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{{short description|Italian ''La Masa''-class destroyer}}
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'''''Giacinto Carini''''' was an Italian {{sclass|La Masa|destroyer}}. [[Ship commissioning|Commissioned]] into service in the Italian {{lang|it|[[Regia Marina]]}} ("Royal Navy") in 1917, she served in [[World War I]], participating in the [[Adriatic Campaign of World War I|Adriatic campaign]]. During the [[interwar period]], she took part in operations during the [[Corfu incident]] in 1923 and was reclassified as a [[torpedo boat]] in 1929. She took part in the [[Battle of the Mediterranean|Mediterranean campaign]] of [[World War II]]. After the fall of [[Fascist Italy]] and the Italian [[Armistice of Cassibile|armistice]] with the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] in 1943, she switched to the [[Allies of World War II|Allied]] side and operated as a unit of the [[Italian Co-belligerent Navy]] until 1945. A part of the [[Italian Navy]] (''Marina Militare'') after the [[Italy|Italian Republic]] replaced the [[Kingdom of Italy]] in 1946, she remained in service during the [[Cold War]] and was reclassified as a coastal [[minesweeper]] in 1953. Stricken in 1958, she subsequently served as the [[Training ship|training]] [[Hulk (ship)|hulk]] {{nowrap|'''''GM 517'''''}} until scrapped in 1963.

==Construction and commissioning==
''Giacinto Carini'' was [[Keel-laying|laid down]] at the {{lang|it|[[Cantieri navali Odero]]}} ({{langx|en|Odero [[Shipyard]]}}) in [[Sestri Ponente]], [[Italy]], on 1&nbsp;September&nbsp;1916. She was [[Ceremonial ship launching|launched]] on 7&nbsp;November&nbsp;1917 and completed and [[ship commissioning|commissioned]] on 30&nbsp;November&nbsp;1917.{{sfn|Fraccaroli|1985|pp=252, 290}}

==Service history==
===World War I===
''Giacinto Carini'' entered service in time to take part in the final year of [[World War I]]. She was assigned to the 4th [[Destroyer squadron|Destroyer Squadron]] at [[Brindisi]], Italy,<ref name="betasom">[http://www.betasom.it/forum/index.php?showtopic=21473 Il Santuario Di N S Di Bonaria - Betasom - XI Gruppo Sommergibili Atlantici<!-- Title generated automatically -->] (in Italian).</ref> and saw service in the [[Adriatic Campaign of World War I|Adriatic campaign]].

On 10&nbsp;March&nbsp;1918, the destroyers {{ship|Italian destroyer|Antonio Mosto||2}}, with the motor torpedo boat ''MAS&nbsp;100'' in tow, and {{ship|Italian destroyer|Ippolito Nievo||2}}, [[towing]] ''MAS&nbsp;99'', set out for a raid on [[Portorož]] (known to the Italians as Portorose) on the coast of [[Austria-Hungary]], with ''Giacinto Carini'', the [[scout cruiser]]s {{ship|Italian cruiser|Alessandro&nbsp;Poerio||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Augusto Riboty||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Carlo Mirabello||2}}, and {{ship|Italian cruiser|Cesare Rossarol||2}}, the destroyer {{ship|Italian destroyer|Pilade Bronzetti||2}}, and a [[French Navy]] [[destroyer squadron]] led by the destroyer {{ship|French destroyer|Casque|1910|2}} in support. ''Antonio Mosto'', ''Ippolito Nievo'', ''MAS&nbsp;99'', and ''MAS&nbsp;100'' reached the vicinity of Portorož, but then had to postpone the operation due to bad weather. The ships attempted the raid again on 16&nbsp;March, but adverse weather again forced its postponement. They made a third attempt on 8&nbsp;April&nbsp;1918, but after [[aerial reconnaissance]] ascertained that the port of Portorož was empty, the Italians again called off the operation.{{sfn|Favre|pp=239}}

On the night of {{nowrap|9–10 April 1918}} ''Giacinto Carini'' was part of a force of several Italian and [[French Navy]] destroyers escorting the three [[battleship]]s of the Italian 2nd Naval [[Division (naval)|Division]] from Brindisi to [[Taranto]], Italy.<ref name="betasom"/> During the predawn hours of 10&nbsp;April, two of the French destroyers, {{ship|French destroyer|Faulx||2}} and  {{ship|French destroyer|Mangini||2}}, collided in the [[Strait of Otranto]] and ''Faulx'' sank.<ref name="betasom"/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyFrench.htm |title=French Navy |publisher=Naval History |accessdate=21 February 2013}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?138453|title=Faulx (FX) (+1918)|publisher=[[Wrecksite]]|accessdate=30 August 2022}}</ref> About an hour later, after the ships entered the [[Ionian Sea]], ''Giacinto Carini'' accidentally rammed her [[sister ship]] {{ship|Italian destroyer|Benedetto Cairoli||2}}, and ''Benedetto Cairoli'' sank off [[Santa Maria di Leuca]], Italy. With a severely damaged [[Bow (ship)|bow]], ''Giacinto Carini'' reached port.<ref name="betasom"/><ref name="trentoincina">[http://www.trentoincina.it/dbunita2.php?short_name=Carini Trentoincina<!-- Title generated automatically -->] (in Italian).</ref><ref name="navalhistory">[http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyFrench2.htm French Navy in World War 1 in Outline<!-- Title generated automatically -->]</ref>

''Giacinto Carini'' was under repair for the rest of World War I.<ref name="betasom"/> By late October&nbsp;1918, Austria-Hungary had effectively disintegrated, and the [[Armistice of Villa Giusti]], signed on 3&nbsp;November&nbsp;1918, went into effect on 4&nbsp;November&nbsp;1918 and brought hostilities between Austria-Hungary and the [[Allies of World War I|Allies]] to an end. World War I ended a week later with the [[Armistice of 11 November 1918|armistice]] between the Allies and the [[German Empire]] on 11&nbsp;November&nbsp;1918.

===Interwar period===
''Giacinto Carini'' saw extensive service in the [[Mediterranean Sea]] and [[Red Sea]] during the [[interwar period]].<ref name="trentoincina"/> During the [[Corfu incident]] between Italy and the [[Kingdom of Greece]], a force composed of ''Giacinto Carini'', the battleships {{ship|Italian battleship|Conte di Cavour||2}} and {{ship|Italian battleship|Giulio Cesare||2}}, the [[armored cruiser]]s {{ship|Italian cruiser|San Giorgio||2}} and {{ship|Italian cruiser|San Marco||2}}, the destroyers {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Generale Antonio Cascino||2}}}}, {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Generale Carlo Montanari||2}}}}, {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Giacomo Medici||2}},}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian destroyer|Giuseppe La Farina||2}},}} the torpedo boat {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Premuda||2}}, the coastal torpedo boats {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian torpedo boat|50 OS||2}}}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian torpedo boat|53 AS||2}},}} the [[motor torpedo boat]]s ''[[MAS (motorboat)|MAS]]&nbsp;401'', ''MAS&nbsp;404'', ''MAS&nbsp;406'', and ''MAS&nbsp;408'', and the [[submarine]]s {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian submarine|Agostino Barbarigo||2}}}} and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian submarine|Andrea Provana|1915|2}}}} departed [[Taranto]], Italy, on the evening of 30&nbsp;August&nbsp;1923 bound for [[Corfu]] with orders to occupy the island. The Italian ships arrived off Corfu on 31&nbsp;August and communicated to the Greek governor of the island the conditions of surrender, which required lowering of the [[Flag of Greece|Greek flag]] and raising the [[Flag of Italy|Italian flag]] over the island, disarming all Greek soldiers and ''[[gendarme]]s'', ceasing all communications, and ceding control of all activities on the island to Italian authorities. Not receiving a satisfactory answer to these damands, the Italian ships opened fire at 16:00, bombarding the Old Fortress and the New Fortress for 15 minutes. Refugees had taken shelter there, and the Italian bombardment killed 10 of them and injured several others. The Greek governor then surrendered and the Italian expeditionary force — made up of sailors from the Italian ships, the Italian [[Royal Italian Army|Royal Army']]s 48th Infantry [[Regiment]] "Ferrara" (equipped with a [[Artillery battery|battery]] of eight 75 mm guns), and an infantry [[brigade]] of 5,000 men — landed on Corfu. Most of the ships then returned to Taranto, but ''Giacinto Carini'' and the other four destroyers as well as one of the armored cruisers, the submarines, and the MAS boats remained at Corfu. Once Italy and Greece resolved their disagreement, the rest of the Italian ships and the expeditionary force on the island left Corfu between 24&nbsp;and 29&nbsp;September&nbsp;1923.<ref>[http://www.danieleranocchia.it/naval_history/storia19_38.htm Il Periodo tra le Due Guerre Mondiali<!-- Title generated automatically -->] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120311153046/http://www.danieleranocchia.it/naval_history/storia19_38.htm |date=11 March 2012 }} (in Italian).</ref>

''Capitano di corvetta'' ([[Corvette captain|Corvette Captain]]) [[Carlo Bergamini (admiral)|Carlo Bergamini]], a future [[admiral]] and commander of the Italian fleet, was ''Giacinto Carini''′s [[commanding officer]] from 28&nbsp;June to 23&nbsp;December&nbsp;1926.<ref name="bergamini">[http://www.cestra.eu/franco/ffnnbb_appendici.htm Appendici<!-- Title generated automatically -->] (in Italian)</ref>.<!--The Italian Wikipedia article [[:it:Giacinto Carini (cacciatorpediniere)]] says Bergamini commanded from 28 June to 23 December 1916, an apparent typo.--> In 1929, ''Giacinto&nbsp;Carini'' and her [[sister ship]]s {{ship|Italian destroyer|Angelo Bassini||2}}, ''Giuseppe&nbsp;La&nbsp;Farina'', and {{ship|Italian destroyer|Nicola Fabrizi||2}} formed the 5th [[Destroyer squadron|Destroyer Squadron]], which together with the five-ship 6th Destroyer Squadron and the scout cruiser {{ship|Italian cruiser|Carlo Mirabello||2}} constituted the 3rd [[Flotilla]] of the 2nd Torpedo Boat [[Division (naval)|Division]], a component of the 2nd [[Squadron (naval)|Squadron]], based at [[Taranto]], Italy.<ref>[http://www.collezione-online.it/domenica_corriere_21_1922_conegna%20bandiere.htm Collezione Online - La Domenica del Corriere] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110831202324/http://www.collezione-online.it/domenica_corriere_21_1922_conegna%20bandiere.htm |data=31 August 2011 |language=it}}</ref> ''Giacinto Carini'' was reclassified as a torpedo boat in 1929.<ref name="Marina Militare">[http://www.marina.difesa.it/noi-siamo-la-marina/mezzi/mezzi-storici/Pagine/ABCD/carini.aspx Marina Militare - Giacinto Carini Cacciatoperdiniere]</ref>

Bergamini, by then a ''capitano di fregata'' ([[frigate captain]]), again served as ''Giacinto Carini''′s commanding officer from 16&nbsp;July&nbsp;1931 to 24&nbsp;March&nbsp;1932, and during this second tour in command tested a [[fire-control system]], the "Galileo–Bergamini" system, which he had designed.<ref name="bergamini"/> In the early months of 1940, ''Capitano di corvetta'' (Corvette Captain) [[Lorenzo Bezzi]] commanded her. Later that year, shortly after Italy entered [[World War II]], Bezzi died while in command of the submarine {{ship|Italian submarine|Console Generale Liuzzi||2}} and subsequently received a posthumous [[Gold Medal of Military Valor]].<ref>[http://www.marina.difesa.it/noi-siamo-la-marina/storia/la-nostra-storia/medaglie/Pagine/LorenzoBezzi.aspx Marina Militare - Lorenzo Bezzi] (in Italian).</ref>

===World War II===
[[World War II]] broke out in September 1939 with [[Nazi Germany]]'s [[invasion of Poland]]. [[Fascist Italy]] joined the war on the side of the [[Axis powers]] with its [[Italian invasion of France|invasion of France]] on 10&nbsp;June&nbsp;1940. At the time, ''Giacinto Carini'' was based at [[La Spezia]] as part of the 16th Torpedo Boat [[Squadron (naval)|Squadron]], which also included the torpedo boats {{ship|Italian destroyer|Calatafimi||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Castelfidardo||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Curtatone||2}}, {{ship|Italian destroyer|Giuseppe La Masa||2}}, and {{ship|Italian destroyer|Monzambano||2}}. During the war, she mainly operated on escort duty.<ref name="trentoincina"/> Between {{nowrap|9 and 15 June 1940}} she joined ''Curtatone'' and the torpedo boat {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Sirio|1935|2}} in escorting the [[minelayer]]s {{ship|Italian minelayer|Crotone||2}}, {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian minelayer|Elbano Gasperi||2}}}}, {{ship|Italian minelayer|Fasana||2}}, and {{nowrap|{{ship|Italian minelayer|Giuseppe Orlando||2}}}} while they [[Minelaying|laid]] [[Naval mine|minefields]] off [[Elba]].<ref>[http://www.elbafortificata.it/RegiaMarina.htm Nuova pagina 4<!-- Title generated automatically -->] (in Italian).</ref>

After 1940 ''Giacinto Carini'' underwent a revision of her armament which saw the removal of two {{convert|102|mm|0|adj=on}} guns and two [[torpedo tube]]s and the replacement of her {{convert|76|mm|0|adj=on}} guns with six 20-millimetre [[autocannon]]s.<ref name="Marina Militare"/> In April 1941, the definitive EC3/ter version of the [[Gufo radar]], which had just been created at the beginning of 1941, was installed aboard her for testing; during the tests, the [[radar]] detected a surface target at a range of {{convert|12|km|nmi mi|abbr=off}} and an aircraft at a range of {{convert|8|km|nmi mi|abbr=off}}.<ref>[http://www.betasom.it/forum/lofiversion/index.php?t34223-50.html La Marina Militare Italiana dal 1951 al 1960]{{Dead link|date=September 2024 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} (in Italian).</ref>

On 11&nbsp;November&nbsp;1942, ''Giacinto Carini'' collided in the port of [[Genoa]] with the [[sailing vessel]] ''V 208 Araldo'', which was operating as a [[patrol vessel]].<ref>Rolando Notarangelo, Gian Paolo Pagano, ''Navi mercantili perdute'', p. 48 (in Italian).</ref>

On 8&nbsp;September&nbsp;1943, the Kingdom of Italy announced an [[Armistice of Cassibile|armistice]] with the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] and [[Kingdom of the South|switched sides]] in the war, prompting [[Nazi Germany]] to begin [[Operation Achse]], the disarmament by force of the Italian armed forces and the occupation of those portions of Italy not yet under Allied control. ''Giacinto Carini'' avoided capture and proceeded with her sister ship ''Nicola&nbsp;Fabrizi'' to [[Malta]], where they handed themselves over to the Allies on 21&nbsp;September&nbsp;1943. The two ships departed Malta in company with the torpedo boats {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Aliseo||2}}, {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Animoso||2}}, {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Fortunale||2}}, and {{ship|Italian torpedo boat|Indomito||2}} on 5&nbsp;October&nbsp;1943 and returned to Italy.<ref>Joseph Caruana, ''Interludio a Malta'', in ''Storia Militare'', No. 204, September 2010 (in Italian).</ref> ''Giacinto Carini'' subsequently operated on the Allied side as a unit of the [[Italian Co-belligerent Navy]] through the end of the war in [[Europe]] in May 1945.<ref name="trentoincina"/>

===Post-World War II===
After the [[Italy|Italian Republic]] replaced the [[Kingdom of Italy]] in 1946, ''Giacinto Carini'' continued in service in the [[Italian Navy]] (''Marina Militare''). She was reclassified as a [[minesweeper]] in 1953.<ref name="Marina Militare"/> She was stricken on 31&nbsp;December&nbsp;1958 and reclassified as a [[Floating dock (jetty)|pontoon]] with the designation ''GM 517''.<ref name="Marina Militare"/> ''GM 517'' remained in service as a [[Training ship|training]] [[Hulk (ship)|hulk]] for the ''[[Corpo Reali Equipaggi Marittimi|Corpo degli Equipaggi Militari Marittimi]]'' (CEMM, "Corps of Naval Crews") at [[La Maddalena]], [[Sardinia]], for a few years until she was sold for scrapping, which began in May&nbsp;1963.<ref name="betasom"/><ref>[http://www.betasom.it/forum/index.php?showtopic=27053&st=380 Qualche Cartolina - Betasom - XI Gruppo Sommergibili Atlantici<!-- Title generated automatically -->] (in Italian).</ref>

==References==
===Citations===
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=== Bibliography ===
* {{cite book
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  |title=La Marina nella Grande Guerra. Le operazioni navali, aeree, subacquee e terrestri in Adriatico
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    }}
* {{cite book|last=Fraccaroli|first=Aldo|title=Italian Warships of World War 1|year=1970|publisher=Ian Allan|location=London|isbn=0-7110-0105-7}}
* {{cite book|last=Fraccaroli|first=Aldo|chapter=Italy|pages=252–290|editor1-last=Gray|editor1-first=Randal|title=Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921|year=1985|location=Annapolis |publisher=Naval Institute Press|isbn=978-0-87021-907-8}}
*{{cite book|last=Whitley|first=M.J.|title=Destroyers of World War Two: An International Encyclopedia |year=2000|publisher=Cassell & Co|location=London|isbn=1-85409-521-8}}
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