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twin-engined bombers from the 2nd Mine-Torpedo Aviation Regiment that comprised the first wave had to return because of mechanical problems before reaching their target. Of the two SB fast bombers of the second wave, one returned because of a malfunction and the other failed to return. The third wave
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The 63rd Naval Aviation Brigade's operations were more closely integrated into the navy's bombardment with attacks on Constanța in three waves. The first was intended to be before the ships opened fire, the second wave was to be during the bombardment and the last was to distract the Axis forces as
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from the ships in Constanța harbor was heavy and at least one bomber deliberately dropped its bombs into the sea. They were intercepted by Axis fighters after bombing Constanța and one bomber was shot down, although the bomber gunners claimed to have shot down two fighters. The regiment lost seven
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was credited with shooting down three SB bombers down during the raid and was celebrated as a national hero in a propaganda song. Three other DB-3s later bombed Constanța that night with neither effect nor loss. With the failure of the initial air attacks,
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aircraft that morning to all causes, and an additional pair returned home with one engine knocked out. Afterwards, the Long-Range Aviation commanders decided that their bombers would only fly over Romania at night.
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took off for observation and surveillance. At the same time, the Romanian coastal battery and two warships opened fire with their 120 mm (4.7 in) guns from a distance of 14 miles (23 km). The
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struck a mine at 4:21 and sank within a few minutes, with 268 sailors killed and 69 survivors captured by the Romanians. According to most sources, she was sunk by Romanian mines, although shells from
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bombers from the 2nd Mine-Torpedo Aviation Regiment unsuccessfully attacked Constanța during the afternoon. Two SBs failed to return; the Romanian fighter pilot
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Several groups of bombers later bombed the city that day and the following night, but caused no damage to their targets. Nine bombers were shot down by
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and warehouses, and damaging port infrastructure. The Romanians were expecting a Soviet raid and their defences, consisting of the destroyers
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and several Romanian ships. The two destroyer leaders were slightly damaged and withdrew under fire, steaming into a Romanian
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on the morning of 26 June. Seventeen DB-3s from the 21st Long-Range Bomber Regiment took off from their airfield in
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had sunk, which claimed to have shot down 11 DB-3s and 7 SBs. Seven SBs did get through to attack Constanța.
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The Romanians claimed to have shot down nine Tupolev SB bombers during the battle, two of them claimed by
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task force approached and shelled Constanța in the early hours of 26 June 1941, setting ablaze some
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fired no less than 350 shells from their 130 mm (5.1 in) guns. At 4:09, aircraft of the
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which caused damage to her steam piping. The Soviets began to withdraw at 4:12 while laying a
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From Barbarossa to Odessa: The Luftwaffe and Axis Allies Strike South-East, June-October 1941
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personnel, although it was nominally under Romanian control like all Axis forces in Romania.
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kept 100 miles (160 km) offshore to exploit any initial success, and Soviet
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light bombers of the Black Sea Fleet's 40th Bomber Aviation Regiment and four
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Attack by the Soviet Black Sea Fleet on the Romanian port of Constanța in 1941
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guns. The failure of the raid, together with other losses suffered by the
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were ordered to bombard the port in the early morning, covered by a
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en route and had to return to port. The Soviets also had the
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to bolster obsolete Romanian coastal defences, including the
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battery also began to adjust its fire on the Soviet ships.
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Brigade coordinated their attacks against targets in
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Index

Black Sea Campaigns
Eastern Front
World War II

destroyer
Mărăști
Constanța
Romania
Kingdom of Romania
Romania
Germany
Soviet Union
Soviet Union
Filipp Oktyabrskiy
destroyers
minelayer
battery
coastal artillery
cruiser
destroyer leaders
bombers
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Romanian military actions in World War II
Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
Diosig
Treznea
Bucharest
Constanța

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