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5 Jul 1941

Greece
  • British submarine HMS Torbay sank Italian submarine Jantina by torpedo in the Aegean Sea south of the island of Mykonos, Greece. ww2dbase [Jantina | Mykonos | CPC]
3 Nov 2021

Greece
  • The wreckage of Jantina was discovered by a team led by Kostas Thoctarides in the Aegean Sea. ww2dbase [Jantina | Mykonos | CPC]



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