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{{short description|French Navy ''Diane''-class submarine commissioned 1933}}
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'''''Maurice Callot''''' was a [[French Navy]] [[minelayer]] [[submarine]] [[Ship commissioning|commissioned]] in 1922, the first minelayer submarine designed and built in [[France]]. She was decommissioned in 1936.

''Maurice Callot'' — originally named '''''Pierre Callot''''' — was named for the [[commanding officer]] of the submarine {{ship|French submarine|Pluviôse||2}}, ''[[Lieutenant de vaisseau]]'' [[Pierre Félix Maurice Callot]], who perished when ''Pluviôse'' was sunk in a collision with the loss with all hands on 26 May 1910.<ref name="eco">{{Cite web|url= http://ecole.nav.traditions.free.fr/officiers_callot_pierre.htm |website= [[École navale]] |title= Pierre Félix Maurice CALLOT |access-date= 18 November 2016}}</ref>

==Design==
A [[Double hull|double-hulled]]<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus>[http://sous.marins.disparus.free.fr/index.php/sous-marins/39-maurice-callot Sous-Marins Français Disparus & Accidents: Maurice-Callot (in French) Accessed 30 April 2023]</ref> ocean-going [[submarine]], ''Maurice Callot'' was the first [[Minelayer|minelayer]] [[submarine]] designed and built in France. She was {{convert|75.5|m|ftin}} long, with a [[Beam (ship)|beam]] of {{convert|6.7|m|ft}} and a [[Draft (ship)|draft]] of {{convert|3.57|m|ftin}}.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213">''Conway′s 1906–1921'', p. 213.</ref><ref name="fre159">Labayle Couhat, p. 159.</ref> Her surface [[Displacement (ship)|displacement]] was {{convert|931|LT|t|0|lk=on}}, and her submerged displacement was {{convert|1,298|LT|t|0}}.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="fre159"/> She was propelled on the surface by two [[Schneider-Creusot|Schneider]] [[two-stroke diesel engine]]s producing a combined {{convert|2,900|hp|kW|0}}.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="fre159"/> Underwater propulsion was provided by two Schneider [[electric motor]]s producing a combined {{convert|1,640|hp|kW|0}}.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/> The twin-[[propeller]] propulsion system made it possible to reach a speed of {{convert|16.5|kn|lk=in}} on the surface and {{convert|10.5|kn}} when submerged.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="fre159"/><ref name="goz536">Gozdawa-Gołębiowski & Wywerka Prekurat, p. 536.</ref> She had a range of {{convert|2,800|nmi|sigfig=3|lk=in}} at {{convert|11|kn}} on the surface and {{convert|118|nmi}} at {{convert|5|kn}} underwater.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/>

''Maurice Callot''′s main armament consisted of 27 Sautter-Harlé {{convert|200|kg|lb|0|adj=on}} [[Naval mine|mines]],<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/> stored and laid using the [[Maxime Laubeuf]] minelaying system.<ref name="con1921-213"/> The mines were stowed abaft the [[conning tower]] in three lines of nine mines each.<ref name=engineering19240814>{{cite journal |last1= |first1= |last2= |first2= |date=14 August 1925 |title=Notes: French Mine-Laying Submarine Boats |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=uy7NkNXnvGEC&q=Maurice+Caillot&pg=PR13 |journal=[[Engineering (magazine)|Engineering]] |volume=120 |issue= |pages=204 |doi= |access-date=30 April 2023}}</ref> The three mine lines were located inside the outer [[Hull (ship)|hull]] and above the inner [[pressure hull]] and [[ballast tank]]s.<ref name=engineering19240814/> Each mine's [[anchor]]ing weight was stowed on a horizontal axis with the float toward ''Maurice Callot''′s [[Bow (ship)|bow]].<ref name=engineering19240814/> Each mine′s frame had six rollers which rested on two rails made of [[angle bar]]s attached to the hull.<ref name=engineering19240814/> During [[minelaying]] operations an "endless" chain running under each of the three lines of mines and driven via [[Gear train|gearing]] by two electric motors pulled the mines in their frames along the rails toward the stern for laying.<ref name=engineering19240814/> A the mines travelled aft, they ultimately became inclined 60 degrees from the horizontal before their release.<ref name=engineering19240814/> The minelaying system was designed so that ''Maurice Callot'', submerged and making {{convert|5|kn}}, could lay one mine from each of her three mine lines every 12 seconds, resulting in the individual mines being spaced {{convert|30|m|yd ft|0}} apart after they were laid.<ref name=engineering19240814/> She could lay mines simultaneously from all three of her mine lines or from any two of them, and she also could lay each mine line separately.<ref name=engineering19240814/> The laying of mines did not appreciably affect her [[Trim (ship)|trim]].<ref name=engineering19240814/>

Rounding out ''Maurice Callot''′s armament were six {{convert|450|mm|in|adj=on}} [[torpedo tube]]s, four internal at the bow and two at the [[stern]], a total of eight [[torpedo]]es, and a {{convert|75|mm|in|2|adj=on}} [[deck gun]].<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="goz536"/> Her crew consisted of three [[Commissioned officer|officers]] and 45 [[petty officer]]s and [[Seaman (rank)|seamen]].<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><ref name="con1921-213"/>

During ''Maurice Callot''′s service life, her [[minelaying]] system was modified, with the Laubeuf system being replaced by the [[Fernand Fenaux]] system, in which the mines were stored in wells placed in external [[ballast tank]]s, with a direct release mechanism.<ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="fre160"/>

==Construction and commissioning==
''Maurice Callot'' was ordered with the name ''Pierre Callot''<ref name=AGASM>{{Cite web|language=fr |url= https://www.agasm.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/classe-Fran%C3%A7ais.pdf |title= Sous-marin de 1ere classe, mouilleur de mines Classe Français |website= AGASM |author= |date= 26 September 2018 |access-date= 30 April 2023}}</ref> during [[World War I]] on 20 March 1917<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/><!--Source says 20 March 1918, with "1918" an obvious typo for 1917, given that her keel was laid in May 1917.--> as part of France's 1917 naval expansion program.<ref name="con1921-213"/> Her [[keel]] was [[Keel-laying|laid down]] at [[Forges et Chantiers de la Gironde]], in [[Lormont]], [[France]], in May 1917.<ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="fre160">Labayle Couhat, p. 160.</ref> She was renamed ''Maurice Callot'' on 23 June 1920.<ref name=AGASM/> She was [[Ceremonial ship launching|launched]] on either 26&nbsp;March<ref name="con1921-213"/><ref name="fre160"/> or 23&nbsp;June&nbsp;1921,<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/> according to different sources.

During ''Maurice Callot''′s [[sea trials]] her [[Port and starboard|port]] bow [[Diving plane|plane]] was torn off while she was at sea on 17 August 1921.<ref name=AGASM/> On 29 August 1921, her [[Port and starboard|starboard]] bow plane also was torn off at sea.<ref name=AGASM/> She was completed in 1922.<ref name="fre160"/> She was [[Ship commissioning|commissioned]] either in 1922<ref name="fre160"/> or on 8 November 1923,<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/> according to different sources. She had no Q-series [[pennant number]].<ref name="con1921-213"/>

==Service history==
''Maurice Callot'' spent her entire career in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] with the 3rd and 7th Submarine [[Squadron (naval)|Squadrons]].<ref>{{Cite web|language=fr |url= https://www.postenavalemilitaire.com/t9715-maurice-callot-1923-1938 |title= MAURICE CALLOT (1923/1938) |website= Marines de Guerre et Poste Navale|author= Captain Patrick |date= |access-date= 30 April 2023}}.</ref> On 19 December 1923, she again lost her port bow plane when it was torn off at sea.<ref name=AGASM/>

The 14 August 1925 edition of the magazine ''[[Engineering (magazine)|Engineering]]'' reported that ''Maurice Callot'' had "recently"  completed a 50-day endurance test in the Mediterranean Sea.<ref name=engineering19240814/>

''Maurice Callot'' suffered serious damage to her port diesel engine on 1 February 1926,<ref name=AGASM/> and the door of her No. 4 [[torpedo tube]] sustained damage while she was at sea on 19 February 1926.<ref name=AGASM/> One of her crewmen died on 24 June 1926, but sources do not describe the circumstances of his death.<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/>

==Disposal==
''Maurice Callot'' was placed in the "normal [[Reserve fleet|reserve]]" on 21 January 1935.<ref name=AGASM/> She was [[Ship decommissioning|decommissioned]] in 1936. She was condemned and stricken from the navy list on 28 January 1938<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/> and sold at [[Toulon]], France, on 24 November 1938<ref name=sousmarinesdianedisparus/> for scrapping.

==See also==
* {{ship|French submarine|Pierre Chailley}}
* [[Saphir-class submarine (1928)|''Saphir''-class submarine (1928)]]

==References==
===Citations===
{{reflist}}

===Bibliography===
* {{Cite book|last1= Gardiner |first1= Robert |last2= Gray |first2= Randal |title= Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906-1921 |location= [[London]] |year= 1985|isbn= 0-85177-245-5}}
* {{cite book|last= Labayle Couhat |first= Jean |title= French Warships of World War I |publisher= Ian Allan Ltd. |location= London |year= 1974 |isbn= 0-7110-0445-5}}.
* {{cite book|language= pl|last1= Gozdawa-Gołębiowski |first1= Jan |last2= Wywerka Prekurat |first2= Tadeusz |title= Pierwsza wojna światowa na morzu |year= 1994 |publisher= Lampart |location= Warsaw |isbn= 83-902554-2-1}}.

==External links==

* {{cite web|url= http://dreadnoughtproject.org/French%20Warship%20Plans/Maurice_Callot_1921/MAURICE%20CALLOT%201921.pdf |title= MAURICE CALLOT |website= The Dreadnought Project |author= |date=  5 December 2005 |access-date= 25 June 2022}}.
* {{Cite web|language=fr |url= http://www.mariusbarnumerique.fr/component/hikashop/product/170270-a01240-maurice-callot-sous-marin-france-1921 |title= A01240 MAURICE CALLOT SOUS MARIN FRANCE 1921|website= Marius Bar Imprimerie Numérique |author= |date= |access-date= 25 June 2022}}.
* {{Cite web|language=fr |url= https://www.postenavalemilitaire.com/t9715-maurice-callot-1923-1938 |title= MAURICE CALLOT (1923/1938) |website= Marines de Guerre et Poste Navale|author= Captain Patrick |date= |access-date= 30 April 2023}}.
*{{Cite web|language=fr |url= https://netmarine.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4718 |title= Sous marin Maurice Callot et aéronavale 3B2 |website= Net-Marine |author= |date= 13 October 2019 |access-date= 25 June 2022}}.
* {{Cite web|language=fr |url= https://www.servicehistorique.sga.defense.gouv.fr/ark/1017025 |title= MAURICE-CALLOT, sous-marin mouilleur de mines : Rapport définitif d'essais. |website= Service historique de la Défense |author= |date= |access-date= 25 June 2022}}.
*{{Cite web|language=fr |url= https://www.agasm.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/classe-Fran%C3%A7ais.pdf |title= Sous-marin de 1ere classe, mouilleur de mines Classe Français |website= AGASM |author= |date= 26 September 2018 |access-date= 25 June 2022}}

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