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Submarine Vesikko

The CV-707 Vesikko was a Finnish submarine, built in the 1930s as part of Finland's naval fleet. It was a prototype for Germany's later U-boat designs during World War II. Vesikko played a crucial role in Finland's naval operations during the Winter War and Continuation War against the Soviet Union. Though relatively small, with a length of about 40 meters, Vesikko was armed with torpedoes and naval mines. Today, Vesikko serves as a museum ship on Suomenlinna island.

• Three torpedo tubes
  
• One extra player re-loadable torpedo
  
• Diesel-Electric drive
  
• Easy depth control
  
• Triple ballast tank design for balancing after weapons launch
  
• Ballast can be emptied at various depths

Torpedo