Destroyers and torpedo boats | Germany
Destroyer Leberecht Maass (Z-1)
Destroyer "Georg Thiele" (Z-2)
Destroyer Richard Beitzen (Z-4)
Destroyer "Max Schultz" (Z-3)
The series of destroyers of the 1934 type consisted of 4 units (“Leberecht Maass”, “Georg Thiele”, “Max Schultz”, “Richard Beitzen”), was built at the Deutsche Werke shipyard and put into operation in 1937. Destroyers “ Leberecht Maass", "Georg Thiele" and "Max Schultz" were lost in 1940. "Richard Beitzen" was transferred to Great Britain under reparations in 1945, and was scrapped in 1949. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.2 thousand tons, full displacement - 3.2 thousand tons; length – 114 m, width – 11.3 m; draft - 3.8 m; speed – 38 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 6 steam boilers; power – 70 thousand hp; cruising range - 1.9 thousand miles; crew - 325 people. Armament: 5x1 – 127 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 6x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 airborne bomb launchers; 18 depth charges; 60 min.
Destroyer Paul Jacobi (Z-5)
Destroyer "Theodor Riedel" (Z-6)
Destroyer Bernd von Arnim (Z-11)
Destroyer "Erich Steinbrinck" (Z-15)
Destroyer Friedrich Eckoldt (Z-16)
The series of destroyers of the 1934-A type consisted of 12 units (“Paul Jacobi”, “Theodor Riedel”, “Hermann Schoemann”, “Bruno Heinemann”, “Wolfgang Zenker”, “Hans Lody”, “Bernd von Arnim”, “ Erich Giese", "Erich Koellner", "Friedrich Inn", "Erich Steinbrinck", "Friedrich Eckoldt"), was built at the shipyards "DeSchiMAG", "Germaniawerft", "Blohm und Voss" and put into operation in 1937-1939 . The destroyers Wolfgang Zenker, Bernd von Arnim, Erich Giese and Erich Koellner were lost in 1940. The destroyers Hermann Schoemann, Bruno Heinemann and Friedrich Eckoldt were lost in 1942. The ships Paul Jacobi ", "Theodor Riedel" and "Hans Lody" were transferred to Great Britain in 1946 as reparations. The destroyers Friedrich Inn and Erich Steinbrinck were transferred as reparations to the USSR in 1945 and served under the names Prytky and Pylky. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.2 thousand tons, full displacement - 3.2 thousand tons; length – 116 m, width – 11.3 m; draft - 3.8 m; speed – 38 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 6 steam boilers; power – 70 thousand hp; cruising range - 2.7 thousand miles; crew - 325 people. Armament: 5x1 – 127 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 6 - 14x1 - 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 airborne bomb launchers; 18 depth charges; 60 - 70 min.
Destroyer "Diether von Roeder" (Z-17)
Destroyer Hans Lüdemann (Z-18)
Destroyer "Karl Galster" (Z-20)
The series of destroyers of the 1936 type consisted of 6 units (Diether von Roeder, Hans Lüdemann, Hermann Künne, Karl Galster, Wilhelm Heidkamp, Anton Schmitt) were built at the DeSchiMAG shipyard and put into operation in 1938-1939. The destroyer “Karl Galster” was transferred to the USSR in 1945 as reparations, and scrapped in 1956. The remaining ships were lost in 1940. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.4 thousand tons, full displacement - 3.4 thousand tons; length – 120-125 m, width – 11.8 m; draft – 3.8-4.3 m; speed – 38 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 6 steam boilers; power – 70 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 787 tons of oil; cruising range - 2 thousand miles; crew - 323 people. Armament: 5x1 – 127 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 6x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 18 depth charges; 60 min.
Destroyer "Z-23"
Destroyer "Z-30"
Destroyer "Z-24"
Destroyer "Z-25"
The series of destroyers of the 1936-A type (Narvik) consisted of 8 units (“Z-23” - “Z-30”), was built at the DeSchiMAG shipyard and put into operation in 1940-1941. Destroyer “Z- 26" died in 1942, "Z-27" - in 1943, "Z-23" and "Z-24" - in 1924, "Z-28" - in 1945. In 1945 As part of reparations, the destroyers Z-25 and Z-30 were transferred to Great Britain, and the Z-29 to the United States. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.6 - 3 thousand tons, full displacement - 3.5 - 3.6 thousand tons; length – 122 m, width – 12 m; draft – 3.7 m; speed - 36 - 37 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 6 steam boilers; power – 70 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 770 - 820 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.2 thousand miles; crew - 332 people. Armament: 4x1 – 150 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 5x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 airborne bomb launchers; 30 depth charges; 60 min.
Destroyer "Z-38"
Destroyer "Z-31"
Destroyer "Z-39"
The series of destroyers of the "1936-A (Mob)" type consisted of 7 units ("Z-31" - "Z-34" and ("Z-37" - "Z-39") were built at the DeSchiMAG shipyards, " Germaniawerft" and was put into operation in 1942-1943. The destroyers "Z-31" and "Z-37" were lost in 1944. In 1945, as reparations, the destroyers "Z-31" and "Z-38" were transferred to Great Britain , "Z-33" - USSR, "Z-39" - USA. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.6 thousand tons, full displacement - 3.6 thousand tons; length - 122 m, width - 12 m ; draft - 3.7 m; speed - 36-37 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 6 steam boilers; power - 70 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 825 tons of oil; cruising range - 2, 2 thousand miles; crew - 332 people. Armament: 1x2 and 3x1 - 150 mm guns; 2x2 - 37 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 and 2-4x1 - 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 - 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 onboard bomb launchers; 30 depth charges; 60 min.
Destroyer "Z-36"
Destroyer "Z-43"
The series of destroyers of the 1936-B type consisted of 3 units (Z-35, Z-36, Z-43), was built at the DeSchiMAG shipyard and put into operation in 1943-1944. The destroyers “Z-35” and “Z-36” were lost in 1944, and “Z-43” - in 1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.5 thousand tons, total displacement - 3.5 thousand. T.; length – 129 m, width – 12 m; draft – 3.6 m; speed - 36 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 6 steam boilers; power – 70 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 825 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.9 thousand miles; crew - 335 people. Armament: 5x1 – 127 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 3x4 and 2x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 airborne bomb launchers; 30 depth charges; 60 min.
Destroyer "ZH-1"
Dutch destroyer Gerard Callenburgh, built in 1938-1939. in 1940 it was scuttled by its crew, raised by German troops, rebuilt at the Blohm & Voss shipyard and put into operation in 1942. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1.6 thousand tons, full displacement - 2.2 thousand tons; length – 105 m, width – 10.6 m; draft – 3.5 m; speed - 37 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 45 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 560 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.7 thousand miles; crew – 230 people. Armament: 2x2 and 1x1 – 120 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 4 airborne bomb launchers; 30 depth charges; 24 min.
Destroyer Hermes (ZG-3)
The Greek destroyer Vasilefs Georgios was built at the British shipyard Yarrow & Company in 1937-1939. In 1941 it was scuttled, raised by German troops, restored at the Germaniawerft shipyard and put into operation in 1942. In 1943 it died. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1.4 thousand tons, full displacement - 2.1 thousand tons; length – 98.4 m, width – 10.4 m; draft – 2.5 m; speed - 32 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 34 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 465 tons of oil; cruising range - 4.8 thousand miles; crew - 225 people. Armament: 4x1 - 127 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x4 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 2 onboard bomb launchers; 30 depth charges.
Destroyers Greif and Mowe
Destroyer "Seeadler"
Destroyer "Albatros"
The series of destroyers of the “1923” type consisted of 6 units (“Mowe”, “Seeadler”, “Greif”, “Albatros”, “Kondor”, “Falke”), was built at the Reichsmarinewerft shipyard and put into operation in 1926- 1928 The destroyer "Albatros" was lost in 1940, "Seeadler" - in 1942, the rest - in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.9 thousand tons, total displacement - 1.2 thousand tons; length – 84.7 m, width – 8.3 m; draft – 3.3 m; speed - 32 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 22.1 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 321 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.8 thousand miles; crew – 120 people. Armament: 3x1 – 105 mm guns; 1x4 – 20 mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x3 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 30 min.
Destroyer "Wolf"
Destroyer "Iltis"
Destroyer "Luchs"
Destroyer "Leopard"
The series of destroyers of the “1924” type consisted of 6 units (“Wolf”, “Iltis”, “Luchs”, “Tiger”, “Jaguar”, “Leopard”), was built at the Reichsmarinewerft shipyard and put into operation in 1928- 1929 The destroyer "Tiger" was lost in 1939, the destroyers "Luchs" and "Leopard" were lost in 1940, "Wolf" - in 1941, "Iltis" - in 1942, "Jaguar" - in 1944. Performance characteristics ship: standard displacement - 0.9 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.3 thousand tons; length – 89 m, width – 8.6 m; draft – 3.4 m; speed - 34 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 23 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 338 tons of oil; cruising range - 2 thousand miles; crew – 120 people. Armament: 3x1 – 105 mm guns; 2x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x3 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 30 min.
Destroyer "T-3"
The series of destroyers of the 1935 type consisted of 12 units (“T-1” - “T-12”), and were built at the DeschiMAG and F. shipyards. Schichau" and was put into operation in 1941-1942. In fact, the ships were long-range torpedo boats. The destroyer "T-6" was lost in 1940, "T-2", "T-7" and "T-10" were lost in 1944, "T-1", "T-3", "T- 5", "T-8" and "T-9" - in 1945. The destroyers "T-4" and "T-11" were transferred to Great Britain for reparations in 1945, "T-12" - to the USSR. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.8 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.1 thousand tons; length – 84.3 m, width – 8.6 m; draft – 2.8 m; speed – 35 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 31 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 338 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.1 thousand miles; crew – 120 people. Armament: 1x1 – 105 mm guns; 3x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x3 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 32 depth charges; 30 min.
Destroyer "T-18"
Destroyer "T-17"
The series of destroyers of the 1937 type consisted of 9 units (T-13 - T-21), and was built at the F. Schichau" and was put into operation in 1941-1942. The destroyer "T-15" died in 1943, "T-18" - in 1944, "T-13" and "T-16" - in 1945. Destroyers "T-14", "T-19" " and "T21" were transferred to the USA for reparations in 1945, "T-20" to Great Britain, and "T-17" to the USSR. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.9 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.1 thousand tons; length – 85.2 m, width – 8.8 m; draft – 2.8 m; speed – 35 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 31 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 200 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.4 thousand miles; crew – 120 people. Armament: 1x1 – 105 mm gun; 1x1 – 37 mm anti-aircraft gun; 3x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x3 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 32 depth charges; 30 min.
Destroyer "T-27"
Destroyer "T-35"
The series of destroyers of the 1939 type consisted of 12 units (T-22 - T-36) and were built at the F. Schichau" and was put into operation in 1943-1944. Destroyers "T-25", "T-26" - died in 1943, "T-22", "T-24", "T-27", "T-29", "T-30", " T-31", "T-32", "T-34" - in 1944, "T-35" - died in 1945. Destroyers "T-23" and "T-28" were transferred in 1945 for reparations from Great Britain, “T-33” from the USSR, “T-35” from the USA. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1.3 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.8 thousand tons; length – 97 m, width – 10 m; draft – 3.2 m; speed - 33 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 32 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 393 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.1 thousand miles; crew - 206 people. Armament: 4x1 – 105 mm guns; 2x2 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x4 and 2x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x3 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 2 onboard bomb launchers; 32 depth charges; 50 min.
Destroyer "T-157"
Destroyer "T-158"
Destroyers with tank guns "T-151", "T-153" (Eduard Jungmann), "T-155", "T-156", "T-157", "T-158" were built at the AG Vulcan shipyard "and were commissioned in 1908. The ships were modernized in 1921-1922. "T-157" - died in 1943. "T-155" and "T-156" - in 1945. Destroyers "T-151" and "T-153" in 1945-1946. transferred to the USA for reparations, and the T-158 to the USSR. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.7 thousand tons, full displacement - 0.8 thousand tons; length – 73.8 m, width – 7.8 m; draft – 3.2 m; speed - 29 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 10.6 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 181 tons of oil; cruising range - 3.4 thousand miles; crew - 98 people. Armament: 1x1 – 88 mm gun; 2x1 – 20-mm anti-aircraft guns; 3x1 – 450 mm torpedo tubes.
Destroyer "T-190" (Claus von Bevern)
The destroyer T-190 was built at the AG Vulcan shipyard and commissioned in 1911. In 1923-1924. underwent modernization. In 1938, renamed "Claus von Bevern" and reclassified as an experimental ship. In 1945, transferred to the United States for reparations. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.7 thousand tons, full displacement - 0.9 thousand tons; length – 73.8 m, width – 7.8 m; draft – 3.2 m; speed - 33 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 18 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 117 tons of coal and 75 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.2 thousand miles; crew - 84 people. Armament: 1x1 - 105 mm gun; 2x1 – 20-mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x1 – 533 mm torpedo tubes.
Destroyer "T-196"
The destroyer T-196 was built at the Germaniawerft shipyard and commissioned in 1911. In 1921, 1932 and 1937. the ship was undergoing rearmament. In 1945 it was transferred to the USSR for reparations. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.7 thousand tons, full displacement - 0.9 thousand tons; length – 74 m, width – 7.9 m; draft – 3.3 m; speed - 27 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 11.2 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 204 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.8 thousand miles; crew - 98 people. Armament: 2x1 - 105 mm guns; 2x1 – 20-mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x2 – 500 mm torpedo tubes.
Destroyer "Leopard" (Balder)
Destroyer Lowe (Gyller)
A series of destroyers of 4 units (“Gyller”, “Balder”, “Odin”, “Tor”) was built in Norway at the Royal Norwegian Navy's shipyard at Karljohansvern and commissioned in 1939-1940. In 1940 The ships were captured by German troops. Moreover, “Balder” was in an unfinished state, and “Tor” was sunk by the crew. By the beginning of 1941, the ships were converted into torpedo boats and put into operation under the names “Lowe”, “Leopard”, “Tiger” and “Panther”. In 1945, the ships were returned to Norway. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 597 tons ("Lowe"), 632 tons (others), full - 708 tons. "Lowe", 719 tons (others); length – 72 m, width – 7.8 m; draft – 4.1 m; speed - 32 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 12.5 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 100 tons of oil; cruising range - 3.5 thousand miles; crew - 88 people. Armament: 2x1 (3x1 “Lowe”) - 100 mm guns; 1x1 – 40 mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x1 – 20-mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x1 (2x2 “Lowe”) – 533 mm torpedo tube; 24 min.
Destroyer "TA-9" (Bombarde)
Destroyer "TA-10" (La Pomone)
Destroyer "TA-12" (Baliste)
Destroyer "TA-13" (La Bayonnaise)
A series of destroyers of 5 units (“Bombarde”, “La Pomone”, “L’Iphigénie”, “Baliste”, “La Bayonnaise”) belonged to the “La Melpomene” type, was built in France at the At. et Chant de la Loire Nantes", "At. et Chant, de France" and "Chant Maritimes du Sud-Quest" and was commissioned in 1936-1938. The destroyer Bombarde was captured by the Italians in 1942 and entered into the fleet under the designation FR-42. In 1943 it was transferred to Germany under the name “SG-47”, then renamed “TA-9”. Died in 1944. La Pomone was captured by the Italians in 1942 and renamed FR-42 in 1943, then transferred to Germany under the name SG-47. After repairs, it was renamed “TA-10”. The ship was lost in 1943. The destroyer L'Iphigénie was captured by Italian troops in 1942, renamed FR-43 in 1943 and transferred to Germany, where after repair it received the designation TA-11. Killed in 1943. Baliste was sunk by its crew in 1942, raised by the Italians and given the new name FR-44. In 1943 it was transferred to Germany and renamed “TA-12”. Died in 1943. "La Bayonnaise" sank in 1942, raised by the Italians and named "FR-45". In 1943 it was transferred to Germany and renamed “TA-13”. Scuttled by crew in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 680 tons, full displacement - 926 tons; length – 81 m, width – 8 m; draft – 3 m; speed - 34.5 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 2 steam boilers; power – 22 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 170 tons of oil; cruising range - 1 thousand miles; crew - 105 people. Armament: 2x1 - 100 mm guns; 2x1 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 4x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x1 – 550 mm torpedo tubes; release gear; 24 min.
Destroyer "TA-14" (Turbine)
The destroyer Turbine was built at the Italian shipyard Odero and commissioned in 1928. In 1943, it was captured by Germany and renamed TA-14. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 11 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.7 thousand tons; length – 91 m, width – 9.2 m; draft – 3.3 m; speed - 36 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 40 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 400 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.2 thousand miles; crew - 180 people. Armament: 2x2 - 120 mm guns; 3x1 – 37 mm anti-aircraft gun; 5x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x3 – 555 mm torpedo tube; 2 onboard bomb launchers; 52 mines.
Destroyer "TA-15" (Francesco Crispi)
The Quintino Sella class destroyer Francesco Crispi was built at the Italian shipyard Pattison and commissioned in 1927. In 1943 it was captured by Germany and renamed TA-15. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.5 thousand tons; length – 84 m, width – 8.6 m; draft – 3.6 m; speed – 35 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 36 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 233 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.3 thousand miles; crew - 174 people. Armament: 2x2 - 120 mm guns; 2x1 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 4x2 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x2 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 2 onboard bomb launchers; 32 min.
Destroyer "TA-16" (Castelfidardo)
Destroyer "TA-19" (Calatafimi)
The Curtatone-class destroyers Castelfidardo and Calatafimi were built at the Italian shipyard Orlando and commissioned in 1924. In 1943 they were captured by Germany and renamed TA-16 and TA-19. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.9 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.2 thousand tons; length – 84 m, width – 8 m; draft – 2.5 m; speed - 32 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 22 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 206 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.8 thousand miles; crew - 134 people. Armament: 2x2 - 102 mm guns; 4x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x3 – 450 mm or 1x2 – 533 mm torpedo tube; 2 onboard bomb launchers; 16 min.
Destroyer "TA-17" (San Martino)
Destroyer "TA-18" (Solferino)
The Palestro-class destroyers San Martino and Solferino were built at the Italian shipyard Cantieri Orlando and commissioned in 1921-1922. In 1943 they were captured by Germany and renamed “TA-17” and “TA-18”. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.9 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.2 thousand tons; length – 80 m, width – 8 m; draft – 2.6 m; speed - 32 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 22 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 172 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.9 thousand miles; crew - 134 people. Armament: 2x1 - 102 mm guns; 6x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x2 – 450 mm torpedo tubes.
Destroyer "TA-20" (Audace)
The destroyer Audace was built at the Italian shipyard Cantieri Orlando and commissioned in 1917. In 1943, it was captured by Germany and renamed TA-20. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.9 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.2 thousand tons; length – 84 m, width – 7.2 m; draft – 2.8 m; speed – 28 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 22 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 248 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.2 thousand miles; crew - 138 people. Armament: 2x1 - 102 mm guns; 10x2 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 20 minutes.
Destroyer "TA-21" (Insidioso)
The Indomito-class destroyer Insidioso was built at the Italian shipyard Pattison and commissioned in 1914. In 1943, it was captured by Germany and renamed TA-21. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.8 thousand tons, full displacement - 0.9 thousand tons; length – 73 m, width – 7.3 m; draft – 2.4 m; speed – 24 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 16 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 252 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.7 thousand miles; crew – 130 people. Armament: 2x1 - 102 mm guns; 2x2 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x2 – 533 mm torpedo tube.
Destroyer "TA-22" (Guiseppe Missori)
Destroyer "TA-35" (Guiseppe Dezza)
The Indomito-class destroyers Guiseppe Missori and Guiseppe Dezza were built at the Italian shipyard Cantieri Orlando and commissioned in 1915-1916. In 1943 they were captured by Germany and renamed “TA-22” and “TA-35”. Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.7 thousand tons, full displacement - 0.9 thousand tons; length – 72 m, width – 7.3 m; draft – 2.7 m; speed – 30 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 16 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 152 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.7 thousand miles; crew – 130 people. Armament: 2x1 - 102 mm guns; 6x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x1 – 450 mm torpedo tubes; 10 min.
Destroyer "TA-26" (Ardito)
Destroyers "Impavido", "Intrepido" and "Ardito" of the "Ciclone" type were built at the Italian shipyards "Ansaldo" and "ST" and commissioned in 1942-1943. In 1943, captured by Germany and renamed "TA-23", "TA-25" and "TA-26". Died in 1944. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1.1 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.7 thousand tons; length – 83 m, width – 9.9 m; draft - 3.8 m; speed – 30 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 2 steam boilers; power – 16 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 430 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.8 thousand miles; crew - 175 people. Armament: 2x1 or 3x1 - 100 mm guns; 4x2 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x2 – 450 mm torpedo tubes; 4 airborne bomb launchers; 20 minutes.
Destroyer "TA-24" (Ariete)
Destroyer "TA-27" (Auriga)
Destroyer "TA-39" (Daga)
A series of 12-unit Ariete-class destroyers under construction (Ariete, Auriga, Rigel, Eridano, Dragone, Stella Polare, Gladio, Spada, Daga, Pugnale ", "Lancia", "Alabarda") at the Italian shipyards "CRDA", "Ansaldo", "Bacini & Scali Partenopei", "Quarnaro" was captured by German troops in 1943. During 1943-1944. the ships were completed and put into operation under the designation: “TA-24”, “TA-27”, “TA-28”, “TA-29”, “TA-30”, “TA-36”, “TA-37” ", "TA-38", "TA-39", "TA-40", "TA-41", "TA-42", "TA-45". All ships were lost in 1944-1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 0.7 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.1 thousand tons; length – 81 m, width – 8.6 m; draft – 3.2 m; speed - 31.5 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 2 steam boilers; power – 22 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 210 tons of oil; cruising range - 1 thousand miles; crew - 94 people. Armament: 2x1 - 100 mm guns; 3x2 and 4x1 – 20-mm anti-aircraft gun; 2x3 – 533 mm torpedo tubes; 2 onboard bomb launchers; 28 min.
Destroyer "TA-31" (Dardo)
The Freccia-class destroyer Dardo was built at the Italian shipyard Odero and commissioned in 1932. In 1943, it was captured by Germany and renamed TA-31. Died in 1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1.4 thousand tons, full displacement - 2.1 thousand tons; length – 92 m, width – 11 m; draft – 3.2 m; speed – 38 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 44 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 630 tons of oil; cruising range - 2.8 thousand miles; crew - 195 people. Armament: 2x2 - 120 mm guns; 2x1 – 37-mm anti-aircraft guns; 3x2 and 5x1–20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x3 – 533 mm torpedo tube; 30 min.
Destroyer "TA-32" (Dubrovnik/Premuda)
The destroyer Dubrovnik was built at the British shipyard Yarrow & Co. Ltd." commissioned by Yugoslavia and entered service in 1932. Captured by Italian troops in 1941 and used as a destroyer under. under the name "Premuda". In 1943, it was captured by German troops and renamed TA-32. Sunk by the crew in 1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.1 thousand tons, full displacement - 2.9 thousand tons; length – 111 m, width – 10.7 m; draft – 3.6 m; speed - 37 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 42 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 590 tons of oil; cruising range - 4.7 thousand miles; crew - 220 people. Armament: 4x1 - 105 mm guns; 4x2 – 37 mm anti-aircraft guns; 7x4 and 4x2– 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x3 – 533 mm torpedo tube; 40 min.
Destroyer TA-34 (Tb-96F/T-7)
The destroyer "Tb 96F" was built at the Austro-Hungarian shipyard "Ganz & Co - Danubius" and entered service in 1916. Since 1920, it was used in Yugoslavia, where it was modernized in 1927. In 1941, it was captured by Italian troops and renamed "T-7". In 1943 it was captured by German troops and renamed “TA-34”. In 1944 it was transferred to Croatia under the designation “T-7”. He died in the same year. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement – 244 tons, full displacement – 330 tons; length – 59 m, width – 5.8 m; draft – 1.6 m; speed – 20 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 2 steam boilers; power – 5 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 20 tons of coal and 31 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.2 thousand miles; crew - 39 people. Armament: 2x1 - 76 mm guns; 2x2 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x2 – 450 mm torpedo tube.
Destroyer "TA-48" (Tb -78T/T-3)
The destroyer "Tb 78T" was built at the Italian shipyard "Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino" and entered service in 1914. Since 1920, it has been used in Yugoslavia. In 1941, it was captured by Italian troops and renamed "T-3". In 1943 it was captured by German troops and renamed “TA-48”. Died in 1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 267 tons, full displacement - 324 tons; length – 58 m, width – 5.6 m; draft – 1.6 m; speed – 20 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 2 steam boilers; power – 5 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 18 tons of coal and 24 tons of oil; cruising range - 1 thousand miles; crew - 35 people. Armament: 2x1 - 76 mm guns; 4x1 – 13.2 mm machine gun; 1x2 – 450 mm torpedo tube.
Destroyer "TA-43" (Beograd/Sebenico)
The destroyer Beograd was built at the French shipyard Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire and entered service in 1939. In 1941 it was transferred to Italy and renamed Sebenico. In 1943 it was captured by German troops and renamed “TA-43”. Sunk by the crew in 1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 1.2 thousand tons, full displacement - 1.7 thousand tons; length – 96 m, width – 9.4 m; draft – 3.2 m; speed – 38 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 3 steam boilers; power – 40 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 122 tons of oil; cruising range - 1.2 thousand miles; crew - 183 people. Armament: 4x1 - 105 mm guns; 2x2 and 4x1– 37 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x4, 4x2 and 4x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft gun; 1x3 – 533 mm torpedo tube; 30 min.
Destroyer "TA-44" (Antonio Pigafetta)
The Navigatori-class destroyer Antonio Pigafetta was built at the Italian shipyard Cantieri Navali del Quarnaro and entered service in 1931. In 1940 it underwent modernization.
Scuttled by the crew in 1943, recovered by German troops, restored in 1944 and renamed TA-44. Died in 1945. Performance characteristics of the ship: standard displacement - 2.1 thousand tons, full displacement - 3 thousand tons; length – 105.5 m, width – 11.2 m; draft – 4.2 m; speed - 34 knots; power plants - 2 steam turbine units and 4 steam boilers; power – 50 thousand hp; fuel reserve - 680 tons of oil; cruising range - 2 thousand miles; crew - 170 people. Armament: 3x2 - 120 mm guns; 2x1–37 mm anti-aircraft guns; 2x2 and 5x1 – 20 mm anti-aircraft guns; 1x3 – 533 mm torpedo tube; 52 mines. Share to:
Torpedo bombers
The Russian name "destroyer" comes from the term "destroyer", in English this ship is called "destroyer", literally "destroyer" - "destroyer of torpedo ships." Over time, ships of this class turned into multifunctional platforms, carrying both guns and torpedoes. The Royal Navy abandoned this type of ship entirely, but the Imperial German Navy retained both types throughout the First World War and, unusually, built a new generation of destroyers. They were intended for coastal operations exclusively in the Baltic and for laying mines.
