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D-3 motor torpedo boats (project D-3) (1940 - 1945)


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TK-116 1944

Ships


Names Builders Completed Losses Transfers Discarding

Д-3 [D-3]

№11 [No11]

№12 [No12], 4.1944- TK-12

№12 [No12]

№12 [No12]

№13 [No13], 4.1944- TK-13

№14 [No14]

№15 [No15], 4.1944- TK-114

№16 [No16], 4.1944- TK-16

№17 [No17], 4.1944- TK-17

№22 [No22]

№26 [No26], 4.1944- TK-26

№27 [No27], 4.1944- TK-27

№32 [No32], 11.1942- №12 [No12], 10.1944- СК-181 [SK-181]

№36 [No36], 4.1944- TK-36

№37 [No37], 4.1944- TK-37

№42 [No42]

№46 [No46], 4.1944- TK-46

№47 [No47], 4.1944- TK-47

№52 [No52], 2.1945- СК-37 [SK-37]

№56 [No56], 4.1944- TK-56

№57 [No57], 4.1944- TK-57

№62 [No62], 11.1942- №102 [No102], 10.1944- СК-102 [SK-102]

№66 [No66], 4.1944- TK-66

№67 [No67], 1.1944- TK-9

№72 [No72]

№76 [No76], 4.1944- TK-76

№77 [No77], 1.1944- TK-10

№82 [No82]

№86 [No86], 4.1944- TK-86

№92 [No92], 11.1942- №22 [No22], 10.1944- СК-185 [SK-185]

№96 Иртыш [No96 Irtysh], 4.1944- ТК-96 Иртыш [TK-96 Irtysh]

№102 [No102]

№106 [No106]

№112 [No112], 10.1944- СК-112 [SK-112]

№116 [No116], 4.1944- TK-116

№122 [No122], 11.1942- №32 [No32], 10.1944- СК-183 [SK-183]

№126 [No126], 4.1944- TK-126

№132 [No132], 3.1943- №172 [No172], 10.1944- СК-184 [SK-184]

№136 Герой Советского Союза Кузин [No136 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuzin], 4.1944- ТК-136 Герой Советского Союза Кузин [TK-136 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuzin]

№142 [No142]

№146 Осводовец [No146 Osvodovets]

№152 [No152], 3.1943- №192 [No192], 10.1944- СК-192 [SK-192]

№156 [No156], 4.1944- TK-156

№162 [No162], 3.1943- №202 [No202], 10.1944- СК-202 [SK-202]

№166 [No166], 4.1944- TK-166

№172 [No172], 4.1944- TK-172

№176 [No176], 4.1944- TK-176

№182 [No182], 10.1944- СК-182 [SK-182]

№186 [No186], 4.1944- TK-186

№192 [No192], 4.1944- TK-192

№201 [No201], 12.1943- ТК-20 Дзержинец [TK-20 Dzerzhinets]

№202 [No202], 12.1943- ТК-30 Североморец [TK-30 Severomorets]

№203 [No203], 12.1943- ТК-40 Герой Советского Союза Сивко [TK-40 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Sivko]

№204 [No204], 12.1943- ТК-50 Борис Сафонов [TK-50 Boris Safonov]

№205 [No205], 12.1943- TK-60

TK-121

ТК-181 Патриот [TK-181 Patriot]

ТК-182 Трудящийся Тамбова [TK-182 Trudyashchiysya Tambova]

ТК-183 Народный Учитель [TK-183 Narodnyy Uchitel`]

ТК-184 Моршанский Железнодорожник [TK-184 Morshanskiy Zheleznodorozhnik]

ТК-185 Мичуринец [TK-185 Michurinets]

ТК-188 Дальневосточный Моряк [TK-188 Dalnevostochnyy Moryak]

ТК-189 20-летие Пролетарской Революции [TK-189 20-letie Proletarskoy Revolyutsii]

ТК-190 Краснодарский Водоходовец [TK-190 Krasnodarskiy Vodokhodovets], 1.1945 - ТК-190 Краснодарский Водхозовец [TK-190 Krasnodarskiy Vodkhozovets]

ТК-193 Барнаульский Колхозник [TK-193 Barnaulskiy Kolkhoznik]

ТК-194 Моршанский Текстильщик [TK-194 Morshanskiy Textilshchik]

ТК-195 Ленский Речник [TK-195 Lenskiy Rechnik]

ТК-196 Мордовский Колхозник [TK-196 Mordovskiy Kolkhoznik]

ТК-197 Мордовский Комсомолец [TK-197 Mordovskiy Komsomolets]

ТК-198 Тамбовский Комсомолец [TK-198 Tambovskiy Komsomolets]

ТК-199 Тамбовский Пионер [TK-199 Tambovskiy Pioner]

ТК-200 Тамбовский Школьник [TK-200 Tambovskiy Shkolnik]

TK-402

TK-403

5 Yd, Leningrad: D-3, No11, 12 (i), 12(ii), 12(iii), 13 - 17, 22, 26, 27, 32, 36, 37, 42, 46, 47, 52, 56, 57, 62, 66, 67, 72, 76, 77, 82, 86, 92, 96 Irtysh, 102, 106, 112, 116, 122, 126, 132, 136 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuzin, 142, 146 Osvodovets, 152, 156, 162, 166, 172, 176, 182, 186, 192, TK-121, TK-181 Patriot, TK-182 Trudyashchiysya Tambova, TK-183 Narodnyy Uchitel`, TK-184 Morshanskiy Zheleznodorozhnik, TK-185 Michurinets, TK-188 Dalnevostochnyy Moryak, TK-189 20-letie Proletarskoy Revolyutsii, TK-190 Krasnodarskiy Vodokhodovets, TK-193 Barnaulskiy Kolkhoznik, TK-194 Morshanskiy Textilshchik, TK-195 Lenskiy Rechnik, TK-196 Mordovskiy Kolkhoznik, TK-197 Mordovskiy Komsomolets, TK-198 Tambovskiy Komsomolets, TK-199 Tambovskiy Pioner, TK-200 Tambovskiy Shkolnik, TK-402, TK-403

640 Yd, Sosnovka: No201 - 205

1940: D-3

1941: No11, 12(i), 12(ii), 12(iii), 13 - 15, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62, 72, 82, 92, 102, 112, 122, 132

1942: No142, 152, 162, 172, 182, 192

1943: No16, 17, 26, 27, 36, 37, 46, 47, 56, 57, 66, 67, 76, 77, 86, 96 Irtysh, 106, 116, 126, 136 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuzin, 146 Osvodovets, 156, 166, 176, 186, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205

1944: TK-181 Patriot, TK-182 Trudyashchiysya Tambova, TK-183 Narodnyy Uchitel`, TK-184 Morshanskiy Zheleznodorozhnik, TK-185 Michurinets, TK-188 Dalnevostochnyy Moryak, TK-189 20-letie Proletarskoy Revolyutsii, TK-190 Krasnodarskiy Vodokhodovets, TK-193 Barnaulskiy Kolkhoznik, TK-194 Morshanskiy Textilshchik, TK-195 Lenskiy Rechnik, TK-196 Mordovskiy Kolkhoznik, TK-197 Mordovskiy Komsomolets, TK-198 Tambovskiy Komsomolets, TK-199 Tambovskiy Pioner, TK-200 Tambovskiy Shkolnik

1945: TK-121, TK-402, TK-403

No11 (6.10.1943), No12(ii) (23.9.1941), No12(iii) (11.12.1941), TK-13 (15.9.1944), No14 (22.12.1943), No22 (8.7.1942), TK-26 (28.9.1944), TK-27 (13.5.1944), No42 (11.12.1941), TK-46 (5.6.1944), TK-66 (18.3.1945), TK-9 (21.10.1944), No72 (1.11.1941), TK-10 (26.3.1945), No82 (2.11.1941), TK-86 (28.9.1944), No102 (1.11.1941), No106 (2.11.1943), No142 (27.6.1942), No146 Osvodovets (2.11.1943), TK-156 (4.7.1944), TK-166 (27.3.1945), TK-181 Patriot (26.3.1945), TK-182 Trudyashchiysya Tambova (22.2.1945), TK-184 Morshanskiy Zheleznodorozhnik (14.4.1945), TK-194 Morshanskiy Textilshchik (28.9.1944), TK-196 Mordovskiy Kolkhoznik (27.3.1945), TK-402 (23.10.1949)

Poland, 1946: TK-76 (TP-1), TK-116 (TP-2)

1944: D-3

1945: TK-12, SK-182

1946: TK-37

1947: TK-176, TK-186, TK-30 Severomorets, TK-40 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Sivko, TK-50 Boris Safonov

1948: TK-47, TK-57, SK-184, 185, 192, TK-200 Tambovskiy Shkolnik, 183

1949: SK-181, 37, SK-102, 112, 202

1950: TK-185 Michurinets, TK-188 Dalnevostochnyy Moryak, TK-190 Krasnodarskiy Vodhozovets, TK-199 Tambovskiy Pioner

1951: TK-56, TK-96 Irtysh, TK-136 Geroy Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuzin, TK-183 Narodnyy Uchitel`, TK-193 Barnaulskiy Kolkhoznik, TK-195 Lenskiy Rechnik, TK-197 Mordovskiy Komsomolets, TK-198 Tambovskiy Komsomolets

1953: TK-36, TK-121, TK-189 20-letie Proletarskoy Revolyutsii, TK-403

1940/50s: TK-114, TK-16, TK-17, TK-116, TK-126, TK-172, TK-192, TK-20 Dzerzhinets, TK-60



Technical data


Displacement standard, t

31

Displacement full, t

32 - 36

Length, m

22.4

Breadth, m

4.04

Draught, m

1.80

No of shafts

3

Machinery

3 GAM-34 or 3 GAM-34BS or 3 GAM-34FN petrol engines

Power, h. p.

2550 or 3150 or 3600

Max speed, kts

32 or 37 or 48

Fuel, t

petrol 5

Endurance, nm(kts)500(16)
Armament

completed 1940 - 1943: 2 x 1 - 12.7/79, 2 - 533 TT, 4 DC

completed 1943 - 1945: 1 x 1 - 20/62 ShVAK or 1 x 1 - 25/72 72K, 2 x 2 - 12.7/79 or 2 x 1 - 12.7/79, 2 - 533 TT, 4 DC

Complement

9



Standard scale images


<i>TK-200 Tambovskiy Shkolnik</i> 1945
TK-200 Tambovskiy Shkolnik 1945


Graphics


<i>TK-116</i> 1944
TK-116 1944


Project history

In autumn 1935 in the USSR there were begun works on high-endurance MTBs. 4 designs differing with hull material and number of motors were designed: wooden D-2 and D-3, and steel SM-3 and SM-4. 533mm torpedo cradles were the prominent feature of all designs. Wooden triple-shaft boat of type D-3 has appeared the only thing, built in series. Boat was designed on No5 plant under index TDK-3 (high-endurance MTB of project P-19).     Serial boats differed with type of motors: at power on 850, 1050 and 1200hp they allowed to reach 32, 37 and 48kts respectively. Part of boats was armed with 20mm and 25mm MGs (artillery maximally can consisted of 1 25mm and 2 twin 12.7mm MGs). As a whole type D-3 was valued as successful, but because of low-power motors reached insufficient speed, and openly carried torpedoes badly approached for Northern theatre conditions.

Modernizations 11.

1942, No12, 102, 22, 112, 32; 3.1943, No172, 192, 202, 182; 2.1945, SK-37: - 2 - 533 TT; + 1 x 1 - 37/63 70K, 2 x 4 - 82 M-8 RL (on some boats), DC stowage increased to 8.

Naval service

1 boat in 1941 was captured by Finnish and served under Finnish flag as Vasama; in 1944 she was returned, converted to patrol launch and commissioned by Baltic Fleet.