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Italian submarines
World War I
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- Argonauta class (ex-Russian ?)
- Argonauta (ex-Russian Svyatoy Georgi)
- Balilla (1915) (ex-German SM U-42)
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{{Italian F-class submarine}} User:Derekbridges/sandbox/Italian F-class submarine
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- Micca class
- Angelo Emo (cancelled)
- Lorenzo Marcello (cancelled)
- Lazzaro Mocenigo (cancelled)
- Pietro Micca
- Luigi Galvani
- Torricelli
- Angelo Emo
- Lorenzo Marcello
- Lazzaro Mocenigo
World War II
- Archimede class
- Archimede (later Spanish General Sanjurjo)
- Galileo Galilei (later Spanish General Mola II, later HMS X2 / HMS P711)
- Evangelista Torricelli (later Spanish General Mola)
- Galileo Ferraris (later Spanish General Sanjurjo II)
- Glauco class
- Glauco (ex-Portuguese NRP Delfim)
- Otaria (ex-Portuguese NRP Espadarte)
- Calvi class
- Pietro Calvi
- Giuseppe Finzi (later German UIT-21)
- Enrico Tazzoli
- Argo class (ex-Portuguese)
- Liuzzi class
- Console Generale Liuzzi
- Alpino Bagnolini (later German UIT-22)
- Reginaldo Giuliani (later German UIT-23)
- Capitano Tarantini
- Marconi class
- Guglielmo Marconi
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Michele Bianchi
- Luigi Torelli (later German UIT-25, later Japanese I-504)
- Alessandro Malaspina
- Maggiore Baracca
- N1 class (ex-Yugoslav Osvetnik class)
- N1 / Francesco Rismondo (ex-Yugoslav Osvetnik)
- N2 / Antonio Bajamonti (ex-Yugoslav Smeli)
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- N3 class (ex-Yugoslav Hrabri class)
- Flutto class or Tritone class
- Type 1:
- Type 2: (15 of 24 laid down)
- Alluminio
- Antimonio
- Fosforo
- Manganese
- Silicio
- Zolfo
- Bario / Pietro Calvi (S503) (later German UIT-7)
- Litio (later German UIT-8)
- Potassio (later German UIT-10)
- Sodio (later German UIT-9)
- Ferro (later German UIT-12)
- Rame (later German UIT-11)
- Piombo (later German UIT-13)
- Zinco (later German UIT-14)
- Cromo
- Amianto
- Cadmio
- Iridio
- Magnesio
- Mercurio
- Oro
- Ottone
- Rutenio
- Vanadio
- Type 3: (ordered, not laid down)
- Attinio
- Azoto
- Bromo
- Carbonio
- Elio
- Molibdeno
- Osmio
- Ossigeno
- Plutonio
- Radio
- Selenio
- Tungsteno
- (ex-French Requin class)
- (ex-French Circé class)
- (ex-French Redoutable class)
- FR118 (ex-French Henri Poincaré)
- R class or Romolo class
Captured
- Submarines Phoque, Saphir, Requin, Espadon, Dauphin, Turquoise, Circé, Henry Poincare, who had become respectively Italians FR-111 FR 118. An additional unit, Calypso, never received any official name (which never came into service in the Royal Navy, like most of all the former French unit); also the initials FR 118 (designation of the Poincare) has never been officially confirmed, although it appears very likely;
- Eight submarines Phoque, Saphir, Requin, Espadon, Dauphin, Turquoise, Circé, Henry Poincare, which were to be renamed FR 111-FR 118. A further unit, the Calypso, was captured but none entered service into the Regia Marina, and many other ex French ships did not receive an FR number. Also the FR 118 number, assigned to the Poincare, is an unofficial one, although it appears to be very likely.
Postwar
Italian midget submarines
- Alfa-class midget submarine Alfa-class submarine
- Alfa
- Beta
- A-class midget submarine A-class submarine
- A1
- A2
- A3
- A4
- A5
- A6
- B-class midget submarine B-class submarine
- B1
- B2
- B3
- CB-class midget submarine
- CB1 (later Germany, later Romania)
- CB2 (later Germany, later Romania)
- CB3 (later Germany, later Romania)
- CB4 (later Germany, later Romania)
- CB5 (later Germany)
- CB6 (later Germany, later Romania)
- CB7 (later Germany)
- CB8
- CB9
- CB10
- CB11
- CB12
- CB13 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB14 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB15 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB16 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB17 (later Germany, later RSI (as CB6?))
- CB18 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB19 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB20 (later Germany, later RSI, later Yugoslavia)
- CB21 (later Germany, later RSI)
- CB22 (later Germany)
- CB23
- CB24
- CB25
- CC-class midget submarine CC class
- CC1
- CC2
- CC3