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SEELÖWE patrols (1918 - 1919)


Ships


Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
Seelöwe   105 Hansa AG, Tönning   7.1917 4.1918 sold 3.1919
Felix Schultz   106 Hansa AG, Tönning   2.1918 7.1918 sold 3.1919
Maerker   107 Hansa AG, Tönning   5.1918 7.1918 to France 7.1920
Bunnemann 10.1942- V422 108 Hansa AG, Tönning   7.1918 9.1918 to France 7.1920, re-captured, commissioned 10.1942, sunk 30.6.1944
Viceadmiral E. Schmidt 4.1941- V314, 10.1943- Vs314 109 Hansa AG, Tönning   9.1918 11.1918 sold 3.1919, re-commissioned 4.1941, surrendered 5.1945, sold 8.1945
Georg Hoffmann   110 Hansa AG, Tönning   9.1918 8.1919 to France 7.1920
Tietze   111 Hansa AG, Tönning   2.1919 6.1919 to France 7.1920


Technical data


Displacement standard, t 
Displacement full, t

600

Length, m

38.2

Breadth, m

7.06

Draught, m

3.70

No of shafts

1

Machinery

1 VTE, 1 boiler

Power, h. p.

420

Max speed, kts

10

Fuel, t

coal 145

Endurance, nm(kts)4690(9)
Armament

1 x 1 - 88/27 SK L/30 C/89 or 88/32 SK L/35 C/01 or 88/27 TK L/30 C/08

Complement24 - 31


Project history

Fishery trawlers, purchased by Navy during building and commissioned as auxiliary patrols.

Modernizations

Viceadmiral E. Schmidt, 1941; Bunnemann, 1942: were re-armed with 1 x 1 - 88/42 SK C/30, 1 x 1 - 37/80 SK C/30, 2 x 1 - 20/65 C/38, 2 DCR.

Naval service

V422 was sunk by Allied aircraft 30.6.1944 at Lorient.