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P1 motor launches (1939-1940)


Ships


Names Builders Completed Losses Transfers Discarding

P1 - 8

Marine Etablissement te Soerabaja, Java: P1 - 8

1939 - 1940: P1 - 8

9/1945: P1 (2nd time), P4 (2nd time)

P1 (3/1942), P2 (3/1942), P3 (3/1942), P4 (3/1942), P5 (3/1942), P6 (3/1942), P7 (3/1942), P8 (3/1942)

Indonesia, 1950: P1, 4

None



Technical data


Displacement standard, t

23

Displacement full, t 
Length, m

P1-4: 15.9

P5-8: 18.5 pp

Breadth, m

P1-4: 4.00

P5-8: 3.70

Draught, m

P1-4: 1.32

P5-8: 1.15

No of shafts

P1-4: 1

P5-8: 2

Machinery

P1-4: 1 Werkspoor diesel

P5-8: 2 Buda Lanova diesels

Power, h. p.

P1-4: 110

P5-8: 300

Max speed, kts

P1-4: 12

P5-8: 12.5

Fuel, t

diesel oil

Endurance, nm(kts) 
Armament

2 x 1 - 7.7/94

Complement

10



Standard scale images


<i>P5</i> 1940
P5 1940


Project history

Patrol and guard boats which were a part of the Gouvernementmarine, type "P" were slow-speed, and type "S" were fast. Built on colonial shipyards under own projects, slightly improved from a series to a series.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

All boats were lost or have been destroyed by crews during time of Japanese offensive. Later Japanese had been salvaged and commissioned P1, 4. Both in 1945 were returned to the Netherlands and, presumably, in 1950 — 1951 were transferred to Indonesia.

Many thanks to Stanislav Zaplatin for correction of information on this page.