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{{short description|Italian ''La Masa''-class destroyer}}
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|Ship country=[[Kingdom of Italy]]
|Ship flag={{shipboxflag|Kingdom of Italy|naval}}
|Ship name=''Angelo Bassini''
|Ship namesake=[[Angelo Bassini]] (1815–1889), Italian soldier and patriot
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|Ship launched=28 March 1918
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|Ship completed=1 May 1918
|Ship commissioned=1 May 1918
|Ship identification=[[Pennant number]] BS
|Ship motto=''Nemini cedit'' {{nowrap|(No One Gives In)}}
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|Ship reclassified=[[Torpedo boat]] 1&nbsp;October&nbsp;1929
|Ship struck=
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|Ship fate=*Sunk 28&nbsp;May&nbsp;1943
*Stricken 18&nbsp;October&nbsp;1946
*Refloated 1946
*Scrapped
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[[File:RN Bassini2.jpg|thumb|''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' sometime between 1930 and&nbsp;1941.]]
'''''Angelo Bassini''''' was an Italian {{sclass|La Masa|destroyer}}. [[Ship commissioning|Commissioned]] into service in the Italian {{lang|it|[[Regia Marina]]}} ("Royal Navy") in 1918, she served in the final months of [[World War I]], participating in the [[Adriatic Campaign of World War I|Adriatic campaign]]. During the [[interwar period]], she was reclassified as a [[torpedo boat]] in 1929. During [[World War II]], she took part in the [[Adriatic Campaign of World War II|Adriatic campaign]], operations in support of the [[Greco–Italian War]], the [[Battle of the Mediterranean|Mediterranean campaign]], and the [[Tunisian campaign]] until she was sunk in 1943.

==Construction and commissioning==
''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' was [[Keel-laying|laid down]] at the {{lang|it|[[Cantieri navali Odero]]}} ({{langx|en|Odero [[Shipyard]]}}) in [[Sestri Ponente]], [[Italy]], on 2&nbsp;October&nbsp;1916. She was [[Ceremonial ship launching|launched]] on 28&nbsp;March&nbsp;1918 and completed and [[ship commissioning|commissioned]] on 1&nbsp;May&nbsp;1918.{{sfn|Fraccaroli|1985|pp=252, 290}}<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.warshipsww2.eu/shipsplus.php?language=E&id=62684|title=Angelo Bassini|website=Warships of World War II|language=cs, en|access-date=26 November 2020|archive-url=https://archive.today/20130412163335/http://www.warshipsww2.eu/shipsplus.php?language=E&id=62684|archive-date=12 April 2013}}</ref>

==Service history==
===World War I===
''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' entered service in time to take part in the final months of [[World War I]]. She participated in the [[Adriatic Campaign of World War I|Adriatic campaign]] but not in any significant operations before the war ended in November 1918.

===Interwar period===
In 1922, the city of [[La Spezia]] awarded [[battle ensign]]s to ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', the [[scout cruiser]]s {{ship|Italian cruiser|Falco||2}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian cruiser|Guglielmo Pepe||2}},}} and the [[torpedo boat]] {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Premuda||2}}.<ref>[http://www.collezione-online.it/domenica_corriere_21_1922_conegna%20bandiere.htm Collezione Online - La Domenica del Corriere] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110831202324/http://www.collezione-online.it/domenica_corriere_21_1922_conegna%20bandiere.htm |date=31 August 2011 |language=it}}</ref>

In 1929, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and her [[sister ship]]s {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Giacinto Carini||2}},}} {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Giuseppe La Farina||2}},}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Nicola Fabrizi||2}}}} formed the 5th [[Destroyer squadron|Destroyer Squadron]], which together with the five-ship 6th Destroyer Squadron and the scout cruiser {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian cruiser|Carlo Mirabello||2}}}} constituted the {{nowrap|3rd [[Flotilla]]}} of the {{nowrap|2nd Torpedo Boat [[Division (naval)|Division]],}} a component of the {{nowrap|2nd [[Squadron (naval)|Squadron]],}} based at [[Taranto]], Italy.<ref>[http://www.collezione-online.it/domenica_corriere_21_1922_conegna%20bandiere.htm Collezione Online - La Domenica del Corriere] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110831202324/http://www.collezione-online.it/domenica_corriere_21_1922_conegna%20bandiere.htm |data=31 August 2011 |language=it}}</ref> ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' was reclassified as a torpedo boat on 1&nbsp;October&nbsp;1929.<ref name="Marina Militare">[http://www.marina.difesa.it/noi-siamo-la-marina/mezzi/mezzi-storici/Pagine/ABCD/bassini.aspx Marina Militare - Angelo Bassini Cacciatoperdiniere]</ref> 

''Capitano de vascello'' ([[Ship-of-the-line lieutenant|Ship-of-the-Line Lieutenant]]) [[Giovanni Barbini]] [[Commanding officer|took command]] of ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' in November 1939. He left her about a year later to take command of ''Nicola&nbsp;Fabrizi'', a role in which he received the [[Gold Medal of Military Valor]] for his actions during the [[Action in the Strait of Otranto]] in November&nbsp;1940.<ref>[http://www.marina.difesa.it/storiacultura/storia/medaglie/Pagine/GiovanniBarbini.aspx Giovanni Barbini sul sito della Marina Militare] (in Italian).</ref><ref>[http://www.marina.difesa.it/documentazione/editoria/bollettino/Documents/2012/4_Peluso_La_tp_Fabrizi_pg_39_70.pdf La torpediniera Nicola Fabrizi] (in Italian).</ref>

===World War II===
====1940====
=====June–October=====
[[World War II]] broke out in September 1939 with [[Nazi Germany]]'s [[invasion of Poland]]. [[Fascist Italy]] joined the war on the side of the [[Axis powers]] with its [[Italian invasion of France|invasion of France]] on 10&nbsp;June&nbsp;1940. At the time, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' was based at [[Brindisi]], Italy, as part of the 7th Torpedo Boat Squadron, which also included ''Nicola&nbsp;Fabrizi'' and the torpedo boats {{nowrap|''[[Italian destroyer Agostino Bertani|Enrico Cosenz]]''}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Giacomo Medici||2}}.}} She operated on escort duty along the shipping routes in the southern [[Adriatic Sea]] and between Italy and [[Greece]].<ref name="trentoincina">[http://www.trentoincina.it/dbunita2.php?short_name=Bassini Trentoincina] (in Italian).</ref>

On 20&nbsp;August&nbsp;1940 the ''Regia Marina'' established the ''Comando Superiore Traffico Albania'' (''Maritrafalba'', the Albanian Higher Traffic Command), responsible for [[convoy]] escort services between Italy and the [[Italian protectorate of Albania (1939–1943)|Italian protectorate of Albania]]. Based at Brindisi, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' was assigned to ''Maritrafalba'' along with two elderly destroyers, nine other torpedo boats, three [[auxiliary cruiser]]s, and the [[motor torpedo boat]]s of the 13th [[MAS (motorboat)|MAS]] Squadron.<ref name="diftraf">Pier Filippo Lupinacci, Vittorio E. Tognelli, ''La difesa del traffico con l'Albania, la Grecia e l'Egeo'', pp. 18, 27, 47, 123, 129–130, 176–178, 180–181, 196, 200–201, 203, 205–207, 209–212, 214–215, 224–227, 229, 236, 241–243, 245–248, 250–251, 253–254, 256–265, 357–359, 369, 373, 393, 396–397, 402–403, 406, 408, 412, 415, 417, 419, 466–467, 470–472, 474, 476, 478, 487, 499.</ref> ''Maritrafalba'' became active on 5&nbsp;September&nbsp;1940, and on 17&nbsp;September&nbsp;1940 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the [[motor ship]] {{MV|Filippo Grimani||2}}, operating as a postal vessel, from Brindisi to [[Durrës]] (known to the Italians as Durazzo), Albania, and later the same day she escorted ''Filippo Grimani''′s sister ship {{MV|Piero Foscari||2}} from Durrës to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 18&nbsp;September she again escorted  ''Piero Foscari'', this time from Brindisi to Durrës, and then escorted ''Filippo Grimani'' from Durrës to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 19&nbsp;September she escorted ''Filippo Grimani'' from Brindisi to Durrës and then ''Piero Foscari'' on the opposite route.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 20&nbsp;September she escorted ''Piero Foscari'' from Brindisi to Durrës and then ''Filippo Grimani'' from Durrës to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> She continued this pattern over the next two days, escorting ''Filippo Grimani'' from Brindisi to Durrës and then ''Piero Foscari'' and the motor ship {{MV|Narenta||2}} from Durrës to Brindisi on 21&nbsp;September, and  ''Piero Foscari'' from Brindisi to Durrës and then ''Filippo Grimani'' from Durrës to Brindisi on 22&nbsp;September.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 25&nbsp;September&nbsp;1940 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the [[Steamship|steamers]] {{SS|Nita||2}}, {{SS|Oreste||2}}, and {{SS|Premuda||2}}, carrying a combined load of 395 [[cattle]], 1,079 [[draft animal]]s, and {{convert|1,326|t}} of supplies, from [[Bari]], Italy, to Durrës, while on 29&nbsp;September she again escorted ''Filippo Grimani'' from Brindisi to Durrës and then ''Piero Foscari'' from Durrës to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> On&nbsp;30 September she escorted ''Piero Foscari'' from Brindisi to Durrës. She got back underway from Durrës the same day to escort ''Filippo Grimani'' to Brindisi, but the two ships encountered very heavy seas that forced them to return to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> After the weather improved, the two ships made their voyage to Brindisi on 1&nbsp;October.<ref name="diftraf"/> ''Maritrafalba'' was disbanded on 12&nbsp;October&nbsp;1940 but reconstituted on 21&nbsp;October, and ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' again was placed under its control along with the two elderly destroyers, nine other torpedo boats, four auxiliary cruisers, and the 13th MAS Squadron for convoy escort and [[Antisubmarine warfare|antisubmarine]] patrol duty.<ref name="diftraf"/>

=====Greco-Italian War=====
 
''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' then was assigned temporarily to the ''Forza Navale Speciale'' (Special Naval Force). Tasked with occupying [[Corfu]], the force, commanded by ''Ammiraglio di squadra'' ([[Squadron admiral|Squadron Admiral]]) [[Vittorio Tur]], also included the [[light cruiser]] {{ship|Italian cruiser|Bari||2}} (Tur's [[flagship]]), the light cruiser {{ship|Italian cruiser|Taranto||2}}, the destroyers {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Augusto Riboty||2}}}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Carlo Mirabello||2}},}} the torpedo boats {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Altair||2}}, {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Andromeda||2}}, {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Antares||2}}, {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Aretusa||2}}, ''Giacomo&nbsp;Medici'', and ''Nicola Fabrizi'', and  the [[Tanker (ship)|tankers]] ''Garigliano'', ''Sesia'', and ''Tirso''. Plans called for [[merchant ship]]s to land the Italian [[Royal Italian Army|Royal Army's]] [[47th Infantry Division "Bari"]] and a [[battalion]] of the ''Regia Marina''′s [[Regiment "San Marco"]] on Corfu on 28&nbsp;October&nbsp;1940 — the day the [[Greco–Italian War]] broke out with Italy's invasion of Greece — but the [[Amphibious warfare|amphibious landing]] was postponed due to rough seas, first to 30&nbsp;October, then to 31&nbsp;October, and then again to 2&nbsp;November before it was cancelled because of the disappointing performance of Italian forces on the Greek front. The 47th Infantry Division "Bari" was reassigned to operations on the front in [[Epirus (region)|Epirus]], and the merchant ships proceeded to Vlorë to disembark the [[Division (military)|division]] there.<ref name="diftraf"/>

''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' resumed escort service on the Albanian shipping routes on 22&nbsp;November&nbsp;1940, when she left Brindisi at 06:30 as escort to the steamer {{SS|Rialto||2}}, carrying civilian cargo, arriving at Vlorë at 12:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> She diverted from escort duty on 28&nbsp;November when she participated along with the torpedo boat {{ship|Italian destroyer|General Marcello Prestinari||2}} and the destroyers of the 15th Destroyer Squadron ({{ship|Italian destroyer|Antonio Pigafetta||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Augusto Riboty||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Emanuele Pessagno||2}}, and {{ship|Italian destroyer|Nicoloso da Recco||2}}) in a bombardment of Greek positions on the northeastern coast of Corfu. During the action, the Italian ships fired over 1,600 {{convert|120|mm|1|adj=on}} and {{convert|102|mm|0|adj=on}} rounds.<ref name="diftraf"/><ref>[http://www.naval-history.net/xDKWW2-4011-24NOV02.htm German Raiders, November 1940]</ref><ref>[http://www.wlb-stuttgart.de/seekrieg/40-11.htm Seekrieg 1940, November (in German).]</ref>

On 1&nbsp;December&nbsp;1940 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Vlorë at 10:30 headed for Brindisi, escorting two merchant ships — the mixed motor vessel ''Città di Trapani'' and the [[Cargo ship|cargo]] steamer {{SS|Tagliamento||2}}, both {{nautical term|in ballast}} — with which she arrived at Brindisi at 19:10.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 5&nbsp;December, she departed Bari with the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Francesco Morosini||2}}, escorting the steamers {{SS|Firenze||2}} and {{SS|Milano||2}} and the motor ship {{MV|Città di Marsala||2}} — carrying 2,674 soldiers and {{convert|301.5|t}} of supplies — to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 9&nbsp;December at 01:10, she got underway from Durrës to escort ''Città di Marsala'', ''Firenze'', and ''Milano'', which returned in ballast to Bari, where they arrived at 17:30.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 20:00 on 15&nbsp;December ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Francesco Morosini'' left Bari escorting ''Città di Marsala'' and the steamers {{SS|Tergestea||2}} and {{SS|Zena||2}}, transporting a combined 861 soldiers, 198 draft animals, and 504 [[motor vehicle]]s, to Durrës, where they arrived at 13:35.<ref name="diftraf"/>

At 18:25 on 18&nbsp;December&nbsp;1940, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Durrës bound for Bari, escorting ''Zena'' and the steamer {{SS|Romagna||2}}, both in ballast, arriving at 10:40 on 19&nbsp;December.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 20&nbsp;December at 15:00, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Bari escorting the steamers {{SS|Carnia||2}}, {{nowrap|{{SS|Giuseppe Dormio||2}}}}, {{SS|Miseno||2}}, and {{SS|Pontinia||2}} — all carrying civilian cargo — for Durrës, where the ships arrived at 06:00 on 21&nbsp;December.<ref name="diftraf"/> ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' got back underway at 05:30 on 24&nbsp;December, departing Durrës to escort the steamers {{SS|Aventino||2}} and {{SS|Vesta||2}}, both in ballast, to Bari, which they reached at 20:30.<ref name="diftraf"/>

At 03:00 on 26&nbsp;December&nbsp;1940 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Bari with the auxiliary cruiser {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian auiliary cruiser|Capitano A. Cecchi||2}}}} to escort ''Milano'', the steamer {{SS|Galilea||2}}, and the motor ships {{SS|Puccini||2}} and {{SS|Verdi||2}}, with 3,433 soldiers, 157 draft animals, and {{convert|608.5|t}} of supplies on board, to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> The destroyers {{ship|Italian destroyer|Baleno||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Folgore||2}}, and {{ship|Italian destroyer|Fulmine|1931|2}} operated in distant support of the convoy, which arrived at 16:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 27&nbsp;December at 18:30, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' set off from Durrës escorting ''Milano'', ''Puccini'', and ''Verdi'', all in ballast, arriving at Bari at 09:45 on 28&nbsp;December.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 20:00 on 29&nbsp;December she left Bari escorting the steamers {{SS|Nita||2}} and {{SS|Sant'Agata||2}} — which had a combined 103 men, 716 draft animals, 105 motor vehicles, and {{convert|28.5|t}} of supplies on board — arriving in Durrës at 11:40 on 30&nbsp;December.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 17:45 on 30&nbsp;December, she departed Durrës escorting ''Aventino'', the motor ship {{MV|Donizetti||2}}, and the steamer {{SS|Quirinale||2}}, arriving at Bari at 07:40 on 31&nbsp;December&nbsp;1940.<ref name="diftraf"/>

====1941====
=====Greco-Italian War=====
On 1&nbsp;January&nbsp;1941 at 02:00, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Bari with the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Barletta||2}} to escort ''Aventino'', ''Quirinale'', and the motor ship {{MV|Città di Savona||2}} — with a combined 2,884 soldiers, 72 draft animals, and {{convert|348|t}} of supplies on board — to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> The convoy arrived at 15:50.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 18:00 on 2&nbsp;January she left Durrës escorting ''Aventino'', ''Città di Savona'', and ''Quirinale'' as they returned in ballast to Bari, where they arrived at 10:00 on 3&nbsp;January.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 24&nbsp;January she escorted the steamers {{SS|Brunner||2}} and {{SS|Scarpanto||2}}, carrying a combined {{convert|192|t}} of fuel and {{convert|397|t}} of [[artillery]], [[ammunition]], provisions, and other supplies, and the military [[Tanker (ship)|tanker]] {{ship|Italian tanker|Prometeo||2}}, loaded with [[fuel oil]] destined for the ''Regia Marina'', from Brindisi to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 25&nbsp;January at 09:30 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' got underway from Durrës escorting the steamer {{SS|Argentina|????|2}}, in ballast, and the steamer {{SS|Merano||2}}, in postal service, with which she arrived at Brindisi at 17:20, while on 26&nbsp;January at 23:00, she left Brindisi escorting the steamers {{SS|Aprilia||2}}, {{SS|Lido||2}}, {{SS|Luciano||2}}, and {{SS|Polcevera||2}}, which transported [[gasoline]] (petrol), ammunition, [[fodder]], and other supplies to Vlorë, where they arrived at 10:30 on 27&nbsp;January.<ref name="diftraf"/> On the same day at 17:30, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Vlorë escorting the steamers {{SS|Absirtea||2}} and {{SS|Arpione||2}} and the steam tanker {{SS|Conte di Misurata||2}}, all in ballast, arriving at Brindisi at 08:00 on 28&nbsp;January.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 30&nbsp;January ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', ''Nicola&nbsp;Fabrizi'', and the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|auxiliary cruiser|Brindisi||2}} left Brindisi at 02:00 to escort ''Argentina'' and ''Città di Marsala'' — carrying a combined 1,230 men, 12 motor vehicles, and {{convert|234|t}} of [[artillery piece]]s, clothing, ammunition, military supplies, and other supplies — to Vlorë, where they arrived at 09:30.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 12&nbsp;February&nbsp;1941<!--Note in the Otalian Wikipedia article says ''La difesa del traffico con l'Albania, la Grecia e l'Egeo'' (The defense of traffic in Albania, Greece and the Aegean) indicates February 24th as the date, but the inconsistency with the times of the previous escort and the fact that the mission is found, in chronological order, among those of February 26th suggests a typo--> at 00:15, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Brindisi with the [[Tugboat|tug]] ''Portofino'' to escort the steamers {{SS|Carmela||2}}, {{SS|Luana||2}}, and {{SS|Neghelli||2}} — carrying a combined {{convert|1,309|t}} of ammunition, gasoline (petrol), and other fuels — and {{nowrap|{{SS|Anna Capano||2}},}} {{nowrap|{{SS|Anna Zippitelli||2}},}} and {{SS|Magliulo||2}} — all with civilian cargo — to Durrës, which the convoy reached at 13:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 06:00 on 22&nbsp;February, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Durrës escorting the postal steamer ''Merano'', with which she arrived at Brindisi at 15:15.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 22:00 on 23&nbsp;February, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Brioni||2}} departed Bari to escort ''Aventino'', ''Milano'', ''Narenta'', and ''Rossini'', which were carrying 2,827 soldiers, 174 draft animals, and {{convert|731|t}} of supplies, to Durrës, where they arrived at 09:25 on 24&nbsp;February.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 26&nbsp;February at 03:45, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' set off from Durrës escorting ''Aventino'', ''Milano'', and ''Rossini'', all in ballast, on a voyage to Bari, where the ships arrived at 15:15.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 1&nbsp;March&nbsp;1941, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Francesco&nbsp;Morosini'' got underway from Bari at 22:30 to escort ''Città di Marsala'', ''Rossini'', ''Zena'',  and the steamers {{SS|Diana||2}} and {{SS|Titania|????|2}}, which were carrying a total of 1,285 men, 1,676 draft animals, and {{convert|443|t}} of ammunition and other supplies, to Durrës, which they reached at 14:45 on 2&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 3&nbsp;March at 00:30, she left Durrës to escort the steamers {{SS|Mameli||2}} and ''Sant'Agata'', both in ballast, to Bari , where they arrived at 15:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Bari at 20:00 on 4&nbsp;March with ''Brioni'', escorting ''Puccini'', ''Quirinale'', and the motor ships {{MV|Città di Agrigento||2}} and {{MV|Città di Tripoli||2}}, with 3,126 men, {{convert|2.5|t}} of [[forage]], and {{convert|554|t}} of other supplies.<ref name="diftraf"/> The convoy arrived at Durrës at 12:00 on 5&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 6&nbsp;March at 10:30, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Durrës escorting ''Città di Tripoli'' and ''Quirinale'', carrying a combined 316 wounded, and ''Puccini'', in ballast, arriving at Bari at 22:45.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 16:00 on 9&nbsp;March ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brioni'' got underway from Bari to escort ''Città di Tripoli'', ''Puccini'', ''Quirinale'', and the motor ship {{MV|Riv||2}} to Durrës, where they arrived at 17:30 to disembark 2,252 soldiers and unload 145 motor vehicles and {{convert|1,432|t}}.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 11&nbsp;March&nbsp;1941 at 04:00 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' departed Durrës escorting ''Città di Tripoli'', with 207 wounded on board, and ''Puccini'' and ''Quirinale'', both in ballast, back to Bari, where they arrived at 12:00.<ref name="diftraf"/>

At 01:40 on 14&nbsp;March&nbsp;1941 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' got underway from Bari with {{nowrap|''Capitano A. Cecchi''}}, escorting ''Aventino'', {{nowrap|''Filippo Grimani'',}} ''Milano'', ''Quirinale'', and ''Rissoni'' — transporting the first echelon of the Royal Army's [[56th Infantry Division "Casale"]], made up of 3,749 soldiers, 123 draft animals, {{convert|1,351|t}} of provisions, and {{convert|605|t}} of other supplies — to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 15&nbsp;March at 12:00, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' departed from Durrës escorting ''Aventino'', with 228 wounded on board, and the motor ships {{MV|Burmania||2}}, ''Narenta'', and ''Rossini'', all in ballast, arriving at Bari at 01:30 on 16&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 18&nbsp;March ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brioni'' left Bari at 00:00, escorting ''Aventino'', ''Puccni'', ''Quirinale'', and ''Rossini'', — carrying a combined 3,703 soldiers, 98 draft animals, and {{convert|537|t}} of supplies — to Durrës, where they arrived at 12:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 19&nbsp;March at 17:00, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Durrës escorting ''Quirinale'', with 384 lightly wounded aboard, and ''Aventino'', {{nowrap|''Filippo Grimani'',}} and ''Puccini'', all in ballast, to Bari, arriving there at 07:00 on 20&nbsp;March<ref name="diftraf"/> That same day, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and {{nowrap|''Capitano A. Cecchi''}} escorted ''Aventino'', ''Puccini'', ''Rossini'', and ''Sant'Agata'', loaded with 2,808 men, 833 draft animals, and {{convert|458|t}} of supplies, from Bari to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 22&nbsp;March&nbsp;1941 at 09:30, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Durrës escorting ''Puccini'', ''Rossini'' and the steamer {{SS|Istria||2}}, all in ballast, to Bari, which they reached at 20:30.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 23&nbsp;March at 20:00, she left Bari with the auxiliary cruiser ''Brindisi'' and escorted ''Città di Tripoli'', ''Donizetti'', ''Puccini'', and the motor ship {{MV|Barbarigo||2}}, with a total of 2,390 soldiers, 158 motor vehicles, and {{convert|1,270|t|0}} of supplies aboard, to Durrës, where they arrived at 08:35 on 24&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/> She then left Durrës at 19:15 on 24&nbsp;March, escorting ''Città di Tripoli'', with 162 lightly wounded aboard, and ''Milano'', ''Narenta'', and the steamer {{SS|Monstella||2}}, all in ballast, arriving at Bari at 08:30 on 25&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 26&nbsp;March at 18:00, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' got underway from Bari as escort to ''Istria'', ''Zena'', and the steamer {{SS|Sagitta||2}} — with a combined 66 soldiers, 600 draft animals, 28 motor vehicles, and {{convert|5,938|t}} of supplies on board — and the steamer {{SS|Marco||2}}, carrying civilian cargo.<ref name="diftraf"/> The ships arrived at Durrës at 08:50 on 27&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 28&nbsp;March at 07:00, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' departed Durrës bound for Bari, escorting ''Città di Marsala'' and the motor ship ''Città di Alessandria'', with 250 wounded on board. The convoy arrived at 20:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 20:00 on 29&nbsp;March she got underway from Bari with {{nowrap|''Capitano A. Cecchi''}}, escorting ''Aventino'', ''Puccini'', ''Quirinale'', and ''Rossini''  to Durrës, where they arrived at 08:45 on 30&nbsp;March to disembark 3,408 soldiers and 65 draft animals and unload {{convert|371|t}}.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 31&nbsp;March at 06:30, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Durrës escorting ''Puccini'', in ballast, and ''Quirinale'', with 286 lightly wounded aboard on a voyage to Bari, where the convoy arrived at 19:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> 

Germany began a decisive intervention in the Greco–Italian War on 6&nbsp;April&nbsp;1941. The Kingdom of Greece surrendered to Germany on 20&nbsp;April&nbsp;1941 and to Italy on 23&nbsp;April, bringing the war to an end.

=====April–December=====
[[File:RN Bassini1.jpg|thumb|left|''Angelo&nbsp;Bassinii'' on 2&nbsp;August&nbsp;1941.]]
At some time in 1941 or 1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassinii'' underwent modification which saw the removal of two {{convert|102|mm|0|adj=on}} guns and two {{convert|450|mm|1|adj=on}} [[torpedo tube]]s, and the replacement of her {{convert|76|mm|0|adj=on}} guns with six 20-millimetre [[autocannon]]s.<ref name="Marina Militare"/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.navypedia.org/ships/italy/it_dd_la_masa.htm|title=Navypedia}}</ref>

On 21&nbsp;September&nbsp;1941 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brindisi'' escorted ''Aventino'' and the steamers {{SS|Italia||2}} and {{SS|Rosandra||2}}, with personnel, motor vehicles, and materiel of the Royal Army on board, from Bari via [[Kotor]] (known to the Italians as Cattaro) to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 24&nbsp;September the two ships again escorted ''Aventino'', ''Italia'', and ''Rosandra'' as they made a voyage from Durrës to Bari carrying 3,500 soldiers returning to Italy.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 25&nbsp;September ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted ''Tagliamento'' and the steamer {{nowrap|{{SS|Fanny Brunner||2}}}} from Brindisi to [[Patras]], Greece.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 29&nbsp;September she escorted the tanker ''Utilitas'' on a voyage from Patras to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 22&nbsp;October ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Attilio Deffenu||2}} escorted the steamers {{SS|Francesco Crispi||2}} and {{SS|Piemonte||2}} and the motor ship {{MV|Viminale||2}}, loaded with troops and supplies, from Bari to Patras.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 31&nbsp;October ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted ''Città di Marsala'' and the steamer {{SS|Volodda||2}}, carrying soldiers returning to Italy, from Patras to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/>

====1942====
=====January–April=====
On 7&nbsp;January&nbsp;1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brioni'' escorted ''Aventino'', ''Quirinale'', and ''Rosandra'' as they transported soldiers returning to Italy from Durrës to Bari.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 19&nbsp;January ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Città di Napoli||2}} escorted the steamer {{SS|Città di Catania||2}}, with troops and supplies aboard, from Bari to Durrës, and later the same day ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' alone escorted the tanker ''Cassala'' from Bari to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 22&nbsp;January ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Città di Napoli'' again escorted ''Città di Catania'' from Bari to Durrës, and on 24&nbsp;January they escorted ''Città di Catania'' on the return voyage to Bari.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 11&nbsp;February&nbsp;1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brindisi'' got underway from Bari to escort ''Francesco&nbsp;Crispi'', ''Milano'', and ''Piemonte'' via Corfu to Patras with a load of troops and materials.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 13&nbsp;February, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', ''Brindisi'', and the destroyer {{ship|Italian destroyer|Turbine|1927|2}} escorted the three same merchant ships, loaded with troops and supplies, from Corfu to Patras.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 14&nbsp;February ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Egitto||2}} escorted the German steamer {{SS|Bellona||2}} and the Romanian tanker ''Balkan'' from Patras to Corfu, and on 15&nbsp;February they escorted the two merchant ships from Corfu to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 25&nbsp;February ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brindisi'' escorted the steamers {{SS|Abbazia||2}}, which was on a voyage from Vlorë, and {{SS|Pozzuoli||2}} from Brindisi to Corfu with a load of [[grain]] and other materials.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 4&nbsp;March&nbsp;1942, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Brindisi'' escorted ''Abbazia'' and ''Pozzuoli'' from Corfu to Patras.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 15&nbsp;March, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Città di Napoli'' escorted the tanker ''Celeno'' and the steamer {{SS|Polcevera||2}} from Brindisi to Patras.<ref name="diftraf"/>

At 13:00 on 28&nbsp;March&nbsp; 1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', ''Città di Napoli'', the destroyer ''[[Yugoslav destroyer Beograd|Sebenico]]'', and the torpedo boats {{ship|Italian destroyer|Antonio Mosto||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Castelfidardo||2}}, and {{ship|Italian destroyer|San Martino||2}}, got underway from Patras to escort a convoy composed of ''Aventino'', ''Francesco Crispi'', ''Galilea'', ''Italia'', ''Piemonte'', and ''Viminale'', headed to Brindisi and then on to Bari loaded with 8,300 troops.<ref name="diftraf"/> ''Francesco Crispi'', ''Galilea'', ''Piemonte'', and ''Viminale'' were transporting elements of the [[3rd Alpine Division "Julia"]] returning to Italy from Greece, while ''Aventino'' and ''Italia'' were carrying men from the garrisons of the [[Italian Dodecanese]] headed home on leave.<ref name="diftraf"/> After passing [[Lefkada]] (known to the Italians as Capo Dukato), the convoy arranged itself in a double column, with ''Viminale'' leading the [[Port and starboard|port]] column, followed by ''Piemonte'' and then ''Aventino'',  while ''Galilea'' led the [[Port and starboard|starboard]] column with ''Francesco Cripsi'' astern of her and ''Italia'' bringing up the rear.<ref name="diftraf"/> The escorts arranged themselves around the [[troopship]]s, with {{nowrap|''Città di Napoli''}}, ([[flagship]] of both the escort ships and the convoy as a whole) ahead, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' in the rear, ''San Martino'' and ''Castelfidardo'' on the [[Port and starboard|port]] side, and ''Antonio&nbsp;Mosto'' and ''Sebenico '' to starboard, with the escorts [[zigzag]]ging as they convoy proceeded.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 22:45 that day the British [[submarine]] {{HMS|Proteus|N29|6}} [[torpedo]]ed ''Galilea'' in the [[Ionian Sea]] {{convert|9|nmi|lk=in}} southwest of [[Antipaxos]].<ref name="diftraf"/> Hit on her port [[Bow (ship)|bow]], ''Galilea'' veered to port, lost speed, and went dead in the water 10 minutes after the torpedo hit her.<ref name="diftraf"/> As ordered before departure from Patras, the rest of the convoy continued  its voyage, leaving only ''Antonio Mosto'' behind to assist the stricken ship.<ref name="diftraf"/> ''Galilea'' sank at 03:50 on 29&nbsp;March at {{coord|39|04|N|020|05|E|name=''Galilea''}} with the loss of either 991<ref name="diftraf"/> or 995<ref>[http://www.regiamarina.net/detail_text.asp?nid=48&lid=2 Affondamento del Galilea] (in Italian).</ref><ref>[http://www.naval-history.net/xDKWW2-4203-43MAR02.htm St Nazaire Raid, Battle of Sirte, Russian convoy PQ13, March 1942]</ref> lives, according to different sources. Only 284 men survived.<ref name="diftraf"/> The rest of the convoy arrived safely at Bari on 29&nbsp;March.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 3&nbsp;April&nbsp;1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the tanker ''Dora&nbsp;C.'' from Vlorë to Bari.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 7&nbsp;April she departed Bari with ''Brioni'', ''Giacomo&nbsp;Medici'', and the destroyer {{ship|Italian destroyer|Euro|1927|2}} to escort ''Aventino'', ''Italia'', ''Titania'' and the steamer {{SS|Ogaden||2}} to Durrës, but she collided with ''Aventino'', and the two ships had to return to Bari.<ref name="diftraf"/>

=====October–November=====
On 2&nbsp;October&nbsp;1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and ''Augusto Riboty'' escorted the tanker ''Devoli'' from Patras to [[Pylos]] (known to the Italians as Navarino), Greece.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 4&nbsp;October the two ships escorted the motor vessel {{MV|Calino||2}} on a voyage from Patras to Bari.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 5&nbsp;October, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the Italian steamer {{SS|Chisone||2}} and the German steaer {{SS|H. Harp||2}} from Patras to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/>
[[File:RN Bassini3.jpg|thumb|left|''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' painted in a [[camouflage]] pattern sometime in 1942 or&nbsp;1943]]
On 8&nbsp;October&nbsp;1942, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Brindisi under the command of ''Tenente di vascello'' (Ship-of-the-Line Lieutenant) Vaccarezza to escort the military cargo ship ''Enrichetta'' on a voyage to Pylos, loaded with fuel in [[Drum (container)|drums]] and other supplies for the Greek bases of the ''Regia Marina''.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 10&nbsp;October, the ships were in mist, rain showers, high winds, and rough seas in the Ionian Sea with ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' zigzagging on ''Enrichetta''′s bow, alternating from one side of the steamer to the other, when ''Enrichetta'' turned onto a course of 158° at 09:40.<ref name="diftraf"/>''Enrichetta'' was still on a course of 158° and proceeding at {{convert|7|kn}} off [[Proti Island]] when ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' lost sight of her at 13:30 while about {{convert|1,000|m|yd|sigfig=2}} ahead and to starboard of her during a heavy [[thunderstorm]] with a north-northeasterly wind that reduced visibility to {{convert|300|m|yd|sigfig=2}}.<ref name="diftraf"/> ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' ceased zigzagging and also set a course of 158°, and Vaccarezza temporarily suspended monitoring of the [[radio]] due to electrical interference by [[lightning]].<ref name="diftraf"/> When the rain gradually slackened and visibility increased at 14:10, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' resumed zigzagging, but ''Enrichetta'' was nowhere to be seen, so ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' steered toward a position where she assumed she would sight ''Enrichetta''.<ref name="diftraf"/> By 14:20, with ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' {{convert|5|nmi}} by 326° from Proti Island, visibility had increased to {{convert|2|nmi}}, but there still was no sign of ''Enrichetta'', so at 14:25 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' reversed course and increased speed to {{convert|18|kn}}.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 14:50 she sighted several [[buoy]]s {{convert|1.5|nmi}} to starboard, maneuvered to get closer, found several people in the water clinging to floating [[barrel]]s and wreckage, and then discovered wreckage, several hundred fuel drums, half a dozen buoys, and about 50 block torpedoes{{clarification inline|poor machine translation|date=May 2024}} scattered across an area about {{convert|1,000|m|yd|sigfig=2}} in diameter.<ref name="diftraf"/> At 15:30 she lowered her [[jolly boat]] and two smaller boats to rescue the people in the water — a difficult operation in the rough seas — and the first survivors came aboard ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' at around 16:00.<ref name="diftraf"/> They reported that a British submarine, later identified as HMS ''P43'' (later renamed {{HMS|Union}}), had hit ''Enrichetta'' with three torpedoes, detonating her cargo of fuel drums, and that she sank at {{coord|37|11|N|021|26|E|name=''Enrichetta''}} about 30 seconds after the drums exploded.<ref name="diftraf"/><ref>[http://www.historisches-marinearchiv.de/projekte/asa/ausgabe.php?where_value=2438 Historisches Marinearchiv] (in German).</ref> Two Italian ''[[Regia Aeronautica]]'' (Royal Air Force) [[Aermacchi|Macchi]] [[fighter aircraft]] flew over the scene of the rescue operation, which concluded at 17:30.<ref name="diftraf"/> Finding herself unable to transmit a report of the sinking because of interference with radio traffic by bad weather, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' hoisted her boats back aboard at 17:45 and began a search of the area for additional survivors.<ref name="diftraf"/> Finding none, she headed at full speed for Pylos at 17:54, encountering along the way two [[patrol boat]]s and a tug headed from Pylos toward the scene of the sinking.<ref name="diftraf"/> She arrived at Pylos at 19:10.<ref name="diftraf"/> Of the 151 men on board ''Enrichetta'', 61 disappeared at sea, while ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' rescued 78, of whom 18 were injured.<ref name="diftraf"/> Two of the injured died after reaching port, bringing the final death toll to 63.<ref name="diftraf"/><ref>[http://www.xmasgrupsom.com/Libri/Articoli/ArticoliMonregalesiC.htm Articoli Grupsom Enrichetta (in Italian).]</ref>

On 21&nbsp;October&nbsp;1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the steamer {{SS|Cesco||2}} and the tanker ''Devoli'' from [[Preveza]], Greece, to Vlorë and then to Brindisi.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 26&nbsp;October she escorted ''Cesco'' from Bari to Vlorë.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 29&nbsp;October she escorted the military transport ''Pluto'' and the merchant steamer ''Volodda'' from Brindisi to Patras.<ref name="diftraf"/>

On 6&nbsp;November&nbsp;1942 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Taranto with ''Antonio&nbsp;Mosto'' and the torpedo boat {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Castore||2}} to escort the tanker ''Giorgio'' to Patras, from which ''Giorgio'' continued to [[Souda]], [[Crete]], under the escort of ''Castore'' alone.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 15&nbsp;November ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the tanker ''Berbera'', which was [[towing]] the tug ''Teseo'', from Patras to Vlorë.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 25&nbsp;November ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' escorted the modern cargo ship ''Valfiorita'' from Corfu to Taranto.<ref name="diftraf"/>

====1943====
On 7&nbsp;January&nbsp;1943 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' and the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Città di Genova||2}} escorted ''Milano'' as ''Milano'' transported troops and supplies from Bari to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 11&nbsp;January the two ships escorted ''Rosandra'' as she carried troops returning to Italy from Durrës to Bari.<ref name="diftraf"/> On 11&nbsp;February, ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' left Bari at 18:00 escorting a convoy which arrived at Corfu at 10:00 on 12&nbsp;February.<ref name="diftraf"/> She left Corfu at 22:00 the same day, arriving at Patras at 15:00 on 13 February.<ref name="diftraf"/>

Later in February&nbsp;1943 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', like many other Italian and German torpedo boats and escort ships, was used for the rapid transportation of troops and supplies to [[French Tunisia|Tunisia]], where the broader [[North African campaign]] was culminating in the [[Tunisian campaign]].<ref name="diftraf"/> On 12&nbsp;March&nbsp;1943 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', the auxiliary cruiser {{ship|Italian auxiliary cruiser|Lazzaro Mocenigo||2}}, and the torpedo boat {{ship|Italian destroyer|Giuseppe Missori||2}} escorted ''Milano'' and ''Quirinale'' from Bari to Durrës.<ref name="diftraf"/>

At 00:00 on 23&nbsp;April&nbsp;1943 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' got underway from [[Messina]], [[Sicily]], to join the [[corvette]]s {{ship|Italian corvette|Euterpe||2}} and {{ship|Italian corveette|Gabbiano||2}} and the torpedo boat {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Climene|1936|2}} in escorting the steamer {{SS|Galiola||2}}, which was making a voyage from [[Reggio Calabria]] to [[Tunis]] loaded with ammunition.<ref name="hma">[http://www.historisches-marinearchiv.de/projekte/asa/ausgabe.php?where_value=2826 Historisches Marinearchiv] (in German).</ref><ref name="trentoincina-Danti">[http://www.trentoincina.it/mostrapost.php?id=328 I Marinai delle Corvette - Brunello Danti sull'Euterpe] (in Italian).</ref> As the convoy steamed along the north coast of Sicily at 06:05 Italian time (04:50 British time) on 24&nbsp;April, the British submarine {{HMS|Sahib}} torpedoed ''Galiola'' between [[Vulcano]] and Sicily, and ''Galiola'' blew up, broke in two, and sank in three minutes {{convert|5|nmi}} northwest of [[Milazzo]].<ref name="hma"/><ref name="trentoincina-Danti"/><ref name="uboat.net">[http://www.uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/3431.html Allied Warships of WWII - Submarine HMS Sahib - uboat.net]</ref><ref name="submarinemuseum">[http://www.submarine-museum.co.uk/museum-collections/research/fact-sheets-/submarine-losses?start=7 SUBMARINE LOSSES 1904 TO PRESENT DAY - Page 8] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110725231218/http://www.submarine-museum.co.uk/museum-collections/research/fact-sheets-/submarine-losses?start=7 |date=25 July 2011 }}</ref> While the torpedo boats rescued survivors, a German ''[[Luftwaffe]]'' [[Junkers Ju 88]] [[bomber]] sighted ''Sahib'' near the surface and dropped a [[Aerial bomb|bomb]], which missed. ''Climene'' almost immediately detected ''Sahib'' on [[sonar]] and counterattacked, followed by the two corvettes. The three ships dropped a combined 30 [[depth charge]]s.<ref name="trentoincina-Danti"/><ref name="uboat.net"/><ref name="submarinemuseum"/> Severely damaged by the depth charges and leaking badly, ''Sahib'' surfaced at 07:00 Italian time (05:45am British time). The Ju 88 [[Strafing|strafed]] ''Sahib'' and the escort ships opened [[machine gun]] fire on her.<ref name="trentoincina-Danti"/><ref name="uboat.net"/><ref name="submarinemuseum"/> After taking measures to [[Scuttling|scuttle]] their submarine, ''Sahib''′s entire crew of 48 men abandoned ship.<ref name="trentoincina-Danti"/><ref name="uboat.net"/><ref name="submarinemuseum"/> Also hit by gunfire from ''Climene'', ''Sahib'' sank by the [[stern]] shortly afterwards in the [[Tyrrhenian Sea]] at {{coord|38|30|N|015|15|E|name=HMS ''Sahib''}}, {{convert|2|nmi}} from [[Capo di Milazzo]].<ref name="trentoincina-Danti"/><ref name="uboat.net"/><ref name="submarinemuseum"/><ref>[http://www.naval-history.net/WW2aBritishLosses05SS.htm Royal Navy losses in World War 2 - Submarines]</ref> The Italian ships rescued ''Sahib''′s entire crew, one of whom later died of his wounds.<ref name="trentoincina-Danti"/><ref name="uboat.net"/><ref name="submarinemuseum"/>

====Loss====

On 28&nbsp;May&nbsp;1943 ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' was moored at Leghorn ([[Livorno]]) when 92 [[United States Army Air Forces]] bombers attacked, extensively damaging the city and its port and killing 294 civilians.<ref name="trentoincina"/><ref>[http://rcslibri.corriere.it/bombardatelitalia/bombardate1943.pdf Bombardamenti aerei alleati sulle città italiane nel 1943] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140202213215/http://rcslibri.corriere.it/bombardatelitalia/bombardate1943.pdf |date=2 February 2014|language=it }}</ref> The bombers sank numerous ships in the harbor including ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'', which suffered a devastating bomb hit, [[capsize]]d, and sank.<ref name="trentoincina"/> All of her crew survived.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.wlb-stuttgart.de/seekrieg/43-05.htm |title=Seekrieg 1943, Mai |access-date=22 June 2015 |last=Rohwer |first=Jürgen |author-link=Jürgen Rohwer |author2=Gerhard Hümmelchen |work=Württembergische Landesbibliothek Stuttgart |language=de }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://conlapelleappesaaunchiodo.blogspot.com/2014/02/cronologia-delle-perdite_14.html |title=Chronicle Italian Losses |publisher=conlapelleappesaaunchiodo.blogspot.com |access-date=7 May 2019}}</ref>

''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' was stricken from the [[naval register]] on 18&nbsp;October&nbsp;1946.<ref name=navyworld>[http://navyworld.narod.ru/Cacciatorpediniere.htm#Angelo_Bassini Navyworld]</ref> Her wreck was refloated in 1946 and subsequently scrapped.<ref name=navyworld/>

==References==
===Citations===
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=== Bibliography ===
* {{cite book|last=Fraccaroli|first=Aldo|title=Italian Warships of World War 1|year=1970|publisher=Ian Allan|location=London|isbn=0-7110-0105-7}}
* {{cite book|last=Fraccaroli|first=Aldo|chapter=Italy|pages=252–290|editor1-last=Gray|editor1-first=Randal|title=Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921|year=1985|location=Annapolis |publisher=Naval Institute Press|isbn=978-0-87021-907-8}}
*{{cite book|last=Whitley|first=M.J.|title=Destroyers of World War Two: An International Encyclopedia |year=2000|publisher=Cassell & Co|location=London|isbn=1-85409-521-8}}

==External links==
* [https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RN_Bassini4.JPG Photo of ''Angelo&nbsp;Bassini'' during the interwar period] at [[Italian Wikipedia]]

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