Model 1919V (550 mm)

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550 mm Model 1923DT torpedo about to enter water

Description

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General info

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History

Successor to the 450 mm Mle 1918, the 550 mm Modèle 1919 was developed and built by the Naval Dockyard at Toulon in two versions: More common, used on larger vessels 550 mm Mle 1919D (D standing for Distance), which was optimised for range and had two modes: GV (Grande Vitesse) of 6,000 m at 35 knots, and PV (Petite Vitesse) of 14,000 m at 25 knots. And a shorter, designed for torpedo boats, 550 mm Mle 1919V (V standing for Vitesse) similarly with two modes: 2,000 m at 43 knots and 4,000 m at 35 knots.

The 550mm Mle 1919V used 238 kg picric acid warhead, which could easily be detached for the time when the torpedo was in storage, and then quickly attached once the threat emerged, reducing associated risks, or even allowing to dump warhead overboard in case of a fire.

Depth, speed and gyroscope settings could set by the operator of the torpedo tube, without any need for to physically access the torpedo itself, allowing instant adjudgements as the combat conditions changed.

The design was replaced by a vastly superior 550 mm Modèle 1923DT.

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[Expand]Torpedoes
USA 
450 mm  Mk.7
533 mm  Bliss-Leavitt Mk.1 · Mark 35 · Mk.8 · Mk.8-3 C/D · Mk.15 · Mk.16
569 mm  Mk.13 · Mk.13-6 · Mk.13-6 Case
Germany 
324 mm  Mark 44
450 mm  C/06D · LT 1A/1 · F5W · F5b
500 mm  G7 · G6c
533 mm  G7a · Seal DM2A1
600 mm  H/8
USSR 
400 mm  SET-40 · SET-72
450 mm  Pattern 1910 · Pattern 1912 · 45-36NU · 45-36AN · 45-36MAN
533 mm  53-38 · 53-39 · 53-56 · 53-57 · 53-65 · SET-53M · SET-65
Britain 
450 mm  R.G.F. Mark VI** · Mark XII · Mark XV
533 mm  Mark I · Mk.IV · Mk.V · Mk.VIII · Mk.IX · Mk.IX** · 21 inch Mk.20 Bidder
Japan 
324 mm  Mark 46
450 mm  Type 2 · Type 38 No.2 B · Type 43 · Type 44 No.2 · Type 91 Model 2 · Type 91 Model 3
533 mm  Type 6 · Type 43 (1910) · Type 54 Model 3 · Type 72 Model 1 · Type 89
610 mm  Type 8 No.2 · Type 90 · Type 93 Model 1, Mod 2 · Type 93 Model 3
Italy 
450 mm  F200/450 · S.I.170/450X5,25 · W.200/450X5,75 · Whitehead A 110/450
533 mm  S.I.270 · S.I. 250/533,4X7,5 Tipo A · S.I. 270/533,4X7,2 Tipo I · S.I. 270/533X6.84 Tipo L · S.I. 270/533,4X7,2 Tipo M
France 
400 mm  1926DA
450 mm  1909R
550 mm  L3 · Model 1919V · Model 1923DT
Sweden 
450 mm  m/38 · m/41
  † = Aerial torpedo
‡ = Aerial and ship-launched torpedo