Medium submarines
Project 613

NATO: Whiskey Сlass

Completed

215 units

Ships

Project 613

General characteristics - Project 613

Schematics

Project 613 Submarine - Whiskey Class

Modernizations

Project 613V – 28? units: S-66, S-67, S-70 on 02.1961-1963 Sevastopol Sevmorzavod, S-74, S-86, S-88 in 1963?, S-140, S-141, S-145 in 1961, S-150, S-154, S-160, S-161, S-168 Zvezdochka, Severodvinsk, S-172 in 1963 in Zvezdochka, Severodvinsk, S-176, S-178, S-181 Zvezdochka, Severodvinsk, S-185 Zvezdochka, Severodvinsk, S-194, S-195 Zvezdochka, Severodvinsk, S-197, S-222 in 1973-74, S-224 in 1973-74 in Dalzavod, Vladvostok, S-266, S-283 in 1961-62 at the Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky, S-294, S-331 11.1961-1963 Dalzavod, Vladvostok. 1147/1354 tons, draught 5,5 m, 10630 nmi (10 knots)/340 nmi (2 knots), crew - 56 (10 officers), 45 days, RLK-101 Albatros radar complex, Plutoniy mines detection sonar, Fenix noise detection sonar
Project P613 – 1 unit: S-146 in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanova, Gorky, in 1957. 1 P-5 cruise missile launcher – Sever fire control system, 17,5/11,5 kts, 20 days. In 1962 launcher was removed.
Project 644 – 6 units: in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky, S-44 12.07.1960, S-46 in 1959-19.09.1960, S-80 in 07.1957-15.01.1960, S-69 21.09.1960, S-158 31.08.1960, S-162 24.07.1962. 1160/1473 tons, draught 5,4 m, 2 P-5 cruise missiles launchers – Sever-A-644-U fire control system, 4 bow torpedo tubes (4 torpedoes) – L-4 torpedoes fire control system, 17,5/11,5 kts, 5000 nmi (8 knots)/5000 nmi (6 kts under snorkel), /3100 nmi (8 kts under snorkel), /260 nmi (2 knots), crew - 58 (11 officers), 20 days, Sever-N-644 navigation complex
Project 644D – 1 unit: S-162 in Severnoe mashinostroitel`noe predpriyatie, Severodvinsk, in 08.1960. P-5D cruise missiles
Project 644-7 – 1 unit: S-158 in 1964. P-7 cruise missiles
Project 665 – 6 units: in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky, S-61 in 28.10.1960-1961, S-64 in 12.12.1958-28.06.1961 in Baltiysky Shipyard №189 named after S.Ordzhonikidze, Leninrgad - S-142 in 1963, S-152, S-155 26.09.1959-7.06.1961, S-164 1962-5.08.1963 (2 units in 1962, 2 units in 1963). 1480/1924 tons, 85x6,7x4,75 m, 4 P-5 cruise missiles launchers – Sever-A fire control system, 4 bow torpedo tubes (4 torpedoes), 7000 nmi (8 knots)/8500 nmi (6 kts under snorkel), /6000 nmi (8 kts under snorkel), /400 nmi (2 knots), crew - 58 (11 officers), 45 days, Flag surface radar, Nakat ESM Radar system, Plutoniy mines detection sonar, MG-10 Kola noise detection sonar, Svet-M passive sonar, MG-15 Sviyaga, Sever-N navigation complex
Project 613A – 1 unit: S-72 in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 07.1962. For a P-40 Ametist (4K66) model of anti-ship guided missiles trials
Project 613AD – 1 unit: S-72 in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 07.1964. For a P-40 Ametist (4K66) anti-ship guided missiles trials
Project V613 – 1 unit: S-229 in in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 1956-1957. For ballisic missile trials: 1044/? т, 2 S4 ballistic missiles models launchers. 1 and S4.5, 6/4,7 kts
Project 613D-4 – 1 unit: S-229 in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 1961. For D-4 ballisic missile complex trials: 1104/? tons, draught 4,95 m, 1 launcher for a model of R-21 ballistic missile, crew - 55
Project 613D-7 – 1 unit: S-229 in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 07.1963. For D-7 ballisic missile complex trials: 1 launcher for a model of RT-15M ballistic missile
Project 613D-5 – 1 unit: S-229 in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 22.12.1965. For D-5 ballisic missile complex trials: 1119/? tons, draught 4,6 m, 1 launcher for a model of R-27 ballistic missile
Project 613RV – 1 unit: S-65 in Shipyard №444 named after A.Marti, Nikolaev, in 1964. For Vyuga anti-submarine guided missiles trials: 1055/? tons, 77,8 m, 2 650 mm bow torpedo tubes (2 missiles), 2 533 mm bow torpedo tubes (2 81R missiles), Vyuga K-613RV fire control system, 2x2000 hp PG-101M-1 electric motors instead of PG-101, 18/12 kts, crew - 61, 6 days, MG-10 Kola noise detection sonar, MG-15 Sviyaga, Sever-N-613RV navigation complex. In 1976-77 - VA-111 Shkval torpedoes trials
Project 640 – 4 units: S-62 15.11.1959-31.01.1961, S-73 in 12.1960, S-149 in 14.03.1955-28.02.1958, S-151 in 4.04.1959-30.09.1960 in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky. Radar picket submarines: 1062/1360 tons, draught 5,1 m, 4 bow torpedo tubes (4 torpedoes), 17,5/8,9 kts, /90 nmi (3 knots), crew - 56, MR-200 Kasatka radar, Nakat ESM Radar system, Nikhrom IFF
Project 640TC – 2 units: S-149, S-151 in Shipyard №497, Sevastopol, 1966-67. Tcunami-BM satellite communications complex instead of MR-200 Kasatka radar
Project 666 – 1 unit: S-63 in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky, in 3.03.1960-27.12.1962. Rescue submarine – mother-ship for a UPS diving-device: 1060/1350 tons, draught 5,25 m, 16,5/11,5 kts, 7500 nmi (9 knots), 2000 nmi (16,5 knots), /275 nmi (2 knots), /11,5 kts (11,5 knots),Tamir-5L sonar, Fenix noise detection sonar, MG-15 Sviyaga, Kama
Project 613S – 1 unit: S-43 in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky, in 1958-1960. For VSK (emerging saving chamber) trials. Nakat reconnaissance radar, Khrom-K IFF, Plutoniy mines detection sonar, MG-10 Kola noise detection sonar, MG-15 Sviyaga
Project ZP613 – 1 unit: S-362. For MRP-10 Zaliv-P reconnaissance radar trials
Project 613C – 1 unit: S-384 in 1960. The increased depth of torpedo shooting
Project 613Е – S-156 in 1959. High pressure air - 400 kg/sqxsm
Project 613E Katran - 1 unit: S-273 in 1989 in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky. 1285/1375 tons, 5 m draught, diving depth 100/? m, 15/13,1 kts, 4000 nmi (9 knots), /1700 nmi (2,5 kts under electrochemical generators), /20 nmi (5 knots), EHG-280 electrochemical generators (280 kW), crew 54
Project 613SH – 1 unit: S-270 in Baltiysky Shipyard №189 named after S.Ordzhonikidze, Leningrad, 15.09.1964-10.03.1966. Ice drill and a new sonars
Project 613M – 1 unit in 1959. The silver-zinc battery
Project 613Kh – 1 unit: S-378 in 1958?. For sonar Yacht trials
Project 61311 – 1 unit: S-384 in 1990. For sonar trials
On S-277, 345, 378 were added MG-25 Yakhta underwater communications system
Target submarines: in Sevmorzavod named after S.Ordzhonikidze, Sevastopol, 1963-64, S-89, S-233 in 1962. The submarines cases has been sheathed by three layers of wood
Trainig stations: UTS-36 (S-180), UTS-37 (S-193), UTS-161 (S-148) 6.01.1969, UTS-247 (Black Sea Fleet) decomm. 2020, UTS-279 (Baltic Fleet), UTS-287 (S-169) 21.06.1976, UTS-317 (S-270, Project 06135), UTS-320 (S-337, Project UTS613), UTS-363 (S-170), UTS-372 (S-71), UTS-382 (S-261, Project UTS613) 18.09.1974, UTS-383 (S-263, Project UTS613), UTS-386 (S-165), UTS-410 (S-331, Project UTS613), UTS-430 (S-333, Project UTS613), UTS-466 (S-196), UTS-552 (S-147), UTS-577 (S-150, Project UTS613), UTS-579 (S-63) 22.06.1980
Floating battery recharging stations: PZS-37 (RZS-437, S-270) 22.06.1971, PZS-41 (RZS-411, S-175) 25.05.1970, PZS-56 (RZS-56, S-173), PZS-57 (RZS-457, S-140), PZS-73 (Pacific Fleet, decommissioned 24.06.1991), RZS-53 (PZS-53, S-44), RZS-117 (S-64) 18.07.1977, RZS-359 (PZS-359, S-174) 7.06.1983, RZS-390 (S-151) 29.06.1981, RZS-390 (PZS-63, S-382), RZS-495 (S-97) 15.12.1981, RZS-545 (S-336), RZS-923 (PZS-86, S-365), ex- S-61
Target-ship: SM-81 (S-295), SM-101 (S-159), SM-422 (S-194) 7.06.1983, SM-442 (S-220) 7.06.1983
S-148 was re-equipment in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov 1957-14.12.1958, Gorky - Scientific submarine for Ministry of Fisheries, from 14.12.1958 till 1967 Severyanka VNIRO. Returned to the fleet in 1967
On S-277, 345 was added MG-25 sonar
On S-86 was added SOKS (non-acoustic submarine sensor)
On S-191 was added GISZ Beresta
On 1 unit added Strela SAM system launcher
On 1 unit on Baltic Fleet added 1 650 mm bow torpedo tube
Unrealized modifications: Project 613B – oilers for Be-10 naval airplanes; Project 644P; Project 613P-120 – re-equipmet a submarine S-72 for P-120 Malakhit anti-ship guided missiles trials ; Project 613L – with special anti-ice device

Fleets

Baltic Fleet: S-71, 153, 156, 163, 166, 169, 170, 174, 175, 177, 180, 182, 184, 187-189, 191, 193, 196, 250, 260, 263 (then Northern Fleet, from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 264, 265, 271, 278 (then Pacific Fleet), 279, 280, 288 (from 1956 Northern Fleet, from 1957 Pacific Fleet), 343 (then Northern Fleet), 347 (from 06.1957 Northern Fleet, from 20.11.1965 Baltic Fleet), 348 (then Northern Fleet, then Black Sea Fleet), 355-357, 358, 360, 364, 374
Black Sea Fleet: S-61 (from 1962 Northern Fleet, from 10.10.1962 Pacific Fleet), 62 (from 29.06.1961 Pacific Fleet), 63, 64 (from 1962 Northern Fleet, from 10.10.1962 Pacific Fleet), 65, 66 (from 1960 Pacific Fleet), 67, 68 (from 1960 Pacific Fleet), 69, 70, 72, 74, 75 (from 1961 Northern Fleet, from 26.09.1961 Pacific Fleet),76, 88 (from 30.01.1960 Northern Fleet, from 20.09.1960 Pacific Fleet), 89, 90 (from 1961 Pacific Fleet), 91 (then Northern Fleet, from 1955 Pacific Fleet), 95 (then Baltic Fleet), 96, 97, 98 (then Northern Fleet, then Pacific Fleet), 100, 171 (then Baltic Fleet), 217 (then Northern Fleet), 222 (from 27.02.1956 Northern Fleet, from 14.10.1957 Pacific Fleet), 224 (from 20.09.1955 Baltic Fleet, from 27.02.1956 Northern Fleet, from 14.10.1957 Pacific Fleet), 226 (from 14.10.1957 Baltic Fleet), 227 (from 14.10.1957 Baltic Fleet), 228 (from 14.10.1957 Baltic Fleet), 229, 230, 231 (then Northern Fleet), 233, 234, 235 (from 1957 Northern Fleet, from 1957 Pacific Fleet), 241 (then Baltic Fleet), 242 (then Baltic Fleet), 243-246, 281 (then Northern Fleet), 339, 379, 383, 384
Northern Fleet: S-43 (from 15.12.1962 Black Sea Fleet), 44 (from 1960 Pacific Fleet), 45 (from 1958 Baltic Fleet), 46 (then Black Sea Fleet), 73 (from 1961 Pacific Fleet), 77 (from 7.09.1955 Pacific Fleet), 78 (from 7.09.1955 Pacific Fleet), 79 (from 1955 Pacific Fleet), 86 (from 1955 Pacific Fleet), 87 (from 08.1955 Pacific Fleet), 141 (from 1954 Pacific Fleet), 142 (from 20.08.1958 Baltic Fleet, from 28.08.1961 Northern Fleet, from 22.04.1964 Baltic Fleet), 143 (then Baltic Fleet), 144, 145 (from 1954 Pacific Fleet), 146, 147 (then Black Sea Fleet),148, 150 (from 1954 Pacific Fleet), 152 (from 1964 Baltic Fleet), 154 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet), 155 (from 1964 Baltic Fleet), 157 (from 9.08.1965 Black Sea Fleet), 158 (then Black Sea Fleet), 159 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet), 160 (then Baltic Fleet), 161 (then Baltic Fleet), 162 (then Black Sea Fleet), 164 (from 28.08.1958 Baltic Fleet, from 5.08.1963 Northern Fleet, from 28.08.1966 Baltic Fleet, from 18.06.1967 Black Sea Fleet), 165 (then Black Sea Fleet), 168 (then Baltic Fleet), 172 (then Black Sea Fleet), 181 (then Baltic Fleet), 185 (then Black Sea Fleet), 186 (then Black Sea Fleet), 190 (then Baltic Fleet), 192, 194 (from 30.06.1970 Black Sea Fleet), 195, 197 (then Black Sea Fleet), 198 (from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 199 (then Black Sea Fleet), 200 (then Baltic Fleet), 218 (from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 219 (from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 220 (from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 221 (from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 232 (then Black Sea Fleet), 236 (from 1957 Pacific Fleet), 261 (from 25.02.1957 Pacific Fleet), 262 (from 09.1957 Pacific Fleet), 266, 267 (then Baltic Fleet), 268 (from 10.10.1962 Baltic Fleet), 269 (then Baltic Fleet), 270 (from 28.02.1964 Baltic Fleet, from 10.08.1966 Northern Fleet), 272 (then Baltic Fleet), 273 (from 1969 Baltic Fleet), 274 (then Black Sea Fleet), 275 (then Pacific Fleet), 276, 277 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet), 282 (then Black Sea Fleet), 283 (from 10.10.1970 Baltic Fleet), 284 (then Black Sea Fleet), 285 (from 09.1970 Baltic Fleet), 286 (from 22.11.1956 Pacific Fleet), 287 (then Black Sea Fleet), 289 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet, then Black Sea Fleet), 290 (from 1957 Pacific Fleet), 291 (then Baltic Fleet), 292 (from 1957 Pacific Fleet), 293 (from 1957 Pacific Fleet), 295, 297 (then Baltic Fleet), 298 (then Baltic Fleet), 300 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet), 325 (then Pacific Fleet), 326 (from 2.10.1962 Pacific Fleet), 327 (from 2.10.1962), 329 (then Baltic Fleet), 338 (then Black Sea Fleet, then Baltic Fleet), 340, 341 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet), 342, 344 (then Black Sea Fleet), 345 (then Baltic Fleet), 346 (then Black Sea Fleet), 349 (from 31.08.1970 Baltic Fleet), 359 (from 14.10.1957 Pacific Fleet), 361 (then Baltic Fleet), 362 (from 1965 Baltic Fleet), 363 (from 20.08.1966 Baltic Fleet), 365 (then Pacific Fleet), 375 (then Baltic Fleet), 376 (then Black Sea Fleet), 377 (then Black Sea Fleet), 378, 380 (from 15.08.1969 Baltic Fleet), 381 (then Baltic Fleet), 382 (from 28.06.1973 Black Sea Fleet)
Pacific Fleet: S-С-140, 173, 176, 178, 179, 223, 225, 237-239, 240, 294, 328, 331-337, 390-393
Caspian Flotilia: S-80 (then Northern Fleet), 149 (then Black Sea Fleet), 151 (from 29.08.1960), 296 (from 1956 Northern Fleet, from 28.06.1973 Black Sea Fleet)

Hull Numbers

S-43: 268(1961), 221(1969)
S-44: 832(Project 644), 933(1962), 086(1964)
S-46: 364(1965)
S-62: 212(1961), 050(Project 640)
S-63: 232(1962), 351(1966)
S-64: 999(1962), 442(пр.665)
S-65: 236(613RV)
S-66: 369
S-68: 258(1960)
S-69: 230(1967)
S-70: 215
S-73: 514(640), 100(1966)
S-74: 452
S-80: 88?, 552(1961)
S-95: 550(1967)
S-96: 372(1966)
S-98: 420(1965), 380
S-100: 350(1967), 238
S-142: 522(1965), 570(1967), 262(1981)
S-143: 592(1968)
S-146: 84(Project P613)
S-147: 204(1967), 381(1986)
S-149: 233(1968)
S-150: 507(UTS-577)
S-151: 251(1968), 379(1980)
S-152: 413(1965)
S-155: 010(1965), 563(Project 665)
S-156: 049(S-156 Komsomolets Kazakhstana)
S-158: 330(1963), 096(1965), 208(1975), 385(1978)
S-159: 541(1967)
S-162: 330(Project 644), 264(1968)
S-164: 209(665), 384(1978)
S-165: 221?(1969)
S-172: 468(1963)
S-178: 300(1981)
S-185: 657(1967)
S-187: 552(1979)
S-188: 194(1988)
S-189: 674(1960), 080(1964)
S-191: 333(1966), 691(1973), 133(1981), 125(1983), 287(1984), 276
S-197: 256, 266
S-219: 13(1956)
S-220: 182(1977), 305(1980)
S-229: 237(613D4), 400(1965)
S-234: 345(1963)
S-235: 21(1955)
S-240: 133
S-243: 369(1991)
S-250: 282(1961)
S-265: 181(1962)
S-266: 621(1970)
S-268: 418(1975?), 272(1979)
S-283: 280, 381(S-283 Vladimirsky komsomolets)
S-293: 41(1957)
S-294: 175(1972)
S-295: 317(1966), 650(1972)
S-296: 366(1986)
S-331: 054(1965)
S-332: 352(1980)
S-333: 191(1967)
S-338: 523(1963), 284, 297(1987)
S-341: 287?(1985)
S-347: 16(1958)
S-348: 213(1967), 219(1967)
S-355: 414(1965)
S-357: 217(1980)
S-359: 145, 178
S-363: 137(1981)
S-365: 139, 152, 198(1969)
S-376: 368(1990)
S-378: 697(1967)
S-380: 650(1968)
S-382: 397
S-383: 217(1968)
S-384: 388(1990)
S-393: 819(1963)

Decommissioned

1961 – S-80 (27.01 sunk in Barents Sea)
1973 – S-43 (25.10)
1975 – S-62 (1.04)
1977 – S-46 (28.06)
1978 – S-61 (19.04), S-72, S-73, S-155 (19.04), S-164 (19.04), S-347 (1.11)
1979 – S-64 (30.01), S-331 (30.01)
1981 – S-178 (21.10 sank in the Golden Horn Bay after collision with Refrigerator No.13), S-332 (29.06)
1982 – S-142 (9.07), S-149, S-151, S-158 (22.07), S-162 (22.07), S-378 (9.07)
1983 – S-224, S-297, S-390 (25.04)
1984 – S-95, S-182 (12.12), S-187 (12.06), S-334 (12.06)
1985 – S-78 (8.12), S-97 (8.01)
1986 – S-157 (27.07), S-335 (22.07), S-393 (22.07)
1987 – S-181, S-184 (30.07), S-268 (30.07), S-190, S-300, S-329, S-333 (5.07), S-338, S-357 (30.07)
1988 – S-77, S-188 (17.07, since 1992 as a museum in Norrkoping U194, then in Stockholm, then in Kalmar), S-345, S-363 (17.07)
1989 – S-70 (25.04), S-166, S-238, S-267, S-381, S-392 (25.04)
1990 – S-74 (19.04), СS-100 (19.04), S-156 (19.04), S-172 (19.04), S-179 (19.04), S-189 (19.04, since 5.08.2007 as museum in Sankt Peterburg), S-191 (19.04), S-197 (19.04), S-200 (19.04), S-230 (19.04), S-234 (19.04), S-240 (19.04), S-250 (19.04), S-269 (19.04), S-273 (19.04), S-277 (19.04), S-283 (19.04), S-285 (19.04), S-286 (19.04), S-287 (19.04), S-291 (19.04), S-294 (19.04), S-295 (28.07), S-296 (1.07), S-327 (19.04), S-339 (19.04), S-341 (19.04), S-349 (19.04), S-356 (19.04), S-359 (19.04), S-361 (19.04), S-362 (19.04), S-364 (19.04), S-374 (19.04), S-375 (19.04), S-376 (19.04), S-379 (19.04), S-383 (19.04)
1991 – S-243 (24.06), S-336 (11.06)
1992 – S-365
1993 – S-174 (12.09, since 1995 museum in Nakskovo U359, scrapped in 2011), S-180 (1.06), S-193 (13.09)
1994 – S-384 (5.07)
1997 – S-337 (26.02), S-382
1998 – S-148 (22.01), S-263 (27.01)
2007 – S-270
2014 – S-169

Export

Albania: 4 units
Tufani 510, then 315, then 332 (till 1960 S-241) decommissioned 1976, Vetetima 512, then 523, then 442, then 024, then 105, then 107, then 335, then 334 (till 1960 S-242) decommissioned 1991, Rrufeja 514, then 552, then 422, then S33, then 022, then 325, then 333, then 105 (till 06.1961 S-360) decommissioned 1995, as museum in Pasha Liman, Stukhia 516, then 423, then 305, then 331 (till 06.1961 S-358) decommissioned 1995. Earlier 124, 126, 316, 412, 600 (in 1985)

Bulgaria: 2 units
12.09.1958: Slava 41, then 11 (till 1958 S-244), Pobeda 42, then 12 (till 1958 S-245). Decommissioned in 1972

Cuba: 1 unit
15.03.1979: floating power station (ex- S-175)

Egypt: 10 units
Type 130: S1 (till 21.06.1957 S-175, returned 24.08.1966), S2 (till 21.06.1957 S-182, returned 5.07.1968), S3 (till 22.04.1958 S-180, returned 29.04.1966),S4 (till 22.04.1958 S-193, returned 29.04.1966), S5 (till 24.04.1958 S-184, returned 14.08.1967), S6 (till 19.01.1962 S-228), S7 (till 25.12.1965 S-226), S8 (till 25.12.1965 S-227), S-280 in 1971, S-380 in 1970. №415 (till 11.07.1972 S-280), 418 (till 20.05.1972 S-380), 421, 432, 455, 477. Then №810, 816

Indonesia: 12 units
Tjakra S01, then 401, then 511 (till 12.09.1959 S-79) decommissioned 1972, Nanggala S02, then 402 (till 12.09.1959 S-91) decommissioned 1972, Nagabanda 403 (till 1961 S-218) decommissioned 1976, Trisula 404 (till 12.1962 S-235) decommissioned 1974, Nagarangsang 405 (till 03.1962 S-219) decommissioned 1974, Tjandrasa 406 (till 12.1962 S-391) decommissioned 1974, Alugoro 407, then 512 (till 1961 S-225) decommissioned 1974, Tjundamani 408 (till 12.1962 S-292) decommissioned 1974, Widjajadanu 409 (till 12.1962 S-239) decommissioned 1974, Pasopati 410 (till 15.12.1962 S-290) decommissioned 25.01.1990, since 1994 as museum-ship in Surabaya, Hendradjala 411 (till 1961 S-223) decommissioned 1974, Bramasta 412 (till 12.1962 S-236) decommissioned 1981. On S01, 02 1x2 25 mm 2M-8 (2000 rounds) – then removed

China: 21 units
License submarines, 1959-64: №119, 120, 122, 123, 127, 129, 131-135, 206-208, 221, 241, 243, 244, 265, 266, 270, 418. No.418 sunk 1.12.1959 after collision with net minelayer Yun Chie

China: 21 units
Project 6603 in China, built under license (3 submarines were delivered disassembled): 13 units in Shanghai in 1955-64, 8 units in Wuhan in 1956-62 (I 1956/07.1958/12.1958): Sin Chzhonguo 15 115, from 10.01.1956 56-110, thrn 115 04.1955/26.03.1956/ 10.1957 in Shanghai. №119, 120, 122, 123, 127, 129, 130-135, 206-208, 221, 241, 243, 244, 265, 266, 270, 418. №130 sunk 2.11.1966, and №418 sunk 1.12.1959 after collision with net minelayer Yun Chie

Nothern Korea: 4 units
25.03.1963 – S-75, in 1966 – S-90, S-325, S-326 (26.07)

Poland: 4 units
Orzel 292, from 05.1968 317, from 06.1968 292 (till 30.12.1962 S-265) decommissioned 30.12.1983, Sokol 293 (till 24.10.1964 S-278) decommissioned 12.12.1987, Kondor 294, from 1967 315, from 1967 294, from 05.1968 319, from 06.1968 294 (till 10.06.1965 S-355) decommissioned 30.10.1985, Bielik 295 (till 4.07.1965 S-279), decommissioned 29.09.1988. В 1967 №309, 311, 313, 315

Syria: 3 units
Ex- S-167, S-171, S-183