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RUSSIA / USSR
MINE WARFARE SHIPS
"KM-2" type minesweeping motor boats (NO17) (1935 - 1942)
Ships
| Names | Builders | Completed | Losses | Transfers | Discarding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Navy minesweeping boats: №17 [No17], 11.1944- KT-117 №25 [No25], 11.1944- KT-821 №27 [No27], 11.1944- KT-127 №28 [No28], 11.1944- KT-822 №29 [No29], 11.1944- KT-29 №30 [No30], 11.1944- KT-30 №37 [No37], 11.1944- KT-37 №47 [No47], 11.1944- KT-137 №57 [No57], 11.1944- KT-237 №620 [No620] Auxiliary Navy boats, reclassified as combatants in 1941: №407 [No407] №606 [No606] (ex-Ш-6 [Sh-6]), 11.1944- KT-608 №920 [No920] (ex-AO-1) №921 [No921] (ex-БПЛ-1 [BPL-1]) №922 [No922] (ex-БПЛ-2 [BPL-2]) №923 [No923] (ex-ПВО-4 [PVO-4]) №924 [No924] (ex-T-1) MA-2 (№602 [No602]), 11.1944- KT-454 ПП-1 [PP-1], 11.1944- KT-810 Board Guard boats transferred to Navy: K-277, 7.1941- №1306 [No1306] K-278, 7.1941- №1307 [No1307] K-281, 7.1941- №1309 [No1309] K-282, 7.1941- №1310 [No1310] K-283, 7.1941- №1318 [No1318] K-..., 7.1941- №1308 [No1308] |
Small river yards: all |
1935 - 1940: K-277, 278, 281 - 283 and one more 1941: No25, 28 - 30 1936/39 // 1941: MA-2, PP-1 1942: No17, 27, 37, 47, 57, 620 1935/40 // 1942: No920 - 924 1935/40 // 1943: No407, 606 |
No407 (27.9.1944), No1306 (16.9.1941), No1307 (11.9.1941), No1308 (11.9.1941), No1309 (16.9.1941), No1310 (16.9.1941), No1318 (16.9.1941) |
none |
1944: No620, 920 - 924 late 1940s: all survived |
Technical data
| Displacement standard, t | |
|---|---|
| Displacement full, t | 7 |
| Length, m | 13.8 |
| Breadth, m | 3.1 |
| Draught, m | 0.80 |
| No of shafts | 1 |
| Machinery | 1 petrol engine |
| Power, h. p. | 63 |
| Max speed, kts | 9 |
| Fuel, t | petrol |
| Armament | Navy boats: 1 x 1 - 7.6/94, mechanical minesweeping gear Board Guard boats: 1 x 1 - 7.6/94 |
| Complement | 10 |
Project history
Boats were designed for police service on rivers and lakes on the basis of project bought in Germany, built as Board Guard boats, runabouts and office boats. Unlike a prototype, had wooden hull and one automobile motor. In days of war they were converted to patrol, smoke curtain and minesweeping launches.
Modernizations
1941, No1306 - 1310, 1318: + mechanical minesweeping gear
1943, No920 - 924: - minesweeping gear
Naval service
No significant events.
