 29 Dec 1944 | 1720 | New London (CT) | 58,9 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 Dec 1944 | 0755 | New London (CT) | 30 Dec 1944 | 0900 | New London (CT) | 12 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Jan 1945 | 0550 | New London (CT) | 2 Jan 1945 | 1320 | New London (CT) | 82,3 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Phelps (DD-360) and USS Champlin (DD-601). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Jan 1945 | 0550 | New London (CT) | 3 Jan 1945 | 1809 | Long Island (NY) | 79 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Jan 1945 | 0725 | Long Island (NY) | 4 Jan 1945 | 1825 | Long Island (NY) | 51,7 | Exercises with the escort destroyers USS Poole (DE-151), USS Peterson (DE-152), USS Harveson (DE-316) and USS Joyce (DE-317) from COMCORTDIV 22 and possibly also with the escort destroyers USS Tomich (DE-242), USS Otterstetter (DE-244) and USS Sloat (DE-245). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 5 Jan 1945 | 0725 | Long Island (NY) | 5 Jan 1945 | 1658 | Block Island (RI) | 43,8 | Exercises with the escort destroyers USS Poole (DE-151), USS Peterson (DE-152), USS Harveson (DE-316) and USS Joyce (DE-317) from COMCORTDIV 22. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Jan 1945 | 0725 | Block Island (RI) | 6 Jan 1945 | 1645 | New London (CT) | 51,2 | Exercises with the escort destroyers USS Poole (DE-151), USS Peterson (DE-152), USS Harveson (DE-316) and USS Joyce (DE-317) from COMCORTDIV 22. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Jan 1945 | 0900 | New London (CT) | 18 Jan 1945 | 1615 | New London (CT) | 36 | Gyrocompass tests. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 20 Jan 1945 | 0825 | New London (CT) | 21 Jan 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay (Me) | 225 | Passage New London (Conn.)-Casco Bay (Portland, Maine) escorted by the patrol craft USS SC-642 and met by USS destroyer USS Rhind (DD-404) at eastern end of Cape Cod Canal and escorted in. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Jan 1945 | 0745 | Casco Bay | 22 Jan 1945 | 1615 | Casco Bay | 50,2 | Exercises with the icebreaker USCGC Storis (WAGL-38) and the destroyer escort USS Clarence L. Evans (DE-113). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 23 Jan 1945 | 0738 | Casco Bay | 23 Jan 1945 | 1740 | Casco Bay | 58,9 | Exercises with the escort destroyers USS Buckley (DE-51), USS Reuben James (DE-153), USS Scroggins (DE-799) and USS Jack W. Wilke (DE-800). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Jan 1945 | 0753 | Casco Bay | 24 Jan 1945 | 1720 | Casco Bay | 54,8 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Rhind (DD-404) and the destroyer escorts USS Stewart (DE-238) and USS Daniel (DE-335). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 25 Jan 1945 | 0759 | Casco Bay | 25 Jan 1945 | 1250 | Casco Bay | 43,7 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Mervine (DD-489) and the frigate USS Gladwyne (PF-62). The exercises were interrupted because of bad weather. No info on other escort vessels involved. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Jan 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 26 Jan 1945 | 1810 | Casco Bay | 51 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Jacob Jones (DE-130), USS Sturtevant (DE-239) and USS Dale W. Peterson (DE-337). Lost one man overboard after these exercises (during other night exercises). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Jan 1945 | 0759 | Casco Bay | 27 Jan 1945 | 1702 | Casco Bay | 51,2 | Exercises with the frigates USS Gladwyne (PF-62) and USS New Bedford (PF-71). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Jan 1945 | 0745 | Casco Bay | 29 Jan 1945 | 1007 | Casco Bay | 23,5 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Brough (DE-148) and USS Martin H. Ray (DE-338). The exercises were interrupted because of high winds and low visibility. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 Jan 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 30 Jan 1945 | 1655 | Casco Bay | 51,1 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Trippe (DD-403), USS Wainwright (DD-419) and USS Nelson (DD-623). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 31 Jan 1945 | 0745 | Casco Bay | 31 Jan 1945 | 1649 | Casco Bay | 51,3 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Purdy (DD-734) and the destroyer escort USS Brough (DE-148). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 1 Feb 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 1 Feb 1945 | 1700 | Casco Bay | 49,9 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Trippe (DD-403), USS Wainwright (DD-419) and the destroyer escort USS Dale W. Peterson (DD-337). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Feb 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 2 Feb 1945 | 1706 | Casco Bay | 52,7 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Neal A. Scott (DE-769) and USS Muir (DE-770) and possibly the frigate USS Brunswick (PF-68). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Feb 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 3 Feb 1945 | 1703 | Casco Bay | 54,2 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Haverfield (DE-393) and USS Swenning (DE-394). A submarine exercise was cancelled on 5th February due to casualty? | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Feb 1945 | 0757 | Casco Bay | 6 Feb 1945 | 1632 | Casco Bay | 56,1 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Kretchmer (DE-329), USS O'Reilly (DE-330) and USS Koiner (DE-331). Submarine exercises were cancelled on 7th and 8th February 1945, due to the suspected presence of a U-boat as all available units were sent to search the area. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 10 Feb 1945 | 0900 | Casco Bay | 10 Feb 1945 | 1546 | Casco Bay | 26,3 | Special ASW exercises with the destroyer USS Nelson (DD-623). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 Feb 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 12 Feb 1945 | 1616 | Casco Bay | 30,4 | Exercises with USS Snowden (DE-246), USS Stanton (DE-247) and USS Swasey (DE-248). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Feb 1945 | 0740 | Casco Bay | 13 Feb 1945 | 1517 | Casco Bay | 32,4 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Carter (DE-112), USS Neil A. Scott (DE-769) and USS Muir (DE-770). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 Feb 1945 | 0825 | Casco Bay | 14 Feb 1945 | 1605 | Casco Bay | 35,6 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Carter (DE-112) and USS Muir (DE-770). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 Feb 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 15 Feb 1945 | 1457 | Casco Bay | 33,7 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Frost (DE-144) and USS Huse (DE-145). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 16 Feb 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 16 Feb 1945 | 1145 | Casco Bay | 7,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Hilary P. Jones (DD-427). Cancelled because of low visibility. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Feb 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 17 Feb 1945 | 1715 | Casco Bay | 56,4 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Trippe (DD-403)USS Trippe (DD-403) and the destroyer escorts USS Ramsden (DE-382), USS Rhodes (DE-384) and USS Savage (DE-386). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 20 Feb 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 20 Feb 1945 | 1657 | Casco Bay | 55,7 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Frost (DE-144), USS Huse (DE-145) and USS Inch (DE-146). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 21 Feb 1945 | 0745 | Casco Bay | 21 Feb 1945 | 1749 | Casco Bay | 58 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Charles F. Hughes (DD-428), USS Eberle (DD-430) and the destroyer escorts USS Herbert C. Jones (DE-137). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Feb 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 22 Feb 1945 | 0820 | Casco Bay | 0,2 | Exercises. Interrupted because of low visibility. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 23 Feb 1945 | 1230 | Casco Bay | 23 Feb 1945 | 1735 | Casco Bay | 28,3 | Exercises (delayed because of low visibility) with the destroyer escorts USS Haverfield (DE-393) and USS Swenning (DE-394). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Feb 1945 | 0650 | Casco Bay | 26 Feb 1945 | 1415 | Portsmouth (N.H.) | 53,7 | Passage Casco Bay-Portsmouth (N.H.), escorted by the destroyer escort USS Wilhoite (DE-397) for repairs to the rudder. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Mar 1945 | 1030 | Portsmouth (N.H.) | 17 Mar 1945 | 1532 | Portland (Maine) | 56,3 | Passage Portsmouth (N.H.)-Portland (Maine) escorted by the destroyer escort USS Robert I. Paine (DE-578). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Mar 1945 | 0940 | Portland (Maine) | 18 Mar 1945 | 1748 | Portland (Maine) | 50,9 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Jacob Jones (DE-130) and USS Brough (DE-148). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 19 Mar 1945 | 0750 | Portland (Maine) | 19 Mar 1945 | 1725 | Portland (Maine) | 53,6 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Edison (DD-439) and the destroyer escorts USS Jacob Jones (DE-130) and USS Sturtevant (DE-239). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 20 Mar 1945 | 0810 | Portland (Maine) | 20 Mar 1945 | 1440 | Portland (Maine) | 46 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Benson (DD-421), USS Quick (DD-490) and the destroyer escort USS Cates (DE-763). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 23 Mar 1945 | 0812 | Portland (Maine) | 23 Mar 1945 | 1630 | Portland (Maine) | 50,1 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Pettit (DE-253), USS Ricketts (DE-254) and USS Cates (DE-763). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Mar 1945 | 0755 | Portland (Maine) | 24 Mar 1945 | 1708 | Portland (Maine) | 53,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Davis (DD-395) and the destroyer escort USS Howard D. Crow (DE-252). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 25 Mar 1945 | 0758 | Portland (Maine) | 25 Mar 1945 | 1656 | Portland (Maine) | 51,8 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Carter (DE-112), USS Neil A. Scott (DE-769) and USS Sutton (DE-771) of TG 22.13. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 25 Mar 1945 | 0758 | Portland (Maine) | 25 Mar 1945 | 1656 | Portland (Maine) | 51,8 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Carter (DE-112), USS Neil A. Scott (DE-769) and USS Sutton (DE-771) of TG 22.13. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Mar 1945 | 0845 | Portland (Maine) | 26 Mar 1945 | 1720 | Portland (Maine) | 50,8 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Mar 1945 | 0805 | Portland (Maine) | 27 Mar 1945 | 1720 | Portland (Maine) | 52,8 | Exercises with the cutters USCGC Modoc (WPG-46) and USCGC Tampa (WPG-48). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 Mar 1945 | 0750 | Portland (Maine) | 30 Mar 1945 | 1723 | Portland (Maine) | 52,8 | Exercises with the cutters USCGC Modoc (WPG-46) and USCGC Tampa (WPG-48). [???]. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 31 Mar 1945 | 0805 | Portland (Maine) | 31 Mar 1945 | 1725 | Portland (Maine) | 53,2 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Benson (DD-421), USS Gleaves (DD-423) and USS Baldwin (DD-624). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 1 Apr 1945 | 0745 | Casco Bay | 1 Apr 1945 | 1658 | Casco Bay | 58 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Finch (DE-328) and USS Richey (DE-385). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Apr 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 2 Apr 1945 | 1739 | Casco Bay | 58 | Exercises with the destroyer escort USS Neil A. Scott (DE-769). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Apr 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 3 Apr 1945 | 1700 | Casco Bay | 52,6 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Sampson (DD-394), destroyer escort USS Mills (DE-383) and the frigates USS Lorain (PF-93) and USS Orlando (PF-99). An enemy submarine was reported at 49°30'N, 29°00'W. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 5 Apr 1945 | 1040 | Casco Bay | 5 Apr 1945 | 1740 | Casco Bay | 49,4 | Exercises with the cutters USCGC Modoc (WPG-46), USCGC Tampa (WPG-48) and USCGC Algonquin (WPG-75). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Apr 1945 | 0800 | Casco Bay | 6 Apr 1945 | 1710 | Casco Bay | 58,1 | Exercises with the destoyer escorts USS Micka (DE-176) and USS Gustafson (DE-182). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 7 Apr 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 7 Apr 1945 | 1525 | Casco Bay | 50,3 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Jouett (DD-396) and the frigate USS Lorain (PF-93). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 Apr 1945 | 0804 | Casco Bay | 9 Apr 1945 | 1735 | Casco Bay | 55,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Somers (DD-381) and the frigate USS Woonsocket (PF-32). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 Apr 1945 | 0843 | Casco Bay | 12 Apr 1945 | 1744 | Casco Bay | 55,5 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Gandy (DE-764) and USS Earl K. Olsen (DE-765). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Apr 1945 | 0755 | Casco Bay | 13 Apr 1945 | 1445 | Casco Bay | 47 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Eisner (DE-192), USS Wingfield (DE-194) and USS Rinehart (DE-196). Interrupted because of fog, Wingfield sent a boarding and salvage party for training aboard the submarine. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 Apr 1945 | 0805 | Casco Bay | 14 Apr 1945 | 1740 | Casco Bay | 55,2 | Exercises with the destroyers USS Gleaves (DD-423), USS Eberle (DD-430), USS Woolsey (DD-437) and the destroyer escort USS Harveson (DE-316). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 Apr 1945 | 1020 | Casco Bay | 15 Apr 1945 | 1820 | Casco Bay | 52,1 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Garfield Thomas (DE-193), USS Thornhill (DE-195) and USS Roche (DE-197). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 16 Apr 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 16 Apr 1945 | 1305 | Casco Bay | 43,7 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Eisner (DE-192) and USS Garfield Thomas (DE-193). Interrupted due to defects. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 19 Apr 1945 | 1235 | Casco Bay | 19 Apr 1945 | 1642 | Casco Bay | 13 | Gyrocompass tests. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 May 1945 | 0748 | Casco Bay | 3 May 1945 | 1730 | Casco Bay | 53,5 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Brough (DE-148). and USS Sturtevant (DE-239). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 5 May 1945 | 0910 | Casco Bay | 5 May 1945 | 1710 | Casco Bay | 48,7 | Exercises with the destroyer escort USS Camp (DE-251), the frigate USS Peoria (PF-67) and the corvette USS Courage (PG-70). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 May 1945 | 0735 | Casco Bay | 9 May 1945 | 1705 | Casco Bay | 53,3 | Exercises with the frigates USS Key West (PF-17) and USS Alexandria (PF-18). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 May 1945 | 0750 | Casco Bay | 12 May 1945 | 0836 | Casco Bay | 0,7 | Exercises. Interrupted after a collision with the minesweeper USS Jubilant (AM-255). | ||
12 May 1945 | 0803 | (0) In Hussy Sound (Casco Bay). | The submarine collided with the minesweeper USS Jubilant (AM-255). The submarine was slightly damaged and had to turn back. | |||||||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 May 1945 | 0800 | Casco Bay | 17 May 1945 | 1730 | Casco Bay | 48 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 May 1945 | 0645 | Casco Bay | 27 May 1945 | 0920 | New London (Conn.) | 225 | Passage Casco Bay-New London (Conn.), escorted by the destroyer USS USS Somers (DD-381) until Cape Cod then by the destroyer escort USS Coffman (DE-191). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 1 Jun 1945 | 1237 | New London (Conn.) | 7 Jun 1945 | 1212 | Guantanamo (Cuba) | 1546 | Passage New London (Conn.)-Guantanamo escorted by the high speed transport USS John P. Gray (APD-74). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 Jun 1945 | 0700 | Guantanamo | 14 Jun 1945 | 1752 | Guantanamo | 68,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 15 Jun 1945 | 0830 | Guantanamo | 15 Jun 1945 | 1712 | Guantanamo | 35,3 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Jun 1945 | 0825 | Guantanamo | 18 Jun 1945 | 1610 | Guantanamo | 23,5 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Gandy (DE-764) and USS Earl K. Olsen (DE-765). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 20 Jun 1945 | 0800 | Guantanamo | 20 Jun 1945 | 1441 | Guantanamo | 23,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Niblack (DD-424). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 24 Jun 1945 | 0629 | Guantanamo | 24 Jun 1945 | 1540 | Guantanamo | 39,5 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Steinaker (DD-863). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 25 Jun 1945 | 0835 | Guantanamo | 25 Jun 1945 | 1800 | Guantanamo | 41,9 | Exercises with the destroyer USS Livermoore (DD-429). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Jun 1945 | 0700 | Guantanamo | 26 Jun 1945 | 1440 | Guantanamo | 24 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Price (DE-332) and USS Strickland (DE-333). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Jun 1945 | 0630 | Guantanamo | 27 Jun 1945 | 1420 | Guantanamo | 39 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 28 Jun 1945 | 0630 | Guantanamo | 28 Jun 1945 | 1410 | Guantanamo | 24,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 30 Jun 1945 | 1009 | Guantanamo | 30 Jun 1945 | 1716 | Guantanamo | 22,6 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Daniel (DE-335) and USS Dale W. Peterson (DE-337). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Jul 1945 | 0930 | Guantanamo | 2 Jul 1945 | 1710 | Guantanamo | 24,5 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Jul 1945 | 0640 | Guantanamo | 4 Jul 1945 | 1142 | Guantanamo | 23,4 | Exercises. Interrupted because of defects. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 11 Jul 1945 | 0645 | Guantanamo | 11 Jul 1945 | 1609 | Guantanamo | 37 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 12 Jul 1945 | 0903 | Guantanamo | 12 Jul 1945 | 1143 | Guantanamo | 7 | Exercises. Interrupted because the A/S vessels did not show up. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 13 Jul 1945 | 1104 | Guantanamo | 13 Jul 1945 | 1735 | Guantanamo | 33,9 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 14 Jul 1945 | 1005 | Guantanamo | 14 Jul 1945 | 1730 | Guantanamo | 24,7 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 17 Jul 1945 | 0640 | Guantanamo | 17 Jul 1945 | 1530 | Guantanamo | 41,7 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 18 Jul 1945 | 1240 | Guantanamo | 18 Jul 1945 | 1740 | Guantanamo | 21 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 22 Jul 1945 | 0730 | Guantanamo | 22 Jul 1945 | 1535 | Guantanamo | 32,5 | Exercises with the destroyer escort USS Sturtevant (DE-239). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 25 Jul 1945 | 1908 | Guantanamo | 26 Jul 1945 | 0157 | Guantanamo | 44,8 | Exercises (with the destroyer escorts USS Durant (DE-389), USS Calcaterra (DE-390) and USS Merrill (DE-392). A rare night exercise! | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 26 Jul 1945 | 1900 | Guantanamo | 26 Jul 1945 | 2310 | Guantanamo | 28,3 | Exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Frost (DE-144) and USS Huse (DE-388). A rare night exercise! The submarine managed to evade both ships! | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 29 Jul 1945 | 1928 | Guantanamo | 29 Jul 1945 | 2345 | Guantanamo | 30,2 | Night exercises with the destroyer escorts USS Roy O. Hale (DE-336), USS Martin H. Ray (DE-338) and USS Lansing (DE-388). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 31 Jul 1945 | 1937 | Guantanamo | 31 Jul 1945 | 2400 | Guantanamo | 31,5 | Exercises. The destroyers USS Eugene A. Greene (DD-711) and USS Herbert J. Thomas (DD-833) exercised on that day with an Italian submarine which was probably Da Procida but could have been Mameli. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Aug 1945 | 0650 | Guantanamo | 2 Aug 1945 | 1430 | Guantanamo | 35 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 3 Aug 1945 | 0929 | Guantanamo | 3 Aug 1945 | 1640 | Guantanamo | 31 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Aug 1945 | 0648 | Guantanamo | 4 Aug 1945 | 1505 | Guantanamo | 39 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 6 Aug 1945 | 0635 | Guantanamo | 6 Aug 1945 | 1308 | Guantanamo | 23 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 7 Aug 1945 | 1943 | Guantanamo | 7 Aug 1945 | 2400 | Guantanamo | 22 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 9 Aug 1945 | 0643 | Guantanamo | 9 Aug 1945 | 1715 | Guantanamo | 26 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 10 Aug 1945 | 0637 | Guantanamo | 10 Aug 1945 | 1430 | Guantanamo | 33 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 27 Aug 1945 | 0905 | Guantanamo | 30 Aug 1945 | 1010 | Guantanamo | 602 | Exercises. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 4 Nov 1945 | 0743 | Key West (FL) | 4 Nov 1945 | 1425 | Key West (FL) | 53 | Trials. | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 8 Nov 1945 | 1729 | Key West (FL) | 13 Nov 1945 | 1646 | Bermuda | 1216 | Passage Key West (Florida)-Bermuda escorted by the salvage vessel USS Escape (ARS-6). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 16 Nov 1945 | 1351 | Bermuda | 24 Nov 1945 | 1400 | Ponto Delgada (Azores) | 1986 | Passage Bermuda-Gibraltar, escorted by the salvage vessel USS Escape (ARS-6), but diverted to Ponto Delgada (Azores). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 25 Nov 1945 | 1140 | Ponto Delgada (Azores) | 30 Nov 1945 | 1130 | Gibraltar | 1118 | Passage Ponto Delgada (Azores)-Gibraltar, partly towed by the salvage vessel USS Escape (ARS-6). | ||
Goffredo Mameli (GM) | 2 Dec 1945 | 1450 | Gibraltar | 10 Dec 1945 | 1615 | Taranto | 1340 | Passage Gibraltar-Taranto, partly towed by the salvage vessel USS Escape (ARS-6). |
286 entries. 253 total patrol entries (9 marked as war patrols) and 43 events.