An item reported that the Yugoslavian navy possessed over several motor torpedo boats in the past part of the Allied Navy. With an armament of 1-4cm gun and 3-2cm guns, an average speed of 45-48 miles numbered their crews 12 men. There were 2 flotillas. One consisting of the Nos. 1m 2, 6, 8, 10 and 12 stationed at Sibenik [Croatia] and the second one with the Nos. 13-18 stationed at Zije [Croatia].
A second item reported the stationing of a flotilla motor torpedo boats at Pola.
An third item reported that the Yugoslavian navy possessed over the motor torpedo boats T.C. 1 (Rijeka), T.C. 2 (Pola), T.C. 4 (Spilt), T.C. 5 (Morava), T.C. 6 (Manola) and T.C. 7 (Zadar), all stationed at Sibenik [Croatia] with a crew numbering 24 men, a speed of 24 miles and an armament of 1-2cm machinegun and 1-0,8cm machinegun.
A fourth item reported four motor torpedo boats under construction at Split [Croatia] and another six at Fiume [Rijeka, Croatia] all to be fitted out with diesel engines.
Source
The report was published on www.archive.org, document numberCIA-RDP82-00457R002400100011-6
A second item reported the stationing of a flotilla motor torpedo boats at Pola.
An third item reported that the Yugoslavian navy possessed over the motor torpedo boats T.C. 1 (Rijeka), T.C. 2 (Pola), T.C. 4 (Spilt), T.C. 5 (Morava), T.C. 6 (Manola) and T.C. 7 (Zadar), all stationed at Sibenik [Croatia] with a crew numbering 24 men, a speed of 24 miles and an armament of 1-2cm machinegun and 1-0,8cm machinegun.
A fourth item reported four motor torpedo boats under construction at Split [Croatia] and another six at Fiume [Rijeka, Croatia] all to be fitted out with diesel engines.
Source
The report was published on www.archive.org, document numberCIA-RDP82-00457R002400100011-6
