EML Lembit, Submarine museum vessel in Tallinn, Estonia
The Estonian submarine Lembit measures 60 meters in length and features four torpedo tubes, one anti-aircraft gun, and space for twenty sea mines.
Built in 1936 by Vickers and Armstrongs Ltd in Britain, Lembit served in the Estonian Navy until 1940 before being transferred to Soviet control.
The submarine represents Estonian naval engineering achievements and stands as the primary vessel from the country's pre-war maritime defense fleet.
Visitors can explore the submarine's interior compartments, including the control room, torpedo section, and crew quarters at the Seaplane Harbor Museum.
Lembit remains the only preserved pre-World War II naval vessel in the Baltic region and spent 75 continuous years in water before relocation.
GPS coordinates: 59.45170,24.73871
Latest update: May 10, 2025 23:31
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