; 7 destroyers; 5 of the , and ; 6 minesweepers; 8 submarines, including three of the ; 1 sailing school ship: . The convoy escort ultimately became the Yugoslav Navy yacht . Galeb was used by the late President of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Marshal Josip Broz Tito on his numerous foreign trips and to entertain heads of state. Ships Pre–World War I Battleships World War I Battleships : : GR104 (ex-Andrea Doria) : : : : : : Cruisers : Giuseppe Garibaldi : : : : : : : : : : Destroyers : : : : : : : World War II Aircraft carriers (modification of the liner Roma, built but never used) (modification of the liner Augustus, never completed) Seaplane carriers (extensively converted merchant ship Città di Messina for the seaplane carrier role, commissioned as a seaplane transport by 1940) Battleships (modernised World War I battleships): (modernised World War I battleships): : / (not completed) Heavy cruisers : : : Light cruisers es: : : : : : : Attilio Regolo Giulio Germanico Pompeo Magno Scipione Africano Ulpio Traiano : Aviation and transport cruisers Bolzano class: aviation and transport cruiser (as regular heavy cruiser, extensively damaged by submarine torpedoes and proposed for reconstruction to a hybrid carrier/transport design) Destroyers : 3 vessels – 2283 t : 12 vessels – 2010 t or Poeti class: 4 vessels – 1950 t : 12 vessels (divided into First Soldati or Camicia Nera and Second Soldati class) – 1620 t : 4 vessels – 1449 t : 4 vessels – 1450 t : 2 vessels – 1383 t : 4 vessels – 1220 t : 8 vessels – 1092 t : 4 vessels – 1058 t : 2 vessels – 935 t Torpedo boats : 30 vessels : 7 vessels : 1 vessel : 4 vessels : 7 vessels : 4 vessels : 6 vessels : 4 vessels : 4 vessels : 16 vessels : 16 vessels Submarines : 13 vessels – 715 t (ex-Stronzio) : 17 vessels – 698 t, coastal submarines : 7 vessels – 665 t : 10 vessels – 700 t : 12 vessels – 701 t : 4 vessels – 985 t : 2 vessels – 794 t : 4 vessels – 1450 t : 4 vessels – 941 t , Bragadin class: 2 vessels – 981 t : 5 vessels – 1016