File:Norwegian submarine Kya (S307) underway c1960.jpg
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| Description | The Royal Norwegian Navy submarine KNM Kya (S307), circa 1960. She was originally built as the German Type VIIC-class submarine U-926 and commissioned 29 February 1944. The boat was decommissioned at Bergen, Norway on 5 May 1945 and transferred by Great Britain to Norway on 10 January 1949. U-926 became KNM Kya (S307) and served until 1962. The submarine was scrapped in 1964. |
| Date | circa 1960 |
| Source | U.S. Navy All Hands magazine July 1960, p. 16. |
| Author | USN |
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