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ä, ö, ü werden als a, o, u eingeordnet!
If nothing else mentioned years are years of commission.
1790 stellt schweden 25 battleships, 10 gr. and 5 kl. frigates in service.
dutch frigates eher schlechte segler, weil hohes freibord
12 50t russian motor minesweepers, ordered from krogius yard, helsingfors, only 4 completed by the whites in 1919
NUMBERS
1, 2, 3, 4: iraqi patrol boats, built 1937
I: german torpedo boat 1885
1TL: japanese mass-production-oiler 1943, (Amatsu Maru 1943, ...) IM KOPIENORDNER
1TM: japanese mass-production-oiler 1943, (Eihô Maru 1944, Yûhô Maru 1943, ...) IM KOPIENORDNER
II: german torpedo boat, 1886
2TL: japanese mass-production-oiler 1944, 2 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
III: dutch torpedo boat, launched 1890
III: bulgarian motor torpedo boat, dutch TM 52-type, launched about 1941
XV: dutch torpedo boat, launched 1881
15m type motor launches (1035, 1036, 1037, 1038, ...) japanese, about 40 built 1938-39
XVI: dutch torpedo boat, launched 1881
19m type motor launches: japanese, 48 built 1936-38
19-metre experimental motor boat: japanese motor torpedo boat 1940, IM KOPIENORDNER
XIX. Syezd VLKSM: soviet freighter, launched 17.4.1982, IM KOPIENORDNER
XXI: dutch torpedo boat, launched 1890/91
XXII: dutch torpedo boat, launched 1890/91
22. Décembre: haitian gunboat, launched 1860
´24´ class (Ard Patrick [commissioned 9/1918], Cicero [commissioned 10/1918], Flying Fox [commissioned 1918, RNVR drill
ship 3/1920], Minoru [commissioned 1919], Orby, Rocksand [commissioned 10/1918], Bend Or [commissioned
1918], Harvester, Iroquois [commissioned 1918, survey ship 1922], Sefton [commissioned 1918], Silvio
[commissioned 25.5.1918, RAN 12/1924, survey ship Moresby 4/1925, rearmed 1940], Sir Bevis [commissioned
1918, RNVR drill ship Irwell 9/1923, Eaglet 1926], Donovan, Isinglass, Sanfoin, Sir Hugo [depot ship 10/19], Ladas
[commissioned 1918], Persimmon, Sir Visto, Merry Hampton [survey ship Herald 1923, scuttled 1942,
recommissioned as japanese Heiyo 10/42], Ormonde [commissioned 1918, survey ship 1924]) british fleet sweeping
sloops, launched 6/18-1919, commissioned from 1918 on, IM KOPIENORDNER
25t type motor launches (1164-1173, 1179, 1180, 1357-1366, ..) japanese river gunboats, about 80 built 1940-44, IM
KOPIENORDNER
30. Letie Pobedy: soviet dry cargo transport, IM KOPIENORDNER
32L-type (Salamis [cypriot, in service 1982], ...) french patrol craft
108-type (... [1965 cambodian VR 1], ... [1965 cambodian VR 2], ...) yugoslav fast torpedo attack craft
600 tonnes-class: (enturf A Sirène-class [IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1922-46]: La Sirène II [(Q 123), commissioned
3/27], Naiade/La Naïade II [(Q 124), commissioned 5/27], La Galathée I [(Q 132), commissioned 5/27, 1942
italian], La Nymphe [(Q 133), commissioned 6/27],
entwurf B Ariane-class [IM KOPIENORDNER, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 192246, ]: LÁriane II [(Q 122), commissioned 9/29], LÉurydice I [(Q 130), commissioned 9/1929], La Danaé
[(Q 131), commissioned 11/29], LÓndine [(Q 121), commissioned 8/28],
entwurf C Circé-class: La Circé II [(Q 125), commissioned 3/29, 1942 italian FR 117], La Calypso II [(Q
126), commissioned 5/29], Thétis [(Q 134), commissioned 3/29], La Doris I [(Q 135), commissioned 1/30])
french submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER
600 tonnes-class (La Melpomène [commissioned 20.11.1936], La Flore [commissioned 25.11.1936], La Pomone [commissioned
1.12.1936, 1943 italian FR 42, german TA 10], LÍphigénie [commissioned 1.11.1936, 1943 italian FR 43,
german TA 11], La Bayonnaise [commissioned 4/1938, 1943 italian FR 44, german TA 13], La Cordelière
[commissioned 12/1937], LÍncomprise [commissioned 16.3.1938], La Poursuivante [commissioned
5.11.1937], Bombarde [commissioned 16.8.1937, 1943 FR 41, german TA 9], Branlebas [commissioned
16.3.1938], Bouclier [commissioned 6.8.1938], Baliste [commissioned 24.5.1938, 1943 italian FR 45,
german TA 12]) french torpedo boats, IM KOPIENORDNER
630 tonnes-class: french submarines (entwurf D Argonaute-class, CONWAY 1922-46: LÁrgonaute (II) (NN 6) [commissioned
6/1932], LÁréthuse (II) (NN 7) [commissioned 7/1933], LÁtalante II [(Q 162, commissioned 9/34], La
Vestale [(Q 176), commissioned 9/34], La Sultane I [(Q 177), commissioned 5/35],
entwurf E Orion-class, [IM KOPIENORDNER]: LÒrion [(Q 165) commissioned 7/32], LÓndine II [(Q
166), commissioned 7/32],
entwurf F Diane-class, [IM KOPIENORDNER]: La Diane (II) (NN 4) [commissioned 9/1932], La Méduse
(II) (NN 5) [commissioned 9/1932], LÁmphitrite II [(Q 159) commissioned 6/33], LÓrphée [(Q 163),
commissioned 6/33], La Psyché [(Q 174), commissioned 12/33, IM KOPIENORDNER], LÁntiope II [(Q
2
160), commissioned 10/33], LÁmazone II [(Q 161), commissioned 10/33], LÓreade [(Q 164),
commissioned 12/33], La Sybille I [(Q 175), commissioned 12/34]) ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
860-type (860 [commissioned 1983], 861 [commissioned 1983]) indonesian patrol boats
1500 tonnes-class, programme 1922: french destroyers (Bourrasque-class: Bourrasque [commissioned 23.9.1926], Cyclone
[commissioned 1.6.1928], Mistral [commissioned 1.6.1927], Orage [commissioned 1.12.1926], Ouragan
[commissioned 19.1.1927, 1940-41 polish, 1941 british, 1941 free-french], Simoun [commissioned
29.4.1926, Sirocco [commissioned 1.7.1928, Tempête [commissioned 28.9.1926], Tornade [commissioned
10.5.1928], Tramontane [commissioned 15.10.1928], Trombe [commissioned 27.10.1927], Typhon
[commissioned 27.6.1928]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
1500 tonnes-class, programme 1924, 1925 et 1926: french contre-torpilleur (LÁdroit [commissioned 1.7.1929], LÁlcyon
[commissioned 15.7.1929], Le Fortuné [commissioned 1.7.1928], Le Mars [commissioned 20.1.1928], La
Palme [commissioned 6.2.1928], La Railleuse [commissioned 15.3.1928], Basque [commissioned 5.3.1931],
Bordelais [commissioned 8.4.1930], Boulonnais [commissioned 25.6.1928], Brestois [commissioned
15.6.1928], Forbin [commissioned 1.5.1930], Foudroyant [commissioned 10.10.1930], Fougueux
[commissioned 15.6.1930], Frondeur [commissioned 28.10.1931]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM
2.WK
1500 tonnes-class: (first series:Le Redoutable I [(Q 136), commissioned 7/31], Le Vengeur [(Q 137), commissioned 12/31], Le
Pascal [(Q 138), commissioned 9/31], Le Pasteur [(Q 139), commissioned 9/32], LÁchille [(Q 147),
commissioned 6/33], LÁjax [(Q 148), commissioned 2/1934], Le Centaure [(Q 169), commissioned 1/35],
LÁrchimède II [(Q 142), commissioned 12/32], La Persée [(Q 154), commissioned 6/34], Le Monge II [(Q
144), commissioned 6/32], Le Protée II [(Q 155), commissioned 11/32], Le Fresnel II [(Q 143),
commissioned 2/31], Le Henri Poincaré [(Q 140), commissioned 12/31, 1942 italian FR 118], Le Poncelet
[(Q 141), commissioned 9/32], LÁctéon [(Q 149), commissioned 12/31, IM KOPIENORDNER], LÁchéron
[(Q 150), commissioned 2/32, IM KOPIENORDNER], Le Pégase [(Q 156), commissioned 6/32], LÁrgo [(Q
151), commissioned 2/33, IM KOPIENORDNER], Le Phénix II [(Q 157), commissioned 10/32, IM
KOPIENORDNER], Le Prométhée I [(Q 153), commissioned 7/32],
second series: Le Héros [(Q 170), commissioned 9/34], Le Tonnant [(Q 172, commissioned 6/37], Le
Conquérant [(Q 171), commissioned 9/35, IM KOPIENORDNER], LÉspoir [(Q 167), commissioned 2/34],
Le Glorieux [(Q 168), commissioned 6/34],
third series: Le Sfax [(Q 182), commissioned 9/36], Le Casabianca [until 1934 Le Casablanca, (Q 183),
commissioned 1/37], LÁgosta [(Q 178), commissioned 2/37], Le Bévéziers [(Q 179), commissioned 6/37],
Le Ouessant [(Q 180), commissioned 1/39], Le Sidi Ferruch [(Q 181), commissioned 1/39]) french
submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK [Redoutable-class]
1804: haitian. gunboat, launched 1875
1879-class (1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884) swedish small minelaying launches, commissioned 1983-84
2100 tonnes-class: french destroyer (Chacal [commissioned 12.6.1926], Jaguar [commissioned 24.7.1926], Léopard
[commissioned 10.10.1927], Lynx [commissioned 10.10.1927], Panthère [commissioned 10.10.1926, 1943
italian FR 22], Tigre [commissioned 1.2.1926, 1943 italian FR 23, 1943 french]), CONWAY 1922-46
2400 tonnes-class: french destroyer. 1. group: (Bison [commissioned 10.10.1930], Guépard [commissioned 13.8.1929], Lion
[commissioned 21.1.1931, 1943 italian FR 21], Valmy [commissioned 1.1.1930, italian FR 24], Verdun
[commissioned 1.4.1930], Vauban [commissioned 9.1.1931]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
2400 tonnes-class: french destroyer. 2. group: (Aigle [commissioned 10.10.1932], Vautour [commissioned 2.5.1932], Albatros
[commissioned 25.12.1931], Gérfaut [commissioned 30.1.1932], Milan [commissioned 20.4.1934], Epervier
[commissioned 1.4.1934]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
2400 tonnes-class: french destroyer. 3. group: (Cassard [commissioned 10.9.1933], Chevalier Paul [commissioned 20.7.1934],
Kersaint [commissioned 31.12.1933], Maillé-Brézé [commissioned 6.4.1933], Tartu [commissioned 31.12.1932],
Vauquelin [commissioned 3.11.1933]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
2610 tonnes-class: french destroyer (LÁudacieux [commissioned 27.11.1935], Le Fantasque [commissioned 10.3.1935],
LÍndomptable [commissioned 10.2.1935], Le Malin [commissioned 1.5.1926], Le Terrible [commissioned
1.10.1935], Le Triomphant [commissioned 25.5.1936]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY
1922-46
2930 tonnes-class (Mogador [commissioned 8.4.1939], Volta [commissioned 6.3.1939]) french destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN
ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
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A: (A 1) built 1888/1889, german torpedo boat, 1899 stationary yacht Schneewittchen, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A-class (A 1 [launched 10/15, commissioned 12/15], A 2 [launched 12/15, commissioned 2/16], A 3 [launched 12/15,
commissioned 2/16], A 4 [launched 12/15, commissioned 1/16], A 5 [launched 1/16, commissioned 3/16], A 6 [launched
2/16, commissioned 3/16]) Ferrati type, italian midget submarines
A-type (A „Ardente“, B „Brutale“, C „Cruelle“ [lost 1916, refloated, 1918 renamed Aisne, 1x7,5], D „Decidée“, E, F, G [1918
renamed Marne, 1x7,5], H [1918 renamed Oise, 1x7,5], I [1918 renamed Somme, 1x7,5], J, K, L) french army river
monitors, two types: 1x13,86/2x10,0, 2x4,7 AA, first type 8 delivered 7/1915
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A-type (No. 1, No. 2) japanese coastal escorts, built 1945, incomplete in 8/45
A-class (Narciso Monturiol (A 1) [launched 1917], Cosme Garcia (A 2) [launched 1917], A 3 [launched 1917]) spanish
submarines
A-class (A 10, A 11 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 12 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 13, A 14, A 15, A 16, A 17, A
18, A 19 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 20 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 21 [commissioned as finnish,
1918], A 22, A 23, A 24, A 25, A 26, A 27, A 28, A 29, A 30, A 31, A 32, A 33, A 34, A 35, A 36, A 37
[commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 38 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 39 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 40
[commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 41 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 42 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 43
[commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 44 [commissioned as finnish, 1918], A 45 [commissioned as finnish, 1918]) russian
motor minesweepers
A-class (A [1942 japanese subchaser No. 113], B [1942 japanese subchaser No. 112], C [1942 japanese subchaser No. 116], D)
dutch coastal minesweepers, launched 1929
A-type (Ko-Hyoteki) (No.1 [built 1934], No.2 [built 1934], Ha 1 [built 1936], Ha 2 [built 1936], Ha 3 - Ha 52, Ha 54 - Ha 61)
japanese midget submarines, most built 1938-42, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
A-class: (Acasta [commissioned 11.2.1930], Achates [commissioned 27.3.1930], Acheron [commissioned 13.10.1931], Active
[commissioned 9.2.1930], Antelope [commissioned 20.3.1930], Anthony [commissioned 14.2.1930], Ardent
[commissioned 14.4.1930], Arrow [commissioned 14.4.1930]) british destroyers
A-class (Acheron S.61 [commissioned 17.4.1948], Aeneas S.72 [commissioned 31.7.1946], Affray [commissioned 2.5.46],
Alaric S.41 [commissioned 11.12.1946], Alcide S.65 [commissioned 18.10.1946], Alderney S.66 [commissioned
10.12.1946], Alliance S.67 [commissioned 14.5.1947], Ambush S.68 [commissioned 22.7.1947], Amphion ex
Anchorite S.43 [commissioned 27.3.1945], Anchorite ex Amphion S.64 [commissioned 18.11.1947], Andrew S.63
[commissioned 16.3.1948], Artemis S.49 [commissioned 15.8.1947, modernised CONWAY 1947-95], Artful S.96
[commissioned 2.2.1948, 1955-56 modernised], Astute S.47 [commissioned 30.6.1945], Auriga S.69 [commissioned
12.1.1946], Aurochs [commissioned 7.2.47]) ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, british submarines
A-1 ex No. 6: (A-class) british submarine, commissioned 23.7.04 (not to be mixed up with the holland-boats!!!)
A 1: german torpedo boat 1915, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 1-class (I 9 [commissioned 2/1941], I 10 [commissioned 31.10.41], I 11 [commissioned 5/1942]) japanese submarines,
ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
A-2: (A-class) british submarine, commissioned 21.6.04 (not to be mixed up with the holland-boats!!!)
A 2: norwegian submarine 1914, A 2-class, 3x45,72 TT
A 2-class (I 12 [commissioned 4/1944]) japanese submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
A 3: norwegian submarine 1914, A 2-class, 1940 german UC 3?, 3x45,72 TT
A 4: norwegian submarine 1914, A 2-class, 3x45,72 TT
A 4: german torpedo boat 1915, 1918 belgian A 3 PC, 1926 A 3 = Princesse Marie-José, 1927 A 4, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 2
A 5: german torpedo boat 1915, 1919 belgian A 4 PC, 1926 A 4, 1927 A 5, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 5: norwegian submarine, während bau beschlagnahmt: german UA
A 8: german torpedo boat 1915, 1919 belgian A 5 PC, 1926 A 5, 1927 A 8, 1931 Oever, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 9: german torpedo boat 1915, 1919 A 6 PC, 1926 A 6, 1927 A 9, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A-12: (A-class) british submarine, 23.9.1905 (not to be mixed up with the holland-boats!!!)
A 12: german torpedo boat 1915, 1919 A 2 PC, 1926 A 2 = Prince Charles, 1927 A 12, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 14: german torpedo boat 1915, 1919 A 1 PC, 1926 A 1 = Prince Léopold, 1927 A 12, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
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A 20: german torpedo boat 1915, 1919 A 9 PC, 1926 A 9, 1927 A 20, 1931 West Diep, 1943 artillery training ship Reiher, 1943
Warendorp, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 26: german torpedo boat 1916, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 30: german torpedo boat 1916, 1919 belgian A 29 PC, 1926 A 29, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 32: german torpedo boat 1916, 1923 estonian Sulev, 1940 soviet NKVD guard vessel Ametist, 1942 tender, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1906-21
A 40: german torpedo boat 1916, 1919 belgian A 22 PC, 1926 A 22, 1927 A 40, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 42: german torpedo boat 1917, 1919 belgian A 23 PC, 1926 A 23, 1927 A 42, 1931 Zand, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 43: german torpedo boat 1917, 1919 belgian A 24 PC, 1926 A 24, 1927 A 43, 1931 Wielingen, 1940 dt, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2, LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 47: german torpedo boat 1917, 1919 belgian A 25 PC, 1926 A 25, 1927 A 47, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 49: german torpedo boat 1917, 1918-20 belg A 26 PC (?), 1920 british BU, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
A 59: german torpedo boat 1917, 1921 polish Slazak (rebuilt), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 64: german torpedo boat 1918, 1921 polish Krakowiak (rebuilt), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 67: german torpedo boat incomplete, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
A 68: german torpedo boat 1917, 1921 polish Kujawiak (rebuilt), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, CONWAY 1906-21
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A 80: german torpedo boat 1917, 1920 polish Goral, 1922 Podhalanin
A 81: german torpedo boat 1918
Aaa
Aab
Aachen: german steamer, commissioned 6/1895, 1900 trooper, 1914 mine barrier breaker SP 10, 1915 SP 1
Aad
Aae
Aaf
Aag
Aah
Aai
Aaj
Aak
Aalesund: finnish fishery vessel 1905, 1915 norwegian Maud II, 1916 russian SAR Spasatelnyj No. 1, 1920 survey vessel Mood
Aam
Aan
Aao
Aap
Aaq
Aarla: yacht 1903
Aaron Manby: freighter 1822
Aase Maersk: 1930, oil tanker
Aat
Aau
Aav
Aaw
Aax
Aay
Aaz
AB-24: USCG wooden hulled vessel, built as icebreaker, commissioned 1928
AB 25-class (AB 25, AB 26, AB 27, AB 28, AB 29, AB 30, AB 31, AB 32, AB 33, AB 34, AB 35, AB 36) turkish patrol boats,
commissioned 1967
Abalone: 1976
Abatan, T2-SE-A2
Abbeydale-class (Abbeydale [commissioned 1937], Aldersdale/Alderdale [commissioned 1937], Arndale [commissioned 1937],
Bishopdale [commissioned 1937], Boardale [commissioned 1937], Broomdale [commissioned 1937]) british,
oil tanker, WEYER 43/44
Abborren-class (Abborren [launched 5/16], Braxen [launched 5/16]) swedish submarines
Abc
Abdiel-class (Abdiel [commissioned 15.4.1941], Apollo [commissioned 12.2.1944], Ariadne [commissioned 9.10.1943], Latona
[commissioned 4.5.1941], Manxman [commissioned 20.6.1941], Welshman [commissioned 25.8.1941]) british
minelayers, CONWAY 1922-46, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Abdul Hamid-class (Abdul Hamid, Abdul Medjid) turkish Nordenfelt-submarines, built 1886, delivered 1887, longer than
Nordenfelt I, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
Abdul Hamid: turkish cruiser 1904, 1908 Hamidieh
Abdul Mecid-class (Abdul Mecid, Hamidiye [1908 Yunus]) turkish torpedo-boats 1902
Abeille 3: tug, 1914
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Abeille 5: 1910, tug
Abeille 14: 1927
Abenakise: french, became HMS Aurora
Abercrombie-class (Abercrombie [commissioned as Admiral Farragut in 5/1915], Havelock [commissioned as General Grant in
6/1915], Raglan [commissioned as M 3 in 6/1915], Roberts [commissioned as Stonewall Jackson in
6/1915]) british monitors, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aberdare-class (Aberdare, Abingdon, Albury, Alresford, Ambleside [completed as survey vessel Beauford], Amersham
[completed as survey vessel Collinson], Appledore, Leamingtan [ex Aldeburgh], Badminton, Bagshot,
Barnstaple, Swindon [ex Bantry], Banchory, Bloxham [ex Brixham], Bradfield, Burslem [ex Blakeney], Goole
[ex Bridlington, completed 9/1926 as RNVR drill ship Irwell], Blackburn [ex Burnham], Bootle [ex Buckie],
Caerleon, Camberley, Carstairs [ex Cawsand, renamed Dryad 1/24-8/24], Caterham, Battle, Fermoy, Forfar [ex
Fairburn], Bury, Cheam, Gretna, Harrow, Havant [launched 24.3.1919, thai Chow Phraya in 8/1922], Huntley
[ex Helmsdale], Instow [ex Infracombie], Gaddesdon, Gainsborough [ex Gorleston], Northolt, Clonmel [ex
Stranraer], Elgin [ex Troop], Sherborne [ex Tarbert], Tiverton, Tonbridge, Tralee, Tring [ex Teignmuth],
Truro, Uppingham [completed as survey vessel Kellet], Verwood [completed as survey vessel Crozier, ex
Ventnor], Wem [ex Walmer], Wexford [sold 1921, RAN Doomba 1939], Craigie, Derby [ex Dawlish],
Dorking, Gundalk, Dunoon, Fairfield, Forres [ex Fowey], Cupar [ex Rosslare], Sutton [ex Salcombe],
Fareham, Faversham, Ford [ex Fleetwood], Ruby [ex Filey], Irvine, Kendal, Kinross, Lydd [ex Lydney],
Longford [ex Minehead], Marlow, Mistley [ex Maryport], Monaghan [ex Mullion], Mallaig, Marazion,
Munlochy [ex Macduff], Nailsea [ex Newquay], Newark [ex Newlyn], Repton [ex Wicklow], Weybourne,
Pangbourne [ex Padstow], Penarth, Petersfield [ex Portmadoc], Pinner [completed as survey vessel Fitzroy, ex
Portreath], Pontypool [ex Polperro], Prestatyn [ex Porlock], Radley [completed as survey vessel Flinders],
Ross [ex Ramsay], Salford [ex Shoreham], Stafford [ex Staithes], Stoke [ex Southwold], Saltash, Saltburn,
Selkirk, Shrewsbury, Sligo, Withernsea [1919 renamed Widnes, 1941 german 12 V 4, 1943 german UJ 2109,
IM KOPIENORDNER], Yeovil) british minesweepers, commissioned from 1918 on, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aberdonian: 1909
Aberdour: 1908, balloon vessel in world war 2
Abergavenny: british east indiaman, (54) purchased in 1795, sold 1807
Abergeldie: clipper, launched 1869
Aberthaw Fisher: british heavy load transport 1966, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aber Wach: french oiler, petrolier caboteur, launched 1963, IM KOPIENORDNER
Abf
Abg
Abhay-class (Abhay [commissioned 3/1989], Ajay [commissioned 24.1.1990], Aksay [commissioned 1/1991], Agray
[commissioned 2/1991]) indian ASW corvettes, soviet design, project 1241PE, version of „Pauk“-type
Abiding Star: british merchant 1917, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Abigail: 1812-1814 RN cutter (3)
Abiqua T2-SE-A1
Abi Serh-class (Mussa Ben Nussair [completed 1986, never delivered], Tariq Ibn Ziyad [completed1986, never delivered],
Abdullah Ibn Abi Serh [completed 1987, never delivered] Kalid Ibn Al Walid [completed 1987, never
delivered], Saad Ibn Abi Wakkad [completed 1988, never delivered], Salah Aldin Ayoobi [completed 1988,
never delivered]) iraqi missile corvettes, CONWAY 1947-95
Abj
Abk
Abl
Abm
Abn
Abo-class (Abo No. 108, Vindavia No 109, Libava No 110) russian torpedo boats 1886
Aboukir french, 1789 launched, (74) BU 1802: in 12/1798 nelson's prizes were bought by the admiralty. 1800 in ordinary. at the
end of 1801 her timbers were stripped and, after a strict survey, was reported in 2/1802 to be rotten and unsound in her
lower works and not to be worth the cost of repairing.
Aboukir,74 (1807 launched. hospital ship 1824) 1807 fitting out
Aboukir: british (90) launched 1848, docked out as screw ship 1858
Abp
Abq
Abra-class (Abra [commissioned 8.1.1970], Bukindon [commissioned 1971], Tablas [commissioned 1975]) filipino coastal
patrol craft
Abrek: russian T-gunboat, commissioned 9/1897, since about 1914 aviso and mail transport, IM KOPIENORDNER
Absalon-class (Absalon, Esbern Snare [became T-boat], ...) danish gunboat, launched 1862
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Absalon: danish coast guard ship, launched 1877
Abtao: chilean corvette, launched 1865
Abukuma-class (Abukuma [commissioned 12.12.1989], Jintsu [commissioned 28.2.1990], Ohyodo [commissioned 23.1.1991],
Sendai [commissioned 15.3.1991], Chukuma [commissioned 24.2.1993], Tone [commissioned 8.2.1993])
japanese escorts, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Abv
Abw
Abx
Abyssinia: british coastal monitor, commissioned 10/1870, IM KOPIENORDNER
Abz
Acacia-type [Flower-class] (Acacia, Anemone, Aster, Bluebell, Daffodil, Dahlia, Daphne, Foxglove, Hollyhock, Honeysuckle,
Iris, Jonquil [portuguese Carvalho Araujo 5/20, survey ship 1937], Laburnum, Larkspur, Lavender, Lilac, Lily,
Magnolia, Mallow [RAN 7/19], Marigold, Mimosa, Primrose, Sunflower, Veronica) british fleet sweeping escort
sloops 1915, CONWAY 1906-21, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Acadia: Cunard-Liner, launched 4/1840, maiden voyage 1841, sister to Britannia, 1849 acquired for german Bundesflotte,
bremerhavenian Erzherzog Johann, 1853 mercantile Germania, 1855/56 british chartert transport No. 207,
ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Acadia: 1913, mine tender in world war 2
Acadia Forest: 1969
Acasta: british frigate, launched 3/1797, commissioned 1797, BU 1821, 30x18pdr, 8x9pdr + 4x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr +
4x32pdr carronades
Acasta-class (Acasta [launched 9/12, proposed to be renamed King], Achates [launched 11/12, proposed to be renamed Knight],
Ambuscade [launched 1/13, proposed to be renamed Keith], Christopher [launched 11/12, proposed to be renamed
Kite], Cockatrice [launched 11/12, proposed to be renamed Kingfisher], Contest [launched 1/13, proposed to be
renamed Kittiwake], Shark [launched 7/12, proposed to be renamed Kestrel], Sparrowhawk [launched 10/12, proposed
to be renamed Kingsmill], Spitfire [launched 12/12, proposed to be renamed Keppel], Lynx [launched 3/13, proposed to
be renamed Koodoo], Midge [launched 5/13, proposed to be renamed Keitloa], Owl [launched 7/13, proposed to be
renamed Killer], Hardy [launched 10/13, proposed to be renamed Kelpie, Thornycroft special], Paragon [launched 2/13,
proposed to be renamed Katrine, Thornycroft special], Porpoise [launched 7/13, proposed to be renamed Kennington,
Thornycroft special, 1920 brazilian Alexandrino Dealenca, 1927 Maranho], Unity [launched 9/13, proposed to be
renamed Kinsale, Thornycroft special], Victor [launched 11/13, proposed to be renamed Kingston, Thornycroft special],
Ardent [launched 9/13, proposed to be renamed Kenric, Denny special], Fortune [launched 3/13, Fairfield special],
Garland [launched 4/13, commissioned 1913, proposed to be renamed Kenwulf, Parsons special]) british destroyer,
1913 K-class, completed 11/1912 - 6/1914, CONWAY 1906-21
Acavus-class (Acavus, Adula, Alexia, Amastra, Ancylus, Gadila [dutch], Macoma [dutch], Miralda, Rapana [converted 2/1943])
british converted MAC, converted 1942-44, 1x10,16, 2x4,0 (twin mounts), 4/8x2,0, 3 aircraft (oil tankers)
Acb
Acciaio-class/Platino-class (Acciaio [commissioned 30.10.41], Cobalto [commissioned 18.3.42], Nichelio [commissioned
30.7.42, 1945 british N 42, 1949 soviet reparation Z 14], Platino [delivered 2.10.41], Alabastro [commissioned
9.5.42], Asteria [commissioned 8.11.41], Avorio [commissioned 25.3.42], Giada [commissioned 8.12.41, 1949-51
designated battery charging vessel PV 2 due to treaty restrictions]], Granito [commissioned 31.3.42], Porfido
[commissioned 24.1.42], Argento [commissioned 16.5.42], Bronzo [commissioned 2.1.1942, 1943 british P 714,
1944 french Le Narval (III) (T 4)], Volframio ex Stronzio [commissioned 15.2.42]) italian submarines,
ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Accruity 1935
Accurat inshore tug 1968 29,6 long, 3,7 deep
Acd
Acertif: ex danish brig, (18) taken by RN 8/1808, 1809 sold
Acevedo-class (Acevedo, Julián Ordóñez) spanish torpedo boats, launched 1885
Acf
Acg
Achar (46) 1790
Achates,10. (1808 launched. 'cherokee.' wrecked 1810) 1808
Achelaos-class (Achelaos [launched 11/1884], Alpheos [launched 10/1884], Eurotas [launched 9/1884], Peneos [launched
9/1884]) greek gunboats
Achéron: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1836
Achéron-class (Achéron [commissioned 2/1888], Cocyte [commissioned 2/1890], Phlegeton [commissioned 1892], Styx
[commissioned 10/1892]) french armoured gunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Acheron-class (Admirality design: Goshawk [launched 10/11], Hind [launched 7/11], Hornet [launched 12/11], Hydra [launched
2/12], Defender [launched 8/11], Druid [launched 12/11], Sandfly [launched 7/11, later minelayer], Jackal
[launched 9/11], Tigress [launched 12/11], Lapwing [launched 7/11], Lizard [launched 10/11], Phoenix
[launched 10/11], Ferret [commissioned 10/1911, later minelayer], Forrester [launched 6/11],
Yarrow specials: Archer [launched 10/11], Attack [launched 12/11],
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Thornycroft specials: Acheron [launched 7/11], Ariel [launched 9/11, later minelayer],
Parsons specials: Badger [launched 7/11], Beaver [commissioned 11/1912],
Firedrake group of Yarrow specials: Firedrake [launched 4/12], Lurcher [launched 6/12], Oak [launched 9/12],
Australian type: Parramatta [launched 2/10], Warrego [launched 4/11], Yarra [launched 4/10], Huon [ex
Derwent, launched 12/14], Swan [launched 12/15], Torrens [launched 8/15]) british destroyer, completed 191112, 1913 I-class, CONWAY 1906-21
Achille, L´ 1790, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.109
Achille (74) french 1778 as Hannibal, 1786 renamed, taken by RN 1794
Achille french (74) 1803, blown up Trafalgar 1805
Achille french (74) 1807 as Illustre, Dantzig until 1814 and 1815, 1815 dutch
Achille-class (Achille [(sometimes Achilles) launched 4/1798. sold 1865. commissioned 1798, rebuilt 1823], Superb [launched
3/1798, 1826 BU]) british, 30x32pdr, 30x18pdr, 4x18pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x18pdr + 2x32pdr carronades,
6x18pdr carronades
Achilles: swedish floating battery (pram), 20x24pdr, 6x6pdr
Achilles: galley, IM KOPIENORDNER
Achilles: british armoured frigate, commissioned 26.11.1864, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Achilles: passenger ship 1867, russian tug Otec
Achilles: tug, 1893, IM KOPIENORDNER
Achimota-class (Achimota [delivered 27.3.1981], Yogaga [delivered 27.3.1981]) ghanaian fast gun attack craft, CONWAY
1947-95
Achkera: russian tug 1869, 1947 finnish Artfago
Ackia T2-SE-A1
Aci
Acj
Ack
Acl
Acm
ACM-1: USArmy coastal mineplanter, built 1942
Acn
Aconit: C 65-design, french escort destroyer/frigate, commissioned 30.3.1973, CONWAY 1947-95
Acontius AGP-12: 1944
Acorn,18. (1808 Bideford. BU 1819) 1808
Acorn-class (Acorn [launched 7/1910], Cameleon [commissioned 12/1910], Alarm [launched 8/1910], Brisk [launched 9/1910],
Sheldrake [launched 1/1911], Staunch [launched 10/10], Comet [launched 6/10], Goldfinch [launched 7/10], Nemesis
[launched 8/1910], Nereide [launched 9/1910], Nymphe [launched 1/1911], Fury [commissioned 2/1912], Hope
[launched 9/1910], Larne [launched 8/1910], Lyra [launched 10/1910], Martin [launched 12/1910], Minstrel [launched
2/1911], Redpole [launched 6/1910], Rifleman [launched 8/1910], Ruby [launched 11/1910]) british destroyer,
completed 1910-12, 1913 H-class, IM KOPIENORDNER
Acp
Acquire: 1907, balloon vessel in world war 2
Acquisition: 1913, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Acre-class (Acre [launched 1904], Missoes [launched 1904]) brazilian river gunboats
Acre-class (Acre A4 [commissioned 10.12.1951], Ajuricaba A3 [commissioned 12/1951], Amazonas A1 [commissioned
10.11.1949, Apa A6 [commissioned 12/1951], Araguary A2 [commissioned 23.6.1951], Araguaya A5
[commissioned 3.9.1949]) brazilian destroyer (similar to US Gridley-/british H-class), CONWAY 1922-46
Acs
Acteon (44) british 1779, launched in 1778. sold 1802, 1788 (armed en flute): troop carrying frigate
Acteon,16 (captured from the french by Egyptienne on 3.10.1805. BU 1816)
Acteon/Actaeon: british corvette, launched 1/1831, commissioned 1831 as (18) survey ship
Active: mercantile, purchased 5/1780 by RN, renamed Sylph, 1782 taken by french, in service until 1786, 18x4pdr, 12 swivels
Active: (14) purchased 1779 by RN, 1780? taken by US
Active (32) british 1780
Active,8. (hired cutter) about 1810
Active,38. (1799 launched. hospital ship 1826) 1800
Active,6. (hired vessel) about 1805 - employed on convoy duties
Active: british revenue cutter (customs) 1806, still in service 1816
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Active,12. (hired cutter) about 1797
Active: british revenue cutter (customs) 1808, (14/6), still in service 1880
Active: british sailing frigate, launched 1845 (36)
Active-class (Active [commissioned 12/1911], Amphion [commissioned 3/1913], Fearless [commissioned 10/1913]) british
scout cruisers
Active-class/125ft-class (Active [WPC-125, commissioned 1927], Agassiz [WPC-126, commissioned 1927], Alert [WPC-127,
commissioned 1927], Antietam [WPC-128, commissioned 25.7.1927], Bonham [WPC-129, commissioned 1927],
Boutwell [WPC-130, commissioned 1927], Cahoone [WPC-131, commissioned 1927], Cartigan [WPC-132,
commissioned 1927], Colfax [ex Montgomery, WPC-133, commissioned 1927], Crawford [WPC-134,
commissioned 1927], Diligence [WPC-135, commissioned 1927], Dix [WPC-136, commissioned 1927], Ewing
[WPC-137, commissioned 1927], Faunce [WPC-138, commissioned 1927], Frederick Lee [WPC-139,
commissioned 1927], General Greene [WPC-140, commissioned 1927], Harriet Lane [WPC-141, commissioned
1927], Jackson [WPC-142, commissioned 14.3.1927], Kimball [WPC-143, commissioned 1927], Legare [WPC-144,
commissioned 1927], Marion [WPC-145, commissioned 1927], McLane [WPC-146, commissioned 8.4.1927],
Morris [WPC-147, commissioned 1927], Nemaha [WPC-148, commissioned 1927], Pulaski [WPC-149,
commissioned 1926], Reliance [WPC-150, commissioned 1927], Rush [WPC-151, commissioned 1927], Tiger
[WPC-152, commissioned 3.5.1927], Travis [WPC-153, commissioned 1927], Vigilant [WPC-154, commissioned
3.3.27, 1960s WMEC-154], Woodbury [WPC-155, commissioned 1927], Yeaton [WPC-156, completed 1927,
1960s WMEC-156], Cuyahoga [WPC-157, commissioned 1927 in USN, 1941 USCG]) USCG cutters, launched
1926-27, in world war 2 classed WSC-..., CONWAY 1922-46
Activity: british escort carrier, commissioned 14.10.1942, CONWAY 1922-46
Acute,14, gunbrig (1804 launched. harbour service 1813. BU 1864) 1805
Acute-class (Acute [gunboat No. 6, 4/1797 launched, sold 1802], Adder [no 17, launched 4/1797, lengthened 1798, 1805 BU],
Assault [no. 4, launched 10/1797, 1807/1825 yard craft], Asp [no. 5, launched4/1797, after 1816 discarded], Biter
[no. 10, launched 3/1797, 1802 sold], Blazer [no. 12, launched 4/1797, 1803 sold, IM KOPIENORDNER],
Bouncer [no. 8, launched 4/1797, 1802 sold], Boxer [no. 9, launched 4/1797, 1809 sold], Bruiser/Bruizer [no. 11,
launched 4/1797, 1802 sold], Clinker [no. 14, launched 4/1797, 1802 sold, IM KOPIENORDNER], Contest [no.
16, launched 4/1797, 1799 wrecked], Cracker[no. 13, launched 4/1797, 1802 sold, IM KOPIENORDNER], Crash
[no. 15, launched 4/1797, 1802 sold], Sparkler [no. 7, ...], ...) british gunboats, 2x24pdr bow, 12x18pdr carronades
Acv
Acw
Acx
Acy
Acz
Adamant: british (50) in 11/1779 about to be launched, and in 6/1780 brought round to Plymouth under jury masts. In 8/81 she
sailed for the first time, hospitalship 1809
Adamant: british submarine depot ship, commissioned 1941, CONWAY 1922-46
Adamastor: portuguese cruiser, launched 7/1896
Adams: US frigate (28) 24x12pdr, launched 8.6.1799, maiden voyage 9/1799, 1812 lengthened
Adamsville: tug, 1944
Adana: tug, commissioned 11/1920, 1927 Simson, 1942 net tender NT 14
Adb
A. D. Bordes: iron 4-mast, built 1884
Adc
Adder: american? galley, purchased by RN 1780, renamed Lee, 1784 sold
Adder,12. gunbrig (1806 launched) 1806. captured when she went aground on the french coast on 9.12.1806.
Adder: gunbrig (6/1813 launched. coast guard 1826. lost 1832) first commissioned on 7.10.1813
Adder-class (Adder [launched 1871], Haai [launched 1871], Hyena [launched 1870], Luipaard [launched 1876], Panter
[launched 1870], Wesp [launched 1871]) dutch monitor
Adder-class A-class (Plunger A-1 SS-2 [commissioned 9/03], Adder A-2 SS-3 [commissioned 1/03], Grampus A-3 SS-4
[commissioned 5/03], Moccasin A-4 SS-5 [commissioned 1/03], Pike A-5 SS-6 [commissioned 1903], Porpoise
A-6 SS-7 [commissioned 9/03], Shark A-7 SS-8 [commissioned 9/03]) USN submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000
JAHRE
Adeline Hugo Stinnes 3: german seaplane carrier, 3 seaplane, former merchant, launched 1909
Adelphi,18. (hired ship) 1805
Aden: malayan gunboat, launched 5/1884
Adept: 1942, tug
Adf
Adg
Adherent: tug, 1942
Adi
Adjudant-class (Lier [MSC-63, commissioned 1953, belgian, 1969 taiwanese Yung Shan], Sint Niklaas [MSC-64, commissioned
1954, belgian, 1969 taiwanese Yung Jen], Diksmuide [MSC-65, commissioned 1954, belgian, 1969 taiwanese
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Yung Sui], Maaseick [MSC-78, 1953 belgian, 1969 taiwanese Yung Chen], Macaw [MSC-77, commissioned
5/1953, belgian Diest, 1969 taiwanese Yung Fu], Eeklo/Eakloo [MSC-101, 1953 belgian, 1969 taiwanese Yung
Ching], Roeselaere [belgian, 1966 norwegian Tana, ex MSC-103, 1977 minehunter] Arlon [belgian, 1966
norwegian Alta, ex MSC-104], Bastogne [belgian, 1966 norwegian Glomma, ex MSC-151], Charleroi [MSC152, 1954 belgian, 1969 taiwanese Yung Chi], Hervé [belgian, 1969 greek Antiopi], Malmédy [belgian, 1969
greek Faedra], Verviers [belgian, 1969 minehunter], Veurne [belgian, 1972 minehunter], Sint Truiden [belgian,
1969 greek Atalanti], Blankenberge [belgian, 1969 greek Thalia], Laroche [belgian, 1969 greek Niovi],
Mechelen [belgian, 1966 ocean research ship], Spa [belgian, 1977 munitions ship], Stavelot [belgian], Heist
[belgian, 1978-85 degaussing vessel], Rochefort [belgian], Knokke [belgian, 1978 sea scouts], Nieuwport
[belgian], Koksijde [belgian], Aconit [1953, french, delivered 1953/54, 1967 Marjolaine, 1977 tunesian Sousse],
Azalée [1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Camélia [1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Acacia [1951, french,
delivered 1953/54], Acanthe [1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Ajonc [french, delivered 1953/54, 1974 diver
training vessel], Bégonia [french, delivered 1953/541974 returned to USA], Coquelicot [french, delivered
1953/54, 1973 tunesian Hannibal], Giroflée [1953, french, delivered 1953/54], Laurier [1951, french, delivered
1953/54], Magnolia [french, delivered 1953/54, became base ship for mine demolition teams], Glaieul [french,
delivered 1953/54, 1974 returned to USA], Pivoine [1951, french, delivered 1953/54, 1965 tender], Réséda
[1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Lobélia [1951, french, delivered 1953/54, 1965 tender], Muguet [1951,
french, delivered 1953/54], Eglantine [1951, french, delivered 1953/54, 1965 tender], Glycine [1951, french,
delivered 1953/54], Liseron [french, delivered 1953/54, became base ship for mine demolition teams], Mimosa
[1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Chrysanthème [french, delivered 1953/54], Gardenia [french, delivered
1953/54, became base ship for mine demolition teams], Jacinthe [french, delivered 1953/54, 1968 minelayer],
Lilas [1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Marguerite [french, delivered 1953/54, 1969/70 returned to USA, later
uruguayan], Cyclamen [1951, french, delivered 1953/54], Bleuet [french, delivered 1953/54], Pervenche [1951,
french, delivered 1953/54], Meadowlark [1971 indonesian Pulau Alor], Limpkin [1971 indonesian Pulau Anjer],
Frigate Bird [1971 indonesian Pulau Atang], Falcon [1971 indonesian Pulau Aru], Jacana [1971 indonesian
Pulau Aruan], Humming Bird [1971 indonesian Pulau Implalasa], ... [spanish Júcar, IM KOPIENORDNER],
Beemster [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Bedum [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Borculo [dutch, transferred
1953/54], Borne [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Breukelen [dutch, transferred 1953/54, 1972 returned to USA],
Bolsward [dutch, transferred 1953/54, 1972 returned to USA], Beilen [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Brummen
[dutch, transferred 1953/54], Blaricum [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Breskens [dutch, transferred 1953/54],
Boxtel [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Brouwershaven [dutch, transferred 1953/54], Brielele [dutch, transferred
1953/54], Bruinisse [dutch, transferred 1953/54, 1972 returned to USA], Sauda [ex AMS-102, norwegian,
launched 1953], Sira [ex MSC-132, norwegian,launched 1953], Ogna [launched 18.6.54, norwegian], Vosso
[launched 16.5.54, norwegian], Tista [launched 1.6.54, norwegian], Kvina [launched 21.7.54, norwegian], Utla
[launched 2.3.55, norwegian], MSC-267 [4/1957 pakistani Mahmood], MSC-293 [7/1962 pakistani Momin],
MSC-262 [1/1957 pakistani Mubarak], AMS-138 [25.2.1955 pakistani Muhafiz], MSC-261 [10/1956 pakistani
Mujahid], MSC-274 [25.6.1959 pakistani Mukhtar], MSC-273 [25.6.1959 pakistani Munsif], MSC-294
[13.7.1963 pakistani Moshal], MSC-218 [commissioned 7.3.1956 as filipino Zambales], MSC-219
[commissioned 23.4.1956 as filipino Zamboanga del Norte], Adjudant [AMS-60, portuguese Ponta Delgarda],
Santa Cruz [AMS-92, portuguese], Angra do Heroismo [AMS-62, portuguese], Lajes [AMS-146, portuguese],
Horta [AMS-61, portuguese], Vila do Porto [AMS-91, portuguese], Velas [AMS-145, portuguese], Sao Pedro
[portuguese], Addriyah [saudi Addriyah-class, ex MSC-322, delivered 1978/79], Al Quysymah [saudi Addriyahclass, ex MSC-323, delivered 1978/79], Al Wadeeah [saudi Addriyah-class, ex MSC-324, delivered 1978/79],
Safwa [saudi Addriyah-class, ex MSC-325, delivered 1978/79], Whippoorwill [MSC-..., built 1955, 1975
singapurian Jupiter], Thrasher [MSC-..., built 1955, 1975 singapurian Mercury], MSC-123 [commissioned 1955
as taiwanese Yung An], MSC-278 [commissioned 1959 as taiwanese Yung Chou], MSC-302 [commissioned
1965 as Yung Hsin], MSC-300 [commissioned 1965 as taiwanese Yung Ju], MSC-306 [commissioned 1966 as
taiwanese Yung Lo], MSC-277 [commissioned 1959 as taiwanese Yung Nien], MSC-140 [commissioned 1955
as taiwanese Yung Ping], MSC-303 [commissioned as thai Bangkeo 9.7.1965], MSC-313 [commissioned as thai
Donchedi 17.9.1965], MSC-297 [commissioned as thai Ladya 14.12.1963], MSC-301 [commissioned as thai
Tradindeng 26.8.1965]
Grønsund, …, … danish, IM KOPIENORDNER
Redwing early type: Samsun [30.9.1959 commissioned as turkish], Sinop [2/1959 commissioned as turkish],
Surmene [27.3.1959 commissioned as turkish], Seddul Bahr [5/1959 commissioned as turkish],
Redwing later type: Silifke [9/1965 commissioned as turkish], Saros [2/1966 commissioned as turkish], Sigacik
[6/1965 commissioned as turkish], Sapanca [26.7.1965 commissioned as turkish], Sariyer [8.9.1967
commissioned as turkish],
Adjudant-type/MSC-294-type: De Panne [belgian, 1970 turkish Seymen], Pavot [french, delivered 1953/54,
1970 turkish Selcuk/Slecuk, IM KOPIENORDNER], Renoncule [1952, french, delivered 1953/54, 1970 turkish
Seyhan], ) aka Bluebird-class/Redwing-class, US coastal minesweepers
Adk
Adler: norddt.-lloyd steamer, maiden voyage 10/1857
Adler, No 259: russian torpedo boat, launched 1890
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Adler-class (Adler [1910 Tb 41], Falke [1910 Tb 42]) kuk torpedo boats, launched 12/1884, 1899 bow rebuilt
Adler: tug, launched 1928, M.S.I., 1948 Kollmar
Adler von Lübeck: (aka Großer Adler von Lübeck) 1566 launched, IM KOPIENORDNER
Admiraal de Ruyter: (80) french, 1808, 1811 Ruyter, dutch since 1813
Admiraal Evertseen: (80) french 1808, 1811 Evertseen, dutch from 1813, 1819 burnt
Admiraal General: (74) dutch 1764?, 1795 french
Admiraal Piet Heyn: (80) french built, commissioned 1813 dutch Piet Heyn
Admiraal Tromp: (80) french 1808, Tromp 1811, dutch 1814
Admiraal Zoutman: french 1800 (74), Zoutman 1811, dutch 1813
Admirable-class (Admirable [AM-136, ex AMc-113, commissioned 20.4.43, 1945 USSR T-521], Adopt [AM-137, ex AMc-114,
commissioned 31.5.43, 1945 USST T-552], Advocate [AM-138, ex AMc-115, commissioned 25.6.43, 1943
USSR T-111 Starshyi Leytenant Lekaryev, eventhough 1955 listed as MSF-138], Agent [AM-139, ex AMc116, commissioned 10.7.43, 1943 USSR T-112 Starshyi Leytenant Vladimirov, never returned, listed in USN
as MSF-139], Alarm [AM-140, ex AMc-117, commissioned 5.8.43, 1943 USSR T-113, never returned, listed
in USN as MSF-140], Alchemy [AM-141, ex AMc-118, commissioned 11.8.43, 1943 USSR T-114, never
returned, listed in USN as MSF-141], Apex [AM-142, ex AMc-119, commissioned 17.8.43, 1943 USSR T115, never returned, listed in USN as MSF-142], Arcade [AM-143, ex AMc-120, commissioned 26.8.43, 1943
USSR T-116, never returned, listed in USN as MSF-143], Arch [AM-144, ex AMc-121, commissioned 6.9.43,
1943 USSR T-117, never returned, listed in USN as MSF-144], Armada [AM-145, ex AMc-122,
commissioned 16.9.43, 10/43 USSR T-118, never returned, listed in USN as MSF-145], Aspire [AM-146, ex
AMc-123, commissioned 29.9.43, 10/43 USSR T-119, never returned, listed in USN as MSF-146], Assail
[AM-147, ex AMc-124, commissioned 5.10.43, 10/43 USSR T-120, never returned, listed in USN as MSF147], Astute [AM-148, ex AMc-125, commissioned 18.7.45, 1945 USSR T-523], Augury [AM-149, ex AMc126, commissioned 18.7.45, 1945 USSR T-524], Barrier [AM-150, ex AMc-127, commissioned 18.7.45, 1945
USSR T-525], Bombard [AM-151, ex AMc-128, commissioned 18.7.45, 1945 USSR T-526], Bond [AM-152,
ex AMc-129, commissioned 17.8.45, 1945 USSR T-593], Buoyant [AM-153, ex AMc-130, commissioned
29.5.46], Candid [AM-154, ex AMc-131, commissioned 16.8.45, 1945 USSR T-594], Capable [AM-155, ex
AMc-132, commissioned 16.8.45, 1945 USSR T-595], Captivate [AM-156, ex AMc-133, commissioned
16.8.45, 1945 USSR T-596], Caravan [AM-157, ex AMc-134, commissioned 16.8.45, 1945 USSR T-597],
Caution [AM-158, ex AMc-135, commissioned 16.8.45, 1945 USSR T-598], Change [AM-159, ex AMc-136,
commissioned 3.7.46], Clamour [AM-160, ex AMc-137, commissioned 12.6.46], Climax [AM-161, ex AMc138, commissioned 31.5.46], Compel [AM-162, ex AMc-139, commissioned 12.6.46], Concise [AM-163, ex
AMc-140, commissioned 31.5.46], Control [AM-164, ex AMc-141, commissioned 6.6.46], Counsel [AM-165,
ex AMc-142, commissioned 15.1.47], Craig [AM-214, commissioned 19.3.48, 1962 mexican DM 15],
Creddock [ex PCE-916, AM-356, commissioned 18.12.45, MSF-356, 1967 burmese Yan Gyi Aung], Cruise
[AM-215, commissioned 5.9.46, MSF-215], Delft [AM-216, commissioned 9.11.46, chinese?], Delegate [AM217, commissioned 29.5.46, 1946 chinese Yung Ho, 1949 taiwanese], Density [AM-218, commissioned
3.3.47, MSF-218], Design [AM-219, commissioned 24.8.46, MSF-219], Device [AM-220, commissioned
24.8.46, recommissioned 4.2.54, MSF-220, 1962 mexican DM 11], Diploma [AM-221, commissioned 3.9.46,
MSF-221, 1962 mexican DM 17], Disdain [AM-222. commissioned 21.5.45, USSR T-277], Dour [AM-223,
commissioned 15.3.47, MSF-223, 1962 mexican DM 16], Eager [AM-224, commissioned 27.9.46, MSF-224,
1962 mexican DM 06], Elusive [AM-225, commissioned 29.5.46, chinese Yung Kang, 1949 taiwanese],
Embattle [AM-226, commissioned 25.4.45, 1946 chinese Yung Hsing, 1949 taiwanese, 1970s coast guard
Hung Hsing], Execute [AM-232, ex PCE-905, commissioned 6.8.46, MSF-232, 1962 mexican DM 03],
Facility [AM-233, ex PCE-906, commissioned 11.9.56, MSF-233], Fancy [AM-234, ex PCE-907,
commissioned 21.5.45, 1945 USSR T-271], Fixity [AM-235, ex PCE-908, commissioned 6.11.46], Garland
[AM-238, commissioned 2.8.46, MSF-238], Gayety [AM-239, commissioned 6/46, MSF-239, 1962 svietnamese Chi Lang II, 1975 filipino patrol ship Magat Salamat], Hazard [AM-240, commissioned 27.7.46,
MSF-240], Hilarity [AM-241, 26.8.46, MSF-241, 1962 mexican DM 02], Inaugural [AM-242, commissioned
9.9.46, MSF-242], Implicit [AM-246, commissioned 16.11.46, 1948 chinese Yung Chia, 1949 taiwanese,
1970s coast guard], Improve [AM-247, commissioned 6.11.46], Incessant [AM-248, commissioned 6.11.46],
Incredible [AM-249, commissioned 6.11.46, recommissioned 21.9.54, MSF-249], Indicative [AM-250,
commissioned 5.4.45, 1945 USSR T-279], Inflict [AM-251, commissioned 6.11.46], Instill [AM-252,
commissioned 26.2.47, recommissioned 1.3.54, MSF-252, 1962 mexican DM 10], Intrigue [AM-253,
commissioned 31.5.46, MSF-253, 1962 mexican DM 19], Invade [AM-254, commissioned 18.9.44, MSF-254,
1962 mexican DM 18], Jubilant [AM-255, commissioned 27.8.43, MSF-255, 1962 mexican DM 01], Knave
[AM-256, commissioned 14.10.43, MSF-256, 1962 mexican DM 13], Lance [AM-257, commissioned 4.11.43,
1945 chinese Yung Sheng, 1949 taiwanese], Logic [AM-258, commissioned 21.11.43, 1945 chinese Yung
Shun, 1949 taiwanese], Lucid [AM-259, commissioned 1.12.43, 1945 chinese Yung Ting, 1949 taiwanese,
1964 Yung Ming, later survey ship], Magnet [AM-260, commissioned 10.3.44, 1945 chinese Yung Ning, 1949
taiwanese], Mainstay [AM-261, commissioned 24.4.44, MSF-261], Marvel [AM-262, commissioned 9.6.44,
1945 USSR T-272], Measure [AM-263, commissioned 3.5.44, 1945 USSR T-273], Method [AM-264,
commissioned 10.7.44, 1945 soviet T-274], Mirth [AM-265, commissioned 12.8.44, 1945 soviet T-275],
12
Nimble [AM-266, commissioned 15.9.44, 1948 chinese, 1949 taiwanese], Notable [Am-267, commissioned
23.12.43, chinese], Nucleus [Am-268, commissioned 11.2.44, 1945 soviet T-276], Opponent [AM-269,
18.2.44, MSF-269], Palisade [AM-270, commissioned 9.3.44, soviet T-278], Penetrate [AM-271,
commissioned 31.3.44, 1945 soviet T-280], Peril [AM-272, commissioned 20.4.44, 1945 soviet T-281],
Phantom [AM-273, commissioned 17.5.44, 1948 chinese, 1949 taiwanese], Pinnacle [AM-274, commissioned
24.5.44, 1948 chinese Yung Hsiu, 1949 taiwanese], Pirate [AM-275, commissioned 16.6.44], Pivot [AM-276,
commissioned 12.7.44, 1948 chinese, 1949 taiwanese], Pledge [AM-277, commissioned 29.7.44], Project
[AM-278, commissioned 22.8.44, 1948 filipino patrol vessel Samar, later survey vessel], Prime [AM-279,
12.9.44, 1946 chinese Yung Feng, 1949 taiwanese, coastal minelayer], Prowes [AM-280, commissioned
27.9.44, MSF-280, IX-305], Quest [AM-281, commissioned 25.10.44, APO-21, 1948 filipino Pagasa, renamed
Santa Maria, Corregidor, Mount Samat, served as presidential yacht, later command vessel], Rampart [AM282, commissioned 18.11.44, 1945 soviet T-282], Ransom [AM-283, commissioned 5.8.44, MSF-283, 1962
mexican DM 12], Rebel [AM-284, commissioned 12.9.44, MSF-284, 1962 mexican DM 14], Recruit [AM285, commissioned 8.11.44, MSF-285], Reform [AM-286, commissioned 28.2.45, 1948 chinese, 1949
taiwanese], Refresh [AM-287, commissioned 10.4.45, chinese Yung Chang, 1949 taiwanese], Reign [AM-288,
completed 11.10.46, MSF-288], Report [AM-289, completed 12.7.46, MSF-289, 1961 s-korean Ko Jin], Salute
[AM-294, commissioned 4.12.43], Saunter 8AM-295, commissioned 22.1.44], Scout [AM-296, commissioned
3.3.44, MSF-296], Scrimmage [AM-297, commissioned 4.4.44, MSF-297], Scuffle [AM-298, commissioned
2.5.44, MSF-298, 1962 mexican DM 05], Sentry [AM-299, commissioned 30.5.44, MSF-299], Serene [AM300, commissioned 24.6.44, MSF-300], Shelter [AM-301, commissioned 9.7.44, MSF-301], Signet [AM-302,
commissioned 20.6.44, MSF-302, 1965 dom-rep Tortugero], Skirmish [AM-303, commissioned 30.6.44, MSF303, 1965 dom.-rep. Prestol Botello], Scurry [ex Skurry, AM-304, commissioned 29.7.44, MSF-304],
Spectacle [AM-305, commissioned 11.8.44], Specter [AM-306, ex Spetcor, commissioned 11.1.46, MSF-306,
1973 mexican DM 04 = General Manuel E. Rincon], Staunch [AM-307, commissioned 9.9.44, MSF-307],
Strategy [AM-308, commissioned 22.9.44, MSF-308], Strength [AM-309, commissioned 30.9.44, MSF-309],
Success [AM-310, commissioned 18.10.44, MSF-310], Superior [AM-311, commissioned 1.11.44, MSF-311],
Dipper [ex PCE-917, AM-357, commissioned 26.12.45, MSF-357], Drake [ex PCE-919, AM-359,
commissioned 15.8.45 as district degaussing vessel YDG-11, 1947 ADG-11, 1951 Ampere], Dunlin [AM-361,
commissioned 16.2.45, chinese?], Gadwall [AM-362, commissioned 23.6.45, MSF-362], Gavia [AM-363,
commissioned 23.7.45, 1946 chinese Yung Chun, 1949 taiwanese], Greylag [AM-364, commissioned 12.8.46,
MSF-364], Harlequin [AM-365, commissioned 27.5.46, MSF-365], Harrier [AM-366, commissioned 28.5.46,
MSF-366]) US minesweepers
Admiral-class (series 1: Collingwood [commissioned 7/1887], series 2: Anson [commissioned 5/1889], Camperdown
[commissioned 7/1889], Howe [commissioned 7/1889], Rodney [commissioned 6/1888], series 3: Benbow
[commissioned 6/1888, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1]) british battleship
Admiral Chichagov-class (Admiral Chichagov, Admiral Spiridov) russian armoured coastal ships 1870
Admiral de Ruyter: dutch tug, launched 1907, 191. german Nordenham, 1916 Nordenham I,
Admiral Gardner: hired gunboat 1808
Admiral General (74) 1763
Admiral Hipper-class (Admiral Hipper [commissioned 29.4.39], Blücher [commissioned 20.9.39]) german cruisers,
ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1922-46
Admirality Drifters: wooden 91 launched 1918-20, CONWAY 1906-21, 100 canadian built CD.1-CD.100, 123 steel launched
1917-20, 48 cancelled
Admirality Yacht: british yacht, launched 5/1814, 1830 renamed Plymouth, 1860s Devonport Yard Craft No. 1, 1970 sold
Admiral Kornilov: russian cruiser 1888, 1908 T-training ship
Admiral Kuznetsov-class (Admiral Kuznetsov [laid down as Riga, 1982 renamed Leonid Brezhnev, 1988 Tbilisi, trials 10/1989,
1990 renamed Admiral Kuznetsov, 1994 still incomplete], Varyag [incomplete, for sale 1992]) russian
aircraft carrier, project 1143.5, CONWAY 1947-95
Admiral Lazarev-class (Admiral Lazarev, Admiral Greig) russian coastal battleships 1870, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Admiral Mitchell,12. (hired cutter, armed with twelve 12-pdr) 1801
Admiral Nakhimov: russian armoured cruiser, commissioned 3.12.1887, 1909 T-training ship Dvina, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD.
2
Admiral Parsley,16. (hired armed brig) 1801
Admiral Piet Hein (56) 1774
Admiral Rainier: merchant, launched 1799, 26x18pdr, 26x24pdr carronades, purchsaed in 1804 by RN, renamed Hindostan,
1811 storeship (20), 1819 renamed Dolphin, 1830 convict hulk, renamed Justitia, 1855 sold
Admiral Rainier,16. (captured on 23 8/1800) twenty-two merchantmen were destroyed and five armed vessels taken in the
attack. one of the prizes, a brig pierced for 16 guns and just launched was manned, armed and equipped and
named Admiral Rainier
Admiral R. E. Coontz AP-122, renamed General Alexander M. Patch, reaquired from USArmy 3/50
Admiral Sir John Lawford: 1930
Admiral Spaun-class (Admiral Spaun [commissioned 15.11.1910, CONWAY 1906-21], Helgoland [commissioned 29.8.1914,
italian 1920, commissioned as Brindisi in 1923], Saida [commissioned 1.8.1914, italian 1920,
13
commissioned as Venezia in 1921], Novara [commissioned 10.1.1915, 1920 french Thionville]) austrohungarian scout cruisers (Saida, Helgoland, Novara modified Admiral Spaun-class)
Admiralteec F. M. Apraksin: russian tug 1891
Admiral Tjerk Hiddes de Vries: dutch (64) launched 1783, 26x24pdr, 24x18pdr, 8x9pdr, captured 1797 by RN HMS Admiral de
Vries, 1798 troopship, 28/24x18pdr, 8+8x9pdr, hulk 1806
Admiral Ushakov-class (Admiral Ushakov 1895, Admiral Seniavin [commissioned 1896, 1905 japanese Mishima],
Generaladmiral Graf Apraksin [commissioned 1899, 1905 japanese Okinoshima]) russian coast defense ship,
ZEICHNUNG IN SEEMACHT II, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Admiral van Wassenaer: dutch (45) screw frigate, launched 1856
Admiral Vries (68) 1782
Admiral Witshed. (hired vessel) 1807
Adn
Adolf: launched 1910, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 260
Adolf: german tug, launched 1922, 1939 net tender, 1942 NT 16
Adolf Frederik: swedish 1767
Adolf Hertog van Nassau: dutch screw frigate, launched 1861
Adolf Leonhardt: german freighter 1951, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Adolf Lüderitz-class (Adolf Lüderitz [commissioned 11.6.1940, 1946 soviet Pajsherd], Carl Peters [commissioned 6.1.1940])
german motor torpedo boat tenders, CONWAY 1922-46
Adolph: german tug, launched 1912, 1915 guard boat A
Adolph A. H. Fokkes: pilot craft 1957, IM KOPIENORDNER, sister to Julius D. A. Marxen
Adolphe, captured in 12/1807. entirely new, 10x18-pound carronades, 4x4-pounders, 2x2-pounders, 2xswivels
Adolph Kirsten: german transport, commissioned 7.12.1927, 1939 V 105, 1940 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 35,
1941 Sperrbrecher 135, IM KOPIENORDNER
Adolph Woermann: steamer 1922, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Adonis-class (Adonis [launched 1806], Sylvia [launched 1806, commissioned 1807, sold 1816], Vesta [launched 1806,
commissioned 1807, sold 1816], Zenobia, ...) british cutters, 10x18pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Adonis-class (Adonis, Amphion) french sloops 1864
Adonis-class (Adonis, Kiniris) cypriot patrol craft, yugoslav-built, delivered 1991
Adour, L´: french oiler 1939
Adp
Adq
Adrian,8. (hired cutter) around 1807
Adriatic: launched 7.4.1856, paddle passenger liner, IM KOPIENORDNER
Adroit: 1930 tug
Adrone Camiel: ferry 1936
Adroniki: greek motor sailing merchant, launched 1934, 193. steamer Salamis, 1941 german 11V3, 1943 netlayer Netzleger XII
Ads
Adt
Adua-class (group 1: Adua [commissioned 14.11.36], Axum [commissioned 2.12.36], Aradam [commissioned 16.1.37], Alagi
[commissioned 6.3.37],
group 2: Macallé/Macallè [commissioned 1.3.37], Gondar (II) [commissioned 14.11.36], Neghelli (II)
[commissioned 22.2.38], Ascianghi [commissioned 14.3.38 as brazilian Tamoio], Sciré/Scirè [commissioned
25.4.38], Durbo [commissioned 1.7.38], Tembien [commissioned 1.7.38], Lafolé/Lafolè [commissioned 13.8.38],
Beilul [commissioned 14.9.38],
group 3: Dagabur [commissioned 9.4.37], Dessié [commissioned 14.4.37], Uarscieck [commissioned 4.12.37],
Uebi Scebeli [commissioned 21.12.1937]. Gondar (I) [1937 brazilian, commissioned 14.3.38 as Timbira,
CONWAY 1922-46], Neghelli (I) [1937 brazilian, 14.3.38 commissioned as Tupi]) italian submarines,
ZEICHNUNGEN IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, 2x CONWAY 1922-46
Advantage: ex ATR-4, US tug, 1943
Adventure: very good, british, (38) launched 1646
Adventure: british 42 guns 1692 18*9, 24*6
Adventure: british 40/44 guns 1709
Adventure-class (Adventure [launched 7/1784, 1799 troopship, 1801 hulk, BU 1816], Chichester [launched 3/1785, 1787
troopship, 1801 hulk], Expedition [launched 10/1784, 1798 troopship, 1810 hulk], Gorgon [launched 1/1785,
1787-89 troopship, 1793 storeship, 1805 floating battery, 1817 BU], Woolwich [launched 12/178_, 179_
troopship, 1798 storeship, ...], ...) 20*18pdr , 22*12pdr , 2*6pdr, later + 4*12pdr caronades
Adventure-class (Adventure [commissioned 10/1905, ex Eddystone], Attentive [commissioned 10/1905]) british scout cruisers,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Adventure: british minelayer, commissioned 5.5.1927, WEYER 43/44, repairship 1944, IM KOPIENORDNER
Adventureres: 1913, Eagle, Beryl, Scotia, Anglia
14
Adversus: 1931
Advice: british 50 guns 1698
Advice: british 50 guns 1712
Advice: ex french?, 10x3pdr, 10 swivels, purchased 1779, 1793 sold
Adw
Adx
Ady
Adzigiolskij: russian light ship 1857, 187. Adzigiolskij No. 1, 1879 Kercenskij
Adzigiolskij: russian light ship, about 1885, IM KOPIENORDNER
Adzuma: japanese armoured cruiser, commissioned 28.7.1900, 1914 training ship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
AE 1: austral. submarine, launched 6/1913, E-class, E 1 group (= Mk. I), CONWAY 1906-21
AE 2: austral. submarine, launched 5/1913, E-class, E 1 group (= Mk. I), CONWAY 1906-21
Aea
Aeb
Aec
Aed
Aee
Aef
Aeger: norwegian gunboat, launched 7/1893
Ægir-class (B-class) (Ægir [launched 12/14], Ran [launched 5/15], Triton [launched 7/15], Neptun [launched 12/15], Galathea
[launched 4/16]) danish submarines
Aegir: icelandic fishery protection vessel, armed trawler, launched 1929
Aegir: icelandic fishery protection vessel, built 1968
Aeh
Aei
Aej
Aekay completed as USN Neches AO-47, T2-A Mattaponi class
Ael
Aem
Aenne Rickmers: german merchant, launched 1911, seized by RN 8/1914, seaplane tender, officially commissioned into RN
8/1915 and renamed Anne, 1917 stores carrier, 1918 fleet collier, 1922 sold to mercantile service
Aeolus es gab vor 1800 einen Transporter „Aeolus“
Aeolus,32. (1758 launched. BU 1801) one of the first batch of "proper" frigates in the RN. constructed to carry her guns on a
single deck. 1758
Aeolus,32. (1801 launched. BU 1817) 1801
Aep
Aeq
Aer
Aes
Aetna-class = Repeat Infernal-class (Aetna [launched 6/1776, BU 1784, IM KOPIENORDNER], Vesuvius [launched 7/1776,
sold 1812], Terror [launched 6/1779, sold 1812], Thunder [launched 5/1779, foundered 1781]), british bomb, 1x13in
mortar, 1x10in mortar, 8x6pdr, 14 swivels, as sloops 14x6pdr, 14 swivels
Aetna,8. bomb (purchased in 1803. sold 1816) first commissioned in 12/1803
Aetna: US ketch-rigged bomb vessel, launched 1806, (10 guns, 1x13in 2x8in howitzers) first purpose-built USN bomb
Aetna: british battleship 1856
Aetos-class (Aetos [ex argentine San Luis, commissioned 19.9.1912, 1917-18 french], Ierax [ex arg. Santa Fé, commissioned
19.9.1912, 1917-18 french], Léon [ex arg. Tucuman, commissioned 19.9.1912, 1917-18 french], Panthir [ex arg.
Santiago, commissioned 19.9.1912]) greek destroyers, rebuilt 1924-25, CONWAY 1906-21
Aeu
Aev
Aew
Aex
Aey
Aez
Afa
Afb
Afc
af Chapman swedish frigate 1803 (40)
af Chapman: transport 1888
Afd
AFD.1 1902 floating dock
15
AFD.8 1917 floating dock ex No VIII
AFD.9 (I) 1928 floating dock
AFD.11 (I) 1924 floating dock
AFD.13 1941 floating dock ex ponton
AFD.23/F 1944 floating dock
Afe
Affiance: schooner, commissioned 1806 by RN
Affondatore: italian battleship, handed over incomplete 6.6.1866, lost 6.8.66, raised, 1867-70 rebuilt, 1883-85 rebuilt, 1888-89
rebuilt, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Afg
Afh
16
Afi
Afj
Afk
Afl
Afm
Afn
Afo
Afp
Afq
Africa: british, 64 guns, launched 8/1761, 1777 sold
Africa: spanish screw sloop, launched 1862
Africaine, L´: french frigate, launched 1798, taken by RN 1801, 1809 retaken by french, immediately recaptured by RN, BU
1816, 28x18pdr, 2x9pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Africaine: british sailing frigate, launched 1828 (44)
African Queen: ealry 20th century river steamer built for the movie African Queen of 1951, IM KOPIENORDNER
Afrika (34) 1800 russian.
Afrique: british schooner, built 1757
Afs
Aft
Afu
Afv
Afw
Afx
Afy
Afz
AG-class (AG 11 [commissioned 1916], AG 12 [commissioned 1916], AG 13 [commissioned 1916, lost, recommissioned as AG
16 in 1917], AG 14 [commissioned 1916], AG 15 [commissioned 1916, lost, recommissioned], AG 21 [commissioned
1918, scuttled, raised, recommissioned 11/30 as 16, then Metallist, 9/34 A 5, IM KOPIENORDNER], AG 22
[commissioned 1919], AG 23 [commissioned 9/1920, 2/23 Nezamozhny, 7/23 Shakhter], AG 24 [commissioned
7/1921 as Lunacharski, renamed Kommunist 2/23], AG 25 [commissioned 5/1922, 2/23 Marksist], AG 26
[commissioned as Politrabotnik in 7/23, ex Kamenec]) russian submarines, see also US/british/italian H-class,
numbered 12 - 15 in 1929 and A 1, A 2, A 3, A 4 in 9/1934, IM KOPIENORDNER
AG 5: turkish netlayer, launched 1960, IM KOPIENORDNER
Agamemnon (74) french, 1812 razee en 1823: Amphitrite
Agamemnon,64. launched 4/1781. commissioned 1782, wrecked 1809, british
Agamemnon: british screw battleship, launched 1852
Agamemnon-class (Agamemnon [commissioned 29.3.1883], Ajax [commissioned 30.3.1883]) british battleship, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 1
Agamemnon: british merchant 1929, 1940 auxiliary minelayer, 1944 amenities ship
Agano-class (Agano [commissioned 31.10.1942], Noshiro [commissioned 30.6.1943], Yahagi [commissioned 29.12.1943],
Sakawa [commissioned 30.11.1944]) japanese light cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY
1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Agawam, T1-MT-M1 Patapsco class AOG-6 USN
Agb
Agc
Agdlek-class (Agdlek [launched 1974], Agpa [launched 1974], Tulugaq [launched 1978]) danish fishery protection vessels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Age
Agf
Aggressor,14. gunbrig. (launched 1801. sold 1815) commissioned 1801
Agh
Agile-class (Agile [launched 1798, commissioned 1799], Bliche, Decouverte [launched 1799, captured 11/03 or 12/1803 by RN,
sold 1808]) 8x12pdr carronades, built around 1799, french schooners, IM KOPIENORDNER
Agile-class (Agile 1889, Audacieux 1890, Eclaire 1892, Kabyle 1892, Orage 1892, Sarrazin 1894, Tourbillon 1894) french
torpedo boats
Agile-class (...[spanish Guadelete, IM KOPIENORDNER (1986)], ...) US minesweepers
Agile-class (AM-503 [1955 belgian Artevelde], AM-504 [1956 belgian Jan Breydel], AM-515 [1956 belgian Georges Truffaut],
AM-516 [1957 belgian Francois Bovesse], MSO-498 [launched 13.8.54, 27.9.55 commissioned as norwegian
Lagen, 1966 belgian A. F. Dufour], MSO-499 [launched 15.10.54, 1.11.1955 commissioned as norwegian Nansen,
1966 belgian De Brouwer], MSO-522 [1960 belgian Van Haverbeke], Alencon [french, transferred 1953], Autun
[french, transferred 1953], Berlaimont [french, transferred 1953], Berneval [french, transferred 1953], Bir Hacheim
[french, transferred 1953, 1970 US, later uruguayan], Cantho [french, transferred 1953, 1975 mine hunter],
Dompaire [french, transferred 1953, 1975 mine hunter], Garigliano [french, transferred 1953, 1975 mine hunter],
17
Mytho [french, transferred 1953, 1965 tender, 1975 mine hunter], Origny [french, transferred 1954-57, 1962 ocean
research ship], Vinh Long [french, transferred 1953, 1975 mine hunter], Baccarat [french, transferred 1953], Narvik
[french, transferred 1953], Colmar [french, transferred 1953], Ouistreham [french, transferred 1953], MSO-...,
Onversaagd [dutch, transferred 1954/55, 1966 escort], Onbevreesde [dutch, transferred 1954/55, 1966 escort, 1968
command and support ship], Onvervaard [dutch, transferred 1954/55, 1966 escort, 1968 command and support
ship], Onverschrokken [dutch, transferred 1954/55, 1966 escort, 1972 torpedo trials ship Mercuur], Onvermoeid
[dutch, transferred 1954/55, 1966 escort, returned to USA 1972], Onverdrotten [dutch, transferred 1954/55, 1966
escort, 1968 command and support ship], Energy MSO-436 [1972 filipino Davao del Norte], Firm MSO-444 [1972
filipino Davao del Sur], Corvo [portuguese, launched 28.7.54], Graciosa [portuguese, launched 19.11.53], Pico
[portuguese, launched 18.6.54], Sao Jorge [portuguese, launched 30.4.54], Implicit [MSO-455, 199. taiwanese ?],
Conquest [MSO-488, 199. taiwanese ?], Excel [MSO-..., 199. taiwanese ?], Pledge [MSO-492, 199. taiwanese ?])
US minesweepers, aka Aggressive-class
Agincourt, 64. (1796 Blackwall. laid down as an east indiaman and purchased by the Admiralty on the stocks. sold 1814) 1796,
trooper 1814
Agincourt: british 74 guns, launched 1817
Agincourt: built as brazilian Rio de Janeiro, later as turkish Sultan Osman I., british battleship, commissioned 20.8.1914,
ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Agissante: french net tender, commissioned 13.1.1941, 1943 german NT 43 = Wal, 1947 french, 1963 Q 333
Agj
Agk
Agl
Agm
Agne-class (Agne No. 75 = VB 13 [launched 1892], Agda No. 77 = VB 14 [launched 1891]) swedish torpedo boats
Agordat-class (Agordat [commissioned 26.8.1900], Coatit [commissioned 1.10.1900]) italian protected cruiser, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 3
Agosta-class (Agosta [commissioned 28.7.1977], Beveziers [commissioned 29.7.1977], La Praya [commissioned 9.3.1978],
Ouessant [commissioned 27.7.1978], Astrant [south-african, commissioned as pakistani Hashmat on 7.2.1979],
Adventurous [south-african, commissioned as pakistani Hurmat on 6.2.1980], Galerna [spanish, commissioned
22.1.1983], Mistral [spanish, commissioned 5.6.1985], Siroco [spanish, commissioned 5.12.1983], Tramontana
[spanish, commissioned 27.1.1986]) french attack submarines, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Agosta-90B (... [pakistani, due in service 200.], ... [pakistani, due in service 200.], ... [pakistani, due in service 200.]) frenchdesigned submarines
Agp
Agq
AGR - radar picket ships: US, converted from Liberty-type cargo vessels between 1957 and 1959
Agricola: french (54) 1794 razee, former (74) Borée/Ça Ira
Ags
Agt
Aguila-class (Uxmal [commissioned 11/1991, renamed Sebastian José Holzinger], Mitla [commissioned 1992, renamed Capitan
de Navio Blas Godinez Brito], Peten [commissioned 1993, renamed Brigadier José Maria de la Vega Gonzalez],
Anahuac [commissioned 1993, renamed General Filipe B. Berriozabal]) mexican patrol corvettes, CONWAY
1947-95
Agv
Agw
Agx
Agy
Agz
Aha
Ahb
Ahc
Ahd
Ahf
Ahg
Ahh
Ahi
Ahj
Ahk
Ahl
Ahm
Ahn
Aho
Ahp
Ahq
18
Ahr
Ahs
Aht
Ahu
Ahven-class (Ahven, Kiiski, Kuore, Lahna, Muikko, Sarki) finnish minesweepers, launched 1936-37
Ahw
Ahx
Ahy
Ahz
Aia
Aib
Aic
Aid-class (Aid [launched 4/1809, 1817 survey ship (4x12pdr carronades, 2x6pdr carronades), 1821 renamed Adventure, 1839
transport, 1853 sold], Assistance [launched 3/1809], Chatham [launched 6/1811, 1825 breakwater], Portsmouth
[launched 8/1811, 1828 hulk], Diligence [launched.../1814, 1862 hulk], Industry [launched 10/1814, 1835 hulk], ...)
british transports/yard craft, unarmed
Aie
Aif
Aigle, L´: french, 1690, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.108
Aigle, L´: french frigate, launched 1779, taken by RN 1782, renamed Aigle, 26x12pdr, 10x6pdr, 1793 28x18pdr, 10x9pdr, 1798
wrecked
Aigle french (74) 1800 wrecked 1805
Aigle,36. (launched 1801. hulk 1853) 1802 first commissioned, 1816 in ordinary
Aigli-class (Aigli, Alkyoni, Arethousa, Doris, Dafni, Thetis) greek torpedo-boats 1913, 1916-18 french, 1926 refitted
Aigrette-class (Aigrette [(Q 38) launched 1/1904, 5-6/1908], Cigogne [(Q 39) launched 11/04, commissioned 7/1906]) french
submarines
Aih
Aii
Aij
Aiken: ex pilot boat Eclipse, US revenue schooner, (2), purchased 1855, 1860 taken by CSA
Ailette-class (Ailette 1918, Escaut 1918) french sloops, CONWAY 1906-21
Aimable, L´: french, 1725, heck in HOWARD S.196
Aimable, L´: french 8pdr-frigate, launched 1776, captured by RN 1782, renamed Aimable, 26x12pdr, 6x6pdr, 1814 BU
Aimwell ex BAT.7 tug, 1942
Ain
Aio
Aip
Aiq
Air Bird 1945
Air Chief 1944
Air Clan 1944
Air Cloud 1944
Air Faith 1944
Air France I: french aviso, in WWI armed with 1x7,5, 1x2,5, 1x2,0, 2 mortars, 1 grenade launcher
Air France III: french aviso, in WWI armed with 1x7,5, 1x2,5, 1x2,0, 2 mortars, 1 grenade launcher
Air France IV: french aviso, in WWI armed with 1x7,5, 1x2,5, 1x2,0, 2 mortars, 1 grenade launcher
Air Hope 1945
Air Host 1944
Air Master 1944
Air Mercy 1945
Air Mist 1944
Air Rest 1944
Air Sailor 1944
Air Save 1944
Air Sense 1945
Air Speed 1945
Air Spray 1945
Airsprite 1943, petrol tanker
Air Trail 1945
Air View 1944
Air Watch 1944
Air Wave 1944
Aisha: 1934
19
„Aist“-class (MDK-18, MDK-80, MDK-82, MDK-89, MDK-100, MDK-102, MDK-110, MDK-111, MDK-122, MDK-125,
MDK-126, MDK-127, MDK-136, MDK-138, MDK-141, MDK-172, MDK-173, MDK-516, MDK-518) soviet air
cushion landing craft, project 1232.1 Dzheyran, built 1 in 1970, 1 in 1973, 1 1974, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79 then 3 per year,
CONWAY 1947-95
Ait
Aiu
Aiv
Aiw
Aix
Aiyar Maung-class (Aiyar Maung, Aiyar Min Thar, Aiyar Mai, Aiyar Min Tha Mee) burmese landing craft, launched 3/1969
Aiz
Ajaccio: french paddle sloop (2-6) acquired 1850
Ajax: british frigate, launched 1765, commissioned 1770, rebuilt 1801, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ajax: french (64??) acquired 1778 ehemaliger east indiaman Marêchal de Broglie (1774)
Ajax: french (74) 1806
Ajax: british (74) launched 5/1809, converted to steam block ship 1847, BU 1864, Surveyors-class/Armada-class, IM
KOPIENORDNER (as screw ship) 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 4x12pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x12pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Ajax: transport 1865
Ajax-class (Ajax [commissioned 1865, renamed Olustee], Hercules [commissioned 1865, renamed Vicksburg]) CSA iron gun
boats built in UK
Ajax: launched 1894, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 4 (II) in WWI
Ajb
Ajc
Ajd
Aje
Ajf
Ajg
Ajh
Ajiro: japanese minelayer, commissioned 31.7.44
Ajj
Ajk
Ajl
Ajm
Ajn
Ajonc-class (Ajonc, Aster, Chardon, Genet, Jasmin, Lilas, Lupin, Mugnet, Myosotis, Nenuphar) french minesweeping trawlers,
4 completed before 11/18
Ajonpää-class (Ajonpää, Kallanpää) finnish minesweepers, launched 1941-42, danish built, acquired 1942
Ajp
Ajq
Ajr
Ajs
Ajt
Aju
Ajv
Ajw
Ajx
Ajy
Ajz
Akademik Krylov-class () soviet, project 852 or project 856
Akademik Nikolai Plyugin: soviet space events ship, project 1930
Akademik Sergei Korolev: soviet space events ship, project 1908
Akagi: japanese aircraft carrier, commissioned 25.3.1927, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY
1922-46
Akagi-class (PS 101, PS 102, PS 103, PS 104, PS 105, PS 106, PS 107) japanese small patrol vessels, completed 1980-84
Akashi: japanese repair ship 1939, IM KOPIENORDNER
Akatsuki-class (Akatsuki, Kasumi) japanese destroyer, commissioned about 1901/02, IM KOPIENORDNER
Akatsuki-class (Special Type): (Akatsuki [commissioned 30.11.1932], Hibiki [commissioned 31.3.1933, 1947 soviet Vernyy],
Ikazuchi [commissioned 15.8.1932], Inazuma [commissioned 15.11.1932]) japanese destroyer, ZEICHNUNG
IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, IM KOPIENORDNER
Akatsuki Maru: japanese transport, launched 1938
Akb
Akc
Akd
20
Akebobo Maru: japanese transport, launched 1939
Akebono: japanese B-type escort, commissioned 20.3.1956
Akers: mercantile, purchased 3/1794 as fire vessel, 1801 sold
Akf
Akg
Akhaziya-class () soviet oceanographic ships, project 976
Akhilles (Achilles): russian brig, launched 31.8.1819, 14x18pdr carronades
Akhisar-class (Akhisar 1904, Alpagut 1904, Drac 1907, Musul 1907, Angora 1907, Antalya [commissioned 1907, scuttled,
raised, 1912 greek Nikopolis], Kütahya 1907, Tokat [commissioned 1907, salvaged, 1912 greek Tatoi], Urfa
1907) turkish torpedo-boats
Aki Maru: japanese transport 1941, sister to Miike Maru, IM KOPIENORDNER
Akitsuki-class (Akizuki [commissioned 11.7.1942], Terutsuki [commissioned 31.8.1942], Suzutsuki [commissioned
29.12.1942], Hatsutsuki [commissioned 29.12.1942], Niitsuki [commissioned 31.3.1943], Wakatsuki
[commissioned 31.5.1943], Shimotsuki [commissioned 31.3.1944], Fuyutsuki [commissioned 25.5.1944],
Hanatsuki [commissioned 26.12.1944, 1947 US DD-934], Yoitsuki [commissioned 31.1.1945, 1947 chinese
Fen Yang, 1949 taiwanese], Harutsuki/Harutzuki [commissioned 29.12.1944, 1947 soviet
Pospschny/Pospeshnyy, later Oskol, later Vnezapnyy, 1965 target vessel TSL-64], Natsutsuki [commissioned
8.8.1945, 1947 british]) japanese destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Akitsu Maru-class (Akitsu Maru 1942, Nigitsu Maru 1943) japanese army aircraft transport with flight deck, built as passenger
liners, IM KOPIENORDNER
Akizuki-class (Akizuki DD-161 [commissioned 13.2.1960, built with US funds, thus also designated DD-960], Teruzuki DD162 [commissioned 29.2.1960, built with US funds, thus also designated DD-961, 1987 training ship ASU 7012,
1991 submarine depot/target ship TU 3504]) japanese destroyers
Akitsushima: japanese protected cruiser, commissioned 2/1894, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Akitsushima: japanese flying boat tender, commissioned 4/1942
Akj
Akk
Akl
Akm
Akn
Akola: zanzibari steamer, launched 1875
Akp
Akq
Akr
Akshay-class (Akshay [1973 bagladeshi Padma], Ajay [1974 bangladeshi Surma]) indian large patrol craft
Akt
Akula: russian submarine, launched 9/1909, lost 11/10, recommissioned 11/1911, IM KOPIENORDNER
„Akula“-class (K-157 [commissioned 1994, named Tigr], K-263 [commissioned 1985], K-267 [commissioned 1995 or later,
named Drakon], K-284 commissioned 30.12.1984], K-317 [commissioned 1990, named Pantera], K-322
[commissioned 1986], K-328 [commissioned 28.2.1993, named Leopard], K-331 [commissioned 1988], K-391
[commissioned 1987], K-419 [commissioned 1989], K-461 [commissioned 1991, named Volk], K-480
[commissioned 1984, named Bars], Rys [commissioned 1994], Vepr [commissioned late 1990s], ..., ...) soviet
attack submarines, project 971 Bars, CONWAY 1947-95
Akuvla-class/Boiki-class (Akuvla [commissioned ..., 1902 renamed Boiki/Boikiy], Bychok [commissioned 1902, 1902 renamed
Buini], Makrel [commissioned 1902, 1902 renamed Burni], Nalim [commissioned 1902, 1902 renamed Bravi,
1917 Anisimov], Okun [commissioned 1902, 1902 Blestyashtchi], Plotva [commissioned 1902, 1902 Buistri],
Bodri [commissioned 1903, built until 1902 as Peskar], Byedvoi/Biedevoi [commissioned 1903, built until
1902 as Keta, 1905 japanese Satsuki], Bezuprechni [commissioned 1903, built until 1902 as Paltus], Vidni
[commissioned 1905, built until 1902 as Sig], Zavidni/Zavidnyj [commissioned 1903, built until 1902 as Karp,
1917 Marti, 1918 briefly german R 13], Zaveytni [commissioned 1903, until 1902 Beluga], Zadorni
[commissioned 1905, renamed Leitenant Pushkin], Zorkij [commissioned 8/1905, 5/18 german R 10, 1919
russian], Zvonkij [commissioned 8/1905, 5/18 german R 11, 1918 greek, 1919 russian], Zhivoi/Zivoj
[commissioned 1905, 10/18 german R 12 (II), 1919 russian], Zhivuchi 1906, Zutkij/Zhutkij [commissioned
1905, 5/18 german R 12 (I), 11/18 russian], Zharki 1906, Gromki 1906, Grozni [commissioned 1904, 1917
Balyank], Gromyaschi 1905]) russian destroyers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Akv
Akw
Akx
Aky
Akz
Alaart: danish brig sloop, 2x6pdr, 16x24pdr carronades, taken 1807 by RN, renamed Cassandra later Alert, 1809 retaken by
danish
Alabama: US (74), actually 84 guns, launched 1818
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Alacantra: british armed merchant cruiser, 8x6in, 2x6pdr, sunk 2/16
Alachasse 1931
Alacrity,10. (1818 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1835) 1820
Alaisia: 1929 tug
Alakush-class (Alakush, Towwora, LT1, LT2, LT3, LT4, LT5, LT6, LT7, LT8, LT9) commissioned 1949, arentine motor
torpedo boat, 78ft Higgins type
Alarm,32. (1758 Harwich. BU 1812) one of four 5th rate frigates ordered on 19 9/1757. the others were Niger (name ship), Stag
and Aeolus. in 1761 she was the first ship in the RN to have her bottom coppered against worm.
Alarm: 1763 4-gun cutter, 81 bm and 53'x19'6". built in 2/1763 and sold 23.10.1780.
Alarm: 1770, galley purchased in north america during 6/1777. lost 8/1778.
Alarm: 1799 24-gun 6th Rate of 122'x34'. one of the 17 dutch ships seized on 28 8/1799. renamed Helder the following year and
sold in 6/1807.
Alarm: revenue cutter stationed at Exeter in 1784
Alarm: lugger recorded in 1803
Alarm: 8x12pdr, hired lugger, 1810 RN, 1811 to customs, IM KOPIENORDNER
Alarm - the Navy List for 1820 shows an Alarm,28, building at Deptford and the list for 1839 an Alarm,28, building at
Pembroke. both appear to have been cancelled. a 6th Rate was ordered in 1832 and cancelled the same year.
Alarm: US T-ramm, commissioned 1874
Alarm-class (Alarm [commissioned 3/1894], Antelope [commissioned 5/1894, 1915 submarine depot ship], Circe
[commissioned 5/1893, 1908/09 converted to minesweeper], Hebe [commissioned 9.10.1894, 1908/09 converted
to minesweeper, later submarine depot ship], Jaseur [commissioned 7/1893], Jason [commissioned 6/1893,
1908/09 converted to minesweeper], Leda [commissioned 11/1893], Niger [commissioned 25.4.1893, 1908/09
converted to minesweeper], Onyx [commissioned 1/1894, 1919 Vulcan II], Renard [commissioned 1/1894],
Speedy [commissioned 20.2.1894, 1908/09 converted to minesweeper]) british T-gunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1
Alarme (24) 1773
Alaska-class (Alaska [commissioned 8.12.1869], Algoma [commissioned 1.12.1869 as 1869 Benicia], Omaha [commissioned
12.9.1872, ex Astoria], Kenosha [commissioned 20.1.1869, 1869 Plymouth]) US screw sloops
Alaska-class (Alaska CB-1 [commissioned 17.6.44], Guam CB-2 [commissioned 17.9.1944) US battlecruiser, CONWAY 192246, BB-BUCH, KREUZER DER USN
Alaunia: british, launched 1925 merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, repairship 1944
Al Bachir: moroccan large patrol craft, commissioned 4/1967
Albacore-class (Albacore, Banterer, Blazer, Bouncer, Bustard, Charger, Cockchafer, Delight, Dove, Earnest, Firm, Flamer,
Forester, Forward, Grappler, Grasshopper, Hardy, Haughty, Havock, Highlander, Hyaena, Insolent, Lively,
Louisa, Nightingale, Oppossum, Sandfly, Thrasher, Plover, ...) british gunboats
Albacore-class (Albacore, Mistletoe, Watchful) british gunboats, launched 1883
Albacore-class (Albacore [launched 9/1906, completed 1907, bought by RN 1909], Bonetta [launched 1/07, completed 1907,
bought by RN 1909]) british destroyer, 1913 B-class, [Palmer modified 30-knotters]
Albacore SS-569: USN experimental submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
Alban,10. cutter. (1806 launched. lost 1812) 1807
Alban: (14) US privateer schooner William Bayard taken on 3/12/1813 by RN. BU 1822
Albanais french (74) 1808, dutch 1814
Albanaise,14. ketch. (captured from the french on the 3 6/1800. restored to french same year)
Albâtre-class (Albâtre, Basalte [completed?], Gypse [completed?], Meulière, Pyrite, Quartz, Silex) french minesweepers 1919
Albatros: french paddle frigate (14) launched 1844
Albatros: launched 1899, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 42
Albatros-class (Albatros [launched 1910], Bakan [launched 1910]) russian minesweepers
Albatros: italian submarine chaser, commissioned 1934, 1938 torpedo boat
Albatros-class (Albatros [commissioned 7.10.1945/1.2.1946?], Chaika [commissioned 1945], Krechet [commissioned postwar])
soviet guard ships, launched since 1943, project 29P
Albatros-class (Lynx [dutch, commissioned 2.10.1956, 1961 italian Aquila], Albatros [launched 18.7.1954, Alcione [launched
19.9.54], Airone [launched 21.11.1954], Bellona [danish Bellona-class/Triton-class, commissioned 31.1.1957],
Diana [danish Bellona-class/Triton-class, commissioned 30.7.1955], Flora [danish Bellona-class/Triton-class,
commissioned 28.8.1956], Triton [danish Bellona-class/Triton-class, commissioned 10.8.1955]) italian
corvettes, schwach in CONWAY 1947-95
Albatros: french patrol vessel, launched 1967, IM KOPIENORDNER
Albatross-class (Albatross [launched 12/1795, commissioned 1796, 1807 sold], Dispatch [launched 12/1795, 1796 russian.], fir
built version: Pelican [launched 6/1795, commissioned 1796, 1806 sold], Raven [launched 1/1796, 1798
wrecked], Star [launched 1795], ...) british brig sloops, 16x32pdr carronades, later + 2x6pdr chase guns
Albatross: schooner (purchased 1826. sold 1833) acted as tender to Leven, a survey vessel
Albatross,16. (1842 launched. BU 1860) 1844
Albatross-class (Albatross 1871, Nautilus 1873) german gunboats, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Albatross: [Thornycroft special 33-knotter] british DD, commissioned 7/1900
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Albatross: commissioned 19.5.1908, german minelayer, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3, CONWAY 1906-21
Albatross: RAN seaplane carrier 1929, 1938 RN, 1943 repair ship, IM KOPIENORDNER
Albatroz-class (Albatroz, Acor, Andorhina, Aguia, Cisne, Condor) portuguese coastal patrol boats, launched 1974-75
Albay: spanish gun boat, launched 1886, 1899 USN
Albemarle: british 1704, 1709 Union
Albemarle: CSA ironclad, IM KOPIENORDNER
Albert: australian steel gunboat, launched 1883, sold 1897
Albert: icelandic fishery protection vessel, built 1956
Alberta: launched 1896, 7/16 russian dispatch vessel Rassvet, 1918 british
Albert Ballin: german transport 1923
Alberton: tug, 1944
Albert Rickmers: mercantile barque, built 1905, later Penang
Albert Victor: merchant1866, IM KOPIENORDNER als Helgoland
Albion: british (28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr) launched 5/1763, 1794 floating battery (60), 1797 wrecked
Albion: british 1778 (74) , bug in HOWARD S.196
Albion: merchant vessel, launched 1800, purchased by RN 10/1803, fitted as bomb 1803, renamed Prospero, 1x13in mortar,
1x10in mortar, 8x24pdr carronades, foundered 1807
Albion,74. (launched 6/1802. BU 1836) 1802. 1828 out of commission
Albion,90. (launched 1842, sold 1884) largest two-decker sailing warship built in UK. fast but had a tendency to roll excessively
in heavy weather, making her an unstable gun platform. in service 1843. converted to steam between 4/1860 and 5/1861
but she was never completed for sea. remained in reserve until broken up in 1884: 62,18x18,29x5,69 esp.: 50x32pdr,
8x20,32, IM KOPIENORDNER
Albion (sister to Bulwark [commissioned 12/2004]) amphibious assault commissioned 2003 geplant
Albuquerque-class (Alfonso de Albuquerque [launched 28.5.34], Bartolomeu Dias [launched 10.10.34, 1967 depot ship Sao
Cristovao]) portuguese sloops, later re-rated as frigates
Al Bushra-class (Al Bushra [commissioned ], Al Mansur [commissioned 26.3.73], Al Nejah [commissioned 13.5.73], Al Wafi
[commissioned 24.3.77], Al Fulk [commissioned 24.3.77], Al Mujahid [commissioned 6.10.77], Al Jabbar
[commissioned 6.10.77]) omani large patrol craft, CONWAY 1947-95
ALC.1: british landing craft (Fleming type) 1939
ALC.2: british landing craft 1939
ALC 3 type: australian army landing craft, equivalent to LCVP, ALLIED LANDING CRAFT
ALC 5 type: australian army landing craft, equivalent to LCVP, ALLIED LANDING CRAFT
ALC 15 type: australian army landing craft, equivalent to LCM, ALLIED LANDING CRAFT
ALC 120 type: australian army landing craft, equivalent to LCT, ALLIED LANDING CRAFT
Alca 1927
Alcantara: british, launched 1926 merchant, 1939AMC, 1943 trooper
Alceste, L´: french frigate, launched 10/1780, (32), taken by RN 1793, given to sardinian, later, 1794 retaken by french, taken
1799 by RN, 1801 floating battery, registered as sloop, 1802 sold
Alceste,38. (french Minerve, one of four frigates taken on 25 9/1806. wrecked 1817)
Alcide: british (28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr) launched 7/1779, 1781 commissioned, 1794 hulk, 1799 repairing, 1803 receiving
ship, BU 1817
Alcide: french (74) 1782
Alcide Pedretti: italian diving tender, 1980s
Alcide, L´: french privateer, launched 1801, 2x12pdr + 20x...pdr carronades, 4x12pdr carronades, 2x12pdr carronades, taken by
RN 1806, renamed Muros, 1808 wrecked
Alcmène, L´: french frigate, launched 1774, 26x9pdr, 6x6pdr, taken by RN 1779, renamed Alcmene, 1784 sold
Alcmene,38 (french Topaze captured on 22.1.1809. first named Jewel and then Alcmene. BU 1816) 1811 fitting. paid off in
11/1815
Alcmène, L´: french frigate, built 1811, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1814,
renamed Immortalite (ex Dunira), 1822 hulk, 1837 sold
Aldebaran-class (Aldebaran [1886 26 T], Antares [1886 27 T], Centauro [1886 29 T], Dragone [1886 30 T], Pegaso [1886 32 T],
Sagittario [1886 33 T], Sirio [1886 34 T], Orione [1886 35 T], Canope [1886 40 T],
2. group: Arturo [1886 38 T], Spica [1886 46 T], Cigno [1886 47 T], 50 T 1886, 51 T 1886,
3. group: Vega [1886 36 T], Rigel [1886 41 T], Castore [1886 44 T, launched 1888], Polluce 45 T], 52 T 1886, 53 T,
4. group: Procione [1886 37 T], Lira [1886 39 T], Idra [1886 48 T], Regolo [1886 49 T], 54 T 1886, 55 T 1886,
5. group: Acquario [1886 42 T], Cassiopeia [1886 43 T]) italian torpedo boats
Aldébaran-class [Flower-type] (Aldébaran [launched 5/16], Algol [launched 6/16], Cassiopée [launched 2/17], Régulus
[launched 3/17], Altair [launched 7/16], Antarés [launched 9/16], Bellatrix [launched 5/16], Rigel
[commissioned 1916]) french escort sloops
Alder Lake: RCN MMS 1945, soviet
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Alderney: british ketch-rigged bomb vessel, launched 3/1735, hulk 1742, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar, 10x4pdr, 14 swivels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Aldgate: 1934, gate vessel
Al Dhaibah: omani landing craft, launched 1975
Ale: swedish lake icebreaker, commissioned 19.12.1973
Alecto: british fireship (12) 1779
Alecto: british iron paddle corvette, launched 1839 (5)
Alecto AGP-14 1945
Aleksander: 1916 russian harbour vessel, 1916 survey vessel Moonzund
Aleksandr Brykin: soviet ballistic missile transport, project 1828 Lira
Aleksander Nawskii: russian (74) 1779
Aleksandra: 1895 russian steamer
Aleksandrovski´s submarine, CONWAY 1906-21, completed 1866
Aleksey Gorisinow: russian steamer, launched 10/1900, 1904 swedish Drott, 1917 Smaland, 1934 finnish Hanø, 1939 estnian
Hanonia, 1939 german prize, 1940 minelayer Schiff 11, 1940 Schiff 111
Aleksiev (74) 1790 russian.
Alert (purchased 1804, ex collier Oxford and armed with fourteen 18-pounder carronades and two long sixes. complement of 86
officers, men and boys. captured 1812)
Alert,4. (hired cutter) 1811
Alert 18 (1813 launched. ‘cruizer’. 1832) 1814
Alert,8. (1835 launched. BU 1851) 1835
Alert: british screw corvette, launched 1856 (17)
Alert-class (Alert [commissioned 1875], Huron [commissioned 15.11.1875], Ranger [commissioned 27.11.1876]) US screw
sloops
Alert-class (Alert [commissioned 9/1895], Torch [commissioned 10/1895]) british sloops, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Alert: US revenue harbor vessel, completed 9.10.1907
Alert: 1918
„Alesha“-class (Pripyut, Sukhona, Vchegda) soviet minelayers, project 317, commissioned 1967-69, CONWAY 1947-95
Alesha Popovich: launched 1913, russian minesweeper in WWI, 1918 finnish
Alexander: (74) british 1773 built or launched in 1778, 1794 french, 1795 taken back by RN, BU 1819
Alexander: (6) schooner. (purchased 1796) 1799 Demarara
Alexander: (hired brig) 1818
Alexander Duthrie: clipper, launched 1864
Alexander Puschkin: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, passenger transport 1966
Alexander Nevski: russian screw frigate, launched 1861, trials 1863 (51)
Alexandra: british battleship, commissioned 31.1.1877 (until 1874 Superb) CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Alexandra: tug, 1885
Alexandra: 1902, tug
Alexandra: german steamer, commissioned 16.5.1909, 1915 submarine-trap Hilfsschiff A, 1917 Alexandra, 1920 british, 1921
Arbroath, 1922 canadian Gaspesia, 1946 North Voyageur, 1949 hondurian
Alexandre: french (90) launched 1857 screw ship
Alexandria,32. (1806 launched. BU 1818) twenty-six 12- pounders, ten 24-pounder carronades and two 6 pdr. 1807
Alex Watts: british, 1913, torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Alfa-class (Alfa [built 1912-13, stricken about 1915-16], Beta [as Alfa]) italian experimental midget submarines
„Alfa“-class (K-123 [delivered 26.12.1977, project 705K], K-316 [commissioned 1972], K-373, K-377, K-432 [project 705K],
K-463, K-493 [project 705K]) soviet submarines, project 705 Lira, project 795ZhMT with different reactor,
CONWAY 1947-95
Alfange-class (Alfange [launched 1964, 1975 angolan], Ariete [launched 1964, 1975 mozambique?], Bacamarte (I) [launched
1964], Cimitarra [launched 1965, 1975 mozambique], Montante [launched 1965], Bombarda [launched 1969],
Alabarda 8launched 1970], Bacamarte (II) [launched 1985]) portuguese landing craft
Al Feyi: united arab emirates landing craft, built 1987
Alfonso XII-class (Alfonso XII [launched 9/1887, commissioned 1891], Reina Cristina [launched 5 /1887, commissioned
4/1890], Reina Mercedes [launched 9/1887, commissioned 9/1893, 1898 US prize, hulk IX 25]) spanish
cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Alfonso dÁlbuquerque: portuguese sloop, launched 9.7.1884
Alfred-class (Alfred [launched 10/1778, BU 1814], ...)28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr, british, IM KOPIENORDNER
Alfredo Cappellini-class (Alfredo Cappellini [ex Temeraia], Risoluta, Faà di Bruno [ex Impavida], Audace) completed 1869-71
Algésiras (80) french 1823
Algésiras: french (90) launched 1855, 1869 transport
Alger-class (Alger 1891, Isly 1893, Jean Bart 1891) french protected cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Algerian 1924
Algérie: french heavy cruiser, commissioned 15.9.1934, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Algérien: french submarine launched 1900
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Algerine,10. schooner.(french Pierre Czar captured in 1808. first renamed Tigress then, in 1810, Algerine. lost 1813) lost in the
West Indies on 20.5.1813.
Algerine,10. (1823 launched. ‘cherokee’. lost 1826) 1824 fitting out
Algerine, brig (1829 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1844) based on a design by Sir H. Peake for Cherokee of 1807, she was one of
nine similar vessels built in the same year. commissioned 6/1829. sold 4/1844.
Algerine-class (Algerine, Jasper, Leven, Slaney, Jaseur, Lee) british gunbaots, launched 1857, some sunk in 1859
Algerine-class (Algerine 1881, Rambler as survey vessel 1884, Ranger) british gunboats, launched 1880, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1
Algerine-class (turbine-engined: Brave [J.305, commissioned 3.8.42, later RNVR drill ship Satellite], Fancy [J.308,
commissioned 1.12.42, 1951 belgian A. F. Dufour], Acute [ex Alert, J.106, commissioned 30.7.42], Alarm
[J.140, commissioned 18.5.42], Albacore [J.101, commissioned 16.6.42], Algerine [J.213, commissioned
24.3.42], Cadmus [J.230, commissioned 9.9.42, 1950 belgian Georges Lecointe], Chamaeleon [J.387,
commissioned 14.9.44], Cheerful [J.388, commissioned 13.10.44], Circe [J.214, commissioned 16.10.42],
Espiegle [J.216, commissioned 1.12.42], Fantome [J.224, commissioned 23.1.43], Hare [J.389, commissioned
10.11.44, 1959 nigerian Nigeria], Jewel [J.390, commissioned 9.12.44], Liberty [J.391, commissioned 18.1.45,
1949 belgian Adrien de Gerlache, logistics vessel], Loyalty [ex Rattler, J.217, commissioned 22.4.43, renamed
6/43], Mutine [J.227, commissioned 26.2.43], Onyx [J.221, commissioned 26.3.43], Pickle [J.293,
commissioned 15.10.43, 1958 ceylonese Parakrama], Pincher [J.294, commissioned 12.11.43], Plucky [J.295,
commissioned 10.12.43], Ready [J.223, commissioned 21.5.43, 1951 belgian Jan E. van Haverbeke], Recruit
[J.298, commissioned 14.1.44], Rifleman [J.299, commissioned 11.2.44], Rinaldo [J.225, commissioned
18.6.43], Rosario [J.219, commissioned 9.7.43, 1953 belgian De Moor], Spanker [J.226, commissioned
20.8.43, 1953 belgian De Brouwer], Squirrel [J.301, commissioned 16.8.44], Vestal [J.215, commissioned
10.9.43],
VTE-engined: Cockatrice [J.229, commissioned 10.4.43], Bramble (II) [J.273, commissioned 28.6.45], Fierce
[J.453, commissioned 28.11.45], Fly [J.306, commissioned 20.10.42, 1949 iranian Palang], Hound [J.307,
commissioned 11.12.42], Hydra [J.275, commissioned 29.9.42], Larne (II) [J.274, commissioned 22.11.43,
1946 italian colonial corvette Ammiraglio Magnaghi, later Eritrea, 1950 ASW corvette Alabarda], Lennox (II)
[J.276, commissioned 18.1.44], Niger (III) [ex Disdain, J.442, commissioned 21.9.45], Orestes [J.277,
commissioned 10.4.43], Pelorus [J.291, commissioned 7.10.43, 1947 south-african Pietermaritzburg, 1962
training ship], Rattlesnake [J.297, commissioned 23.6.43], Rowena [J.384, commissioned 6.9.44], Stormcloud
[J.367, commissioned 28.3.44], Sylvia [J.382, commissioned 17.5.44], Tanganyika [J.383, commissioned
7.7.44], Waterwitch [J.304, commissioned 6.9.43], Wave [J.385, commissioned 14.11.44], Welcome [J.386,
commissioned 20.1.45], Border City/Border Cities [J.344, commissioned 18.5.44, RCN], Fort Francis [J.396,
commissioned 28.10.44, RCN], Kapuskasing [J.326, commissioned 17.8.44, RCN], Lysander [ex HMCS
Hespeler, J.379, commissioned 21.11.44], Mariner [ex HMCS Kincardine, J.380, commissioned 23.5.45, 1958
burmese Yan Myo Aung], Marmion (II) [ex HMCS Orangeville, J.381, commissioned 29.6.45], Middlesex
[J.328, commissioned 8.6.44, RCN], New Liskeard [J.397, commissioned 21.11.44, RCN], Orcadia [J.462,
commissioned 11.8.45], Oshawa [J.330, commissioned 6.7.44, RCN], Ossory [J.463, commissioned 3.8.44],
Pluto [J.446, commissioned 21.10.44], Polaris [J.447, commissioned 13.12.44], Portage [J.331, commissioned
22.10.43, RCN], Pyrrhus [J.448, commissioned 2.11.45], Rockcliff [J.355, commissioned 30.9.44, RCN],
Romola [J.449, commissioned 3.5.1945], Rosamund [J.439, commissioned 10.7.45, 1947 south-african
Bloemfontein], St. Boniface [J.332, commissioned 9.10.43, RCN], Sault Ste Marie [ex The Soo, J.334,
commissioned 24.6.43, RCN], Wallaceburg [J.336, commissioned 18.11.43, RCN, 1959 belgian Georges
Lecointe (II)], Winnipeg [J.337, commissioned 29.7.43, RCN, 1959 belgian A. F. Dufour (II)], Arcturus [ex
USA, J.283, commissioned 23.10.43, 1947 greek Pyropolitis], Coquette [ex HMCS Bowmanville, J.350,
commissioned 13.7.44], Courier [ex HMCS Arnprior, J.349, commissioned 31.9.44], Felicity [ex HMCS
Coppercliff, J.369, commissioned 10.8.44, 1947 chinese merchant], Flying Fish [ex HMCS Tillsonburg, J.370,
commissioned 16.2.44, 1949 ceylonese Vijaya], Golden Fleece [ex HMCS Humberstone, J.376, commissioned
29.9.43], Gozo [ex USA, J.287, commissioned 2.10.43, 1947 greek Polemistis], Jaseur [J.428, commissioned
19.4.1944], Laertes (II) [J.433, commissioned 2.3.45], Lightfoot [ex USA, J.288, commissioned 19.10.43,
1947 greek Navmachos], Lioness [ex HMCS Petrolia, J.377, commissioned 11.12.44], Maenad [J.335,
commissioned 16.11.44], Magicienne [J.436, commissioned 24.6.44], Mameluke [J.437, commissioned
19.7.44], Mandate [J.438, commissioned 22.3.45], Marvel [J.443, commissioned 2.4.45], Mary Rose [ex
HMCS Toronto, J.360, commissioned 24.4.45], Melita [ex USA, J.289, commissioned 20.12.43], Michael
[J.444, commissioned 21.5.45], Minstrel [J.445, commissioned 7.6.45, 1947 thai Phosamton], Moon (II) [ex
HMCS Mimico, J.329, commissioned 6.7.44], Myrmidon [J.454, commissioned 9.7.45], Mystic [J.455,
commissioned 2.8.45], Nerissa [J.456, commissioned 28.8.45], Octavia [ex USA, J.290, commissioned
24.4.44], Persian [ex USA, J.347, commissioned 12.11.43], Postillion [ex USA, J.296, commissioned 25.11.43,
1947 greek Machitis], Prompt [ex HMCS Huntsville, J.378, commissioned 30.3.44], Providence [ex HMCS
Forrest Hill, J.325, commissioned 15.5.44], Seabear [ex HMCS St.Thomas, J.333, commissioned 22.6.44],
Serene [ex HMCS Leaside, J.354, commissioned 14.9.44], Skipjack (II) [ex HMCS Solebay, ex USA, J.300,
commissioned 29.4.44], Thisbe [ex USA, J.302, commissioned 8.6.44], Truelove [ex USA, J.303,
commissioned 3.4.44], Welfare [ex USA, J.356, commissioned 4.4.44], Antares [ex USA, J.282,
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commissioned 23.8.43], Aries [ex USA, J.284, commissioned 17.7.43, 1947 greek Armatolos], Clinton [ex
USA, J.286, commissioned 25.8.43], Friendship [ex USA, J.398, commissioned 15.9.43], Regulus [ex HMCS
Longbranch, J.327, commissioned 20.5.44]) british minesweepers
Algésiras french (74) 1804
Algiers: british (90) launched 1854
Algol: dutch transport, launched 28.6.1940, 1941 seized, 1944 commissioned as german mine barrier breaking vessel
Sperrbrecher 29, 1947 dutch Althena, 1968 zypriotic Alda, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Algol: portuguese coastal patrol boat, launched 1964
Algonquin-class/165ft-class A (Algonquin [WPG-75], Comanche [WPG-76], Mohawk [WPG-78, launched 10/34], Escanaba
[WPG-77], Onondaga [WPG-79, commissioned 9/1934], Tahoma [WPG-80, completed 1934]) USCG cutters,
launched 1932-34
Alhathari-class (Alhathari, Ndovu) zanzibari minesweeping tugs, built 1928
Alice: yacht 1920
Alice Mandall: US whaler 1851, detail in MONDFELD S. 173
Alice Robert: french refridgerator ship, launched 1934, 1939 guard vessel, 1942 german Frida 1, 1943 SG 11, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
Alida: 1915, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Alina: malayan gunboat 1875
Alisdair: 1937
Alj
Al Jala: tunesian patrol craft, commissioned 11/1963
Al Jouf-class (Al Jouf [commissioned 15.6.1989], Turaif [commissioned 15.6.1989], Hail [commissioned 20.8.1989], Najran [commissio
20.8.1989]) saudi large patrol craft, german built
Alk: german 1920, 27,73x6,55x2,85
Alkmaar: dutch, launched 1782, (56) captured on 11.10.1797 by RN, sold 1815
Alkmaar: dutch sloop, launched 1874
Alkor: west german research ship, launched 1989, IM KOPIENORDNER
Allagash, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-97 USN
Allatoona, T2-SE-A1
Alleghany: US screw ship (4), rebuilt 1851/52
Allegiance tug, 1943
Allemaar (56) 1790 british
Allemania: german transport, launched 6/1865, delivered 9/1865, 1880 Oxenholme
Allen M. Sumner-class: (DD-692 Allen M. Sumner [commissioned 26.1.1944], DD-693 Moale [commissioned 28.2.1944], DD694 Ingraham [commissioned 10.3.1944, 1971 greek Miaoulis], DD-695 Cooper [commissioned
27.4.1944], DD-696 English [commissioned 4.5.1944, ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 243 ca 1966, 1970
taiwanese Huei Yang], DD-697 Charles S. Sperry [commissioned 17.5.1944, 1974 chilean Ministro
Zenteno], DD-698 Ault [commissioned 31.5.1944], DD-699 Waldron [commissioned 8.6.1944, 1973
colombian Santander, ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 198], DD-700 Haynsworth [commissioned
23.6.1944, 1970 taiwanese Yuen Yang], DD-701 John W. Weeks [commissioned 21.7.1944], DD-702
Hank [commissioned 28.8.1944, 1972 argentine Segui], DD-703 Wallace L. Lind [commissioned
9.9.1944, 1973 south-korean Dae Gu], DD-704 Borie [commissioned 21.9.1944, 1972 argentine
Hipolto Bouchard], DD-705 Compton [commissioned 4.11.1944, 1972 brazilian Mato Grosso], DD706 Gainard [commissioned 23.11.1944], DD-707 Soley [commissioned 8.12.1944], DD-708 Harlan
R. Dickson/Harlan R. Dickerson? [commissioned 15.2.1945], DD-709 Hugh Purvis [commissioned
1.3.1945, 1972 turkish Zafer], DD-722 Barton [commissioned 30.12.1943], DD-723 Walke
[commissioned 21.1.1944], DD-724 Laffey [commissioned 8.2.1944], DD-725 O´Brien
[commissioned 25.2.1944], DD-726 Meredith [commissioned 14.3.1944], DD-727 De Haven
[commissioned 31.3.1944, 1973 south-korean In Cheon/Inchon], DD-728 Mansfield [commissioned
14.4.1944, 1974 argentine Espora, canibalized], DD-729 Lyman K. Swenson [commissioned
2.5.1944], DD-730 Collett [commissioned 16.5.1944, 1974 argentine Piedrabuena/Piedra Buena], DD731 Maddox [commissioned 2.6.1944, 1972 taiwanese Po Yang], DD-732 Hyman [commissioned
16.6.1944], DD-733 Mannert L. Abele [commissioned 4.7.1944], DD-734 Purdy [commissioned
18.7.1944], DD-741 Drexler [commissioned 14.11.1944], DD-744 Blue [commissioned 22.3.1944],
DD-745 Brush [commissioned 17.4.1944, 1969 taiwanese Hsiang Yang], DD-746 Taussig
[commissioned 20.5.1944, 1974 taiwanese Lo Yang], DD-747 Samuel N. Moore [commissioned
24.6.1944, 1969 taiwanese Heng Yang], DD-748 Harry E. Hubbard [commissioned 22.7.1944], DD752 Alfred A. Cunningham [commissioned 31.8.1944], DD-753 John R. Pierce [commissioned
30.9.1944], DD-754 Frank S. Evans [commissioned 3.2.1945], DD-755 John A. Bole [commissioned
3.3.1945], DD-756 Beatty [commissioned 31.3.1945, 1972 venezuel. Carabobo], DD-757 Putnam
[commissioned 12.10.1944], DD-758 Strong [commissioned 8.3.1945, 1973 brazilian Rio Grande do
Norte], DD-759 Lofberg [commissioned 26.4.1945], DD-760 John W. Thomason [commissioned
11.10.1945, 1974 taiwanese Nan Yang], DD-761 Buck [commissioned 28.6.1946, 1973 brazilian
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Alagaos], DD-762 Henley [commissioned 8.10.1946] , DD-770 Lowry [commissioned 23.7.1944,
1973 brazilian Espirito Santo], DD-774 Hugh W. Hadley [commissioned 25.11.1944], DD-775
Willard Keith [commissioned 27.12.1944, 1972 colombian Caldas], DD-776 James C. Owens
[commissioned 17.2.1945, 1973 brazilian Sergipe], DD-777 Zellars [commissioned 25.10.1944, 1971
iranian Babr], DD-778 Massey [commissioned 24.11.1944], DD-779 Douglas H. Fox [commissioned
26.12.1944, 1974 chilean Ministro Portales], DD-780 Stormes [commissioned 27.1.1945, 1971 iranian
Palang], DD-781 Robert K. Huntington [commissioned 3.3.1945, 1973 venezuelan Falcon], DD-857
Bristol [commissioned 17.3.1945, 1969 taiwanese Hua Yang]) US destroyers, see also Robert H.
Smith-class (minelayer version), ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, ZERSTÖRER DER
USN S. 198, CONWAY 1922-46
FRAM II: DD-692 1961, DD-693 1961, DD-694 1961, DD-697 1960, DD-698 1962, DD-699 1962,
DD-703 1962, DD-704 1962, DD-709 1960, DD-723 1961, DD-724 1962, DD-725 1961,
DD-727 1960, DD-728 1960, DD-729 1961, DD-730 1960, DD-744 1961, DD-746 1962,
DD-752 1961, DD-7541961, DD-755 1962, DD-757 1963, DD-758 1962, DD-759 1962,
DD-760 1960, DD-761 1962, DD-770 1960, DD-776 1962, DD-777 1960, DD-778 1960,
DD-779 1962, DD-780 1961, DD-781 1960
Alliance: US frigate, 28x12pdr, 8x9pdr, launched 28.4.1778, maiden voyage 1/1779
Alliance french (74) ex spanish San Sebastian, exchanged and renamed in 1799
Alliante: dutch frigate, (36), launched 1787, captured 8/1795 by RN, storeship, 14x6pdr, 1802 sold
Alligator: british (28) launched 4/1787, salvage hulk 1810, sold 1814
Alligator: USN submarine, launched 5/1862, refitted, tests 3/1863
„Alligator“-class (type 1 [CONWAY 1947-95]: BDK-10 Voronezhshiy Komsomolets [commissioned 18.6.1966], Krysmkiy
Komsomolets, BDK-13 Tomskiy Komsomolets, Komsomolets Karelii; type 2: BDK-66, Servei Lazo, BDK69; type 3: BDK-77, Ilya Azarov, Donetskiy Shakter, Krasnaya Presnya, 50 Let Shefstva VLKSM
Komsomol, Aleksandr Tortsev, Petr Ilýichev; type 4: Nikolai Vilvov [CONWAY 1947-95], Nikolai
Filćhenkov) soviet large landing ships, project 1171 Nosorog/Nosirog/Tapir or project 1170
Alligator-class (.... [commissioned 1994], ... [builting 1995], ...) s-korean tank landing ships, HDL-400 type
Alma-class (Alma [commissioned 1869], Armide [commissioned 1867], Atalante [commissioned 1869], Jeanne dÀrc
[commissioned 1868], Montcalm [ex Indienne, commissioned 1869], Reine Blanche [commissioned 1869], Thetis
[commissioned 1868]) french armoured cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Alma: german logger, launched 1907, 19.. Stella
Al Madinah-class (Al Madinah [commissioned 4.1.1985], Hofouf [commissioned 31.10.1985], Abha [(C) 4.4.1986], Taif
[commissioned 29.8.1986]) saudi frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Al-Malik Saud Al-Awel: oiler 1954
Almansa: spanish screw frigate launched 6/1864
Almanzora: british armed merchant cruiser WWI
Almarfaa: 1995
Almaz-class (Almaz [commissioned 11/1862], Izumrud 1863, Jemtchug [commissioned 11/1862], Yakhont 1863) russian sloops
Almaz: completed 12/1903, russian yacht, seaplane carrier 1915 7x12, 7x7,62, 3-4 aircraft
Almendral: iron barque, launched 6/1870
Almeria: 1919
Almeria: swedish transport, commissioned 8.7.1943, conversion to german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 187 not
completed, 1949 belgian Escaut, 1958 swedish Alegrita, 1958 herman Aleppo, 1964 greek Nissos Serifos, 1973
Fulmar Wish, 1976 Pantanassa, IM KOPIENORDNER
Almirante-class (Almirante Riveros [commissioned 21.12.1960], Almirante Williams [commissioned 26.3.1960]) chilean
destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Almirante Barrozo: brazilian corvette, launched 4/1882
Almirante Barrozo: brazilian cruiser 1897, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Almirante Brown: argentine battleship, launched 10/1880
Almirante Clemente-class (Iman Bondjo [indonesian, commissioned 19.5.1958], Surapati [indonesian, commissioned
28.5.1958], Pedro Escobar [portuguese, commissioned 7/1957], ...) italian-designed frigates
Almirante Cochrane-class (Almirante Cochrane [commissioned 1874], Valparaiso [commissioned 1875, renamed Blanco
Encalada]) chilean battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Almirante Guilhem-class (Almirante Guilhem, …) brazilian tugs, launched 1976, IM KOPIENORDNER
Almirante Lynch-class (Almirante Lynch [1900 Tomé], Almirante Condell [1900 Alcahuano]) chilean torpedo-gunboats 1890
Almirante Lynch-class (Almirante Lynch [commissioned 1913], Almirante Condell [commissioned 1/1914]) chilean destroyer,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Almirante Simpson: chilean torpedo-gunboat 1896, 1907 ecuadorian Liberatador Bolivar
Almirante Tamandare: brazilian cruiser 1893
Al Munassir: omani logistic support ship, landing ship, commissioned 3.4.1979, CONWAY 1947-95
Aln
Al Neemran: omani landing craft, launched 1979-81
Alonzo, 16. (purchased 1801. harbour service 1817. sunk 1842) 1801
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Alor-class (Alor, Aroe, Bantam [1942 japanese patrol boat No. 117], Boeroe, Bogor, Ceram, Cheribon) dutch coastal
minesweepers, launched 1938
Alpha-class (Alpha, later Lung Hsiang, Beta, later Hu Wei) chinese gunboats 1876
Alpha-class (Alpha, Beta, Delta, Epsilon, Gamma) brazilian riverine torpedo boats, launched 1885/86
Alpha: floating workshop, built 1905, USCG in 1928, in USN as YR-1
Alphea,10. schooner. (1806 launched. lost 1813) 1808: on 10.12.1813 she blew up in the course of a close action with the french
privateer Renard,14.
Alpheus:
„Alpinist“-class (...No. 320 [project 1539, converted 1989 as ASW mobilisation prototype], 5 converted as intelligence
collectors in 1992, project 503M, ... research vessels) soviet fishery trawlers, project 503, later than 1982, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Alpino-class/Soldati-class 2nd group (Alpino (AP) [launched 11/09], Fuciliere (FC/FL) [launched 8/09], Pontiere (PN) [launched
1/10, damaged 1911, relaunched 11/13]) italian destroyers
Alpino-class (Alpino [ex Circe, commissioned 14.1.1968], Carabiniere [ex Climene, commissioned 28.4.1968]) italian frigates,
CONWAY 1947-95
Alq
Alr
Al Riyadh: saudi frigate, Sawari II -type (F 3000S), commissioned 7/02
Al Said: omani armed yacht, commissioned 1971, 1983 training ship Al Mabrukah
Al Sarea: egyptian motor boat, built 1936
Alsedo-class (Alsedo [commissioned 1924], Juan Lazaga [commissioned 1925], Velasco [commissioned 1925]) spanish
destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
Alsey: commissioned 1940 as coastal minelayer
Al Shaali-type () 33 kuwaiti inshore patrol boats, built 1992
Alsleben: german steamer, launched 1909, 191_ mine depot, 1927 merchant, 1945 soviet
Al Tahaddy-class (Al Tahaddy [commissioned 1994], Al Soumood [commissioned 1994]) kuwaiti logistic landing craft
Alta-class (Alta [commissioned 12/95?], Otra [commissioned 4/96?], Rauma [commissioned 8/96?], Orkla [commissioned
1/97?], Glomma [commissioned 7/97?]) norwegian minesweepers, see also Oksoy-class
Altair: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, freighter 1966
Altamura: french passenger ship, launched 1931, auxiliary guard P 7, Pascal Paoli (?)
Altenfels: german steamer, launched 11/1915, 1919 british, 1920 Eastern Prince, 1926 Stolzenfels, 1939 mine barrier breaking
vessel Sperrbrecher XII, 1940 Sperrbrecher 12
Alt Mecklenburg: german transport 1856
Alu
Alvarado: spanish gun boat, launched 1895, 1898 USN
Alvarode Bazan, F-101: spanish AA-frigate, F-100-type, 7/02 builder´s trials completed
Alvor-class (Alvor, Aljelur, Albufeira) portuguese coastal patrol boats, launched 1966-67
Alvsborg-class (Alvsborg [commissioned 6.4.1971, also submarine tender], Visborg [commissioned 6.2.1976, also command
ship]) swedish minelayers, CONWAY 1947-95
Älvsnabben: swedish minelayer, launched 19.1.43, modernised 1951, 1961, 1966, 1972, CONWAY 1922-46
Alw
Alx
Alynbank: built 1925, british merchant, 1940 AA vessel, 1944 blockship
Alz
AM-class (I 13 [commissioned 12/1944], I 14 [commissioned 3/1945]) japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2.
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Amagi: japanese sloop, commissioned 4/1878, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Amalfi: 1925
Amandier-class (Amandier, Bananier, Cocotier [not completed], Dattier [not completed], Murier [not completed], Palmier [not
completed]) french minesweeping trawlers
Amaranthe: 1654
Amaranthe,14. (taken on 31.12.1796. lost 1799)
Amatsu Maru:
Amatsukaze: DDG-163, japanese destroyer, commissioned 15.2.1965, CONWAY 1947-95
Amazon-class (Amazon 1783, ...) (32x12pdr) british frigates
Amazon,38. launched 1799. BU 1817, commissioned 1800
Amazon,46. (1821 launched. sold 1863) 1822 completed, first commissioned on 13.11.1844
Amazon-class (Amazon [launched 5/1865, lost 7/1866], Daphne [commissioned 6/1867], Dryad [commissioned 5/1867], Niobe
[launched 5/1866, lost 5/1874], Nymphe [commissioned 7/1867], Vestal [commissioned 1/1867]) british
corvettes
Amazon: british destroyer, completed 1926, commissioned 5.5.1927, 1943-44 escort
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Amazon-class (Ambuscade ? [commissioned , 1993 pakistani Tariq], Amazon [commissioned , 1993 pakistani Babur], Arrow
[commissioned , 1994 pakistani Khaibar], Alacrity [commissioned , 1994 pakistani Badr], Active [commissioned ,
1994 pakistani Shah Jehan], ... [commissioned , 1994 pakistani Tippu Sultan]) british frigates, Type 21
Amazonas: german steamer, commissioned 25.10.1890, 1903 argentine Rio Gallegos, 1904 german Amazonas, 1905 Venetia,
1914 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 3, 1914 SP 6, 1915 SP 11, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Amazone: sailing corvette, 1844, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Amazone II: built 1897, french merchant
Amazoon: (36) dutch 1768, overseas 1795, ?? renamed ??.
Ambaticlos: built 1919, 1939-41 decoy ship King Gruffyd (armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1941), renamed Maunder
Amber: as italian guard dhow Cervo (II) 1909-1913 in service
Amboyna,10. (dutch brig Harlingen (Haerlem according to Steele's List), taken in 1/1796. sold in 1802)
Ambrose: british armed merchant cruiser, 10/15 depot ship
Ambuscade,32. (1773 launched. captured 1798. retaken 1803. BU. 1810) one of the old 32 gun frigates carrying twenty four 12pounders on her main deck and eight 6-pounders on her quarter deck
Ambuscade: british destroyer, commissioned 15.3.1927, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Ambush: gunboat, acquired by RN 1815, 1815 sold
Amc
Amd
Ameer-class (Ameer [commissioned 20.7.1943, US 1946], Arbiter [commissioned 31.12.1943, US 1946], Atheling
[commissioned 1.8.1943, US 1946], Begum [commissioned 3.8.1943, US 1946], Emperor [commissioned
6.8.1943, US 1946], Empress [commissioned 13.8.1943, US 1946], Khedive [commissioned 23.8.1943, US 1946],
Nabob [commissioned 7.9.1943], Patroller [commissioned 25.10.1943, US 1946], Premier [commissioned
3.11.1943, US 1946], Puncher [commissioned 5.2.1944, US 1946], Queen [commissioned 7.12.1943, US 1946],
Rajah [commissioned 17.1.1944, US 1946], Ranee [commissioned 8.11.1943, US 1946], Reaper [commissioned
21.2.1944, US 1946], Ruler [commissioned 22.12.1943, US 1946], Shah [commissioned 27.9.1943, US 1945],
Slinger [commissioned 11.8.1943, US 1946], Smiter [commissioned 20.1.1944, US 1946], Speaker
[commissioned 20.11.1943, US 1946], Thane [commissioned 19.11.1943], Trumpeter [commissioned 4.8.1943,
US 1946], Trouncer [commissioned 31.1.1944, US 1946]) british escort carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
Amelia,38. (french Proserpine taken in 6/1796. BU 1816)
America: mercantile, purchased 7.9.1739, became HMS Blaze, sloop, 8x6pdr, 1742 BU
America: british, 44 guns (20x18pdr, 20x9pdr, 4x6pdr), launched 5/1749, 1756 renamed Boston, 1757 sold
America: british (64) launched 8/1777, commissioned 1778, 1800 hulk, BU 1807
América: US built ship of the line America, launched 5.11.1782, then given to France, maiden voyage 24.6.1783, became HMS
Impétueux after capture in 1794
America,74. (1810 Blackwall. target 1864) 1811. razee frigate 58 en 1835
America: schooner racing yacht, built and maiden voyage 1851, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
America: ordered as CSS Texas, peruvian corvette
America: peruvian river gunboat, launched 1904
America: built 1909, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
American: 1918 tug
American Tartar: US privateer, 16x6pdr, taken 1777 by RN, 1780 hulk, 1783 sold
Amerigo Vespucci: italian steel corvette, commissioned 1.9.1884
Amerigo Vespucci: italian sail training ship 1931, ZEICHNUNG im WEYER, ZEICHNUNG IN CURTI
Amerika: german tug, commissioned 17.12.1912, 1914 net tender, 1926 swedish O. A. Melin, 1947 Stronggrogg
Amerikaland: swedish ore freighter, 1925 built, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Amerique: french (74), captured 1.6.1794 by RN, first named America, renamed Impetueux in 1795, BU 1813
Amethyst: british, 1811 26x18pdr, 16x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr
Amethyst,36. mounting 42 guns. (1799 launched. wrecked 1811) 1799
Amethyst: british (26) launched 1844, not commissioned for 12 years, commissioned 1856, sold 1869
Amethyst-class (Amethyst [commissioned 7/1873], Diamond [commissioned 7/1875], Encounter [commissioned 7/1873],
Modeste [commissioned 1/1874], Sapphire [commissioned 8/1875]) british corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1
Amethyste-class (Amethyste [commissioned 20.3.1992], Perle [commissioned 7.7.1993]) french nuclear attack submarines
Amf
„Amga“-class () soviet ballistic missile transports, project 1791
„Amguzma“-class () soviet, project 550
Amh
Amiable: 1910, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Amiens-class (Amiens [launched 5/19], Calais [launched 11/19], Craonne [launched 1/20], Épernay [launched 9/19], Liévin
[launched 3/20], Lunéville [launched 1/20], Montdement [launched 1/20, commissioned 1922], Montmirail
[launched 9/20], Péronne [launched 3/20], Arras [launched 7/18], Dunkerque [launched 7/18, renamed Ypres in
1928], Reims [launched 7/18, commissioned 1924], Verdun [launched 11/18, renamed Laffaux in 1928], Baccarat
[launched 1/18], Béthune [launched 7/21], Bapaume [launched 8/18], Bar-le-Duc [launched 1918], Belfort
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[launched 3/19, commissioned 1919], Coucy [launched 6/19], Épinal [launched 8/19], Lassigny [launched 7/19,
commissioned 1919], Les Ésparges [launched 9/19, 1943 german minesweeper M 6060], Nancy [launched 3/19],
Remiremont [launched 7/20], Revigny [launched 9/20], Tahure [launched 3/18, commissioned 1919], Toul
[launched 4/19], Vauquois [launched 8/19], Vimy [launched 12/19], Vitry-le-François [launched 3/20]) french
sloops, mostly commissioned 1919-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Amiens, T2-SE-A1
Aminta: renamed Pluto
Amiral Baudin-class (Amiral Baudin [commissioned 12/1888], Formidable [commissioned 2/1889]) french battleship
Amiral Bourgois (Q 82): french submarine, launched 11/12, commissioned 8/1914, IM KOPIENORDNER
Amiral Cécille: french protected cruiser, commissioned 9/1890, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Amiral Charner-class (Amiral Charner 1895, Bruix [commissioned 5/1896], Chanzy 1894, Latouche Tréville 1895) french
armoured cruiser
Amiral Duperré: french battleship 1883, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER
Amiral Mouchez: 1937 french survey vessel
Amiral Murgescu-class (Amiral Murgescu [commissioned 14.6.1939, 1944 soviet Don, 1945 training ship, headquarters ship,
1956 hulk PKZ-107, 1958 floatig wokshop PM-76, 1966 PMR-76], Cetetea Alba [not completed])
romanian minelayers, CONWAY 1922-46
Amiral Troude: 3-mast barque, 1897
Amj
Amk
Aml
Ammiraglio di Saint Bon-class (Ammiraglio di Saint Bon [commissioned 24.5.1901], Emanuele Filiberto [commissioned
16.4.1901 or 6.9.1901]) italian battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Ammonusuc, T1-M-A2
Amn
Amoor: russian harbour vessel 1860, 1862 Uspech
Amor H. F. 30: fishery cutter 1894, 1939 german auxiliary minesweeper R 118, 1940 M 3277, 1941 M 3438
Ampère: french cable layer, launched 1930, 91,5 long, 5,1 deep, 13 kn, 1940 french auxiliary X 81, 1942 german, geplant as
AA-corvette SG 24
Amphion: swedish royal yacht, designed in 1777, 110ft long, served as headquarters 1788-90
Amphion-class (Amphion [launched 3/1798, breakwater 1820], Eolus [launched 2/1801, 1817 BU], Medusa [launched 4/1801,
1813 hulk, 1816 BU], Proserpine [launched 8/1807, 1807 fitting out, 1809 taken by french, 1840 corvette de charge],
Nereus [launched 3/1809, 1817 BU]) british frigates, 26x18pdr, 4x6pdr + 4x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x24pdr
carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Amphitrite,46. (1816 launched. BU 1875) at Portsmouth in 1817 where she remained out of commission until lent to contractors
in the 1860s.
Amphitrite 1887
Amphitrite-class (Amphitrite [commissioned 23.4.1895, BM-2], Monadnock [commissioned 20.2.1896, BM-3], Terror
[commissioned 15.4.1896, BM-4], Miantonomoh [commissioned 27.10.1891, BM-5]) US monitors
Amphitrite-class (Amarante [(Q 99) launched 11/15, completed 1/1918 as minelaying submarine], Amphitrite [(Q 94) launched
6/14, commissioned 2/1918, renamed Amphitrite II in 1928], Andromaque [(Q 101) launched 2/15,
commissioned 6/1916], Aréthuse [(Q 97) launched 4/16, commissioned 7/1916], LÁriane I [(Q 100) launched
9/14, commissioned 4/16, sunk during trials 1917], Artémis [(Q 96) launched 10/15, commissioned 5/1916],
Astrée [(Q 95) launched 12/15, completed in 1918 as minelaying submarine], Atalante [(Q 98) launched 4/15,
commissioned 12/1915, renamed Atalante II in 1928]) french submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER
Amq
Amr
Amstel-class (Amstel, Aart van Nes, Bommelerwaard, Coehoorn, Den Briel, Dommal, Haarlemmermeer, Kijkduin, Maas en
Waal, Schouwen, Soestdijk, Stavoren, Banda, Riouw) dutch gunboats, launched 1860-63
Amsterdam: 1748
Amsterdam: dutch 1763 (72)
Amsterdam: tug, 1937
A. M. Stewart: british tug 1916, 1916 russian harbour vessel Ruslan, 191. SAR Spasatelnyj No. 3
Amtank, T3-S-BZ1
Amur-class (Amur, Yenisei) russian mineslayer 1899, 91,4x12,5x5,5 18kn 5x7,5 / 7x4,7 / 1x38,1 TT, 500 M, schwach IM
KOPIENORDNER
Amur: russian passenger ship 1901, 1905 japanese Amakusa Maru
Amur: russian harbour vessel 1905
Amur-class (Amur [aka Amur II, commissioned 1909], Yenisei [commissioned 1910]) russian mineslayer, 1/5x12,0,
2x7,5=11pdr/11x11pdr, (8x0,762 MG), 320 M, (2x schwach) IM KOPIENORDNER
„Amur I“-class () soviet repair ships, project 304
„Amur II“-class () soviet repair ships, project 304M
Amv
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Amw
Amx
Amy
Amz
AN-2-class: hungarian patrol craft, built 1940, 2x1,27 MG, 2-4 M, 2 salvaged 1948, rebuilt, 1953 further boats built No 542-001
- 542-053, IM KOPIENORDNER
Anacoda: US privateer brig sloop, launched 1812, taken by RN in 1813. sold 1815, beautiful vessel and fully coppered, was
immediately purchased into the service and commissioned. at the conclusion of hostilities Anacoda was surveyed and
condemned because of the damage she had received in the operations, 18x9pdr
Anacostia, T2-SE-A2
Anacreon british (42) 1785
Anacreon: (14) taken 1799 by RN, sold 1802
Anaga-class (Anaga [commissioned 1980], Togomago [commissioned 1980], Marola [commissioned 1981], Monro
[commissioned 1981], Grosa [commissioned 1981], Medas [commissioned 1981], Izaro [commissioned 1982],
Tabarca [commissioned 1982], Deva [commissioned 1982], Bergantin [commissioned 1982]) spanish large patrol
craft
Anakria, No 260: russian torpedo boat, launched 1889
Anami-class (PM 95 [commissioned 192], PM 96, PM 97) japanese medium patrol vessels, completed
Anapa-class (Lesnoye [launched 5.7.1811, commissioned 1811], ...) 11 built, russian (74)
Anapa: 1910 russian steamer
Anapa-class (Anapa No 252, Aitodor No 253) russian torpedo boats, launched 1891
Anastasiya: launched 1904, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 20 in WWI, 7/15 minelayer Sheksna
Anastasios V: 1973
Anastasiya: russian merchant, launched 1904, 7/15 commissioned as russian minesweeper/netlayer Sheksna, 1918 dt
Anatra: launched 1871, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 281
Anb
Anchusa-class (Anchusa [launched 4/17], Bergamot [launched 5/17], Candytuft [commissioned 1917], Ceanothus [launched
6/17, indian 1922 Elphingstone], Convolvulus [launched 5/17], Eglantine [launched 6/17], Spiraea [launched
11/17], Syringa [launched 9/17, egyptian. Sollum 1920], Arbutus [launched 9/17?], Auricula [launched 10/17],
Bryony [launched 10/17], Chrysanthemum [launched 11/17], Coreopsis [commissioned 1918, CONWAY 190621], Cowslip [launched 10/17], Dianthus [launched 12/17], Gardenia [commissioned 1918], Gilia [commissioned
1918], Harebell [commissioned 1918], Ivy [launched 10/17], Marjoram 1918, Mistletoe [launched 11/17],
Pelargonium [commissioned 1918], Rhododendron [launched 10/17], Saxifrage [commissioned 1918, RNVR
drill ship President 1921], Silene [commissioned 1918], Sweetbriar [launched 10/17], Tuberose [launched
11/17], Windflower [commissioned 1918]) british convoy sloops, commissioned 6/17-6/18
Ancona: built 1907, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Ancre Esperance: fire float 1935
Ancylus: british, converted to MAC (Merchant Aircraft Carrier) freighter, in service 1943, 14 kn, 4 aircraft, 6x2,0
Andanes: british, 1916, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Andania: british, launched 1921 merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in world war 2, sunk 1940
Andelle: british merchant 1922, mine destructor 1940, repair ship 1944
Andes: 1939 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
„Andizhan“-class () soviet naval cargo and ammunition ships, project 1850
Andrea Doria: US sloop, 14x4pdr, ex merchant brig Defiance, purchased 11/1775
Andrea Doria-class (Andrea Doria [commissioned 23.2.1964], Caio Duilio [commissioned 30.11.1964]) italian helicopter
cruisers, CONWAY 1947-95
Andrej Pervozvannyi-class (Andrej Pervozvannyi [commissioned 9/1910], Imperator Pavel I [commissioned 10(1910, 1917
Respublica]) russian battleship
Andrew J. Higgins: US oiler, 2710 commissioned as chilean Almirante Montt
Andromanche,32. (1781 launched. BU 1811) 1782
Andromanche: seychelles 42m FPB-type patrol boat, italian built 1983
Andromeda,32 (1784 launched. hospital ship 1808)
Andromeda,46. (1829 launched. sold 1863) maiden voyage on 16.10.1829. paid off in 11/1829 and not recommissioned
Andromada: launched 1910, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 8 (II) in WWI, 1918 german Andromeda
Andromeda-class (Andromeda [AKA-15, commissioned 2.4.1943, ex AK-64], Aquarius [AKA-16, commissioned 8/43, ex AK65], Centaurus [AKA-17, commissioned 21.10.43, ex AK-66], Cepheus [AKA-18, commissioned 16.12.43, ex AK67], Thuban [AKA-19, commissioned 10.6.43, ex AK-68, later LKA-19], Virgo [AKA-20, commissioned 10.7.43,
ex AK-69, later AE-30], Achernar [AKA-53, commissioned 31.1.44, 1965 spanish Castilla], Algol [AKA-54,
commissioned 21.7.44, later LKA-54], Alshain [AKA-56, commissioned 1.4.44], Arneb [AKA-56, commissioned
28.4.44, later LKA-56], Capricornus [AKA-57, commissioned 31.5.44, LKA-57], Chara [AKA-58, commissioned
14.6.44, later AE-31], Diphda [AKA-59, commissioned 8.7.44], Leo [AKA-60, commissioned 30.8.44], Muliphen
[AKA-61, commissioned 23.10.44, later LKA-61], Sheliak [AKA-62, commissioned 1.12.44], Theenim [AKA-63,
commissioned 22.12.44], Tolland [AKA-64], Shoshone [AKA-65], Southampton [AKA-66], Starr [AKA-67],
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Stokes [AKA-68], Suffolk [AKA-69], Tate [AKA-70], Todd [AKA-71], Caswell [AKA-72], New Hanover [AKA73], Lenoir [AKA-74], Alamance [AKA-75], Torrance [AKA-76], Towner [AKA-77], Trego [AKA-78], Trousdale
[AKA-79], Tyrrell [AKA-80], Valencia [AKA-81], Venango [AKA-82], Vinton [AKA-83], Waukesha [AKA-84],
Wheatland [AKA-85], Woodford [AKA-86], Duplin [AKA-87], Uvalde [AKA-88, commissioned 18.8.44], Warrick
[AKA.-89, commissioned 30.8.44], Whiteside [AKA-90, commissioned 11.9.44], Whitley [AKA-91, commissioned
21.9.44], Wyandot [AKA-92, commissioned 30.9.44, 11/61 AK-283], Yancey [AKA-93, commissioned 11.10.44,
later LKA-93], Winston [AKA-94, commissioned 19.1.45, later LKA-94], Marquette [AKA-95, commissioned
20.6.45], Mathews [AKA-96, commissioned 5.3.45], Merrick [AKA-97, commissioned 31.3.45, later LKA-97],
Montague [AKA-98, commissioned 13.4.45], Rolette [AKA-99, commissioned 27.4.45], Oglethorpe [AKA-100,
commissioned 6.7.45], Ottawa [AKA-101], Prentiss [AKA-102], Rankin [AKA-103], Seminole [AKA-104], Skagit
[AKA-105], Union [AKA-106], Vermilion [AKA-107], Washburn [AKA-108]) US attack cargo ships (C2-S-B1)
Andromeda: built as swedish transport, intended as german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 182, 1946 venezuelean
Tachira, 1955 liberian Mexico, 1962 Warigi, 1968 nigerian Opuso
Andromédé:
Androscoggin, T1-M-A2
„Andryusha“-class (Altaiskii Komsomolets [1992 BT-10], Komsomolets Estonii [1991 BT-150]) soviet special minesweepers,
project 1256 Topaz, 1975?
Ane-class (Ane, Balder, Loke, Ring) swedish landing craft, launched 1943-45
Anf
An Feng: chinese gunboat, launched 1908
Angara: russian passenger transport (launched 8/1898), 1904 hospital ship, sunk, salvaged, 1905 japanese
transport/torpedodepotship Anegawa, 1911 russian steamer Moskwa, 1916 T-boat-mothership Petshenga
Angara: ice breaker, completed 1900, IM KOPIENORDNER
Angelica: british sloop (4 swivels), american built 1771
Angelo (Navicello) 1695, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Ängkranpråmen n:r 9: launched 1912, 1920 Minutläggaren n:r 9, later Mul 9, swedish coastal minelayer
Angler-class (Angler [commissioned 7/1898], Ariel [commissioned 10/1898]) [Thornycroft 30-knotters] british DD
Anglesea: british 50 guns 1694
Anglesea: british 40/44 guns 1725
Anglesea: british 44 guns 1742 20*18, 20*9, 4*6
Anglesea: british 40/44 guns 1746
Anglia: yacht 1913
Anglonia: british merchant barque, opium clipper, built 1840, in service 1841
Anholt: around 1811 schooner, tender
Animation: 1925
Anjos: 1971
„An Ju“-class () north-korean fast torpedo attack craft, 1960s
Anking: 1925
Anl
Anm
Ann: british barge, purchased, later armed as gunboat?, in service 1781 -ca1830, 47ft*17ft*6ft
Ann,12. (hired cutter) 1799
Ann: british mercantile, purchased by RN as fireship Firedrake 1804, 1807 sold
Ann: british merchant brig, 1836 opium clipper, former slaver, captured 1834
Anna: 1890 russian tug
Anna: dutch tug-minesweeper III, launched 1918, renumbered M 3, scuttled 1940
Anna Eliza: british merchant brig, 1846 opium clipper, built 1827
Anna Leopold: 1936, in world war 2 observation minelayer, Blue Tit 1940, 1942 Anna Leopold harbour service
Anna Maria. (privateer) active around 8/1803
Anna Maria. tender, took part in the attack on Fort Washington in the Potomac, 8/1814. assisted Meteor and Fairy in harassing
the workmen building batteries to attack the flotilla as it withdrew downstream.
Anna-Maria yacht 1930
Annandale: merchant transport 1854, IM KOPIENORDNER
Annandale: british tug 1893, 1901 russian Protektor, 1924 greek Proteus
Anna Paulowna: dutch screw frigate, launched 1867, 1877 training ship
Annapolis: mercantile, (16), purchased early 1777, renamed Porpoise, 1778 fireship, renamed Firebrand, 10/1781 burnt
Annapolis-class (Annapolis PG-10 [commissioned 20.7.1897, 1920 training ship], Vicksburg PG-11 [commissioned 23.10.1897,
1921 USCG Alexander Hamilton], Newport PG-12 [commissioned 5.10.1897, 1907-31 training ship],
Princeton PG-13 [commissioned 27.5.1898]) US gun boats/sloops
Annapolis-class (Annapolis [commissioned 19.12.64], Nipigon [commissioned 30.5.64]) canadian destroyers, CONWAY 194795
Ann Duthrie: clipper, launched 1868
Anne: (armed brig) around 1807
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Anne: 1925, tender in world war 2
Anne & Teresa: (3) british gunboat, purchased by RN 1797
Annette IV: motorboat, built 1914
Annibal: see Hannibal
Ann Melville: 1909
Anonyma: built 1839, yacht, IM KOPIENORDNER
Anp
Anq
Anr
Ansay: tug, british, 1929
Anson (64) british 1743
Anson: british (64) launched 1/1781. razee frigate (38) en 1794. wrecked 1807
Anson,74. (1812 Humber. hospital ship 1831) 1813- out of commission. 1831- quarantine service at Leith.
Anson: british (91) launched 1860
Anson: 1905
Ant: british sailing barge, built in 1815, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ant: victualling lighter, 1834
Ant-class (Ant 1872, Arrow, Badger, Blazer, Bloodhound, Bonetta, Bulldog, Bustard, Comet, Cuckoo, Fidget, Hyaena, Kite,
Mastiff, Pickle, Pike, Scourge [1903 tank C 79], Snake [1907 cable lighter YC 15], Snap, Weazel [1904 oil lighter C 118])
british gunboats, launched 1870-74, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ant: tug, 1943
ANT 1: soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, built 1921, unarmed
ANT 2: soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, unarmed?, built around 1925
ANT 3/GANT 3: named Pervenec/Pervenets, P-4 , 1927 russian motor torpedo boat, IM KOPIENORDNER
ANT 4/GANT 4: (Tupolev) soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, built 1928
ANT 5: prototype for G-5, soviet mtor torpedo boat, built 1931-33
Antares: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, 1979, coastal transport
Antares-class (Antares [launched 30.5.1993, commissioned 15.12.1993], Altair [launched 1994, commissioned 8.7.1994],
Aldebaran [launched 1994, commissioned 15.3.1995]) french mine countermeasures vessels (BINRS class)
Antares-class (Antares [1975 mozambique], Sirius, Regulus, Vega) portuguese coastal patrol boat, launched 1959
Antelope: 1545/6 british very good
Antelope: british 50 guns 1703
Antelope: british 50 guns 1741
Antelope: british revenue cutter (customs) 1800, 1832 sold
Antelope,50. (1802 Sheerness. BU 1845) 1803. put out of commission in 4/1819. 1820 troopship
Antelope: british paddle sloop, launched 1846 (3)
Antelope: british merchant brig, opium clipper, built 1843, in service 1843
Antelope Hills, T2-SE-A1
Antenor: british, launched1925,merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1942
Anteo: spanish tug, launched 1903, fitted for minelaying, minesweeping in WWI
Anthélope: french merchant pink, purchased by RN 5/1709, renamed Rose, (14), 1711 sold
Anti
Antietam
Antigone AGP-16: 1944
Antilope: dutch freighter, launched 1924, 1943 german coastal transport, 1944 netlayer Netzleger XV
Antiope: clipper,
Antioquia-class (Antioquia/Antiquois [ex portugese Tejo/Douro (I), commissioned 24.2.1934], Caldas [ex portugese Douro/Tejo
(I), commissioned 16.5.1934]) colombian destroyers, refitted 1954-55, CONWAY 1922-46
Antipliarchos Anninos-class [La Combattante II-type] (Antipliarchos Anninos [ex Navisithon, commissioned 1972],
Ipopliarchos Arliotis [ex Evniki, commissioned 1972], Ipopliarchos Batsis [ex Kalypso,
commissioned 1971], Ipopliarchos Konidis [ex Kynothon, commissioned 1972]) greek fast missile
attack craft
Antipliarchos Laskos-class [La Combattante III-type, LOOSE/OESTERLE] (1. version: Antipliarchos Laskos [commissioned
1977], Antipliarchos Blessas [commissioned 1977], Ipopliarchos Mikonios [commissioned 1978],
Ipopliarchos Troupakis [commissioned 1977],
2. version: Simeofores Kavaloudis/Simaioforos Kavaloudis [commissioned 14.7.1980], Ipopliarchos
Dejannis/Ipopliarchos Deyiannis [commissioned 12/1980], Antipliarchos Kostakos [commissioned
9.9.1980], Simaioforos Xenos [commissioned 24.3.1981], Simaioforos Simitzopoulos
[commissioned 6/1981], Simaioforos Starakis [commissioned 12.10.1981]) greek fast missile attack
craft
Antoni: launched 1894, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 8 (I), 6/1916 transport
Antonin: mercantile 4-mast barque, launched 9/1902, sistter to Valparaiso
Antonio Pereira: british merchant brig, opium clipper, built 1836, in service 1836
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Anton Mazhin-class () soviet harbour tugs, project 498 Prometey, also project 498T
Antwerp: built in 1920/21, 1940 british convoy escort, 1944 british fighter direction ship (LSF)
Anu
Anversois: french (74) 1807, named Eole 1814-1815
Anw
Anx
Any
Anzac-class (Anzac [commissioned 3/1996], Arunta [ex Arrente], Warumungu, Stuart, Parramatta, Ballarat, Toowoomba
[commissioned 8.10.2005], Perth, Tekaha [RNZN, due delivery 2/97] ... [RNZN, due delivery 11/98]) australian
frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Anzio
Aoa
Aoba-class (Aoba [commissioned 20.9.1927], Kinugasa [commissioned 30.9.1927]) japanese heavy cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN
KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Aoc
Aod
Aoe
Aof
Aog
Aoh
Aoi
Aoj
Aok
Aol
Aom
Aon
Aoo
Aop
Aoq
Aorangi: 1924
Aos
Aot
Aou
Aov
Aow
Aox
Aoy
Aoz
Apache Canyon, T2-SE-A1
Apb
Apc
Apd
Ape-class (Ape [launched 6/1918], Vespa [launched 6/18]) italian riverine gunboat
Apelles
Apf
Apg
Aphrodite-class (Aphrodite, Kimon) french-built cypriot patrol craft, in service 1995
Aphrodite-class (Aphrodite, Kiklan) maltese patrol craft, launched 1979
Api
Apj
Apk
Apl
Apm
Apn
Apollo,32. (1763 Hull. Glory until 1774. BU 1786)
Apollo,38. (1794 Blackwall. wrecked 1799) 1796
Apollo-class (Apollo [launched 8/1799, commissioned 1799, wrecked 1804], Blanche [1800 launched, commission of the brand
new frigate on 19.11.1800, taken by the french 1805, burnt], Euryalus [1803 launched, commissioned 1804, hulk
1826, IM KOPIENORDNER, convict ship, 1859 renamed Africa, 1860 sold], Dartmouth [launched 1813, harbour
service 1831, commissioned 1814, 1854 BU], Owen Glendower [launched 11/1808, hulked 1842, convict ship,
1884 sold], Semiramis [launched 7/1808, 1823 cut down (24), 1844 BU], Hotspur [launched 10/1810, 1821 BU],
Manilla [launched 9/1809, 1812 wrecked], Penang [launched 3/1809?, renamed Malacca, 1816 BU], Curacoa
[launched 9/1809, 1831 cut down (24), 1849 BU, IM KOPIENORDNER], Saldanha [launched 3/1811, 1811
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wrecked], Havannah [launched 3/1811, 1845 cut down (19), 1860 training hulk, 1905 sold], Theban [launched
12/1809, 1817 BU], Orpheus [launched 8/1809, 1819 BU], Leda [launched 11/1809, 1817 sold], Belvidera
[launched 12/1809, 1846 store hulk, 1852 receiving ship/coal depot, 1849 BU], Astrea [launched 5/1810, 1823
hulked], Galatea [launched 8/1810, 1829 fitted with experimental propelling mashinery, 1836 hulked], Maidstone
[launched 10/1811, 1838 coal hulk, 1867 BU], Stag [launched 9/1812, 1821 BU], Magicienne [launched 8/1812,
commissioned 1812, 1831 cut down (24), 1845 BU, said to be the fastest vessel in the RN after being razeed],
Pallas [launched 4/1816, from 1817 in ordinary until first commissioned in 8/1828, 1836 coal hulk, 1862 sold],
Creole [launched 5/1813, 1833 hulked, 1833 BU], Barrosa [launched 10/1812, first commissioned on 25.10.1812,
1823 slop ship, 1841 sold], Tartar [launched 4/1814, 1827/30? hulked, 1859 BU], Brilliant [launched 12/1814,
1846 cut down (22), 1860 training hulk, 1889 Briton, 1908 sold, HOWARD S.237]...) 26x18pdr, 6x9pdr +
6x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, british frigates, IM KOPIENORDNER
Apollo,38. (1803 launched. hospital ship 1846) 1805 fitting out
Apollo: launched 7/1883, 1914 auxiliary minelayer/mine transport E, 1919 Harald, 1923 italian Araldo
Apollo-class (Aeolus [commissioned 6/1893], Andromache [commissioned 12/1891], Apollo [commissioned 4/1892], Brilliant
[commissioned 4/1893], Indefatigable [commissioned 4/1892], Intrepid [commissioned 11/1892], Iphigenia
[commissioned 5/1893], Latona [commissioned 4/1891], Melampus [commissioned 12/1891], Naiad
[commissioned 1/1892], Pique [commissioned 3/1892], Rainbow [commissioned 1/1893], Retribution
[commissioned 5/1893], Sappho [commissioned 2/1893], Scylla [commissioned 4/1893], Sirius [commissioned
4/1892], Spartan [commissioned 7/1892], Sybille [commissioned 5/1894], Terpischore [commissioned 4/1892],
Thetis [commissioned 4/1892], Tribune [commissioned 5/1892]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1
Apollon: french (74) 1788, Gasparin 1794-1795, Marceau 1797
Apostol Pavel: launched 1906, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 19 in WWI, 1918 estonian Suurop
Apostol Petr/Apostol Piotr: launched 1906, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 18 in WWI, 1918 estonian Ristna
Apostol Pyotr: russian sailing and rowing frigate (36), launched 1696
Appomattox, T2-SE-A1
Apq
Apr
Apseron: russian tanker 1914 ex ex belg transport Apscheron (1891), british transport Era (1887)
Apt
Apu: finnish icebreaker, launched 1899
Apurimac: peruvian screw frigate, about 1850 built, 1890 training ship (34)
Apv
Apw
Apx
Apy
Apz
Aqa
Aqb
Aqc
Aqd
Aqe
Aqf
Aqg
Aqh
Aqi
Aqj
Aqk
Aql
Aqm
Aqn
Aqo
Aqp
Aqq
Aqr
Aqs
Aqt
Aquarius: RAF aircraft tender 1934, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Aquarius Matsas II 1983
Aquidaban: brazilian battleship 1887, 1894 sunk, raised, repaired, renamed in Vinte Quatro de Mayo, 1897/98 rebuilt, 1900
wieder Aquidaban
Aquila: sardinian, later italian (12) sail corvette, launched 1838, renamed Iride
Aquila: british steamer „...“, launched 1840, (5), sicilian/neapolitan sloop, 1854 relaunched
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Aquila-class (Aquila [commissioned 1882, 1886 23 T], Gabbiano [commissioned 1882, 1886 24 T]) italian torpedo boats
Aquila-class (Falco [delivered 12.9.1888], Sparviero [delivered 6.8.1888], Aquila [delivered 6.8.1888], Nibbio [commissioned
1888], Avvoltoio [delivered 27.9.1888]) italian torpedo boats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Aquila: 1907
Aquila-class (Aquila [ex romanian Vifor, commissioned 8.2.1917, 1937 spanish Melilla, 1939 renamed Velasco Melilla], Falco
[ex romanian Viscol, commissioned 20.1.1920, 1937 spanish Ceuta, renamed 1939 Velasco Ceuta], Nibbio [ex
romanian Vartez, commissioned 15.5.1918, 1920 romanian Marasesti, 1944 soviet Logkij, 1946 romanian D 12],
Sparviero [ex romanian Vijelie, commissioned 15.7.1917, 1920 romanian Marasti, CONWAY 1922-46, 1944
soviet Lovky, 1946 romanian D 11]) italian flotilla leaders, CONWAY 1906-21
Aquiles: chilean trooper, launched 1987, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aquilon, 32. british, launched 1786, BU 1815
Aquitania: liner 1914, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aqv
Aqw
Aqx
Aqy
Aqz
Arab,22. (purchased 1798. sold 1810) 1798. paid off and remained in ordinary until sold.
Arab,18. (1812 launched. ‘cruizer’. lost 1823 ) 1812
Arab-class (Arab, Lily) british gunboats, launched 1874
Arab: [Thomson special 33-knotter] british destroyer commissioned 1/1903
Arabe: french (20) ex british Arab, 1794 commissioned, 1803 captured by HMS Maidstone
Arabe: french schooner tender (goélette) launched 1788, captured 6/1797, renamed Ant, 4x12pdr, sold 1815, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Arabe-class (Arabe, Algérien, Annamite, Bambara, Hova, Kabyle, Marocain, Sakalave, Sénégalais, Somali, Tonkinois, Touareg)
french destroyers, launched and commissioned 1917, see Kaba-class, CONWAY 1906-21
Arabis-class (Alyssum [launched 11/15], Amaryllis [launched 12/15], Arabis [launched 11/15], Asphodel [launched 12/15,
danish Fylla 1920], Berberis [launched 2/16], Buttercup [launched 10/15], Campanula [launched 12/15], Celandine
[launched 2/16], Cornflower [launched 3/16], Crocus [launched 12/15], Cyclamen [launched 2/16], Delphinium
[launched 12/15], Genista 1916, Gentian [launched 12/15], Geranium [launched 11/15, RAN 1920], Gladiolus
[launched 10/15, portuguese Republica 1920], Godetia [launched 1/16], Hydrangea [launched 3/16], Lobelia
[launched 3/16], Lupin [launched 5/16], Marguerite [launched 11/15, RAN 1919], Mignonette [launched 1/16],
Myosotis [launched 4/16], Nasturtium 1916, Nigella [launched 12/15], Pansy [launched 2/16], Pentstemon
[launched 2/16], Petunia [launched 4/16], Poppy [launched 11/15], Primula [launched 12/15], Rosemary [launched
11/15], Snapdragon [commissioned 21.12.1915], Valerian [launched 2/16], Verbena [launched 11/15], Wallflower
[launched 11/15], Wisteria [launched 12/15]) british fleet sweeping sloops, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aracari: 1908
Arachne,18. (1808 launched.’cruizer’.sold 1837) 1811
Arachne: british corvette, launched 1847 (18)
Aradu: nigerian frigate, ex Republic, commissioned 4.9.1981, MEKO 360H design, CONWAY 1947-95
Aragon-class (Aragon [launched 7/1879], navarra [launched 8/1881], Castilla [launched 9 /1881]) spanish cruisers
Aragonia
Araguary-class (Araguary, Bento Gonzales [ex Marulio Dias], Iguatemi) brazilian torpedo boats, launched 1890
Araks: launched 1901, commissioned 1901, russian dispatch vessel
Aramis: french merchant, 1939 auxiliary cruiser Saigon
Äran-class (Äran [launched 8/1901], Wasa [launched 5/1901], Tapperheten [launched 11/1901], Manligheten [launched
12/1903]) swedish coastal battleship
Arantes = KOL 34: german tug, launched 1926, 1944 Arbeitsboot 41
Arapa russian (74) 1779
Arapiles: spanish battleship, launched 10/1864, delivered 1868, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Arauca-class (Arauca [commissioned 1956], Letitia [commissioned 1956, 1970s hospital boat], Rio Hacha [commissioned
1956]) colombian river gunboats, CONWAY 1947-95
Araucano: chilean depot ship, launched 22.10.29, commissioned 3/1930, CONWAY 1922-46
Araxes,36. (1813 launched. sold 1817) 1814 fitting out for the west indies station. returned from jamaica in.7.1816 to be paid off
Arayt: spanish gun boat, launched 1888, 1900 USN
Arbalète-class (Arbalète, Aspic, Baionette, Biscaien, Boutefeu, Caronade, Claymore, Couleuvre, Dard, Epieu, Escopette, Estoc,
Flamnat, Frelon, Fronde, Javelot, Lance, Mousquet, Obus, Pertuisane, Pierier, Rapière, Sabre, Scorpion) french
iron gunboats, launched 1866-69
Arbeitsboot 45 =?= N.S.G.2
Arc-en-Ciel, L´: french, launched 1745, 1756 HMS Arc-en-Ciel until 1759
Archangel: british sloop, american built 1774
Archéonaute: A 789, french archeological research vessel, launched 1967, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Archer-class (Archer [launched 1801, sold 1815], Hardy [launched 1804, store ship 1818, hospital 1821, sold 1835, IM
KOPIENORDNER], ...) british gunbrig. (12x18pdr carronades/10x18pdr carronades + 2x12pdr/32pdr carronades)
prototype of most numerous gun-brig class, 50 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
Archer: british screw corvette, launched 1849 (14)
Archer-class (Archer [commissioned 11.12.1888], Brisk [commissioned 20.3.1888], Cossack [commissioned 1.1.1889],
Mohwak [commissioned 16.12.1890], Porpoise [commissioned 12.2.1888], Racoon [commissioned 3/1888],
Serpent [commissioned 3/1888], Tartar [commissioned 30.6.1891]) british torpedo cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1
Archer: british escort carrier, commissioned 17.11.1941 (ex US merchant Mormacland - launched 14.12.39), merchant 1945
Archers Hope, T2-SE-A1
Archimed: first russian screw frigate
Archimede: neapolitan, later italian (10) paddle corvette, launched 1844
Archimede-class (Galileo Galilei, Archimede) 1888 italian avisos, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Archimède (Q 73): french submarine, launched 8/09, commissioned 9/1910, CONWAY 1906-21
Archimede-class (Archimede [launched 12/33, 1937 spanish General Sanjurjo], Galileo Ferraris 1934, Galileo Galilei
[commissioned 1935, 1937-38 spanish, 1940 british X 2 training boat], Evangelista Torricelli [launched 5/34,
1937 spanish General Mola]) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK. CONWAY 192246
Archimedes: 1838/39 ?
Archimedes: 1911
Archistratig Graviil (110) 1802 russian.
Archistratig Michail (66) 1800 russian.
Archipelog: russian 1796 (46)
Arcole: french (90) launched 1855
Arcona-class (Arcona [commissioned 15.4.1859, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1], Elisabeth [commissioned 29.9.1869, DDRBUCH S. 116], Gazelle [commissioned 15.5.1862], Vineta [commissioned 3.3.1864], Hertha [commissioned
1.11.1865]) german screw frigates, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Arcturus-class (..., Electra [AK-21, commissioned 3/42], ...) US transports
Ardagan-class (Ardagan [launched 9/09, commissioned 7/1911, Trotski 5/20, Krasny Azerbaidzhan 1927], Kars [launched 1909,
commissioned 7/1911, Lenin 5/20]) russian gunboats, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ardaseer: british merchant barque, opium clipper, launched 30.6.1836, in service 1836
Ardent: british (64), launched 8/1764, taken 1779, retaken 1782, renamed Tiger, 1784 sold
Ardent (64) british 1783
Ardent: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1830
Ardent: british paddle sloop, launched 1841 (5)
Ardent-class (Ardent [commissioned 4/1895], Boxer [commissioned 6/1895], Bruiser [commissioned 6/1895]) [Thornycroft 27knotters] british DD
Ardent-class (Agile [launched 1916], Ardent [launched 3/16], Inconstant [launched 3/16], Alerte [launched 1916], Courageuse
[launched 1916], Espiègle [launched 1916], Audacieuse 1918, Batailleuse [launched 1917], Malicieuse [launched
1916], Railleuse [launched 1916], Tapageuse 1917, Belliqueuse [launched 1916], Dedaigneuse [commissioned
1917, 1943 italian FR 56, 1943 german minesweeper M 6020], Impetueuse [launched 1917], Boudeuse [launched
1916, romanian 1920], Eveille [launched 1917], Capricieuse [launched 1916], Emporté [launched 1916], Curieuse
[launched 1916], Etourdi 1917, Moqueuse [launched 1916], Sans Souci [launched 1916], Gracieuse [launched
1916]) french gunboats, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ardent: british tug, 1926
Ardente: french ketch-rigged bomb vessel (6 guns, 2x12in mortars) launched 1682
Ardente: french ketch-rigged bomb vessel, launched 1725, (8 guns, 2x12in mortars) 3 built
Ardente: french screw frigate (56) launched 1857
Ardita: toskanian, later italian (2) gunboat, launched 1859
Ardito-class (Ardito (AI, AO, AT) [launched 10/12], Ardente (AE, AR) [launched 12/12] italian destroyers
Ardjoeno-class (Ardjoeno [launched 1886], Batok [launched 1887], Dempo [launched 1887], Cycloop [launched 1887], Habang
[launched 1888], Goentoer [launched 1888], Empong [launched 1888], Foka [launched 1888], Krakatau
[launched 1888], Idjen [launched 1888], Cerberus [launched 1888]) dutch torpedo boat
Ardjoeno-class (Ardjoeno [1942 japanese patrol boat No. 102, 1945 dutch], Gedeh [1942 japanese patrol boat No. 104], Kawi
[1942 japanese patrol boat No. 109, 1945 dutch], Lawoe [1942 japanese patrol boat No. 110, 1945 dutch],
Salak [1942 japanese patrol boat No. 118, 1945 dutch]) dutch coastal minesweepers, launched 1937
Ard Patrick:
Arend-class (Arend [japanese patrol boats No. 108], Valk [japanese patrol boat No. 104]) dutch patrol vessels, launched 1929
Arethusa-class (Arethusa [launched 4/1781], Minerva [6/1780, renamed Pallas 1798, BU 1803], Phaeton [launched 6/1782])
british frigates (38: 28x18pdr, 10x6pdr, 14swivels) IM KOPIENORDNER
Arethusa,46. (1817 launched. BU 1883) 1817 out of commission. 1836 quarantine service. (as Bacchus from 1844)
Arethusa: british frigate, 1849 launched, 22x32pdr, 18x32pdr, 10x20,32, completed 9.8.1861 as screw frigate
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Arethusa-class (Arethusa [commissioned 8/1914], Aurora [commissioned 9/1914], Galatea [commissioned 12/1914], Inconstant
[commissioned 1/1915], Penelope [commissioned 12/1914], Phaeton [commissioned 2/1915], Royalist
[commissioned 3/1915], Undaunted [commissioned 8/1914]) british light cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21
Arethusa-class (Arethusa [commissioned 23.5.1935], Galatea [commissioned 14.8.1935], Penelope [commissioned 13.11.1936],
Aurora [commissioned 12.11.1937, 1948 chinese Chung King, 1949 Huang Ho, renamed 1950s Pei Ching(?)])
british cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Aréthuse, L´: built as privateer Le Pélérine, purchased for french navy, french frigate, launched 1757, 26x12pdr, 6x6pdr, taken
by RN 5/1759, renamed Arethusa, 1779 wrecked
Aréthuse: french cruiser, commissioned 7/1885, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Arethuse-class (Arethuse [commissioned 23.10.1958, CONWAY 1947-95], Argonaute [commissioned 11.2.1959], Amazone
[commissioned 1.7.1959], Ariane [commissioned 16.3.1960]) french attack submarines
Arf
Argentina, La: argentine cruiser, commissioned 31.1.1939, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Argentinia Maru: japanese transport 1939, commissioned 23.11.43 as aircraft carrier Kayo/Kaiyo
Argo [36] dutch 1796, captured 22.5.1796.
Argo dutch 1789 (36)
Argo-class (Argo [commissioned 31.8.37], Velella [commissioned 31.8.37]) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE
IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Argonaut,64. (french Jason captured on 19 4/1782. BU 1831) hospital ship in the River Medway from 1797. 1808 fitting out, recommissioned in 1/1816 and taken out of commission in 1828.
Argonaut: clipper, built 1866
Argonaut: 1897
Argonaut ex V 4, SS-166 ex SF-7 SM-1: US submarine, commissioned 4/1928, 4x21“ TT, 2x15,24, 2x0,762 MG, ZEICHNUNG
IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Argonauta: italian submarine, built as russian Svyatoy Georgi, launched 7/14, completed late 1914, bought 1915
Argonauta-class (Argonauta [commissioned 14.1.32], Fisalia [commissioned 4.6.32], Medusa [commissioned 8.10.32], Serpente
ex Nautilus [commissioned 12.11.32], Salpa [commissioned 12.12.32], Jantina [commissioned 1.3.33], Jalea
[commissioned 16.3.33]) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Argonaute: british (50) 1790
Argonaute: french (74) 1781, Filibustier 1794, razed to (54) ?
Argonaute: french (74) 1798
Argonaute-class (Argonaute, Tourmente) french torpedo boats, launched 1893
Argos-class (Argos [1975/76 angolan for spares], Cassiopeia, Dragao [1975/76 angolan for spares], Escorpiao [1975 angolan],
Hidra, Lira [1975 angolan], Orion [1975 angolan], Pegaso [1975 angolan], Centauro [1975 angolan], Sagitario)
portuguese patrol vessels, built 1963-65, became angolan P 361, P 362, P 375, P 379, P 1130
Argun: russian minelayer, converted 1936-37, former british-built ship, built in 1923, IM KOPIENORDNER
Argungu-class (Argungu [commissioned 10/1974], Yola [commissioned 10/1974], Bras [commissioned 3/1976], Epe
[commissioned 3/1976]) nigerian large patrol craft
Argus,10. (hired lugger) 1799
Argus. (french privateer purchased 1799, BU 1811) 1800
Argus,18. (1813 launched. ‘cruizer’ sold 1828) british, commissioned 1814
Argus-class (Argus [(22), not completed], Erie, Ontario) US sloops early 19th century
Argus: US revenue boat 1830s
Argus: british paddle sloop, launched 1849 (6)
Argus: US revenue boat, in service 1850-53
Argus: begun as liner Conte Rosso, british aircraft carrier, commissioned 9/1918, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL VII
Argyle: british, 50 guns, launched 7/1722 (rebuilt), 1748 breakwater, 22*18pdr , 22*9pdr , 6*6pdr
Arholma-class (Arholma [launched 4/37], Landsort [launched 11/37], Bredskär [launched 12/40], Bremön [launched 6/40],
Grönskär [launched 10/40], Holmön [launched 9/40], Koster [launched 10/40], Kullen [launched 10/40],
Ramskär [launched 10/40], Sandön [launched 8/40], Ulvön [launched 4/41], Ven [launched 10/40], Vinga
[launched 10/40], Örskär [launched 3/40]) swedish minesweepers
Ariadna: transport 1891
Ariadne: (20) british, launched 12/1776, 1814 sold
Ariadne: british (24) 1792 rebuilt, 1811 refitting, sold 1814
Ariadne: (8) british hired cutter 1808
Ariadne: british (20) 1816 launched, commissioned 1818, sold 1841
Ariadne: british frigate, commissioned 11/1859, (Walker´s great frigates) CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Ariadne-class (Ariadne [commissioned 16.4.1873], Luise [commissioned 4.6.1874], Freya [commissioned 21.8.1876]) prussian
screw corvettes, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Ariadne: steamer, commissioned 15.7.1898, 1945 norwegian Pollnes
Ariadne-class (Ariadne [launched 23.4.1960], Freya [launched 25.6.1960], Vineta [launched 17.9.60], Hertha [launched
27.2.61], Nymphe [launched 20.9.62], Nixe [launched 3.12.62], Amazone [launched 27.2.63], Gazelle [launched
38
14.8.63]) west german inshore minesweepers, coast guard vessels, Typ 362, 1959 riverine minesweepers, Typ
393
Arickaree, T2-SE-A1
Ariel: sloop (16) 1779
Ariel: (6) 1820 launched. ‘cherokee’, in ordinary until 1827, lost during 12/1828
Ariel: british merchant barque, opium clipper, built 1837, maiden voyage 24.10.1837
Ariel: british merchant barque, opium clipper, built 1841, in service 1841
Ariel: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (9)
Ariel: british clipper, built 1865, 1866 famous tea race, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ariel-class (Ariel [commissioned ], Coquette [commissioned ], Decoy [commissioned ], Foam [commissioned ], Goshawk
[commissioned ], Merlin [commissioned ], Mosquito [commissioned ], Swinger [commissioned ], Zephyr
[commissioned ]) british gunboats, launched 1871-73
Ariel: 1939
Ariete-class (Ariete, Rayo) spanish torpedo boats, launched 1887
Ariete-class (Alabarda AB [commissioned as german TA 42 on 27.9.1944], Ariete AE [commissioned 5.8.1943, 1949 yugoslav
Durmitor], Arturo AO [commissioned as german TA 24 on 4.10.1943], Auriga AG [commissioned as german TA
27 on 28.12.1943], Daga DG [commissioned as german TA 39 on 27.3.1944], Dragone DR [commissioned as
german TA 30 on 15.5.1944], Eridano ED [commissioned as german TA 29 on 6.3.1944], Gladio GL
[commissioned as german TA 37 on 8.1.1944], Lancia LN [commissioned as german TA 41 on 7.9.44], Pugnale
PU [commissioned as german TA 40 on 17.10.1944], Rigel RG [commissioned as german TA 28 on 23.1.1944],
Spada SD [commissioned as german TA 38 on 12.2.1944], Spica (II) SP [commissioned as german TA 45 on
8.9.1944], Stella Polare SR [commissioned as german TA 36 on 15.1.1944], Balestra BL [later german TA 47,
1949 commissioned as yugoslav Ucka], Fionda [never completed, from 1943 built as german TA 46, 1945
yugoslav Valebit, broken up]) italian torpedo boats, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 192246
Ariguani: launched 1926 merchant, ocean boarding vessel in world war 2, fighter catapult ship 1941, accomodation ship 1942
Arima Maru: japanese transport, launched 1936, 1942 converted to fleet oiler
Arion: launched 1900, tug, 1918 guard vessel C, 1940 tug O 10 S
Aristides: clipper, launched 3/1876
Aristocrat (hired lugger armed with four 6-pounders and eight 4- pounders) In the middle of the 1790s she was commanded by
her owner and employed in running supplies and agents to the royalist forces operating in the west of France.
Arizona: passenger liner, launched 1880
Arizona: swedish reefer, delivered 12/1961, 1977 El Amir Fahd, 1989 Marwan 6
Arizona Maru: japanese merchant 1920, IM KOPIENORDNER
Arj
Arkadi: turkish aviso, launched 1866
Arkansas-class (Arkansas [commissioned 28.10.1902, 1909 BM-7 Ozark], Nevada [launched as Connecticut, commissioned
5.3.1903, 1909 BM-8 Tonopah], Florida [commissioned 18.6.1903, 1909 BM-9 Tallahassee], Wyoming
[commissioned 8.12.1902, 1909 BM-10 Cheyenne]) US monitors, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Arko-class (Arkö [commissioned 1958], Spårö [commissioned 1958], Karlsö [commissioned 1958], Iggö [commissioned 1961],
Styrsö [commissioned 1962], Skaftö [commissioned 1962], Aspö [commissioned 1962], Hasslö [commissioned
1962], Vinö [commissioned 1963], Vållö [commissioned 1963], Nåmdö [commissioned 1964], Blidö
[commissioned 1964]) swedish coastal minesweepers, CONWAY 1947-95
Ark Royal: seaplane carrier, commissioned 12/1914, CONWAY 1906-21, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL IX, 1934:
Pegasus
Ark Royal: british fleet carrier, commissioned 16.11.1938, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL VII & SEEMACHT II,
CONWAY 1922-46
Arktika-class (Arktika [commissioned 1975], Sibir [commissioned 1978], Rossija [commissioned 1985], Sovjetskij Sojuz
[commissioned 1989], Yamal [commissioned 1992], Ural [commissioned 1994]) soviet ice breakers, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Arleigh Burke-class (Arleigh Burke DDG-51, ..., Winston S. Churchill DDG-81 [Flight II-A (2nd generation) commissioned
2001], Roosevelt DDG-80 [commissioned Oktober 2000], ... Nitze DDG-94 [commissioned 3/2005],
...Stockdale, ... DDG-103 Truxtun,... ) USA, destroyers, IM KOPIENORDNER Flight IIA and Flight I
Armada: (74) british, launched 1810, commissioned 1810, 1815 out of commission, sold 1863
Armide,38. (taken on 25 9/1806. BU 1815) in 1807-8 in ordinary
Armide-class (Amazone I [(SD 4) ex greek, launched 8/16, commissioned 6/17, 4/28 Amazone II], Antigone I [(SD 3) ex greek,
launched 10/16, commissioned 6/17], Armide [(SD 1) ex japanese No. 14, launched 7/15, completed 6/1916, see S
1-type (No 14)]) french submarines
Armindale-class (..., Broome, Bundaberg, ...) australian patrol boats, ~2005
Arminius: german battleship, commissioned 22.4.1865, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Armorique: french(42) 1863 screw frigate
Arnesley: british revenue cutter (customs) 1792, 1818 sold
Aronia: 1929
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Aroostook:
Arora: 1903, boom defence vessel in world war 2
A Rose: 1924
Arp
Arquebuse: french colonial gunboat, about 1884, IM KOPIENORDNER
Arquebuse-class (Carabine, Sarbacane, Arquebuse, Arbalète, Mousquet, Javeline, Sagate, Epieu, Harpon, Fronde, Francisque,
Sabre, Dard, Baliste, Mousqueton, Arc, Pistolet, Bélier, Catapulte, Bombarde) french destroyers, launched 1902-04,
trials 1902-04
Arrakan: launched 7/1892, tug, 1916 Nordenham III, 1937 Unverzagt
Arratoon Apcar: british merchant brig, opium clipper, built 1844, in service 1844
Arrogant-class (Arrogant [launched 1/1761, by 1806 receiving hulk, BU 1810], Elephant [launched 8/1786, refit in 1800, frigate
58 guns in 1818 razee: 28x18pdr, 28x42pdr carronades, 2x12pdr, 1830 BU], Saturn [launched 11/1786, autumn
1811 under repair, reduced to 54 guns in 1813 (IM KOPIENORDNER) 28x18pdr, 28x42pdr carronades,
3x12pdr, hospital, 1845 harbour flag ship, 1850 guard ship, BU 1868], Edgar [receiving hulk, 1814 renamed
Retribution, 1835 BU], Vanguard [receiving ship, 1814 powder ship, 1821 BU], Excellent [gunnery training
hulk, 1835 BU], Defence [wrecked 1811], Cornwall [launched 1761, scuttled 1780], Zealous launched 6/1785,
1816 BU], Bellerophon [launched 10/1886, 1816 convict hulk, 1824 renamed Captivity, 1836 sold], Illustrious
[launched 7/1789, 1795 wrecked]) british, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr
Arrogant: british frigate, launched 11/1848, 1859 screw frigate Phaeton, 1875 BU, 6x20,32 + 22x32pdr, 4x20,32 + 18x32pdr
Arrogant-class (Arrogant [commissioned 27.1.1898], Furious [commissioned 1.7.1898], Gladiator [commissioned 11.7.1899],
Vindictive [commissioned 4.7.1900]) british armoured cruisers
Arrogante: (gun vessel) captured by Jason and purchased in 1798. renamed Insolent in 1800.
Arrogante-class (Arrogante [commissioned 1/1865], Implacable [commissioned 7/1864], Opiniâtre [commissioned 1/1865])
french floating battery, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Arrow (24) british 1780
Arrow: british cutter, launched 3/1823, 1831 fitted for customs, 1838 ketch rig, 1852 BU, 2x6pdr, 8x6pdr carronades
Arrow-class (Arrow, Beagle, Lynx, Snake, Viper, Wrangler) british gunboats
Arrow: british yacht, launched 6/1894, commissioned as italian Misurata 5.9.1912
Arrow: 4-mast-barque, 1902 Parma
Ars
Artemis-class (Artemis [AKA-21, commissioned 29.8.1944], Athene [AKA-22, commissioned 29.9.44], Aurelia [AKA-23,
commissioned 14.10.44], Birgit [AKA-24, commissioned 28.10.44], Circe [AKA-25, commissioned 10.11.44],
Corvus [AKA-26, commissioned 20.11.44], Devosa [AKA-27, commissioned 30.11.44], Hydrus [AKA-28,
commissioned 9.12.44], Lacerta [AKA-29, commissioned 19.12.44], Lumen [AKA-30, commissioned 29.12.44],
Medea [AKA-31, commissioned 10.1.45], Mellena [AKA-32, commissioned 20.1.45], Ostara [AKA-33,
commissioned 3.1.45], Pamina [AKA-34, commissioned 10.2.45, later AGS-15 Tanner], Polana [AKA-35,
commissioned 21.2.45], Renate [AKA-36, commissioned 28.2.45, later AGS-16 Maury], Roxane [AKA-37,
commissioned 12.3.45], Sappho [AKA-38, commissioned 24.4.45], Sarita [AKA-39, commissioned 22.3.45], Scania
[AKA-40, commissioned 16.4.45], Selinur [AKA-41, commissioned 21.4.45], Sidonia [AKA-42, commissioned
30.4.45], Sirona [AKA-43, commissioned 10.5.45], Sylvania [AKA-44, commissioned 19.5.45], Tabora [AKA-45,
commissioned 29.5.45], Troilus [AKA-46, commissioned 5.6.45], Turandot [AKA-47, commissioned 18.6.45, later
ARC-3 Aeolus], Valeria [AKA-48, commissioned 28.6.45], Vanadis [AKA-49, commissioned 9.7.45, later ARC-4
Thor], Veritas [AKA-50, commissioned 19.7.45], Xenia [AKA-51, commissioned 28.7.45], Zenobia [AKA-52,
commissioned 6.8.45]) S4-SE2-BE1, US attack cargo ships, CONWAY 1922-46
Artemise: french, trials 1838
Artigliere-class/Soldati-class 1st group/Nembo modified-class (Artigliere (AR) [commissioned 1907], Bersagliere (BG)
[commissioned 1907], Corazziere [commissioned 1910], Garibaldino [commissioned 1910], Granatiere (GR)
[commissioned 1907], Lanciere [commissioned 1907]) italian destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21
Artika: soviet ice breaker, IM KOPIENORDNER
Artilleriefährprahm Typ D-2, AFP: german gunboats, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Artillerist: russian tug 1870
„Artillerist“-class (... [1950s north-korean], ... [1950s north-korean], ...) soviet large patrol craft, built 1943/44, project 122 aka
project 122A, first launched 21.4.1940, IM KOPIENORDNER
Artois: french privateer-frigate (40: 28x18pdr, 10x9pdr, 2x12pdr, in RN anstatt 12pdr 68pdr carronades), launched 1780,
captured from the french on 1.7.1780. sold 1786, IM KOPIENORDNER
Artois-class/Apollo-class (Artois [launched 1/1794, commissioned 1794, wrecked 1797], Apollo [launched 3/1794, 1799
wrecked], Diana [launched 3/1794, 1815 dutch], Seahorse [launched 6/1794?, 1819 BU], Diamond,
...) british frigates, 28x18pdr, 8x9pdr + 6x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Aruba: dutch gunboat, launched 1873
Arundel: british, 2x9pdr aft, 20x9pdr, 2x3pdr, launched 11/1746, 1765 sold
Arvakur: icelandic fishery protection vessel, built 1962
Arw
Arx
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Ary Scheffer 1904
Arzentina: 1876 russian steamer
Asagiri-class (Asagiri [commissioned 17.3.1988], Yamagiri [commissioned 25.1.1989], Yuugiri [commissioned 28.2.1989],
Amagiri [commissioned 17.3.1989], Hamagiri [commissioned 31.1.1990], Setogiri commissioned 14.2.1990],
Sawagiri [commissioned 6.3.1990], Umigiri [commissioned 12.3.1990]) japanese destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Asahi: japanese battleship, commissioned 31.7.1900, 1914 gunnery training ship, 1921 coast-defence ship, 1923 depot- trainingrepair ship for submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER
Asakaze (Asakaze [commissioned 1906, minesweeper 1923], Kamikaze [commissioned 1905, minesweeper 1923], Hatsushio
[commissioned 1905, minesweeper 1923], Yayoi [commissioned 1905], Kisaragi [commissioned 1905, minesweeper
1923], Shiratsuyu [commissioned 1906], Shirayuki [commissioned 1906], Matsukaze [commissioned 1907], Harukaze
[1906, minesweeper 1923], Shigure [1906], Asatsuyu [1906], Hayate [1907], Oite [1906], Yugure [1906, minesweeper
1923], Yudachi [1906, minesweeper 1923], Mikazuki [1906], Nowaki [1906], Ushio [1905, minesweeper 1923], Nenoshi
[1905, minesweeper 1923], Hibiki [1906, minesweeper 1923], Shirotaye [1907], Hatsuharu [1906], Wakaba [1906,
minesweeper 1923], Hatsuyuki [1905/06?, minesweeper 1923], Uzuki [1907], Minazuki [1907, minesweeper No. 10
1926], Nagatsuki [1907, minesweeper No. 11 1926], Kikuzuki [1907, minesweeper No. 12 1926], Uranami [1908,
minesweeper No. 8 1926], Isonami [1909, minesweeper No. 7 1926], Ayanami [commissioned 1909, minesweeper No. 9
1926]) japanese destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21
Asama: japanese corvette, completed 7/1874 as Hokkai Maru, taken over by IJN 1874, training ship 1887, stricken 1891
(torpedo school hulk), sold 1896
Asama-class (Asama [commissioned 18.3.1899], Tokiwa [commissioned 18.5.1899, 1922/28-29? minelayer, rebuilt 1937/40?])
japanese armoured cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Asashio-class (Asashio [commissioned 31.8.1937], Oshio [commissioned 31.10.1937], Michishio [commissioned 31.10.1937],
Arashio [commissioned 20.12.1937], Natsugumo [commissioned 10.2.1938], Yamagumo [commissioned
15.1.1938], Minegumo [commissioned 30.4.1938], Asagumo [commissioned 31.3.1938], Arare [commissioned
15.4.1938], Kasumi [commissioned 28.6.1938]) japanese destroyer, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK,
CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Asashio-class (Asashio [commissioned 13.10.1966], Harushio [commissioned 21.12.1967], Michishio [commissioned
39.8.1968], Arashio [commissioned 25.7.1969]) japanese submarines, near sisters to Oshio, CONWAY 1947-95,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Asa Thor: ferry 1965, IM KOPIENORDNER
Asb
Ascania: 1925 british merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1942, LSI(L) 1943
Ascaro (AS/AO): italian destroyer, built as chinese Tsing Po/Ching Po, commissioned 1913 (similar to Artigliere-class)
Ascona: german freighter, German Liberty-type, commissioned 1971, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Ascot-class [Racecourse class] (Ascot, Atherstone [1927 sold, Queen of Kent], Chelmsford, Chepstow, Croxton, Doncaster,
Egliston, Epsom, Eridge, Gatwick, Kempton [CONWAY 1906-21], Lingfield, Ludlow, Melton [1927 mercantile
Queen of Thanet], Newbury, Plumpton, Pontefract, Cheltenham, Goodwood, Haldon, Hurst, Redcar, Sandown,
Totnes) commissioned 4/16-12/16, IM KOPIENORDNER
Asd
Ase
Asf
Asg
Ash-class (Ashod [commissioned 1966], Ashkelon [commissioned 1967], Achziv [commissioned 1967]) israeli tank landing
craft, CONWAY 1947-95
Asheville-class (Asheville PG-21 [commissioned 7/1920], Tulsa PG-22 [commissioned 12/1923, renamed Tacloban in 1944])
US gunboats, CONWAY 1906-21
Asheville-class/Tacoma-class (Asheville [see River-class], Natchez [see River-class], Tacoma [PF-3, ex PG-111, commissioned
6.11.43, 1945-49 soviet EK 12, 1951 s-korean Tae Tong, 1981 colombian Quita Suevo], Sausalito [PF-4, ex PG112, commissioned 4.3.43, 1945-49 soviet EK 13, 1953 s-korean Im Chin], Hoquiam [PF-5, ex PG-113,
commissioned 8.5.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 14, 1951 s-korean Nak Tong], Pasco [PF-6, ex PG-114, commissioned
15.4.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 15, 1953 japanese Kashi], Albuquerque [PF-7, ex PG-115, commissioned 20.12.43,
1945-49 soviet EK 16, 1953 japanese Tochi], Everett [PF-8, ex PG-116, commissioned 22.1.44, 1945-49 soviet
EK 17, 1953 japanese Kiri], Pocatello [PF-9, ex PG-117, commissioned 18.2.44], Brownsville [PF-10, ex PG118, commissioned 6.5.44], Grand Forks [PF-11, ex PG-119, commissioned 18.3.44], Casper [PF-12, ex PG120, commissioned 31.3.44], Pueblo [PF-13, ex PG-121, commissioned 27.5.44, 1947 dominican Presidente
Peynado, 1962 Capitan General Pedro Santana], Grand Island [PF-14, ex PG-122, commissioned 27.5.44, 1947
cuban Maximo Gomez], Annapolis [PF-15, ex PG-123, commissioned 4.12.44, 1947 mexican Usumacinta],
Bangor [PF-16, ex PG-124, commissioned 22.11.44, 1947 mexican Tehuantepec], Key West [PF-17, ex PG-125,
commissioned 7.11.44], Alexandria [PF-18, ex PG-126, commissioned 11.3.45], Huron [PF-19, ex PG-127,
commissioned 7.9.44], Gulfport [PF-20, ex PG-128, commissioned 16.9.44], Bayonne [PF-21, ex PG-129,
commissioned 14.2.45, 1945-49 soviet EK 24, 1953 japanese Buna], Gloucester [PF-22, ex PG-130,
commissioned 10.12.43, 1945-49 soviet EK 26, 1953 japanese Tsuge], Shreveport [PF-23, ex PG-131,
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commissioned 24.4.44], Muskegon [PF-24, ex PG-132, commissioned 19.2.44, 1947 french], Charlottesville
[PF-25, ex PG-133, commissioned 10.4.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 1, 1953 japanese Maki], Poughkeepsie [PF-26, ex
PG-134, commissioned 6.9.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 25, 1953 japanese Momi], Newport [PF-27, ex PG-135,
commissioned 8.9.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 27, 1953 japanese Kaede], Emporia [PF-28, ex PG-136, commissioned
7.10.44, soviet, 1947 french], Groton [PF-29, ex PG-137, commissioned 5.9.44, 1947 colombian Almirante
Padilla], Hingham [PF-30, ex PG-138, commissioned 3.11.44], Grand Rapids [PF-31, ex PG-139, commissioned
10.10.44], Woonsocket [PF-32, ex PG-140, commissioned 27.7.44, 1948 peruvian Calvez], Dearborn [ex
Toledo, PF-33, ex PG-141, commissioned 10.9.44], Long Beach [PF-34, ex PG-142, commissioned 8.9.43,
1945-49 soviet EK 2, 1953 japanese Shii], Belfast [PF-35, ex PG-143, commissioned 24.11.43, 1945 soviet EK
3], Glendale [PF-36, ex PG-144, commissioned 1.10.43, 1945-49 soviet EK-4, 1951 thai Tahchin], San Pedro
[PF-37, ex PG-145, commissioned 23.10.43, 1945-49 soviet EK-5, 1953 japanese Kaya], Coronado [PF-38, ex
PG-146, commissioned 17.11.43, 1945-49 soviet EK 6, 1953 japanese Sugi], Ogden [PF-39, ex PG-147,
commissioned 20.12.43, 1945-49 soviet EK 7, 1953 japanese Kusu, 1964 drone target carrier], Eugene [PF-40,
ex PG-148, commissioned 15.1.44, 1947 cuban Jose Marti], El Paso [PF-41, ex PG-149, commissioned 1.12.43],
Van Buren [PF-42, ex PG-150, commissioned 17.12.43], Orange [PF-43, ex PG-151, commissioned 1.1.44],
Corpus Christi [PF-44, ex PG-152, commissioned 29.1.44], Hutchinson [PF-45, ex PG-153, commissioned
3.2.44, 1947 mexican California], Bisbee [PF-46, ex PG-154, commissioned 15.2.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 18,
1952 colombian Captain Tono], Gallup [PF-47, ex PG-155, commissioned 29.2.44, 1945-49 soviet EK-19, 1951
thai Prasae (II), IM KOPIENORDNER], Rockford [PF-48, ex PG-156, commissioned 6.3.44, 1945-49 soviet EK
20, 1950 s-korean Apnok], Muskogee [PF-49, ex PG-157, commissioned 16.3.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 21, 1950 skorean Du Man], Carson City [PF-50, ex PG-158, commissioned 24.3.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 22, 1953 japanese
Sakura], Burlington [PF-51, ex PG-159, commissioned 3.4.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 23, 1953 colombian
Almirante Brion], (Allenstown/)Allentown [PF-52, ex PG-160, commissioned 24.3.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 8,
1953 japanese Ume], Machias [PF-53, ex PG-161, commissioned 29.3.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 9, 1953 japanese
Nara], Sandusky [PF-54, ex PG-162, commissioned 18.4.44, 1945-49 soviet EK-10, 1953 japanese Nire], Bath
[PF-55, ex PG-163, commissioned 1.9.44, 1945-49 soviet EK 11, 1953 japanese Matsu], Covington [PF-56, ex
PG-164, commissioned 7.8.44, 1947 ecuadorian.], Sheboygan [PF-57, ex PG-165, commissioned 14.10.44, 1947
belgian Luitenant ter Zee Victor Billet], Abilene [ex Bridgeport, PF-58, ex PG-166, commissioned 28.10.44,
1947 dutch], Beaufort [PF-59, ex PG-167, commissioned 28.8.44], Charlotte [PF-60, ex PG-168, commissioned
9.10.44, 1948 mercantile], Manitowoc [PF-61, ex PG-169, commissioned 5.12.44, 1947 french 1953 japanese],
Gladwyne [ex Worcester, PF-62, ex PG-170, commissioned 21.11.44, 1947 mexican Papaloapan], Moberly [ex
Scranton, PF-63, ex PG-171, commissioned 11.12.44], Knoxville [PF-64, ex PG-172, commissioned 29.4.44,
1947 dominican Presidente Troncoso, 1962 Gregorio Luperon], Uniontown [ex Chattanooga, PF-65, ex PG-173,
commissioned 15.9.44, 1948 argentine Sarandi], Reading [PF-66, ex PG-174, commissioned 19.8.44, 1947
argentine Heroina, 1961 meteorological vessel], Peoria [PF-67, ex PG-175, commissioned 15.10.44, 1947 cuban
Antonio Maceo], Brunswick [PF-68, ex PG-176, commissioned 3.10.44], Davenport [PF-69, ex PG-177,
commissioned 15.2.45], Evansville [PF-70, ex PG-178, commissioned 4.12.43, 1945-49 soviet EK 28, 1953
japanese Keyaki], New Bedford [PF-71, ex PG-179, commissioned 17.7.44], Machias [PF-72, ex PG-180,
became HMS Hallowel, commissioned as HMS Anguilla K.500 10/1943], HMS Hammond [PF-73, ex PG-181,
commissioned as HMS Antigua K.501 11/1943], HMS Hargood [PF-74, ex PG-182, commissioned as HMS
Ascension K.502 11/1943], HMS Hotham [PF-75, ex PG-183, commissioned as HMS Bahamas K.503 12/1943],
HMS Halsted [PF-76, ex PG-184, commissioned as HMS Barbados K.504 12/1943], HMS Hannam [PF-77, ex
PG-185, became HMS Caicos K.505, commissioned 12/43, 1947 argentine Santissima Trinidad, 1963
survey/hydrographic ship Augusto Lasere], HMS Harland [PF-78, ex PG-186, became HMS Cayman K.506,
commissioned 1/1944], HMS Harman/Harnam [PF-79, ex PG-187, became HMS Dominica K.507,
commissioned 1/1944], HMS Harvey [PF-80, ex PG-188, became HMS Gold Coast, renamed Labuan K.584,
commissioned 2/1944], HMS Holmes [PF-81, ex PG-189, became HMS Hong Kong, commissioned as HMS
Tobago K.585 12.8.44, 1950 ägypt.], HMS Hornby [PF-82, ex PG-190, became HMS Montserrat K.586,
commissioned 8/1944], HMS Hoste [PF-83, ex PG-191, became HMS Nyasaland K.587, commissioned 7/1944],
HMS Howett [PF-84, ex PG-192, became HMS Papua K.588, commissioned 7/1944, 1950 ägypt.], HMS
Phillimore [PF-89, became HMS Sierra Leone, renamed Perim K.593, commissioned 27.6.1944], HMS Pilford
[PF-85, ex PG-193, became HMS Pitcairn K.559/K.589?, commissioned 6.7.1944], HMS Pasley [PF-86, ex PG194, became HMS Helena K.590, commissioned 19.2.1944], HMS Patton [PF-87, ex PG-195, became HMS
Sarawak K.591, commissioned 18.7.1944], HMS Peard/Pearl [PF-88, ex PG-196, became HMS Seychelles
K.592, commissioned 27.6.1944], HMS Popham [PF-90, ex PG-198, became HMS Somaliland, K.594
commissioned 24.6.1944], HMS Peyton [PF-91, ex PG-199, became HMS Tortola K.595, commissioned
15.5.1944], HMS Prowse [PF-92, ex PG-200, became HMS Zanzibar K.596, commissioned 21.2.1944], Lorain
[ex Roanoke, PF-93, ex PG-201, commissioned 15.1.45, 1947 french], Milledgeville [ex Sitka, PF-94, ex PG202, commissioned 18.1.45], Orlando [PF-99, ex PG-207, commissioned 15.11.44], Racine [PF-100, ex PG-208,
commissioned 22.1.45], Greensboro [PF-101, ex PG-209, commissioned 29.1.45], Forsyth [PF-102, ex PG-210,
commissioned 11.2.45, 1947 dutch]) US frigates
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Asheville-class (Beacon [1989 greek Ormi], Green Bay [1989 greek Tolm], Benicia PG-96 [1971 south-korean Paek Ku 2, later
Paek Ku 5], Surprise [1973 turkish Bora, IM KOPIENORDNER], Defiance [1973 turkish Yildrim], ... ) US large
patrol vessels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ash Hollow, T2-SE-A1
Ashizuri-class (Ashizuri [1943], Shioya [1943]) special tanker (aircraft fuel), aircraft repair ship, IM KOPIENORDNER,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Ash Lake: RCN 1948 (MMS), soviet
Ashtabula-class (Ashtabula AO-51 [T3-S2-A1], ...) USN oilers world war 2
ASI 315-type (Teanoai [kiribatian, commissioned 22.1.1994], Inttisar [kuwaiti, commissioned 20.1.1993], Aman [kuwaiti,
commissioned 20.01.2003], Maimon [commissioned 6/1993], Mobark [commissioned 6/1993], Ionmeto 3
[marshall islands, delivered 1991], Palakir [micronesian, commissioned 7.6.1990], Micronesia [micronesian.
commissioned 25.1.1991], Tarangua [papua new guinean, built 1986/87/88/89], Dreger [papua new guinean, built
1986/87/88/89], Seeadler [papua new guinean, built 1986/87/88/89], Basilisk [papua new guinean, built
1986/87/88/89], Lata [solomon, built 1988-89], Auki [solomon, built 1988-89], Voea Neiafu [tongan], Voea
Pangai [tongan], Voea Savea [tongan], Te Matailim[tuvalu, commissioned 8.10.1994]) australian designed patrol
boats, Pacific Forum-class
Asia: british, 64 guns, 1764
Asia: east indiaman, purchased by RN 1805, renamed Sir Francis Drake, 1813 storeship (2x9pdr, 10x24pdr carronades, 4x24pdr
carronades, 2x9pdr), 1825 sold
Asia: british, 74 guns 1812 commissioned, 1811 launched, renamd Alfred 1819
Asia: 1850
Asie: mercantile 4-mast barque, built 1897, sister to Europe
Asj
Åskedunder: swedish bomb, launched 1698
Asköfjard-class (Asköfjard [launched 1931 as V 71], Baggensfjärd [launched 1932 as V 72], Nämdöfjard [launched 1932 as V
73]) swedish patrol craft
Askold: russian screw frigate (45) built 1854
Askold: russian cruiser 1901, 1918 british Glory IV, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Asl
Asmodée: french paddle frigate (16) launched 1841
Asmus Bremer-class (Asmus Bremer, Franz Stapelfeldt, Gerhardt Ten Doornkaat, Dornbusch, Cassen Knigge, Otto Behr,
Hermann Onken, Marie Luise Rendte, Günther Schöps, Karl Van Well, Putbus, Juist, Hellmut Manthey,
Jens Füerschipp, Crempe, Baltrum, Bottsand, Stralsund) german SAR boats
Asn
Aso
Asp-class (Asp [launched 1826, 1826 deleted], Dwarf [launched 1826, ...], Cracker [launched 1826, 1826 deleted]) 2x12pdr
carronades, british cutters, lug rig?, not found to answer the purpose intended, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aspaziya: launched 1896, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 224
ASPB Mk. I, programm 5: US riverine gunboats, 1967, improved version (refitted) 1969, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aspirant ex ATR-42: tug, 1943
Asq
ASR.902 1944
ASR.908 1944
ASR.909 1944
ASR.910 1944
ASR.911 1944
ASR.912 1944
ASR.913 1944
ASR.914 1944
ASR.915 1944
ASR.916 1944
ASR.917 1944
ASR.918 1944
ASR.919 1944
ASR.920 1944
ASR.927 1945
ASR.971 1945
ASR.972 1946
Asr
Assaf: 1964
Assari Shevket-class (Assari Shevket [commissioned 1869], Nijmi Shevket [commissioned 1869]) turkish battleship, built as
egyptian
Assari Tewfik: turkish battleship 1870
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Assas, D´: french screw sloop (16) launched 1854
Assas-class (Cassard [commissioned 2/1898], DÁssas [commissioned 3/1898], Du Chayla [commissioned 2/1898]) french
protected cruisers
Assault
Assiduous: tug, 1943
Assistance: british 50 guns 1699
Assistance: british, 50 guns, launched 11/1725 (rebuilt), 1746 breakwater, 22*18pdr , 22*9pdr , 6*6pdr
Assistance ex AR-17: 1944 repair ship
Assistant: british tender (8) 1791
Assistant: russian SAR 1882, Argo, Karin, 1892 modernisiert
Association british 1696 26*32,26*18,26*9,18*6
Assurance: british, 44 guns (20x18pdr, 20x9pdr, 4x6pdr), launched 9/1747, 1753 wrecked
Assurance: 1940, british tug
Aston Villa: 1933, renamed Mascot, renamed Vulcan
Astarta: launched 1899, 5/1916 russian dispatch vessel
Astarte: british merchant brig, opium clipper, built 1846, in service 1846
Astrabad: launched 1900, 1911 russian dispatch vessel
Astraea,36. (1810 Northam. hospital ship 1823) 1810 fitting out.
Astraea (42) 1785
Astraea-class (Astraea [commissioned 5.11.1895], Bonaventure [commissioned 5.7.1894, 1907 submarine depot ship], Cambrian
[commissioned 16.10.1894, 1916 stokers training ship Harlech, 1921 Vivid], Charybdis [commissioned
14.1.1896], Flora [commissioned 15.9.1896, hospital ship 1915, Indus II], Forte [commissioned 5.11.1896], Fox
[commissioned 14.4.1896], Hermione [commissioned 14.1.1896, 1922 training ship Warspite]) british armoured
cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Astral, later Star of Zealand: 101,26x13,85x7,95, merchant 1901
Astrea: (32) british 1781
Astrée, L´: french-italian frigate, built 1808, 28x18pdr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken 1810 by RN,
renamed Pomone, 1816 BU
Astrée: french screw frigate (36) launched 1859
Astrid:
Astrolabe,L`: french corvette 1811 detail in MONDFELD S. 325
Astrolabe-class: (Astrolabe 1918, Gaston Rivier 1918, Octant 1918, Estafette 1918, Sentinelle 1920) french survey vessels
Astros: 1917, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Asturias: british, launched 1925 merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939
Astute-class (Astute [trials 9/2009 and 16.2.2010], Ambush, Artful) british nuclear attack submarines, all laid down by 3/2005
Asuradesskij: russian light ship 1871
Asvig-class (Asvig [commissioned 6.9.61], Mosvig [commissioned 25.10.1961], Sandvig [commissioned 1.2.1962], Saelvig
[commissioned 30.4.1962]) danish inshore minesweepers
Asw
Asx
Asy
Asz
Atada-class (Atada [launched 12.3.56], Itsuki [launched 11.3.56]) japanese minesweepers
Atago-class (Atago [commissioned 15.3.2007], Ashigara D-178 [commissioned 13.3.2008]) japanese destroyers
Atak: turkish coastal minelayer, built 1938
Ataka: japanese gunboat/submarine tender, 1937 re-armed: 1x12,0, 2x7,62, 4x1,3, 4 MG, DCs, from 1939 8x1,3, completed
12.8.1923 as river gunboat, 1945 chinese An Tung, CONWAY 1906-21
Atalanta spanish (74) 1754 laid down, 1800 french Atlante, 1803 Atlas, 1808 wieder spanish
Atalanta: ex US Siro?, taken 1814 by RN, 1814 retaken
Atalanta: british ferry, blockade runner, commissioned 7/1864 as CSA privateer Tallahassee, Olustee, blockade runner
Chameleon
Atalanta: 1816-1817 british tender, 1817 sold to customs
Atalante, L´: french frigate, launched 1784, 26x12pdr, 4x6pdr, 2x6pdr, taken 1794 by RN, renamed Espion, 1798 floating
battery, 1799 troopship, 1799 wrecked
Atalante: (16x12pdr) dutch, built in 1796, captured in 1804 by RN, IM KOPIENORDNER
Atalante,16. (captured on 10. 1/1797. lost 1807)
Atalante (1808 launched. lost 1813)
Atami-class (Atami [commissioned 1929, 1945 chinese Yung Ping], Futami [commissioned 1930, 1945 chinese Yung An])
japanese river gunboats, IM KOPIENORDNER (1943)
Atb
44
Atc
Atd
Ate
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hull no – name – comm – notes – built
ATF-66 Cherokee 1944 ex. AT-66, decomm:'46, to: WATF-165 1940 Cherokee-class
ATF-67 Apache ex. AT-67, decomm:'74, stricken: 1974, 1940
ATF-68 Arapaho 1943 "ex. AT-68, decomm:'47, stricken: 1961" 1943
ATF-69 Chippewa 1944 "ex. AT-69, decomm:'47, stricken: 1962" 1943
ATF-70 Choctaw: (ex AT-70) commissioned 1944/43?, 1961 colombian Pedro de Heredia
ATF-71 Hopi 1944
ATF-72 Kiowa 1943
ATF-73 Menominee 1944
ATF-74 Pawnee 1944
ATF-75 Sioux 1944 "ex. AT-75, decomm:'72, stricken: 1973" 1942
ATF-76 Ute 1944 "ex. AT-76, stricken: 1989, sunk:'91" 1942
ATF-81 Bannock 1944 "ex. AT-81, decomm:'55, stricken: 1977" 1943
ATF-82 Carib: (ex AT-82) commissioned 1944/43?, 1979 colombian Sebastian de Belalcazar
ATF-83 Chickasaw 1944 ex. AT-83, decomm:'66, stricken: 1976, 1943 Cherokee-class
ATF-84 Cree 1944 ex. AT-84, decomm:'78, stricken: 1978 1943
ATF-85...
Abnakei-class (ATF 96-118 meist) since 1943 commissioned
ATF-98 Arikara (Cherokee-class) ex AT 98, 1944, 1971 chilean Sergento Aldea
ATF-99 Chetco not comm. to: ASR-12, decomm.'70, stricken: 1970
ATF-100 Chowanoc 1944 ex. AT-100, decomm:'77, stricken: 1977 1943
ATF-101...
ATF-102 Hidatsa: commissioned 1944 (ex AT-102) 1979 colombian Rodrigo de Bastedas
ATF-103...
ATF-105 Moctobi (Abnaki-class) 1944, ex AT-105
ATF-106 Molala: 1944 "ex. AT-106, decomm:'78, stricken: 1978" 1943, IM KOPIENORDNER
ATF-107...
ATF-109 Potawatomi 1944 "ex. AT-109, decomm:'48, stricken: 1965" 1944
ATF-110 Quapaw (Navajo-class) 1944 ex AT-110
ATF-111 ...
ATF-117 Wateree 1945 "ex. AT-117, sunk: 9 Oct.'45, stricken:'45" 1945
ATF-118...
ATF-148 Achomawi commissioned 1944 ex. AT-148, decomm:'47, stricken: 1962, Achomawi-class
ATF-149...
ATF-151 Chawasha 1945 ex AT-151,decomm:'46 stricken: 1963 1944
ATF-152 Cahuilla: commissioned 1945, 1961 argentine Comandante General Irigoyen, Achomawi-class
ATF-153...
ATF-... Jicarolla, 1979 colombian Bahia Solano, Cherokee-class
ATF-... Luiseno: 1971 argentine Francisco de Churruca, Achomawi-class
ATF-159 Paiute (Achomawi-class) 1945, ex-AT 159
ATF-160 Papago (Abnaki-class) 1945, ex AT-160
ATF-161
1945, ex AT-161
ATF-162 Shakori 1945 (Navajo-class) ex AT-162
ATF-163 Utina 1946 "ex. AT-163, decomm:'71, stricken: 1977" 1946
ATF-165 Yustaga/Skylark 1945 "ex. AT-165, to: ASR-20, stricken: 1973"
T-ATF-166 Powhatan 1979 1978
T-ATF-167 Narraganset 1979 1979
T-ATF-168 Catawba 1980 1979
T-ATF-169 Navajo 1980 1979
T-ATF-170 Mohawk 1980 1980
T-ATF-171 Sioux 1981 1980
T-ATF-172 Apache 1981 1981
T-ATF-173
1981
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Atg
Athen: german transport, commissioned 1.9.1936, 1940 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 2, 1946 soviet General
Brusilow, 1947 polish Warynski, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
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Athene-class (Athene [ex mercantile Clan Brodie, completed 10/1941], Engadine [ex merchant Clan Buchanan, completed
11/41]) british aircraft transports, CONWAY 1922-46
Athenian: 1919
Atherstone: ferry 1916
Athlet: launched 1880, tug
Athlete-class (Athlete, Gladiateur V, Lutteur) french patrol tugs, completed 1918-19
Athlete ex ATR-92: tug, 1943
Atholl-class (Atholl [launched 11/1820, 1832 troopship, 1851 hulk], Ranger [launched 12/1820, 1832 sold], Niemen [launched
11/1820, 1828 BU], Rattlesnake [launched 3/1822, 1839 troopship, 1846 survey vessel, 1860 BU], Alligator
[launched 3/1821, 1854 hulk], Termagant [launched 1171822, renamed Herald 1824, survey vessel, 1861 hulk],
North Star [launched 2/1824, 1849 stroreship, 1860 BU], Tweed [launched 4/1823, 1832 cut down to a (20)
corvette, 1852 sold], Talbot [launched 10/1824, 1854 storeship, 1855 hulk], Samarang [launched 1/1822, 1847
hulk], Rainbow [launched 11/1823, 1838 sold], Success [launched 8/1825, 1/1826 fitting out, 1833 hulked,
Crocodile [launched 10/1825, 1842 troopship, 1850 hulk], Nimrod [launched 8/1828, razeed while building,
completed as (20) corvette, ex Andromeda, 1853 hulk]) british sloops, 20x32pdr carronades, 6x18pdr carronades,
2x9pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Atilay-class (Atilay [commissioned 29.7.1975], Saldiray [commissioned 21.10.1975], batiray [commissioned 20.7.1978],
Yildiray [commissioned 20.7.1981], Doganay [commissioned 16.11.1985], Dolunay [commissioned 21.7.1989])
turkish submarines, similar to Typ 209
Atjeh-class (Atjeh [launched 12/1876], Tromp [launched 1877], Koningin Emma der Nederlanden [launched 1/1879], De Ruyter
[launched 9/1880], Van Speyk [launched 6/1882], Johan Willem Friso [launched 1886]) dutch cruiser
Atk
Atlanta: british (14) sloop 1776
Atlanta: US yacht, 1884, IN KOPIENORDNER as venezuelan gunboat Restaurador (commissioned 1900), german guard ship
1902-3, 1920 General Salom
Atlanta-class (Atlanta [commissioned 19.7.1886], Boston [commissioned 2.5.1887[) US cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Atlanta-class (Atlanta CL-51 [commissioned 24.12.1941, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER, LOOSE/OESTERLE], Juneau
CL-52 [commissioned 14.2.1942], San Diego CL-53 [commissioned 10.1.1942, ZEICHNUNG IN USNKREUZER], San Juan CL-54 [commissioned 28.2.1942]) see also Oakland-class, US anti aircraft cruiser,
ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Atlantic: 1850
Atlantic 1898, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Atlantic: tug, 1959, IM KOPIENORDNER
Atlantic RoRo-Container 1967
Atlantic Cock british tug, 1932
Atlantic Crown: container-Ro/Ro-ship 1969 23kn 212 long, 9,3 deep 6 sister ships
Atlantic Mariner, T2-SE-A1
Atlantic Ranger, T2-SE-A1
Atlantic Refiner, T2-SE-A1
Atlantic Span: container ship, built 1967, 1976 lengthened, IM KOPIENORDNER
Atlantic Trader, T2-SE-A1
Atlas: launched 1899, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 41, 1918 british Frostaxe
Atlas: dutch transport, seized, commissioned as german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 181, 1952 norwegian Bravo,
1967 italian Giuseppeemme, 1975 zypriotic Managro, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Atlas: german freighter 1951, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Atlas (4): inshore tug 1959 33,36x8,33x4,7
Atle: swedish icebreaker, ex Statsisbrytaren, launched 1925
Atle-class (Atle [swedish, commissioned 21.10.1974], Frej [swedish, commissioned 30.9.195], Ymer [swedish, commissioned
25.10.1977], Urho [finnish [commissioned 5.3.1975], Sisu [commissioned 28.1.1976]) icebreakers, längsschnitt in
DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Atmah: 1898
Atn
Ato
Atp
Atq
ATR-17 see Director
ATR-18 see Emulous
ATR-19 see Freedom
ATR-20 see Justice
ATR-41 see Advantage
ATR-42 see Aspirant
ATR-48 see Mindful
ATR-49 see Vagrant
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ATR-91 see Patroclus
ATR-92 see Athlete
ATR-93 see Flare
ATR-94 see Flaunt
ATR-95 see Cheerly
ATR-96 see Emphatic
Atreus: 1911
Atrevida-class (Atrevida [commissioned 19.8.1954], Descubierta [commissioned 1.2.1955], Diana [commissioned 13.5.1960],
Nautilus [commissioned 15.12.1959], Princesa [commissioned 3.10.1959], Villa de Bilbao [ex Favorita,
commissioned 2.7.1960]) spanish corvettes, CONWAY 1947-95
Atropo: italian submarine 1912, IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1906-21
Atsumi-class (Atsumi [launched 13.6.1972], Motobu [launched 3.8.1973], Nemuro [launched 16.6.77]) japanese tank landing
ships
Attack,14. gunbrig. (1804 Chapel. lost 1812) commissioned 1808
Attack-class (Acute [1983 indonesian Silea], Adroit, Advance, Aitape [1975 papua new guinean], Samarai [1975 papua new
guinean], Archer [1973/74 indonesian Silinan/Suliman], Ardent, Arrow, Assail [1986 indonesian Sigurot], Attack
[1985 indonesian Sikuda], Aware, Ladava [1975 papua new guinean], Lae [1975 papua new guinean], Madang
[1975 papua new guinean], Bandolier [1973/74 indonesian Sibaru/Sibarau], Barbette [1985 indonesian Siada],
Barricade [1982 indonesian Sigalu], Bombard [1983 indonesian Siribua], Buccaneer, Bayonet) australian patrol
craft, 1960s
Attacker-class (Attacker [commissioned 10.10.1942, US 1946], Battler [commissioned 15.11.1942, US 1946], Chaser
[commissioned 9.4.1943, US 1946], Fencer [commissioned 20.2.1943, US 1946], Hunter [commissioned
11.1.1943, US 1945], Pursuer [commissioned 14.6.1943, US 1946], Ravager [commissioned 26.4.1943, US
1946], Searcher [commissioned 8.4.1943, US 1945], Stalker [commissioned 30.12.1942, US 1945], Striker
[commissioned 29.4.1943, US 1946], Tracker [commissioned 31.1.1943, US 1945]) british escort carriers
Attacker-class (Attacker [1992/93 lebanese L 01], Hunter [1992/93 lebanese L 02], Chaser [1992/93 lebanese L 03], Fencer
[1992/93 lebanese L 04], ... [1992/93 lebanese L 05]) british patrol craft
Attentif: british tug, 1938
Attentive,14. gunbrig. (1804 launched. BU 1815) 1805
Atu
Atv
Atwood: british tug, 1944
Atx
Aty
Atz
Aua
Aubrietia-class (Aubrietia [launched 6/16], Heather [launched 6/16], Salvia [launched 6/16], Tamarisk [launched 6/16], Tulip
[launched 7/16], Viola [launched 7/16], Andromeda [launched 6/17, french Andromédé, commissioned 1917,
renamed Ville d`Ys], Gaillardia [launched 5/17], Hibiscus [launched 11/17], Lychnis [launched 8/17, indian
Cornwallis 1921], Montbretia [launched 9/17], Polyanthus [launched 9/17]) british convoy sloops
Aucilla, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class completed as AO-56 USN
Audace-class (Audace (AD) [launched 5/13], Animoso (AN) [launched 7/13]) italian destroyers
Audace: italian destroyer 1917, 1943 german TA 20, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
Audace-class (Audace [commissioned 16.11.1972], Ardito [commissioned 5.12.1972]) italian destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Audacieuse, L´: french screw frigate (56) launched 1856 detail in MONDFELD S. 223
Audacieuse-class (LÁudacieuse [commissioned 1986], La Boudeuse [commissioned 1987], La Capricieuse [commissioned
1987], La Fougueuse [commissioned 1987], La Glorieuse [commissioned 1987], La Gracieuse [commissioned
1987], La Moqueuse [commissioned 1987], La Railleuse [commissioned 1987], La Rieuse [commissioned
1987], La Tapageuse [commissioned 1988], Generale dÁrmee Ba Oumar [gabonese, commissioned 1988],
Colonel Djoue d´Bany [gabonese, commissioned 1990]) french patrol boats (Super PATRA) CONWAY 194795
Audacieux: french (74) 1784
Audacieux: french (74) launched 1807 as Pultusk
Audacieux: french (74) 1816, since 1813 buitlt as dutch
Audacious: (80) british 1785
Audacious-class (Audacious [commissioned 10.9.1870], Invincible [commissioned 1.10.1870], Iron Duke [commissioned
21.1.1871], Vanguard [commissioned 28.9.1870]) british armoured frigates, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Audacity:
Audax: british merchant brig, opium clipper, built 1840, in service 1840
Audaz-class (Audaz [launched 2/1897], Osado [launched 3/1897], Pluton [launched 7/1897], Proserpine [launched 10/1897])
spanish destroyer CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Audaz-class (Ariete [modified, commissioned 7.2.1961 as ASW destroyer], Atrevido [commissioned 30.11.1955 as frigate,
modified 1960-65 as ASW destroyer, renamed Meteoro], Audaz [commissioned 30.6.1953, 1955 frigate, modified
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1960-65 as ASW destroyer], Furor [modified, commissioned 9.9.1960 as ASW destroyer], Intrepido [modified,
commissioned 25.3.1965 as ASW destroyer], Osado [commissioned 26.1.1955 as frigate, modified 1960-65 as
ASW destroyer], Rayo [commissioned 26.1.1956 as frigate, modified 1960-65 as ASW destroyer],
Relampago/Relampagio [modified, commissioned 7.7.1965 as ASW destroyer], Temerario [modified,
commissioned 16.3.1964 as ASW destroyer]) spanish torpedo boats
Aude: french transport 1924
Aue
Auf
Augusta: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 7/1736, 1765 BU
Augusta USA (20) 1799
Augusta-class (Augusta [built as japanese Yeddo/Jeddo, commissioned 4.7.1864], Victoria [built as japanese Osakka,
commissioned 14.9.1864]) prussian screw corvettes, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
August Cords 1910, 11 kn
Auguste, L´: 1704-5 built, 141ft length, 24x24pdr 26x9pdr 8+2 minions, captured in 1705 by RN, IM KOPIENORDNER
Auguste french (80) 1778, 1793 Jacobin, 1794 Neuf Thermidor
Auguste, L´: french (80) 1811,1814 Illustre, IM KOPIENORDNER
Auguste Victoria: passenger ship 1889, IM KOPIENORDNER
Augustus,3. gunvessel. (around 1798-1801)
Auh
Aui
Auj
Auk-class (Catherine [BAM-9, J.12, RN, commissioned 8.7.43, 1947 turkish Erdemil], Cato [BAM-10, J.16, RN, commissioned
7/43], Chamois [BAM-12, J.28, RN, commissioned 10/43, 1948 mercantile Morning Star], Chance [BAM-13, J.340,
RN, commissioned 11/43, 1947 turkish Erdemit], Combatant [BAM-14, J.341, RN, commissioned 11/43, 1947
greek], Cynthia [BAM-15, J.345, RN, commissioned 12/43], HMS Elfreda [ex Overseer AM-321, BAM-16, J.402,
RN, commissioned 12/43, 1947 turkish Cesmi/Cesme M-505, later A-595], Fairy [BAM-25, J.403, RN,
commissioned 24.3.43], Foam [BAM-27, J.342, RN, commissioned 4/44], Frolic [BAM-28, J.406, RN, commissioned
18.6.44, 1947 turkish Candarli], Florizel [BAM-26, J.404, RN, commissioned 4/44, 1947 mercantile Aida/greek],
Jasper [BAM-29, ex Garnet, J.407, RN, commissioned 12.8.44, 1947 private Pandelis], Gazelle [BAM-17, J.342, RN,
commissioned 28.7.43], Gorgon [BAM-18, J.346, RN, commissioned 28.8.43], Grecian [BAM-19, J,.352, RN,
commissioned 9/43, 1947 turkish Edincik], Magic [BAM-20, J.400, RN, commissioned 25.10.43], Pique [BAM-11,
ex Celerity, J.23, RN, commissioned 30.8.43, 1947 turkish Eregil], Pylades [BAM-21, J.401, RN, commissioned
24.11.43], Steadfast [BAM-31, J.375, RN, commissioned 29.9.43, 1946 USA, 1947 greek], Strenuous [ex USS
Vitalian AM-129, J.338, RN, commissioned 5/43], Tattoo [BAM-32, J.374, RN, commissioned 26.10.43, 1947 turkish
Carsamba], Tourmaline [ex USS Usage AM-130, J.339, RN, commissioned 7/43, 1947 turkish Cardak],
Auk [AM-57, commissioned 1/1942], Broadbill [AM-58, commissioned 10/42], Chickadee [AM-59, commissioned
9/42, 1966 uruguayan. Commandante Pedro Campbell], Nuthatch [AM-60, commissioned 11/42], Pheasant [AM-61,
commissioned 12/42], Sheldrake [AM-62, commissioned 10/42, 1952 survey ship AGS-19], Skylark [AM-63,
commissioned 11/42], Starling [AM-64, commissioned 12/42, 1973 mexican Valentin Gomez Farias], Swallow [AM65, commissioned 1/43], Heed [AM-100, commissioned 2/43], Herald [AM-101, commissioned 3/43], Motive [AM102, commissioned 4/43], Oracle [AM-103, commissioned 5/43], Champion [ex HMS Akbar BAM-1, AM-314,
commissioned 9/43, 1955 MSF-314, 1973 mexican Mariano Escobedo], Chief [ex HMS Alice BAM-2, AM-315,
commissioned 10/43, 1955 MSF-315, later mexican Jésus Gonzales Ortega], Competent [ex HMS Amelie/Amelia
BAM-3, AM-316, commissioned 10/43, 1955 MSF-316, 1973 mexican Ponciano Arriaga], Defense [ex HMS Amity
BAM-4, AM-317, commissioned 1/44, 1955 MSF-317, 1973 mexican Manuel Doblado C-73], Devastator [ex HMS
Augusta BAM-5, AM-318, commissioned 1/44, 1955 MSF-318, 1973 mexican Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada/Sebastian
Leido de Tejada C-74], Gladiator [ex HMS Blaze BAM-6, AM-319, commissioned 2/44, 1955 MSF-319, 1973
mexican Santos Degollado G-07], Impeccable [ex HMS Brutus BAM-7, AM-320, commissioned 4/44, 1955 MSF320], Ardent [ex HMS Buffalo BAM-8, AM-340, commissioned 5/44, 1955 MSF-340, 1973 mexican Juan N.
Alvarez], Pilot [AM-104, commissioned 2/43, 1972 mexican patrol craft Juan Aldarma C-85], Pioneer [AM-105,
commissioned 2/43, 1972 mexican patrol craft Leandro Valle C-70], Portent [AM-106, commissioned 4/43], Prevail
[AM-107, commissioned 4/43, 4/52 survey ship AGS-20], Pursuit [AM-108, commissioned 4/43], Requisite [AM109, commissioned 7/43, 8/51 AGS-18], Revenge [ex Right, AM-110, commissioned 7/43], Sage [AM-111,
commissioned 8/43, 1955 MSF-111, 1973 mexican Hermenegildo Galeana G-19], Seer [AM-112, commissioned
10/42, 1955 MSF-112, 1958 MMC-5, 1962 norwegian minelayer Uller N-50], Sentinel [AM-113, commissioned
11/42], Staff [AM-114, commissioned 11/42, 1955 MSF-114], Skill [AM-115, commissioned 11/42], Surfbird [AM383, commissioned 11/44], Sprig [AM-384, commissioned 4/45, 1955 MSF-384, 1957 degaussing ship ADG-383,
1975 mercantile Helenka B], Tanager [AM-385, commissioned 7/45, 1955 MSF-385, 1963 USCGC Tanager WTR385], Tercel [AM-386, commissioned 8/45, 1955 MSF-386], Speed [AM-116, commissioned 10/42, 1955 MSF-116,
1967 s-korean Sunchon PCE-1002], Strive [AM-117, commissioned 10/42, 1955 MSF-117, 1958 minelayer MMC-1,
1959 norwegian Gor N-48], Steady [AM-118, commissioned 11/42, 1955 MSF-118, 1968 taiwanese Ping Jin PCE70], Sustain [AM-119, commissioned 11/42, 1955 MSF-119, 1958 minelayer MMC-2, 1959 norwegian Tyr N-47],
Toucan [AM-387, commissioned 11/44, 1955 MSF-387, 1964 taiwanese Chien Men PCE-45], Towhee [AM-388,
48
commissioned 5/45, 1955 MSF-388, 1964 survey ship AGS-28], Waxwing [AM-389, commissioned 8/45, 1955 MSF389, 1965 taiwanese Chu Yang/Chu Yung PCE-67, later PCE-867], Wheatear [AM-390, commissioned 10/45, 1955
MSF-390], Sway [AM-120, commissioned 7/43, 1955 MSF-120, 1972 mexican Ignacio Altamurano/Ignacio
Altamirano G-12], Swerve [AM-121, commissioned 1/44], Swift [AM-122, commissioned 12/43, 1955 MSF-122],
Symbol [AM-123, commissioned 12/42, 1972 mexican Guillermo Pietro], Threat [AM-124, commissioned 5/43, 1973
mexican Francisco Zarco], Tide [AM-125, commissioned 5/43], Minivet [AM-371, commissioned 11/44], Murrelet
[AM-372, commissioned 8/45, 1955 MSF-372, 1965 filipino Rizal PCE-69, later patrol corvette PS-69], Peregrine
[AM-373, commissioned 9/45, 1955 MSF-373, later experimental EMSF-373, 1964 auxiliary AG-176], Pigeon [AM374, commissioned 10/45m 1955 MSF-374], Pochard [AM-375, commissioned 11/44, 1955 MSF-375], Ptarmigan
[AM-376, commissioned 1/45, 1955 MSF-376, 1963 s-korean Shin Song], Quail [AM-377, commissioned 3/45, 1955
MSF-377], Redstart [AM-378, commissioned 4/45, 1955 MSF-378, 1965 taiwanese Wu Sheng PCE-66, later PCE866], Token [AM-126, commissioned 12/42, 1955 MSF-126], Tumult [AM-127, commissioned 2/43, 1955 MSF127], Velocity [AM-128, commissioned 4/43, 1955 MSF-128, 1972 mexican Ignacio L. Vallarta G-14], Zeal [AM131, commissioned 7/43, 1955 MSF-131], Dextrous [ex Sepoy BAM-30, AM-341, commissioned 9/43, 1955 MSF341, 1967 s-korean Koje], Roselle [AM-379, commissioned 2/45, 2/73 mexican Melchor Ocampo], Ruddy [AM-380,
commissioned 4/45, 1955 MSF-380, 1960 peruvian patrol craft Galvez], Scoter/Scooter/Seater [AM-381,
commissioned 3/45, 1955 MSF-381, 1972 mexican Manuel Gutierrez Zamora G-10], Shoveller/Shoveler [AM-382,
commissioned 5/45, 1955 MSF-382, 1960 peruvian patrol craft Diez Canseco/Diez Camesco MSF-69], Overseer [ex
Elfreda, AM-, commissioned , 1947 turkish], Spear [ex Errant/Errand BAM-22, AM-322, commissioned 12/43, 1955
MSF-322, 1972 mexican Ignacio de la Llave G-08], Triumph [ex Espoir BAM-23, AM-323, commissioned 2/44,
1955 MSF-323, 1959 minelayer MMC-3, 1961 norwegian Brage N-49], Vigilance [ex HMS Exploit BAM-24, AM324, commissioned 2/44, 1955 MSF-324, 1967 filipino Quezon PS-70]) US minesweepers
Aul
Aum
Aungban: tanker, launched 1917, later japanese Tôen Maru
Auo
Aup
Auq
Aura: finnish presidential yacht, launched 1884, escort in world war 2
Aura I: launched 1858, later patrol ship Pregrada, russian minesweeper Planeta (I) in WWI
Aura II: launched 1893, later Yakor, russian minesweeper Planeta (II) in WWI, 1918 finnish
Aurania: british, launched 1924, merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, repair ship Artifex 1942
Aurelia: ferry launched 1973: ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Aurochs-class (Aurochs, Elan, Renne, Zebu) french patrol tugs, completed before 1918
Aurora: british frigate launched 1/1766, 1769 foundered, see Glory
Aurora: sardinian brigg, launched 1827 (10), later italian
Aurora: british frigate, commissioned 11/1863
Aurora: clipper, 1874
Aurora-class (Aurora [commissioned 1.7.1874, 1920 yugoslav Skradin], Frundsberg [commissioned 10/1873, 1905 mine depot,
1920 yugoslav Zlarin], Zrinyi [commissioned 26.8.1871, 1905 mine depot, 1908 Delta]) kuk corvettes,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Aurora: tug, built 1909, rebuilt 1936, converted to minelayer, commissioned 1940 into romanian navy
Aurore: french (32), 12/1793 british
Aurore: french (18), 1/1801 british Charwell, sold 1813
Aurore-class (LÁurore [(Q 192), commissioned 6/40], La Créole [(Q 193), commissioned 4/49], LÁrtemis II [(Q 206), new
design, commissioned 2/54], La Favorite [(Q 195), 11/1942 commissioned as german training submarine UF 2,
GRÖNER 3], LÁfricaine [(Q 196), 1941-45 under construction as german UF 1, new design, 10/1949
commissioned], LÁstrée II [(Q 200), 1941-45 under construction as german UF 3, new design, commissioned
4/1949], LÁndromède [(Q 201), new design, commissioned 4/53]) french submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER,
ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Ausonia: british launched 1921 merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1942 repair ship
Austerlitz: french brig sloop, US-built, 2x6pdr, 16x24pdr carronades, taken 1807 by RN, renamed Putulsk, 1810 BU
Austerlitz: (118) french, launched 1808
Austerlitz: french (86) launched 1852, screw ship
Austin: transport, launched 1889, 1898 USN auxiliary cruiser Panther, 1902 training ship, 1907-17 repair ship, 1917-22
destroyer tender AD-6, sold 1923
Austral: french refridgerator ship 1927, ex trawler Leon Poret
Australie: french iron paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1844
Austria: german transport, launched 6/1857, delivered 9/1857 to hapag-lloyd
Autossee, T2-SE-A1
Authion: launched 1847 (3) sardinian, later italian sloop
Autumn: british, purchased 1801, named Strombolo, bomb in 1810, sold 1815
Auu
49
Auv
Auw
Aux
Auy
Auz
Avance: launched 1884, russian auxiliary minesweeper Avans, 1916 patrol boat Olen
Avanport: russian harbour vessel 1879
Avantgarde: french riverine gunboat, 1x12pdr/1x16pdr, 1871 german
Avant-Garde-class (Avant-Garde 1889, Archer 1894, Turco, Zouave, Dragon, Grenadier, Lancier) french T-boat, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 3, launched 1889-93
Avb
Avc
Avd
Avenger,16. (taken on 17 3/1794. lost 1803)
Avenger (purchased 1803. ex collier. lost 1812) 1804
Avenger: british armed merchant cruiser, 8x6in, 2x3pdr, sunk 6/17
Avenger-class (Avenger [commissioned 2.3.42], Biter [commissioned 1.5.42, 1945 french Dixmude], Dasher [commissioned
1.7.42]) british escort carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
Avenger-class (Avenger MCM-1 [commissioned 1987], MCM-2, MCM-3, MCM-4) US minesweepers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Aventinus ARVE-3: 1945
Aventurier-class (Aventurier [commissioned 9/1914, ex arg. Mendoza, refitted 1924-27], Opiniâtre [ex argentine Rioja,
commissioned 9/1914], Téméraire [ex arg. San Juan, commissioned 11/1914], Intrépide [ex arg. Salta,
commissioned 9/1914, refitted 1924-27]) french destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21
Averne-class (Averne, Dauphin) french torpedo boats, launched 1893/94
Averysboro, T2-SE-A1
Avf
Avg
Avh
Avispa: launched 1908, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 28
Avj
Avk
Avl
Avm
Avni Illah-class (Avni Illah [launched 1869], Muin-I-Zaffer [launched 1869]) turkish battleship
Avoca, T1-M-BT1
Avon Water: 1930, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Avp
Avq
Avr
AVR-class (..., ... [1969 taiwanese Chie Kuo], ... [1969 taiwanese PTC-36], ...) US coastal patrol vessels
Avs
Avt
Avu
Avvoltoio: italian torpedo boat 1881, 1886 2 Y
Avw
Avx
Avy
Avz
Awaji-class (PM 01, PM 02, PM 03) japanese medium patrol vessels, completed 1950
Awashima-class (Awashima [launched 13.12.1989], Ieshima [launched 19.12.1990], Tsukishima [launched 18.3.1993], Maejima
[launched 15.12.93], Makishima [launched 12.12.94], ... [launched 1996?], Sakushima [launched 13.12.1989],
Uwajima [launched 19.12.1990], Kumejima [launched 12/1994], Tobishima launched 10.3.1995], ... [1996?])
japanese minesweepers/minehunters
Awata Maru: sister to Akagi Maru [1936, IM KOPIENORDNER], and Asaka maru [1937, IM KOPIENORDNER], japanese
transport 1937, 1942 auxiliary cruiser, 4x15.0, IM KOPIENORDNER
Awb
Awc
Awd
Awe
Awf
Awg
Awh
Awi
50
Awj
Awk
Awl
Awm
Awn
Awo
Awp
Awq
Awr
Aws
Awt
Awu
Awv
Aww
Awx
Awy
Awz
Axa
Axb
Axc
Axd
Axe-class (Dee [T.20], Garry [T.63], Kennet [T.78], Liffey [T.81]) british trawlers
Axelhuus: danish steamer 1884, russian SAR vessel Ervi, 1914 transport Bolid, 1914 tug Ervi, 1922 Avral, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Axel Johnson 1969
Axel Thorsen: gunboat 1810
Axf
Axg
Axh
Axi
Axj
Axk
Axl
Axm
Axn
Axo
Axp
Axq
Axr
Axs
Axt
Axu
Axv
Axw
Axx
Axy
Axz
AY-class (Atilay [launched 19.5.1939, commissioned 1940], Yildiray [launched 26/28.8.39, commissioned 15.1.46], Saldiray
[commissioned 5.6.39]) turkish submarines, CONWAY 1922-46
Ayah-class (Ayah [delivered 1951/52], Baz [delivered 1951/52], Daya [delivered 1951/52], Peress [delivered 1951/52], Tahmass
[delivered 1951/52], Yasoor [delivered 1951/52]) israeli fast torpedo/gun attack craft
Ayanami-class (Ayanami DD-103 [commissioned 12.2.1958], Isonami DD-104 [commissioned 14.3.1958], Uranami DD-105
[commissioned 27.2.1958], Shikinami DD-106 [commissioned 15.3.1958], Takanami DD-110 [commissioned
30.1.1960], Onami DD-111 [commissioned 29.8.1960], Makinami DD-112 [commissioned 28.10.1960])
japanese ASW destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Ayb
Ayc
Ayd
Aye
Ayf
Ayg
Ayh
Ayi
51
Ayj
Ayk
Ayl
Aym
Ayn
Ayo
Ayp
Ayq
Ayr Chawan-class (Ayr Chawan, Ayer Merban, ..., ...) singapurian landing craft, built 1968-69
Ays
Ayt
Ayu-Dag: russian merchant, launched 1898
Ayv
Ayw
Ayx
Ayy
Ayz
Azalea-class [Flower-class] (Azalea, Begonia, Camellia, Carnation, Clematis, Heliotrope, Myrtle, Jessamine, Zinnia [belgian Jan
Breydel, 1940 german Barbara, 1945 belgian Jan Breydel], Narcissus, Peony, Snowdrop) british fleet sweeping
escort sloops 1915, IM KOPIENORDNER
Azalia: dutch trawler, launched 1902, converted into auxiliary minelayer/minesweeper Vulcanus 1916-17
Azar-class (Azav/Azar, Chahab, Darakhsh, Navak, Peykan, Tondar, Tondbad, Toufan, Tousan) italian built 1954-55, iranian
coastal patrol boats; 1975 sold, sudanese Sheikan, Kadir, Karari ?
Azb
Azc
Azd
Azerbaijan-class (Azerbaijan, Gahlani, Mazendern, Babolsar, Gorgan, Sef Indreude) italian built persian/iranian motor launches,
built 1935
Azevia-class (Azevia, Bicuda, Corvina, Dourada, Fataca, Espadilha) portuguese fishery protection vessels, patrol boats,
gunboats, launched 1941-42
Azf
Azg
Azh
Azia (66) russian 1796
Azimut: russian survey vessel 1914, 1932 Moroz
Azio: italian minelayer, launched in 1927 62,2x x2,6 15kn 2x10,16 / 1x7,62 80M
Azj
Azk
Azl
Azm
Azn
Azopardo-class (Azopardo [commissioned 1/1955], Piedra Buena [commissioned 16.12.1958]) argentine patrol escorts,
CONWAY 1947-95
Azor-class (Azor, Halcón) spanish torpedo boats, launched 1887
Azov: russian ship of the line (74), launched 26.5.1826, 4x40pdr, 70x24+36pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Azov-class (Azov, Kertch) british schooner gunboats, launched 7/1855, 2x32pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Azp
Azq
Azr
Azs
Aztec-class (CP 1001 [lebanese, delivered 1980], CP 1002 [lebanese, delivered 1980], CP 1003 [lebanese, delivered 1980], CP
1004 [lebanese, delivered 1980], CP 1005 [lebanese, delivered 1980], CP 1006 [lebanese, delivered 1980], ...)
coastal patrol craft
Azteca-class (Andres Quintana Roo [commissioned 1974], Matias de Cordova [commissioned 1974], Miguel Ramos Arizpe
[commissioned 1974], José Maria Izazago [commissioned 1974], Juan Bautista Morales [commissioned 1974],
Ignacio Lopez Rayon [commissioned 1974], Manuel Crescencio Rejon [commissioned 1975], Antonio de la Fuente
[commissioned 1975], Leon Guzman [commissioned 1975], Ignacio Ramirez [commissioned 1975], Ignacio
Mariscal [commissioned 1975], Heriberto Jara Corona [commissioned 1975], José Maria Mata [commissioned
1975], Feliz Romero [commissioned 1975], Fernando Lizardi [commissioned 1975], Francisco J. Mujica
[commissioned 1975], Pastor Rouaix José Maria [commissioned 1975], José Maria del Castillo Velasco
[commissioned 1975], Luis Manuel Rojas [commissioned 1976], José Natividad Macias [commissioned 1976],
Esteban Baca Calderon [commissioned 1976], Ignacio Zaragoza [commissioned 1979], Tamaulipas [commissioned
1979], Yucatan [commissioned 1979], Tabasco [commissioned 1979], Veracruz [commissioned 1979], Campeche
52
[commissioned 1980], Puebla [commissioned 1982], Margarita Maza de Juarez [commissioned 1980], Leona
Vicario [commissioned 1980], Josefa Ortiz Dominiquez [commissioned 1980]) mexican patrol boats
Azuma: japanese training support ship, commissioned 21.10.1969
Azuma Maru: japanese transport, launched 1936, 1942 converted to fleet oiler
Azumasan Maru: sister to Amagisan Maru, japanese merchant 1933, IM KOPIENORDNER
Azur: 1929
Azv
Azw
Azx
Azy
Azz
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
B-class (B 1 [launched 10/1904, completed 16.04.1905], B 2 [commissioned 9.12.1905], B 3 [commissioned 19.1.06], B 4
[commissioned 28.1.06], B 5 [commissioned 25.2.06], B 6 [commissioned 3.3.06, 1917 patrol craft S 6], B 7
[commissioned 27.3.06, 1917 patrol craft S 7], B 8 [commissioned 10.4.06, 1917 patrol craft S 8], B 9 [commissioned
28.4.06, 1917 patrol craft S 9], B 10 [commissioned 31.5.1906, 1917 patrol craft S 10], B 11 [commissioned 11.5.1906,
1917 patrol craft S 11]) british, submarine, since 1905 commissioned, 2x45,72TR
B-class (B 1 [launched and commissioned 7/16], B 2 [launched and commissioned 10/16], B 3 [launched and commissioned
11/16]) italian midget submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
B-class (B 1 [launched 6/21], B 2 [launched 1922], B 3 [launched 1922], B 4 [launched 1922], B 5 [launched 1923], B 6
[launched 1923]) spanish submarines
B-class (Basilisk [commissioned 4.3.1931], Beagle [commissioned 9.4.1931], Blanche [commissioned 19.2.1931], Boadicea
[commissioned 7.4.1931], Boreas [commissioned 20.2.1931, 1944 greek Salamis], Brazen [commissioned 8.4.1931],
Brilliant [commissioned 21.2.1931], Bulldog [commissioned 8.4.1931], Keith [commissioned 9.6.1931, leader],
Saguenay [RCN, commissioned 22.5.1931, aka Saguenay-class], Skeena [RCN, commissioned 10.6.1932, aka
Saguenay-class]) british destroyers
B-type (Ko-Hyoteki) (Ha 53) japanese midget submarine prototype 1943
B-type (No. 101, No 102, No. 103, No. 104, No. 105, No. 106, No. 107, No. 108, No. 109, No. 110, No. 111, No. 112, No. 113,
No. 114, No. 115, No. 116, No. 117, No. 118, No. 119, No. 120, No. 121, No. 122, No. 123, No. 124, No. 125, No. 126,
No. 153, No. 154, No. 155, No. 156, No. 157) japanese coastal escorts, built 1945, none completed before 8/45
B 1: norwegian submarine, commissioned 1.2.1923, 4x45,72 TT, 1x7,62
B 1-class (B 1, B, B 3, B 4, B 5, B 6, B 7, B 8, B 9, B 10, B 11, B 12, B 13, B 14, B 15, B 16) dutch motor launches, built 1942
B 5: norwegian submarine, commissioned 1.10.1929, 4x45,72 TT, 1x7,62, 1940 german UC 1
B 6: norwegian submarine, commissioned 1.5.1930, 1940 german UC 2, 4x45,72 TT, 1x7,62, 1940 german UC 2, GRÖNER 3
B.7 1946, tug
B.8 1946, tug
B.9 1946, tug
B.10 1946, tug
B 97: german destoyer 1915, 1920 italian Cesare Rossarol (commissioned 1924), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
B 98: german destroyer 1915, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
B 109: german destroyer 1915
BA.1 1943 floating dock
BA.2 1943 floating dock
Babet, La: french corvette, launched 1793, 20x9pdr, 6x12pdr carronades, 2x12pdr carronades, taken by RN 1794, 1801
foundered, IM KOPIENORDNER
„Babochka“-class/„Baboochka“-class (Aleksandr Kunakhovich [built 1977]) soviet ASW hydrofoil prototype, project 1141, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Babr-class (Babr [launched 2.8.31, commissioned 1932], Palang [launched 11/31, commissioned 1932]) pers sloops, CONWAY
1922-46
BACAT 1: barge-carrier 1974, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Bacchante, La: french corvette, launched 1795, taken by RN 1803, 1809 sold, 2x12pdr, 18x32pdr carronades
Bacchante,38 (hospitalship 1837) launched in 11/1811
Bacchante: british screw frigate, launched 1859 (50)
Bacchante-class (Bacchante [commissioned 7/1879], Boadicea [commissioned 5/1877], Euryalus [commissioned 6/1878])
british corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
53
Bacchus,10. cutter. (1806 launched. captured 1808) 1807. captured by the french during 1/1808
Bacchus: ex danish, taken 1807, deleted 1811
Bacchus,18. (1812 launched. ‘cruizer’. 1829 used as a breakwater) 1813
Bacchus: british, launched 1936, stores ship in world war 2, WEYER 43/44
Bacchus: built as swedish transport, intendedn as german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 189, commissioned
29.4.1948 as venezuelean Falcon, 1955 liberian Vera Cruz, 1961 peruvian, 1968 nassau-islands Caribbean Mist
Bachaquero: oil tanker, built 1937, converted to british LST (landing ship, tank)
Baden: norwegian merchant, launched 1937, 1941 german, 1942 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 175, 1946 norwegian
merchant Baden, 1965 Slidre Utara, 1968 Darpo Tiga, 1970 panamese
Badger: (4) dutch hoy, purchased 1794. sold 1802
Badger: british revenue cutter (customs) 1813, still in service 1845
Badger. hired cutter, around 1814
Badine: french sloop launched 1745 (6x3pdr) IM KOPIENORDNER
Badora: 1914, mine tender in world war 2
Badr-class (Badr, Yarmouk) saudi large patrol craft, german built early 1970s
Bae
Bafile-class (Andrea Bafile [commissioned 1922], Varlo del Greco [commissioned 1922], Tolosetto Farinati [commissioned
1922], Ernesto Giovannini [completed 30.4.1922], Emanuele Russo [commissioned 1922], Alessandro Vitturi
[commissioned 1922]) italian gunboats, CONWAY 1906-21
Bagger II: dredging ship 1834, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bagger III: 1845, renamed Johannes, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bagley-class (Bagley TB-24 [commissioned 18.10.1901, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 10], Barney TB-25 [commissioned
21.10.1901, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No.11], Biddle TB-26 [commissioned 26.10.1901, 1918 Coast Torpedo
Boat No. 12]) US torpedo boats
Baglietto 13FC type (.. [united arab emirates, delivered 1983], ... [united arab emirates, delivered 1983]) italian patrol boats
Baglietto 59ft type (501 [united arab emirates, delivered 1993], 502 [united arab emirates, delivered 1993], 503 [united arab
emirates, delivered 1993]) coastal patrol boats
Bahadoer-class (Bahadoer [RP 201, commissioned 12/1975], Fajablow [RP 202, commissioned 12/1975], Korangon [RP 203,
commissioned 2/1976]) surinam river patrol craft; also one 10m river patrol craft commissioned 8/1975, name
unknown.
Bahama: spanish, launched 1784, 28x32pdr, 30x18pdr, 6x12pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, 2x12pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by
RN 1805, HMS Bahamas, never fitted for sea, by 1807 hulked, 1814 BU, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bahia: brazilian coastal battleship, launched 10/1865, built as paraguayan Minerva
Bahia-class (Bahia, Rio Grande do Sul) brazilian cruisers 1910, CONWAY 1906-21
Bahiana Reefer: 1982
Baia: tug, 1912
Baikal: russian transport, launched 7/1848, (6), IM KOPIENORDNER
Bailey TB-21: US destroyer, commissioned 20.7.1901, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 8
Bainbridge-class (Bainbridge DD-1 [commissioned 24.11.1902], Barry DD-2 [commissioned 24.11.1902], Chauncey DD-3
[commissioned 20.11.1902], Dale DD-4 [commissioned 24.10.1902], Decatur DD-5 [commissioned
19.5.1902]) US destroyers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Baire: cuban gunboat, launched 1906
Baj
Bakan: launched 1898, 1914 russian dispatch vessel
„Bakan“-class () soviet, project 393
Bakerville: tug, 1944
Baku: russian tanker 1917, laid down as Stephan Ljanozov years before
Balao-class (Balao SS-285 [commissioned 4.2.43], Billfis SS-286 [commissioned 20.4.43], Bowfin SS-287 [commissioned
1.5.43], Cabrilla SS-288 [commissioned 24.5.43], Capelin SS-289 [commissioned 4.6.43], Cisco SS-290
[commissioned 10.5.43], Crevall SS-291 [commissioned 24.6.43], Sand Lance ex Ojanco ex Orca SS-381
[commissioned 9.10.43, 1963 brazilian Rio Grande do Sul], Picuda ex Obispo SS-382 [commissioned 16.10.43,
1972 spanish Narciso Monturiol], Pampanito SS-383 [commissioned 6.11.43], Parche SS-384 [commissioned
20.11.43], Bang SS-385 [commissioned 4.12.43, 1972 spanish Cosme Garcia], Pilotfish SS-386 [commissioned
16.12.43], Pintado SS-387 [commissioned 1.1.44], Pipefish SS-388 [commissioned 22.1.44], Piranha SS-389
[commissioned 5.2.44], Plaice SS-390 [commissioned 12.2.44, 1963 brazilian Bahia], Pomfret SS-391
[commissioned 19.2.44, GUPPY IIA, 1972 turkish Oruc Reis], Sterlet ex Pudiano SS-392 [commissioned 4.3.44],
Queenfish SS-393 [commissioned 11.3.44], Razorback SS-394 [commissioned 2.4.44, GUPPA IIA, 1970 turkish
Murat Reis], Redfish SS-395 [commissioned 12.4.44], Ronquil SS-396 [commissioned 22.4.44, 1971 spanish Isaac
Peral], Scabbardfish SS-397 [commissioned 29.4.44, 1965 greek Triaina], Segundo SS-398 [commissioned 9.5.44],
Sea Cat SS-399 [commissioned 16.5.44], Sea Devil SS-400 [commissioned 24.4.44], Sea Dog SS-401
[commissioned 3.6.44], Sea Fox SS-402 [commissioned 13.6.44, GUPPY IIA, 1970 turkish Burak Reis], Atule SS403 [commissioned 21.6.44, 1974 peruvian Pacocha], Spikefish ex Shiner SS-404 [commissioned 30.6.44], Sea Owl
SS-405 [commissioned 17.7.44], Sea Poacher SS-406 [commissioned 31.7.44, 1974 peruvian Pabellon de Pica,
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1974/5 La Pedrera], Sea Robin SS-407 [commissioned 7.8.44], Sennet SS-408 [commissioned 22.8.44], Piper ex
Awa SS-409 [commissioned 23.8.44], Treadfin/Thredfin ex Sole SS-410 [commissioned 30.8.44, GUPPY IIA, 1973
turkish Birinci Inonu], Devilfish SS-292 [commissioned 1.9.44], Dragonet SS-293 [commissioned 6.3.44], Escolar
SS-294 [commissioned 2.6.44], Hackleback SS-295 [commissioned 7.11.44], Ling SS-297 [commissioned 8.6.45],
Lancetfish SS-296 [commissioned 12.2.45], Lionfish SS-298 [commissioned 1.11.44], Manta SS-299
[commissioned 18.12.44], Moray SS-300 [commissioned 26.1.45], Roncador SS-301 [commissioned 27.3.45],
Sabalo SS-302 [commissioned 19.6.45], Sablefish SS-303 [commissioned 18.12.45, 1969 AGSS-303], Seahorse SS304 [commissioned 31.3.43], Skate SS-305 [commissioned 15.4.43], Tang SS-306 [commissioned 15.10.43],
Tilefish SS-307 [commissioned 28.12.43], Spadefish SS-411 [commissioned 9.3.44], Trepang ex Senorita SS-412
[commissioned 22.5.44], Spot SS-413 [commissioned 3.8.44, 1962 chilean Simpson], Springer SS-414
[commissioned 18.10.44, 1961 chilean Thomson], Stickleback SS-415 [commissioned 29.3.45], Tiru SS-416
[commissioned 1.9.1948 as GUPPY], Apogon ex Abadejo SS-308 [commissioned 16.7.43], Aspro ex Acedia SS309 [commissioned 31.7.43], Batfish ex Acoupa SS-310 [commissioned 21.8.43], Archerfish SS-311
[commissioned 4.9.43], Burrfish [ex Arnillo, SS-312, commissioned 14.9.43, later radar picket SSR-312, 1961-69
canadian Grilse], Perch SS-313 [commissioned 7.1.44], Shark SS-314 [commissioned 14.2.44], Sealion SS-315
[commissioned 8.5.44], Barbel SS-316 [commissioned 3.4.44], Barbero SS-317 [commissioned 29.4.44], Baya SS318 [commissioned 20.5.44], Becuna SS-319 [commissioned 27.5.44], Bergall SS-320 [commissioned 12.6.44,
1958 turkish Turgut Reis], Besugo SS-321 [commissioned 19.6.44, 1966 italian Francesco Morosini], Blackfin SS322 [commissioned 4.7.44], Caiman ex Blanquillo SS-323 [commissioned 17.7.44, GUPPY IA, 1972 turkish
Dumlupinar], Blenny SS-324 [commissioned 27.7.44], Blower SS-325 [commissioned 10.8.44, 1950 turkish
Dumlupinar], Blueback SS-326 [commissioned 28.8.44, 1948 turkish Ikinci Inonu], Boarfish SS-327 [commissioned
23.9.44, 1948 turkish Sakarya], Charr ex Boccaccio SS-328 [commissioned 23.9.44], Chub ex Bonaci SS-329
[commissioned 21.10.44, 1948 turkish Gur], Brill SS-330 [commissioned 26.10.1944, 1948 turkish Birinci Inonu],
Bugara SS-331 [commissioned 15.11.44], Bullhead SS-332 [commissioned 4.12.44], Bumper SS-333
[commissioned 9.12.44, 1950 turkish Canakkale], Cabezon SS-334 [commissioned 30.12.44], Dentuda ex Capitoli
SS-335 [commissioned 30.12.44], Capitaine SS-336 [commissioned 26.1.45, 1966 italian Alfredo Cappellini],
Carbonero SS-337 [commissioned 7.2.45], Carp SS-338 [commissioned 28.2.45], Catfish SS-339 [commissioned
19.3.45, GUPPY II refit 1948-50, 1971 argentine Santa Fe (II)], Entemoor ex Chickwick SS-340 [commissioned
6.4.45], Chivo SS-341 [commissioned 28.4.45, GUPPY IA refit in 1961, 1971 argentine Santiago del Estero (II)],
Chopper SS-342 [commissioned 25.5.45], Clamangore SS-343 [commissioned 28.6.45], Cobbler SS-344
[commissioned 8.8.45, GUPPY III, 1973 turkish Canakkale], Cochino SS-345 [commissioned 25.8.45], Corporal
SS-346 [commissioned 9.11.45, GUPPY III, 1973 turkish Ikinci Inonu], Cubera SS-347 [commissioned 19.12.45],
Cusk SS-348 [commissioned 5.2.46], Diodon SS-349 [commissioned 18.3.46], Dogfish SS-350 [commissioned
29.4.46, 1972 brazilian Guana Bara], Greenfish ex Doncella SS-351 [commissioned 7.6.46, 1948 GUPPY II, 196162 GUPPY III, 1973 brazilian Amazonas], Halfbreak ex Dory SS-352 [commissioned 22.7.46], Golet SS-361
[commissioned 30.11.43], Guavina SS-362 [commissioned 23.12.43], Guitarro SS-363 [commissioned 26.1.44,
1954 turkish Prevese/Preveze], Hammerhead SS-364 [commissioned 1.3.44, 1954 turkish Cerbe], Hardhead SS-365
[commissioned 18.4.44, GUPPY IIA, 1972 greek Papanikolis, LOOSE/OESTERLE], Hawkbill/Hawksbill SS-366
[commissioned 17.5.44, 1953-70 dutch Zeeleeuw], Icefish SS-367 [commissioned 10.6.44, 1953-71 dutch Walrus],
Jallao SS-368 [commissioned 8.7.44, 1974 spanish Narciso Monturiol], Kete SS-369 [commissioned 31.7.44],
Kraken SS-370 [commissioned 8.9.44, 1959 spanish E 1, renamed Almirante Garcia de los Reyes, later A. G.
Reyes], Lagarto SS-371 [commissioned 14.10.44], Lamprey SS-372 [commissioned 17.11.44, 1960 argentine Santa
Fe (I)], Lizardfish SS-373 [commissioned 30.12.44, 1960 italian Evangelista Toricelli], Loggerhead SS-374
[commissioned 9.2.45], Macabi SS-375 [commissioned 29.3.45, 1960 argentine Santiago del Estero (I)], Mapiro SS376 [commissioned 30.4.45, 1960 turkish Piri Reis], Menhaden SS-377 [commissioned 22.6.45], Mero SS-378
[commissioned 17.8.45, 1948 turkish Hizar Reis]) US submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46, see also Gato-class and GUPPY
Balboa Reefer: 1979
„Balcom 10“-class (Sassnitz [commissioned 31.7.1990 without the missiles, 10/90 west german P 6165, rebuilt as BG 22 for
BGS], Ostseebad Sellin [commissioned 2.10.1990 without the missiles, later as BG 23 in BGS service],
Ostseebad Binz [commissioned 23.12.1990 without the missiles, later as BG 24 in BGS service], 594
[commissioned 10.5.1990 without the missiles, 10/90 polish Orkan], 595 [launched 7.7.90, 10/90 polish,
completed 1992-95 as Piorun], 596 [10/90 polish, completed 1992-95 as Grom, ex Huragan]) east germandesigned fast missile attack craft, east german project 151 Sassnitz-class, polish project 660 Orkan-class
Balder: swedish screw frigate, launched 1870, training ship
Balder: launched 28.4.1896, passenger transport, 1914 pilot vessel, 1917 liason vessel B, 1920 danish Balder, 1949 Turisten,
1950 animal transport Spekulanten
Balder-class (Balder, Bulgia, Freyr, Hadda, Hefring) dutch submarine chasers, launched 1954, CONWAY 1947-95
Baldur: icelandic fishery protection vessel, built 1974
Baldwin Hills, T2-SE-A1
Baleares-class (Andalucia [commissioned 23.5.1974], Asturias [commissioned 2.12.1975], Baleares commissioned 24.9.1973],
Cataluna [commissioned 16.1.1975], Extremadura [commissioned 10.11.1976]) spanish frigates, CONWAY
1947-95
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Balier-class (Balier [commissioned 1980], Buffle [commissioned 1980], Bison [commissioned 1980]) french tugs
Balikpapan-class (Balikpapan, Brunei, Labuan, Tarakan, Wewak, Salamaua [1975 papua new guinean], Buna [1975 papua new
guinean], Betano) australian heavy landing craft, built 1971-72
Balilla ex U 42: italian submarine, launched 8/15, (für Dtl built & beschlagnahmt), 5x45,0 TT, 2x7,62, GRÖNER BD.3
Balilla-class (Balilla, Domenico Millelire, Antonio Sciesa, Enrico Toti): italian submarine 1928, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE
IM 2. WK (1940, 1942), CONWAY 1922-46
Ballahou,4. schooner. 1804. captured by the US privateer Perry on 29 4/1814
Ballarat: clipper, built 1852
Ballista: 1939, stores ship in world war 2
Ballondepotfartyg Nr.1: swedish, commissioned 1904 1 Riediger-Ballon
Ball's Bluff, T2-SE-A1
Balmoral II: 1900, 1940 coastal AA vessel, 1943 accommodation ship
Balna: tug, 1929
Balny-class (Balny, Déroulède, Doudart de la Grée, Edmond Fontaine, Vouet Willaumez, Dehorter, Capitaine Cuny, Capitaine
Mehl, Challier) french T-boat, launched 1886
Balny: french river gunboat 1920
Balsam-class (Balsam, Mariposa, …) WAGL-397 ff, USCG lighthouse tender, launched from 7.1.1944
Baltic: finnish merchant, launched 1898, minelayer in world war 2
Baltic: 1904
Baltic Link: car/container/... transport, 1985 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
Baltik: russian steamer 1898
„Baltika“-class (BT-225 [prototype, commissioned 1983]) soviet inshore minesweepers, converted fishing boat, project 1380
Baltimore: british sloop, launched 12/1742, 14x4pdr, 12 swivels, converted to a bomb (1x13in mortar) in 1758, sold 1762, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Baltimore: US brigantine (12), built 1777, lost 1780
Baltimore: (20) US, built 1798 as Adrian, purchased by USN, renamed and commissioned 23.5.1798, sold 1801
Baltimore C-3: US cruiser, commissioned 7.1.1890, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2, 1913/14 converted to minelayer
Baltimore-class (Baltimore [CA-68, commissioned 15.4.1943, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER], Boston [CA-69,
commissioned 30.6.1943, recommissioned 1.11.1955 as CAG-1 ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER (1955,
1962)], Canberra [CA-70, commissioned 14.10.1943, recommissioned 15.6.1956 as CAG-2 ZEICHNUNG IN
USN-KREUZER (1964)], Quincy [CA-71, commissioned 15.12.1943], Pittsburgh [CA-72, commissioned
10.10.1944], St. Paul [CA-73, commissioned 17.2.1945], Columbus [CA-74, commissioned 8.6.1945,
recommissioned 1.12.1962 as CG-12 Albany-class], Helena [CA-75, commissioned 4.9.1945], Bremerton
[CA-130, commissioned 29.4.1945], Fall River [CA-131, commissioned 1.7.1945], Macon [CA-132,
commissioned 26.8.1945], Toldeo [CA-133, commissioned 27.10.1946], Los Angeles [CA-135, commissioned
22.7.1945], Chicago [CA-136, commissioned 10.1.1945, recommissioned 2.5.1964 as CG-11 Albany-class])
ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER [CA-73, 75, 135-umbauten], CONWAY 1922-46
„Bal´zam“-class () soviet intelligence collection vessel, project 1826
„Bambuk“-class () soviet intelligence collection vessel, project 1288
Ban: 1931, tug
Banbury-class [Improved ececourse class] (banbury, Harpenden, Hexham, Lanark, Lewes, Shincliffe, Shirley [sold 4/19,
converted to a ferry], Wetherby) british minesweepers, commissioned 1/18-6/18
Banco: 1927
Bancroft: US gun boat, commissioned 3.3.1893, 1905 mail steamer Itasca, 1907 revenue cutter
Banda-class (Banda, Riouw) dutch gunboats, launched 1872
Bandelier, T2-SE-A1
Bandiera-class (Fratelli Bandiera, Luciano Manara, Ciro Menotti, Santorre Santarosa) italian submarines 1929, ZEICHNUNG
IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Banel: french (64) 1798, built as venetian Gloria
Bangalow: 1939
Bangor-class (diesel-engined: Bridlington [J.65, commissioned 28.9.40], Bridport [J.50, commissioned 28.11.40], Bangor [J.00,
commissioned 7.11.40, 1946 norwegian Glomma], Blackpool [J.27, commissioned 3.2.41, 1946 norwegian
Tana], Digby [RCN, J.267, commissioned 26.7.42], Granby [RCN, J.264, commissioned 2.5.42], Lachine [RCN,
J.266, commissioned 20.6.42], Melville [RCN, J.263, commissioned 4.12.41], Noranda [RCN, J.265,
commissioned 15.5.42], Truro [RCN, J.268, commissioned 27.8.42], Brockville [RCN, J.270, commissioned
19.9.42], Esquimalt [RCN, J.272, commissioned 26.10.42], Transcona [RCN, J.271, commissioned 25.11.42],
Trois Rivières [RCN, J.269, commissioned 8.12.42], launched 1940-42
VTE-engined: Blyth [J.15, commissioned 17.6.41], Peterhead [J.59, commissioned 11.9.41], Bude [J.116,
commissioned 12.2.41], Clydebank [commissioned 1941, 1942 RIN Orissa], Cromer [J.128, commissioned
4.4.41], Eastbourne [J.127, commissioned 26.5.41], Felixstowe [J.126, commissioned 11.7.41], Fraserburgh
[J.124, commissioned 23.9.41], Lyme Regis (I) [commissioned 1941, 1942 RIN Rajputana, 1948 indian], Rhyl
[J.36, commissioned 9.11.40], Romney [J.77, commissioned 12.12.40], Seaham [J.123, commissioned 19.12.41],
Tilbury [commissioned 1941, 1942 RIN Konkan, 1948 indian], Sidmouth, [J.47, commissioned 4.8.41]
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Stornoway [J.31, commissioned 17.11.41], Bellechasse [RCN, J.170, commissioned 13.12.41], Chedabucto
[RCN, J.168, commissioned 27.9.41], Minas [RCN, J.165, commissioned 2.8.41], Miramichi [RCN, J.169,
commissioned 26.11.41], Quinte [RCN, J.166, commissioned 30.8.41], Wasaga [RCN, J.162, commissioned
30.6.41], Drummondville [RCN, J.253, commissioned 30.10.41], Grandmère [RCN, J.258, commissioned
11.12.41], Medicine Hat [RCN, J.256, commissioned 4.12.41, 1957 turkish Biga], Red Deer [RCN, J.255,
commissioned 24.11.41], Swift Current [RCN, J.254, commissioned 11.11.41, 1958 turkish Bozcaada],
Vegreville [RCN, J.257, commissioned 10.12.41], Burlington [RCN, J.250, commissioned 6.9.41], Fort York [ex
Mignan/Mingan, J.119, commissioned , built 1941, RCN, 1950 portuguese survey ship Commandante Almeida
Carvalho, 1965 corvette Cacheu], Gananoque [RCN, J.259, commissioned 8.11.41], Georgian [RCN, J.144,
commissioned 23.9.41], Goderich [RCN, J.260, commissioned 23.11.41], Nipigon [RCN, J.154, commissioned
8.11.41, 1957 turkish Bafra], Parrsborough [J.117, commissioned 27.5.42], Port Hope [RCN, J.280,
commissioned 30.7.42], Qualicum [J.138, commissioned 13.5.42] Sarnia [RCN, J.309, commissioned 13.8.42,
1958 turkish Buyukdere], Shippigan [J.212, commissioned 17.6.42], Stratford [RCN, J.310, commissioned
29.8.42], Tadoussac [J.220, commissioned ], Thunder [RCN, J.156, commissioned 14.10.41], Wedgeport [J.139,
commissioned 21.4.42], Westmount [RCN, J.318, commissioned 15.9.42, 1958 turkish Bornova], Canso [J.21,
commissioned 6.3.42, 1942-45 RCN], Caraquet [J.38, commissioned 2.4.42, 1942-45 RCN, 1946 portuguese
survey ship Almirante Lacerda, 1975 mozambique, hulked], Chignecto [RCN, J.160, commissioned 31.10.41],
Cowichan [RCN, J.146, commissioned 7.4.41], Guysborough [J.52, commissioned 22.4.42, 1942 RCN],
Ingonish [J.69, commissioned 5.8.42, 1943-45 RCN], Lockeport [J.100, commissioned 27.5.42, 1942-45 RCN],
Malpeque [RCN, J.148, commissioned 8.4.41], Outarde [RCN, J.161, commissioned 4.12.41], Ungava [RCN,
J.149, commissioned 9.5.41], Bayfield [J.08, commissioned 26.2.42,1942-45 RCN], Blairmore [RCN, J.314,
commissioned 17.11.42, 1958 turkish Beykoz], Fort William [RCN, J.311, commissioned 25.8.42, 1957 turkish
Bodrum], Kenora [RCN, J.281, commissioned 6.8.42, 1957 turkish Bandirma], Kentville [RCN, J.312,
commissioned 10.10.42, 1957 turkish Bartin], Milltown [RCN, J.317, commissioned 18.9.42], Mulgrave [RCN,
J.313, commissioned 4.11.42], Clayoquot [RCN, J.174, commissioned 22.8.41], Courtenay [RCN, J.262,
commissioned 21.3.42], Kelowna [RCN, J.261, commissioned 2.5.42], Quatsino [RCN, J.152, commissioned
3.11.41], Mahone [RCN, J.159, commissioned 29.9.41, 1958 turkish Beyerbeyi], Bihar [RIN], Deccan [RIN],
Malwa [RIN, 1948 pakistani Peshawar], Oudh [RIN, 1948 pakistani Dacca], Lantan [J.208, ex Beaulieu,
modified, completed as japanese], Lyemun [J.209, ex Looe, modified, 2.3.43 completed as japanese gunboat
Nanyo], Taitam [J.210, ex Portland, modified, 10.4.44 completed as japanese W 101], Waglan [J.211, ex
Seaford, modified, 28.9.44 completed as japanese W 102], launched 1940-44
turbine-engined: Beaumaris [J.07, commissioned 28.8.41], Bootle [J.143, commissioned 23.4.42], Boston [J.14,
commissioned 26.1.42], Clacton [J.151, commissioned 4.6.42], Dornoch [J.173, commissioned 22.7.42], Hythe
[ex Banff, J.194, commissioned 5.3.42], Polruan [J.97, commissioned 9.5.41], Rye [J.76, commissioned
20.11.41], Ardrossan [J.131, commissioned 21.5.42], Brixham [J.105, commissioned 19.8.42], Cromarty [J.09,
commissioned 13.12.41], Dunbar [J.53, commissioned 3.3.42], Greenock [J.182, commissioned 5/42, 1942 RIN
Baluchistan, 1948 pakistani Baluchistan], Hartlepool [J.155, commissioned 7/42, 1942 RIN Kathiawar, 1948
pakistani Chittagong], Harwich [J.190, commissioned 10/41, 1942 RIN Khyber], Ilfracombe [J.95,
commissioned 20.8.41], Llandudno [J.67, commissioned ], Middlesborough [commissioned 10/41, 1942 RIN
Kumaon], Newhaven [J.199, commissioned 10/41,1942 RIN Carnatic], Padstow [commissioned 10/42, 1943
RIN Rohikland/Rohilkand, 1948 indian], Rothesay [J.19, commissioned 3.7.41], Tenby [J.34, commissioned
8.12.41], Whitehaven [J.121, commissioned 14.11.41], Worthing [J.72, commissioned ], Lyme Regis (II) [ex
Sunderland, J., commissioned ], Poole [J.147, commissioned 8.11.41], launched 1940-42) british minesweepers
Bangkok Maru: sister to Saigon Maru, japanese transport 1937, 4x12,0, 1x0,77 MG, 500 mines, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bangrachan-class (Bangrachan [launched 1936], Nhongarhai [launched 22.7.1936]) thai minelayers
Bangrachan-class (Bangrachan [commissioned 10/1987], Nongsarai [commissioned 1/1988]) thai mine hunters/sweepers,
Lürssen M 48 design, IM KOPIENORDNER
Banjo: japanese gunboat, commissioned 8/1880
Bankville 1904
Bann:
Banshee-class (Banshee [commissioned 7/1895], Content [commissioned 7/1895], Dragon [commissioned 6/1895]) [Laird 27knotters] british DD
Banshee: launched 1900, royal yacht, renamed Amelia, portuguese dispatch vessel Cinco de Otoubro, 1924 survey ship
Banterer-class (Banterer [launched 2/1807, 1808 wrecked], Crocodile [launched 4/1806, 1816 BU], Cossack [launched 1/1806,
1816 BU], Daphne [launched 7/1806, 1816 sold], Cossack [launched as Pandour 1/1806, 1816 BU], Cyane
[launched 10/1806, 22x9pdrs on main deck, also armed with 8x18pdrs and 2x6pdrs on quarter-deck and
forecastle, commissioned in 1807, added 2xbrass howitzers and exchange of her 9pdrs for 32pdr carronades,
1815 taken by US, US service until BU 1836], Porcupine [launched 1/1807, fitting out 1807, 1816 sold]) british
sloops, 22x9pdr, 6x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x24pdr carronades
Banterer-class (Banterer, Bullfrog, Cockchafer, Espoir, Grappler, Raven, Redwing [ex Espoir], Starling, Stork, Wrangler, Wasp)
british gunboats, launched 1880-82
Bao
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Baptiste de Andrada-class (Baptiste de Andrada [commissioned 19.11.1974], Joao Roby [commissioned 18.3.1975], Alfonso
Cerqueira [commissioned 26.6.1975], Oliveira E Carmo [commissioned 2/1976]) portuguese coastal
patrol frigates, fishery protection vessels, CONWAY 1947-95
Baq
Barawa: zanzibari steamer, launched 1885
Barbadoes: US?, (12), purchased 1778. lost 10/1780) on 4.10.1780 in the first of a series of violent hurricanes Barbadoes and
Victor,10, foundered. OR 1784 sold
Barbados: 1905
Barbain: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barbara,10. schooner. (purchased 1796)
Barbara,10. schooner. (1806 launched. sold 1815) on 17 9/1807 she was taken by the privateer General Ernouf,14, renamed
Peraty and used as a privateer. retaken on 17.7.1808
Barbara Robb 1930, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Barbarian: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barbarigo-class (Agostino Barbarigo, Marcantonio Colonna) italian avisos 1879, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Barbaros-class (Barbaros [commissioned 3/1995?], Oruc Reis [commissioned 1996?], ... [], ... []) turkish frigates
Barbarossa-class () german merchants 1896
Barbastel: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1945
Barbeau-class (Ablette, Anguille II, Barbeau, Breme, Brochet, Perche, Tanche, Truite) french patro, craft, unlisted 1919
Barbecue: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1945
Barberry: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barbette,22. (french privateer Vaillante taken in 18O5. BU 1811)
Barbette: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barbette: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barbican: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barbour: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barbourne: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Barbrake: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class, 1942, south-african, renamed Fleur
Barbridge: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barbrook: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barcarole: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1945
Barcastle: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barcelo-class (Barcelo [commissioned 1976], Laya [commissioned 1976], javier Quiroga [commissioned 1977], Ordonez
[commissioned 1977], Acevedo [commissioned 1977], Candido Perez [commissioned 1977]) spanish fast gun
attack craft
Barcezo-class (Barcezó, Bustamente) spanish torpedo boats, launched 1886/7
Barclose: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barcock: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barcote: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barcroft: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1939
Barcrombie: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1939
Barcross: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class, 1942, south-african, renamed Somerset
Bardell: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Bardolf: british 1911, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Bardolf: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Bärenfels: freighter 1976, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Barfair: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barfield: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1939
Barflake: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Barfleur: british, launched 8/1697, 1713 BU, 26x32pdr, 26x18pdr, 26x9pdr, 18x6pdr
Barfleur: british 1716
Barfleur (100) british 1768
Barfoam: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barfoil: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Barfoot: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barford: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barfoss: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Barfount: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Barglow: british boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barham: british 74 guns 1811, razée frigate (52x32pdr) en 1826, BU 1839
Barham-class (Barham [commissioned 7/1891], Bellona [commissioned 5/1892]) british cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Barhead: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barhill: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
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Barholm: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Baritone: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1945
Barking: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barkis: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1945
Barlake: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barlane: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barleycorn: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barlight: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barlow: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barmen: commissioned 6.11.1889, steamer, 1894 Bolivia, 1914 mine barrier breaker SP 6, then SP 3, 1918 Schwinge, 1921 Ems
Barmill: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barmond: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barmouth: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1939
Barnaby: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barnard: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Barndale: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barneath: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barnegat-class (Barnegat AVP-10 [commissioned 7/43], Biscayne [commissioned 7/43, AVP-11, 1943 converted to command
ship AGC-18], Casco AVP-12 [commissioned 12/41], Mackinac AVP-13 [commissioned 1/42], Humbolgerman
AVP-21 [commissioned 10/41], Matagorda AVP-22 [commissioned 12/41], Absecon [AVP-23, commissioned
1/43, converted to catapult training ship], Chincoteaque AVP-24 [commissioned 4/43, 1946 USCG WAVP-375,
later WHEC-375, 1971 south-vietnamese Ly Thoung Kiet, 1976 filipino Andres Bonifacio], Coos Bay AVP-25
[commissioned 5/43], Half Moon AVP-26 [commissioned 6/43], Barataria AVP-33 [commissioned 8/44],
Bering Strait AVP-34 [commissioned 7/44, 1946 USCG WAVP-382, later WHEC-382, 1971 south-vietnamese
Tran Quang Khai, 1976 filipino Diego Silang], Castle Rock AVP-35 [commissioned 10/44, 1946 USCG WAVP383, later WHEC-383, 1971 south-vietnamese Tran Binh Trong, 1979 filipino Francisco Dagohoy], Cook Inlet
AVP-36 [commissioned 11/44, 1946 USCG WAVP-384, later WHEC-384, 1976 filipino for spares], Corson
AVP-37 [commissioned 12/44], Duxbury Bay AVP-38 [commissioned 12/44], Gardiners Bay AVP-39
[commissioned 2/45, seaplane tender, 1958 norwegian training vessel Haakon VII], Floyds Bay AVP-40
[commissioned 3/45], Greenwich Bay AVP-41 [commissioned 5/45], Onslow AVP-48 [commissioned 12/43],
Orca AVP-49 [commissioned 1/44], Rehoboth AVP-50 [commissioned 2/44], San Carlos AVP-51
[commissioned 3/44], Shelikof AVP-52 [commissioned 4/44], Suisun AVP-53 [commissioned 9/44], Timbalier
AVP-54 [commissioned 5/46], Valcour AVP-55 [commissioned 7/46], Rockaway AVP-29 [commissioned 1/43,
AG-123, 1948 USCG WAVP-377, later WHEC-377], San Pablo AVP-30 [commissioned 3/43, AGS-30],
Unimak AVP-31 [commissioned 12/43, 1948 USCG WAVP-379, later WHEC-379], Yakutat AVP-32
[commissioned 3/44, 1948 USCG WAVP-380, later WHEC-380, 1971 vietnamese Tran Nhat Duat, 1976 filipino
for spares], Oyster Bay AGP-6 [commissioned 1943, motor torpedo boat tender, 1957 italian Pietro Cavezzale,
frogmen support ship], Wachapreague AVP-56 [commissioned 1944, motor torpedo boat tender AGP-8, 1946
USCG McCulloch WAVP-386, later WHEC-386, 1971 south-vietnamese Ngo Kuyen, 1976 filipino Georgio de
Pilar) US seaplane tenders, launched 1941-45
Barnett: british fishing trawler, launched 1937
Barnhurst: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barnsness: 1907
Barnstone: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barnwell: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Baron: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1944
Baronia: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barossa (42) british 1785
Barova: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barpeta: 1914 merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Barra: french (74) 1794, Pégase 1795, Hoche 1797, HMS Donegal 1798, ZEICHNUNG in HOWARD
Barracouda-class (Barracuda ex V 1 SS-163 ex SF-4 [commissioned 10/1924], Bass ex V 2 SS-164 ex SF-5 [commissioned
9/1925], Bonita ex V 3 SS-165 ex SF-6 [commissioned 5/1926]) US submarines 6x21“ TT, 1x12,7/1x7,62
(only Bass), CONWAY 1922-46
Barracouta,14. (purchased 6/1782. sold 1792) ex-cutter added to the navy as a sloop to suppress smuggling.
Barracouta: british schooner (launched 1804. wrecked 1805) taken into service 1804, 75 tons bm and mounting four 12-pounder
carronades.
Barracouta (1820 Woolwich.’cherokee’.sold 1836) 1820 tender.
Barracouta, 6-gun paddle sloop launched 1851
Barracouta-class (Barracouta [commissioned 1890], Barrosa [commissioned 1890], Blanche [commissioned 1890], Blonde
[commissioned 1890]) british cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Barracuda-class (Suffren, Duguay-Trouin, Dupetit-Thouars, Duquesne, Tourville, De Grasse) french nuclear submarines, due
operational from 2016
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Barrage boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barranca boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1938
Barren Hill, T2-SE-A1
Barrilla boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barrington boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barrozo: brazilian coastal battleship, launched 11/1865, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Barrymore boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Bars 1800 russian (24)
Bars-class (Bars [launched 6/15, commissioned 1915], Edinorog [launched 1916, stranded 1917], Gepard [launched 6/15,
damaged 1916], Kuguar [launched 1916], Leopard [launched 1916, 1/23 Krasnoarmeets, 10/34 B 4], Lvitsa [launched
10/15, lost 6/17], Pantera [launched 4/16, 1/23 Komissar, 10/34 B 2, modernised 1934-35, 1935 Komissar], Rys
[launched 1916, 1/23 Bolshevik, 10/34 B 7], Tigr [launched 9/15, 1/23 Kommunar, 10/34 B 6], Tur [launched 1916,
1/23 Tovarishch, 10/34 B 3], Ugor [launched 1916], Vepr [commissioned 1915], Volk [launched 1915, 1/23 Batrak,
10/34 B 1], Yaguar [launched 1916, 1/23 Krasnoflotets, 10/34 B 8], Yaz [launched 1917?], Zmeya [launched 1916,
1/23 Proletari, 10/34 B 5], Ersh/Erch [launched 1917?, minelayer, 1/23 Rabochi], Forel [launched 1916, minelayer],
Burvestnik/Burevestnik [launched 1916, 1918 temporarily german US 1], Gagara [commissioned 7/1917, 6/1918
german US 4, 1919 white-russian Gagara/Gargara], Lebed [launched 1917, scuttled in 1919, incomplete], Orlan
[launched 1917, 1918 temporarila german US 2], Pelikan [launched 9/17, scuttled in 1919, incomplete], Utka
[launched 1916, 1918 german US 3]) russian submarines, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bars: soviet high seas salvage vessel, fire ship, tug, IM KOPIENORDNER
BARS.1 1943, Caledonian Salvor salvage vessel
BARS.2 1943, Cambrian Salvor salvage vessel
BARS.3 1943, Atlantic Salvor salvage vessel (retained: USS Clamp ASR 33)
BARS.4 1943, Pacific Salvor salvage vessel (retained: USS Gear ASR 34)
BARS.5 1943, American Salvor salvage vessel
BARS.6 1943, Boston Salvor salvage vessel
BARS.9 1943, Lincoln Salvor salvage vessel
BARS.10 1943, Southampton Salvor salvage vessel
Barsing boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barsö-class (BarsöBarso/Barsø, Romsö, Samsö, Thurö, Vejrö, Farö, Laesö, Römö) danish fishery protection vessels, launched
1969 (first 6), 1973 (last 3), IM KOPIENORDNER
Barsound boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941
Barspear boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barstoke: boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1941, 1946 burmese
Barsuk-class (Barsuk [ex O 1, launched 1915], Gronostaij [ex O 4, launched 1916, mercantile tanker 1924], Khorek [ex O 6,
launched 1916], Kunitsa [ex O 2, launched 1916, renamed Mogilevski], Laska [ex O 5, launched 1916], Sobol [ex
O 6, launched 1916, mercantile tanker since 1924], Vydra [ex O 7, launched 1916]) russian dispatch vessels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Bartholomeu Dias-class (Bartholomeu Dias [launched 1858], Estephania [launched 1859]) portuguese (28) screw frigate
Barthorpe boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Bartizan boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1943
Barwick tug, 1919
Barwick boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1940
Barwind boom defence vessel, Bar-class 1942
Basileos Georgios: greek battleship, launched 12/1867
Basilisk: british ship-rigged bomb vessel, launched 1758, (8 guns, 1x13in 1x10in mortars) 6 built (3 ship-rigged, 3 ketch-rigged),
4 built 1776-78
Basilisk,14. gunbrig. (1801 launched. sold 1815) 1801
Basilisk: british paddle sloop, launched 1848 (6)
Basilissa Olga: greek battleship, launched 1869
„Baskunchak“-class () soviet underway replenishment ship for maritime border guards, project 1545
Bassett-class/Dog-class (Bassett [T.68, commissioned 19.11.1935], Mastiff [T.10, commissioned 5/38], Comox [RCN, J.64,
commissioned 11/38, 1946 chinese Sung Ming], Nootka [RCN, J.35, commissioned 12/38, 1943 Nanoose, 1946
chinese Sung Ling], Fundy [RCN, J.88, commissioned 9/1938], Gaspe [RCN, J.94, commissioned 10/38, 1946
chinese Sung Li], Karachi [RIN, completed 21.12.1942], Lucknow [RIN, launched 3.4.42, renamed Baroda, 1948
pakistani Bahawalpur], Ahmedabad [RIN, completed 4.9.44], Cochin [ex Multon, RIN, completed 9.4.46], Cuttack
[RIN, commissioned 21.8.1943], Rampur [ex Barisal, RIN, completed 17.10.1945, 1948 pakistani Lahore],
Shilong/Shillong [RIN, commissioned 31.3.1943], Amritsar [RIN, completed 20.11.42], Madura [RIN,
commissioned 5.6.43], Poona [RIN, completed 24.12.42], Travancore [RIN, completed 1/1942], Agra [RIN,
completed 15.4.42], Berar [RIN, completed 12.8.42], Calcutta [RIN, commissioned 18.08.1943], Patna [RIN,
completed 24.1.43], Baroda [RIN, completed 4/1942], Lahore [RIN, completed 17.11.1942], Nasil/Nasik [RIN,
completed 24.1.1945]) british trawlers, CONWAY 1922-46
Basuto: 1932, boom defence vessel in world war 2
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Bat: steel paddle blockade runner 1864, renamed USS Bat, renamed USS Teazer
Batang Anai: schneidkopf-saugbagger, dredging ship, built 1994, IM KOPIENORDNER
Batavia: 1629, 1628 built, dutch transport
Batavia-class (Batavia [launched 1876], Macassar [launched 1877], Madura [launched 1880], Samarang [launched 1876],
Bonaire [launched 1878], Padang [launched 1878], Bali [launched 1878], Benkoelen [launched 1879]) dutch
gunboats
Batavier: dutch (56), launched 1778, since 1799 british, 1817 hulk/sold/BU/...
Batavier: dutch steamer, launched 6/1941, 29.5.1942 commissioned as german net tender NT 13, 1946 dutch merchant Batavier,
1972 finnish Tatu
Bathurst, survey brig (purchased in.7.1821. BU 1858) Coastal Blockade Service, from 1832 Coast Guard
Bathurst-class (Gawler [ex Gambier, RAN, J.188, commissioned 8/42, 1946 turkish Ayvalik], Kalgoorlie [RAN, J.192,
commissioned 4/42, 1946 dutch Ternate], Pirie [RAN, J.J.189, commissioned 10/42, 1946 turkish Amasra],
Whyalla [ex Glenelg, RAN, J.153, commissioned 1/42], Bathurst [RAN, J.158, commissioned 12/40], Bendigo
[RAN, J.187, commissioned 5/41, 1947 chinese merchant Cheung Hing, 1949 naval escort Loyang], Cessnock
[RAN, J.175, commissioned 1/42], Glenelg [RAN, J.236, commissioned 11/42], Goulburn [RAN, J.167,
commissioned 2/41], Wollongong [RAN, J.172, commissioned 10/41, dutch Banda, 1950 indonesian Radjawali],
Bengal [RIN, commissioned 6/42, 1948 indian], Madras [RIN, commissioned 5/42, 1948 indian], Ararat [RAN,
K.34, commissioned 6/43], Broome [RAN, J.191, commissioned 6/42, 1946 turkish Alanya], Bunbury [RAN,
J.241, commissioned 1/43], Bundaberg [RAN, J.231, commissioned 9/42], Fremantle [RAN, J.246, commissioned
3/43], Gympie [RAN, J.238, commissioned 11/42], Ipswich [RAN, J.186, commissioned 6/42, dutch Morotai,
1949 indonesian Hang Tuah], Kiama/Kiamia [RAN, J.353, commissioned 1/44, 1952 RNZN], Launceston [RAN,
J.179, commissioned 4/42, 1946 turkish Ayancik, later Hamit Naci], Parkes [RAN, J.361, commissioned 5/44],
Townsville [RAN, J.205, commissioned 12/41], Armidale [RAN, J.240, commissioned 6/42], Burnie [RAN, J.198,
commissioned 4/41, 1946 dutch Ceram], Colac [RAN, J.242, commissioned 1/42], Deloraine [RAN, J.232,
commissioned 11/41], Dubbo [RAN, J.251, commissioned 7/42], Inverell [RAN, J.233, commissioned 9/42, 1952
RNZN], Latroba/Latrobe [RAN, J.234, commissioned 11/42], Lismore [RAN, J.145, commissioned 1/41, 1946
dutch Batjan], Lithgow [RAN, J.206, commissioned 6/41], Mildura [RAN, J.207, commissioned 7/41,
recommissioned 2/51], Wagga [RAN, J.315, commissioned 12/42, recommissioned as training ship 12/51],
Warnambool [RAN, J.202, commissioned 9/41], Bombay [RIN, commissioned 4/42, 1948 indian], Punjab [RIN,
commissioned 3/42], Strahan [RAN, J.363, commissioned 3/44], Cootamundra [RAN, J.316, commissioned 4/43],
Cowra [RAN, J.351, commissioned 10/43], Geraldton [RAN, J.178, commissioned 4/42, 1946 turkish Antalya,
1963 Ayvalik], Junee [RAN, J.362, commissioned 4/44], Kapunda [RAN, J.218, commissioned 10/42], Katoomba
[RAN, J.204, commissioned 12/41], Wallaroo [RAN, J.222, commissioned 7/42], Bowen [RAN, J.285,
commissioned 11/42], Cairns [RAN, J.183, commissioned 5/42, dutch Ambon/Amban, 1950 indonesian Bateng],
Gladstone [RAN, J.324, commissioned 3/43], Maryborough [RAN, J.195, commissioned 6/41, 1947 Isobel
Queen], Rockhampton [RAN, J.203, commissioned 2/42], Tamworth [RAN, J.181, commissioned 8/42, dutch
Tidore, 1949 indonesian Pati Unus], Toowoomba [RAN, J.157, commissioned 9.10.1941, 7/46 dutch Boeroe],
Ballarat [RAN, J.184, commissioned 8/41], Benalla [RAN, J.323, commissioned 4/43], Castlemaine [ex Castle
Harbour, RAN, J.244, commissioned 7/42], Echuca [RAN, J.252, commissioned 9/42, 1952 RNZN], Geelong
[RAN, J.201, commissioned 1/42], Horsham [RAN, J.235, commissioned 11/42], Shepparton [RAN, J.248,
commissioned 2/43], Stawell [RAN, J.348, commissioned 8/43, 1952 RNZN]) british minesweepers, CONWAY
1922-46
Batillus: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, tanker 1976
Batiray: ordered as turkish submarine, completed 28.9.1939, 21.9.1939 commissioned as german U A (temporarily Optimist), 4
Bug-TT, 2 Heck-TT, 1x10,5 2x2,0, CONWAY 1922-46
Batory: 1936 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Batory: polish customs cutter, renamed 7 Listopada, later KP 1, 194. frontier patrol boat Hel
Bat Sheva: israeli landing ship/transport, built 1967, acquired 1968
Battle-class 1942 (1. group): (Armada [commissioned 2.7.1945, leader], Barfleur [14.9.1944, leader], Cadiz [commissioned
12.4.1946, 1957 pakistani Khaibar], Camperdown [commissioned 18.7.1945], Finisterre
[commissioned 11.9.1945], Gabbard [commissioned 10.12.1946, 1957 pakistani Badr], Gravelines
[commissioned 14.6.1946], Hogue [commissioned 24.7.1945], Lagos [commissioned 2.11.1945],
St. James [commissioned 12.7.1946, leader], St. Kitts [commissioned 21.1.1946], Saintes
[commissioned 27.9.1946, leader], Sluys [commissioned 30.9.1946, 1965 iranian Artemiz, 1985
Damavand, CONWAY 1947-95], Solebay [commissioned 11.10.1945, leader], Trafalgar
[commissioned 23.7.1945, leader], Vigo [commissioned 9.12.1946]) british destroyers,
ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, IM KOPIENORDNER
Battle-class 1943 (2. group): (Agincourt [D.86, commissioned 25.6.1947, 1960-62 converted to radar picket], Aisne [D.22,
commissioned 20.3.1947, 1960-62 converted to radar picket], Alamein [commissioned 21.5.1948],
Barrosa [D.68, commissioned 14.2.1947, 1960-62 converted to radar picket], Dunkirk
[commissioned 27.11.1946], Jutland (II) ex Malplaquet [commissioned 30.4.1947], Matapan
[commissioned 5.9.1947], Corunna [D.97, commissioned 6.6.1947, 1960-62 converted to radar
picket]) british destroyers, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Battle-class, batch 3 (Tobruk [commissioned 8.5.1950], Anzac [commissioned 14.3.1951]) australian destroyer CONWAY
1947-95
Battle Mountain, T2-SE-A1
Battle Rock, T2-SE-A1
Batum, No. 251: russian torpedo boat, 1880, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Bavarian
Bävern-class (Bävern [commissioned 6/1921], Illern [commissioned 11/21], Uttern [commissioned 12/21]) swedish submarines,
CONWAY 1906-21
Bay-class (Bigbury Bay [K.606, ex Loch Carloway, commissioned 10.7.45, 1959 portuguese Pacheco Pereira], Burghehead Bay
[K.622, ex Loch Harport, commissioned 20.9.45, 1959 portuguese Alvares Cabral], Cardigan Bay [K.630, ex Loch
Luxford, commissioned 25.6.45], Carnarvon Bay [K.636, ex Loch Maddy, commissioned 20.9.45], Cawsand Bay
[K.644, ex Loch Roan, commissioned 13.11.45], Enard Bay [K.435, ex Loch Bracadale, commissioned 4.1.46], Largo
Bay [K.423, ex Loch Fionn, commissioned 29.1.46], Morecambe Bay [K.624, ex Loch Heilen, commissioned
22.2.1949, 1961 portuguese Dom Francesco de Almeida/Dom Francisco de Almeida], Mounts Bay [K.627, ex Loch
Kilbirnie, commissioned 11.4.46, 1961 portuguese Vasco da Gama], Padstow Bay [K.608, ex Loch Coulside,
commissioned 11.3.1946], Porlock Bay [K.650, ex Loch Seaford, ex Loch Muick, commissioned 8.3.46, 1962 finnish
Matti Kurki], St. Austell Bay [K.634, ex Loch Lydoch, commissioned 29.5.45], St. Brides Bay [K.600, ex Loch
Achilty, commissioned 15.6.45], Start Bay [K.604, ex Loch Arklet, commissioned 6.9.45], Tremadoc Bay [K.605, ex
Loch Arnish, commissioned 11.10.45], Veryan Bay [K.651, ex Loch Swannay, commissioned 30.7.45], Whitesand
Bay [K.633, ex Loch Lubnaig, commissioned 30.7.45], Widemouth Bay [K.615, ex Loch Frisa, commissioned
13.4.45], Wigtown Bay [K.616, ex Loch Garasdale, commissioned 19.1.46], Alert [ex Dundrum Bay, ex Loch
Scamadale, K.647, 24.10.1946 completed as despatch vessel], Surprise [ex Gerrans Bay, ex Loch Carron, K.436,
9.9.1945 completed as despatch vessel/aviso], Cook [ex Pegwell Bay, ex Loch Mochrum, K.638, launched 9/45,
completed 1950 as survey vessel], Dalrymple [ex Luce Bay, ex Loch Glass, launched 4/45, K.427, completed
1947/1949 as survey vessel, 1966 portuguese Alfonso de Albuquerque], Dampier [ex Herne Bay, ex Loch Eil, K.611,
launched 5/45, completed 1948 as survey vessel], Owen [ex Thurso Bay, ex Loch Muick, K.640, launched 10/45,
completed 1945 as survey vessel]) british AA frigates, commissioned 1945-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bay-class (Gaspe [launched 12.11.1951, 1958 turkish Trabzon, IM KOPIENORDNER], Chaleur (I) [launched 21.6.1952, 1954
french La Dieppoise], Fundy (II) [launched 4/1953, 1954 french La Dunkerquoise], Miramichi (I) [launched 10/1952,
1954 french La Lorientaise], Thunder (I) [launched 17.7.1952, 1954 french La Paimpolaise], Fortune [launched
14.4.1953], Chignecto (II) [launched 17.11.1956, Chignecto (I) [launched 21.6.1952, 1954 french La Bayonnaise],
Cowichan (I) [launched 12.11.1951, 1954 french La Malouine] Comox [launched 24.4.1952, 1958 turkish Tirebolu],
Ungava [launched 20.5.1953, 1958 turkish Tekirdag], Quinte [launched 8.8.1953], James Bay [launched 12.3.1953],
Resolute [launched 20.6.1953], Trinity [launched 31.7.1953, 1958 turkish Terme], Fundy (II) [launched 14.6.1956],
Thunder (II) [launched 272.10.1956], Cowichan (II) [launched 26.2.1957], Miramichi (II) [launched 22.2.1957],
Chaleur (II) [launched 11.5.1957]) canadian coastal minesweepers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bayan: russian screw corvette, built and launched 1857 (16 or 17 guns)
Bayan-class (Bayan (I) [commissioned 4/1903, 1904 sunk, raised, japanese Aso], Admiral Makarov [commissioned 4/1908],
Bayan (II) [commissioned 12/1911], Pallada [commissioned 2/1911]) russian armoured cruiser, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 2
Bayano: british armed merchant cruiser, 2x6in, sunk 3/15
Bayard: french (80) since 1860 screw ship
Bayard-class (Bayard, Turenne) french armoured cruiser 1882, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Bayern-class (Bayern [commissioned 18.3.1916], Baden [commissioned 19.10.1916]) german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Bayfield-class (Bayfield APA-33, Bolivar APA-34, Callaway APA-35, Cambria [APA-36, ex Sea Swallow, launched
10.11.1942], Cavalier APA-37 [ex AP-82, commissioned 16.1.44], Chilton APA-38 [commissioned 7.12.43],
Clay APA-39, Custer APA-40, Du Page APA-41 [ex AP-86, commissioned 28.2.43], Elmore APA-42 [ex AP87, commissioned 30.3.43, Fayette APA-43 [ex Sea Hawk, commissioned 30.4.43], Fremont APA-44
[commissioned 23.11.43], Henrico APA-45, Knox APA-46, Lamar APA-47 [commissioned 10.11.43], Leon
APA-48 [ex Sea Dolphin, commissioned 11.9.43], Alpine APA-92, Barnstable [ex Sea Snapper, APA-93,
commissioned 30.10.43], Burleigh [APA-95, commissioned 1.4.44], Cecil [APA-96, commissioned 27.2.44],
Dade APA-99 [ex Lorain, commissioned 29.4.44], Medocino [APA-100, commissioned 23.5.44], Montour
[APA-101, commissioned 9.12.44], Riverside [APA-102, commissioned 29.6.44], Westmoreland [APA-104,
commissioned 12.7.44], Hansford APA-106 [ex Gladwin, commissioned 12.10.44], Goodhue [APA-107,
commissioned 11.11.44], Goshen [APA-108, commissioned 13.12.44], Grafton [APA-109, commissioned
5.1.45]) US transports, C3-S-A2 type
Baynunah: UAE corvette, trials 1/2010
Bayonet boom defence vessel 1939
Bazan: spanish screw sloop, launched 1873
Bb
BC 401-type () german designed patrol craft, about 20 built 1960-62 as indonesian
BC 2001-type () french designed patrol craft, 7 built 1980-81 as indonesian
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BC 2001-type () french designed patrol craft, 7 built 1979-81 as indonesian
Bditelni-class (Bditelni, Boevoi, Burni, Ing Mechanik Dmitriev [1917 Rashal II], Ing Mechanik Zvyerev/Ing Mechanik Zverev
[1917 Zhemshuzhny], Kapitan Yurasovski, Leitenant Sergyeev, Vnimatelni, Vnushitelni [1917 Martinov],
Vuinoslivi [1917 Artenev]) russian destroyers 1906, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Beachy Head repair ship 1945
Beacon: bomb. (Meteor until 1832. sold 1846) 1834 recommissioned 5/32
Beacon-class (Avon [commissioned ], Beacon [commissioned ], Boxer [commissioned ], Cracker [commissioned ], Dwarf
[commissioned ], Elk [commissioned ], Flirt [commissioned ], Fly [commissioned ], Gnat [commissioned ],
Growler [commissioned ], Hart [commissioned ], Hornet [commissioned ], Lynx [commissioned ], Midge
[commissioned ], Pert [commissioned ], Rocket [commissioned ], Teazer [commissioned ], Thistle [commissioned
]) british gunboat, launched 1867-68
Beacon Rock, T2-SE-A1
Beagle (1804 Blackwall. ‘cruizer’. sold 1814) 1805
Beagle,4. launched 1820. ‘cherokee’. sold 1870
Beagle-class (Beagle [commissioned 9/1889], Basilisk [commissioned 12/1889]) british corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Beagle-class (Beagle [launched 10/1909], Bulldog [launched 11/1909], Foxhound [launched 12/1909], Pincher [launched
3/1910], Grasshopper [launched 11/1909], Mosquito [launched 1/1910], Scorpion [launched 2/1910], Scourge
[launched 2/1910], Racoon [launched 2/1910], Renard [launched 11/1909], Wolverine [launched 1/1910],
Rattlesnake [launched 3/1910], Nautilus [launched 3/1910, 1912 renamed Grampus], Savage [launched 3/1910],
Basilisk [launched 2/1910], Harpy [launched 11/1909]) 1913 G-class, british destroyer completed 4/10 - 10/1910,
Beagle Z-ET1-S-C3 Liberty tanker type 1943
Beagle: ex Juanito, chilean motor sailing cutter, purchased 1954
Beanly: 1924, renamed Looe
Béarn: french aircraft carrier, commissioned 5/1927, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER
Bear Paw, T2-SE-A1
Beaulieu: british frigate, launched 1791, commissioned 1793, BU 1806, 28x18pdr, 12x9pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Beaulieu tug, 1901
Beauly: built 1924, 1939-41 decoy ship Looe
Beauly Firth: 1945 repair ship
Beaumont: ex french Zephir?, (14), taken 5/1780 by RN, 1783 sold
Beaumont: tug, 1907
Beaver-class (Beaver [launched 2/1761], Martin [launched 2/1761], Senegal [launched 12/1760]) british sloops, 14x6pdr, 12
swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Beaver,14. (1795 Harwich. sold 1808) first commissioned in 12/1795.
Beaver,10. (1809 Ipswich. ‘cherokee’. sold 1829) 1809
Beaver Dam, T2-SE-A1
Beaverton tug, 1944
Beb
Beckwith: british schooner, built 1816, out of service 1822
Bedenham 1938, stores ship in world war 2
Bedford british 70 guns 1698
Bedford: british, 70 guns, launched 3/1741 (rebuilt), 1767 hulked
Beecher Island, T2-SE-A1
Beech Lake: RCN 1946 (MMS), soviet
Beechy: 1918 tug
Beethoven: mercantile barque, built 1894, later Osorno, later Pirna, later Pinus
Bef
Beglickij: 1912 russian light ship
Beglickoj Kosy: russian light ship 1858, 187. Beglickoj Kosy No. 2, 18.. Beglickij
Behai/Pen Hai-class () 30 chinese coastal patrol craft, built in 1950s
Beijerland: dutch merchant, commissioned 31.10.1939, 1940 german mine barrier breaking vessel NS IV, 1941 Sperrbrecher
144
Beira-class (Beira [launched 1910, survey ship 1936], Ibo [launched 1911, survey ship 1948?, Mandovi [launched 1917, survey
ship 1945?], Bengo [launched 1917], Quanza [launched 1917]) portuguese gunboats
Beir Grassa-class (Beir Grassa [ready for delivery 2/81, commissioned 1982], Beir Gzir [commissioned 1982], Beir Gtifa
[commissioned 1982], Beir Glulud [commissioned ...], Beir Algandula [commissioned 1982], Beir Ktitat
[commissioned 1982], Beir Alkarim [commissioned 1982], Beir Alkardmen [commissioned 1982], Beir Alkur
[commissioned 1983], Beir Alkuesat [commissioned 1983]) libyan fast missile attack craft, french La
Combattante IIG design
Bej
Bek
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Belain DÉsnambuc: french banana freighter, launched 1939, 1939 franch navy, 1942 german Flora I, 1943 planned as SG 7,
1943 minelayer
Belatrix-class (Aldebaran, Fomalhaut [1975 survey ship], Altair [1975 angolan], Pollux [1975 angolan], Arcturus, Procion,
Belatrix, Rigel [1975 angolan], Canopus, Sirius [1975 mozambique], Deneb, Vega [1975 mozambique], Espiga
[1975 angolan]) portuguese coastal patrol boats, launched 1961-62
Belem: ex spanish Belem?, schooner, (4), taken by RN 1806, 1806 retaken by spanish
Belem: french sail ship 1896
Belen: mercantile, built 1901, renamed Jeanne dÁrc
Belgol: 1917, british oil tanker
Belgravia: merchant, launched 10.5.1906, 1916 german auxiliary cruiser Wolf, 1922 french Iowa, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 3
Belgrad: german transport, commissioned 25.5.1937, 1940 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 3, 1951 fench Nicole
Schiaffino, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Belgrano: german transport, commissioned 1.10.1936, 1940 A 6, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 11,
Belikawa-class (Belikawa [commissioned 4/1977, renamed P 421], Diyakawa [commissioned 6/1977, renamed P 422],
Korawakka [commissioned 7/1977, renamed P 423], Seruwa [commissioned 9/1977, renamed P 424], Tarawa
[commissioned 10/1977, renamed P 425]) sri lankan coastal patrol craft
Beli Orao: yugoslav gunboat, launched 3.6.39, 1941 italian Alba, later Zagabria, 1943 yugoslav, 1945s Biokovo, later Jadranka
Bellamya: oiler 1976
Bellatrix-class (Procion GC-103, Aldebaran GC-104, Bellatrix GC-106, Capella GC-108) dominican patrol boats, delivered
1967-68 and 1972
Belleisle: british 50 guns 1761, 1782 (24*68c pdr,26*42c pdr,8*24c pdr)
Belleisle,74. (french Formidable taken on 23 6/1795. BU 1814)
Belleisle,74. (1819 launched. trooper 1841) 1820 out of commissiom. commissioned in 1841
Belleisle british ex french Lion
Belleisle-class (Belleisle [ex Peiki Shereff, commissioned 19.7.1878], Orion [ex Boordhi Zaffer, commissioned 3.7.1882, 1902
harbour service, 1909 Orontes]) british ramming ship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Belle Poule: french frigate, launched 1769, 32x12pdr, captured by RN 1780, sold 1801
Belle Poule (36) (captured in 3/1806. sold 1818) british ex french, 1779 built
Belle Poule: french frigate, 1839, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bellerophon: (80) 1786, 1815 prison ship
Bellerophon: british armoured frigate, commissioned 11.4.1866, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Bellerophon-class (Bellerophon [commissioned 20.2.1909], Superb [commissioned 9.6.1909], Temeraire [commissioned
15.5.1909]) british battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 190621, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Bellette: (18) launched 1814,’cruizer’, sold 1828
Bellisarius: US privateer?, taken 8/1781 by RN, 1783 sold
Bellislois: french lugger, built in 1768, 2x2pdr, 4 swivels
Belliquueuse: french ketch-rigged bomb vessel launched 1683 (8 guns, 2x12in mortars), 4 built
Belliqueuse: french armoured cruiser 1866
Belliqueux,64. launched 6/1780. commissioned 1781. prison hulk 1814, 1816 BU
Bellona: british (74) launched 1760, commissioned 8.4.1760, harbour service 1842 (receiving ship) or BU 1814 ???, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Bellona: swedish frigate, launched 11/1782, 26x24pdr, ...x9pdr/18pdr carronades, wrecked 1809, HOWARD S.224
Bellona: dutch frigate, launched 1794, 20x9pdr, 2x6pdr, 2x6pdr, taken 1796 by RN, renamed Vindictive, 1798 hulk, 1816 sold
Bellona: british river barge, gunboat (3), purchased 2/1794 by RN, 1799 mud barge, 1805 BU
Bellona: venetian frigate (32), taken by RN 1811, renamed Dover, 1812 troopship (12x9pdr, 4x18pdr carronades, 2x6pdr), 1819
guard ship, 1825 hulked, 1836 sold
Bellona: kuk (34) launched 1842
Bellona C 2: danish submarine, Rota-class/C-class, 1920, 4x45,72 TT, 1x5,7
Bellona-class (modified Dido-class) (Spartan [commissioned 10.8.1943], Bellona [commissioned 29.10.1943, 1946-56 RNZN],
Black Prince [commissioned 20.11.1943, 1946 RNZN flagship], Royalist [commissioned 10.9.1943, 1954
RNZN], Diadem [commissioned 6.1.1944, 1956 pakistani Babur, trainig ship, harbour service, 1982 Jahanqir])
british anti aircraft cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Bellone, La: french frigate, launched 1755, 26x12pdr, 6x6pdr, taken by RN 271759, renamed Repulse, 12/1776 foundered
Bellone: french, launched 1797, (28), taken 1806, renamed Blanche in 1809, 1814 sold
Bellone, La: french frigate, built 1803, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1810,
renamed Junon, 1817 BU
Bellone: french screw frigate (36) launched 1853
Bellone-class (Bellone [(Q 102) launched 7/14, commissioned 7/1917], Gorgone [(Q 104) launched 12/15, commissioned
10/16], Hermione [(Q 103) launched 3/17, commissioned 2/18]) french submarines
Belridge Hills, T2-SE-A1
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„Beluga“-class (SS-533 [built 1987]) soviet experimental research submarine, project 1710 Makrel (project 821???)
Belvidera:
„Belyanka“-class () soviet special-liquids tankers, project 1968 or project 19680
Bemis Heights, T2-SE-A1
Benachie: 1919
Ben & Lucy: tug, 1910
Benbow: british (80) 1813
Ben Breac: 1916
Ben Cruachan: clipper, maiden voyage 5.10.1873, later mexican Carmela, sister to Ben Voirlich
Ben Glas: 1917
Bengo-class (Bengo [launched 23.8.1879], Mandovi [launched 16.8.1879]) portuguese gunboat
Benham-class (DD-397 Benham [commissioned 2.2.1939, DD der USN S. 126 von 1942], DD-398 Ellet [commissioned
17.2.1939/18.4.1939??????], DD-399 Lang [commissioned 30.3.1939/26.5.1939????????], DD-400 McCall
[commissioned 22.6.1938, DD der USN S. 126 von 1943], DD-401 Maury [commissioned 5.8.1938], DD-402
Mayrant [commissioned 19.9.1939/1.11.1939????????], DD-403 Trippe [commissioned
1.11.1939/15.12.1939?????????], DD-404 Rhind [commissioned 10.11.1939/15.1.1939???????, DD der USN S.
126 von 1942], DD-405 Rowan [commissioned 23.9.1939/31.10.1939???????], DD-406 Stack [commissioned
20.11.1939/3.1.1940??????], DD-407 Sterett [commissioned 15.8.1939/15.9.1939??????], DD-408 Wilson
[commissioned 5.7.1939/14.8.1939???????]) US destroyers, CONWAY 1922-46 (DD-400 & DD-401 Gridleyclass with DD-380 & DD-382 ???)
Benjamin and Ann: river barge, purchased as gunboat (3) 2/1794, 1800 sold
Benjamin Constant: brazilian trainings-cruiser, launched 10/1892
Benjamin Hawkins: 1920, boom defence vessel
Ben-My-Chree: british merchant, completed 1908, seaplane carrier 1915
Ben Nevis: british clipper, 1898 norvegian Astoria
Bennington, T2-SE-A1
Ben Rossal: 1929, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Benson-class/Gleaves-class/Livermore-class (DD-421 Benson [commissioned 25.7.1940, 1954 taiwanese Lo Yang], DD-422
Mayo [commissioned 18.9.1940], DD-423 Gleaves [commissioned 14.6.1940], DD-424 Niblack [commissioned
1.8.1940], DD-425 Madison [commissioned 8.6.1940/6.12.1940???????], DD-426 Lansdale [commissioned
17.9.1940], DD-427 Hilary P. Jones [commissioned 7.9.1940, 1954 taiwanese Han Yang], DD-428 Charles F.
Hughes [commissioned 5.9.1940/18.10.1940??????], DD-429 Livermore [commissioned 7.10.1940], DD-430
Eberle [commissioned 4.12.1940, 1951 greek Niki], DD-431 Plunkett [commissioned 16./17.7.1940, 1959
taiwanese Nan Yang], DD-432 Kearny [commissioned 13.9.1940], DD-433 Gwin [commissioned 15.1.1941],
DD-434 Meredith [commissioned 1.3.1941], DD-435 Grayson [commissioned 14.2.1941/15.4.1941???????],
DD-436 Monssen [commissioned 14/15..3.1941, DD der USN S.155 von 1941], DD-437 Woolsey
[commissioned 7.5.1941], DD-438 Ludlow [commissioned 5.3.1941, 1951 greek Doxa], DD-439 Edison
[commissioned 30./31.1.1941], DD-440 Ericson [commissioned 11.3.1941/31.3.1941????], DD-441 Wilkes
[commissioned 22.4.1941/12.6.1941????], DD-442 Nicholson [commissioned 3.6.1941, DD der USN S.155 von
1945, 1951 italian Aviere], DD-443 Swanson [commissioned 29.5.1941/15.7.1941???], DD-444 Ingraham
[commissioned 17.7.1941]) US destroyers, CONWAY 1922-46
Bentinck: merchant, purchased 1841, fitted for artic expedition, renamed Plover, 1854 sold, cutter
Bent's Fort, T2-SE-A1
Benton Field, T1-M-A2
Ben Venue: clipper, launched 1867
Ben Voirlich: clipper, maiden voyage 03.01.1874, 1891 german, 1903 italian Cognati, sister to Ben Cruachan
Beograd-class (Beograd [commissioned 28.4.39, 1941 italian Sebenico, 1943 german TA 43, GRÖNER 2], Ljubljana
[commissioned 12/1941 italian Lubiana], Zagreb [commissioned 8/1939]) jugoslav destroyer, CONWAY 192246
Bep
Beq
Berbice, schooner. (1780 - 88) tender to Adamant
Berbice: schooner, purchased 1793, wrecked 1796, 6x4pdr, 2x12pdr, draught dated 8/1789
Berbice: (4) ex dutch schooner, purchased 1804, foundered 1806
Berceau: french corvette, launched 1834 (32x30pdr carronades) ‘batterie couverte’ type
Berean: british merchant barque, launched 8/1869
Berenga: 1917
Berengar: german steamer, commissioned 13.4.1911, 1919 british, 1923 General Botha, 1926 german Berengar, 1938 Petropolis,
1939 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher XI, 1940 transport
Beresford: british revenue brig (customs) 1814 taken from the US, rebuilt, 1820 prventive service, 1860 sold
Berezan: soviet transport 1922, 1928 rebuilt: Volgo-Don, 1941 german Wolgo-Don
Berezha-class () soviet degaussing, project 130
Berezhina-class (Berezina, Yauza) russian netlayers, launched 1917
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Berezhina-class () soviet underway replenishment ships, project 1859
Berge Big: 1966
Bergere: (18) captured by RN on 17 4/1806, BU 1811, not commissioned
Berk-class (Berk [commissioned 12.7.1972], Peyk [commissioned 24.7.1975]) turkish frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Berk-Efshan-class (Berk-Efshan, Taijar) turkish destroyers, launched 1894
Berk I Savet-class (Berk I Savet [1923 renamed Berk], Peyk I Sevket [1923 renamed Peyk]) turkish torpedo gunboats 1907,
rebuilt 1937-39, CONWAY 1906-21
Berkut-class (Berkut, Orel, ..., ..., ..., ...) russian iron river barges, equipped 1905 as unpropelled gunbarges, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Berkut: launched 1904, later russian dispatch vessel
Berlin: german passenger steamer, launched 7.11.1908, 1914 auxiliary cruiser C, 1921 british Arabic, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 3
Berlin-class (Berlin, Hermann Helms, Alfried Krupp, Vormann Steffens, Arkona, Bremen) german SAR cruisers
Bermagni: 1912, mine tender in world war 2
Bermuda,18, (1805 launched. lost 1808) 1805
Bermuda,10, (1808 launched. ‘cherokee’. lost 1816) 1809
Bermuda: british schooner, tender, built 1818, purchased 1819, foundered in 3/1821
Bermuda: schooner, launched 3/1838, 1x32pdr, 2c12pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bernadette: british merchant 1914, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Bernisse: dutch merchant, (LL9 20.2.1941, seized incomplete, 2.2.1942 german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 184
Berrima: british armed merchant cruiser, RAN store carrier 10/14
Berry Head: repair ship 1945
Berta: 1927, oil tanker
Bertha Lina: 1931, balloon vessel in world war 2
Berthe-de-Villers-class (Berthe-de-Villers, Jasquin) french river gunboat, built 1884
Bertin, Le: transport/(64) 1760, captured 1761 by RN (renamed HMS Belleisle), 26x24pdr, 28x18pdr, 8x9pdr, 2x6pdr, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Berthollet: french paddle corvette (10) launched 1850
Bertram-type (Ali [jordanian, acquired 1974], Abdullah [jordanian, acquired 1974], ...) 30ft, coastal patrol boat, see also
Enforcer-type
Berwick: british 70 guns 1700
Berwick: british 70 guns, launched 7/1723, 1743 hulked
Berwick: british merchant, purchased 1781 by RN as armed storeship, 1786 Sirius (4x6pdr, 6x18pdr carronades)
Beryl: yacht 1904
Beryl II: 1913, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Beschermer: dutch launched 1781 or 1784, surrendered 1799 to RN, 1801 floating battery, 1806 hulk, sold 1838, 20x24pdr,
20x18pdr, 2x9pdr
Beshtau: russian merchant, launched 1907
Beskytteren: danish fishery protection vessel, commissioned 27.2.1976, CONWAY 1947-95
Bespokoiny-class (Bespokoiny [commissioned 29.10.1914], Derzki [commissioned 29.11.1914], Gnevny [commissioned
29.10.1914, 1918-19 german R 03], Pronzitelny [commissioned 29.10.1914], Bystryj [commissioned 18.4.1915,
1918-19 german R 02, 1925 Frunze], Gromki [commissioned 1915], Pospeshny [commissioned 1915], Pylki
[commissioned 1915], Schastlivy/Scastlivyj [commissioned 5/1915, 1918-19 german R 01]) russian destroyers,
CONWAY 1906-21
Bess: 1919, mine destructor 1940
Bessie: 1918, tug
Bestevaer: dutch steamer, launched 2/1941, 10.4.1942 commissioned as german net tender NT 11, 1945 dutch merchant
Bestevaer, 1959 danish Else Priva, 1984 Jattle
Betsy: djerm used in 4/1801. armed with a 24-pounder carronade she was used as part of the Nile flotilla. see Fury
Betsy Slater: 1911, balloon vessel in world war 2
Betsey: (6) hired armed cutter around 1805
Betsey: hired armed cutter 1805. by the end of 1807 only one Betsey is mentioned - off Ushant.
Betsey Caines: hired armed vessel around 1808
Betta N 3: italian harbour craft, launched 1891, converted to minelayer
Beulah: (6) RN transport hired in 1796
Bevakningsbat 61-class (Bevakningsbåt 61 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 62 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 63 [built 196061], Bevakningsbåt 64 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 65 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 66 [built
1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 67 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 68 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 69
[built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 70 [built 1960-61], Bevakningsbåt 71 [built 1966-67], Bevakningsbåt
72 [built 1966-67], Bevakningsbåt 73 [built 1966-67], Bevakningsbåt 74 [built 1966-67],
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Bevakningsbåt 75 [built 1966-67], Bevakningsbåt 76 [built 1966-67], Bevakningsbåt 77 [built 196667]) swedish patrol boats
Bew
Bex
Beyrand: french (64) under construction in 1797, captured incomplete, sunk 1799
Bezan: 1661 yacht dutch, presented to english king
Bhadravati: british, 1932, mine tender in world war 2
Bianca: german steamer 1899, 1906 russian Neva, 1916 russian harbour vessel No. 14 Sekret, 1918 Bolsevik
Biber: german midget-submarines 1944, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Biche: french iron screw sloop (2-6) launched 1848
Bidasoa-class (Bidasoa [commissioned 1946], Guadalete [commissioned 1946], Lérez [commissioned 1947], Nervión
[commissioned 1946], Segura [commissioned 1949], Tambre [commissioned 1946], Ter [commissioned 1948])
spanish minesweepers, CONWAY 1922-46
Bielefeld: german steamer, launched 16.7.1898, 1914 mine barrier breaker SP 3, 1915 SP 5, 1921 japanese Kobun Maru,
Bielsko: polish merchant, launched 4/1939, 1940 completed as german Bonn, intended hospital ship Schiff 26, 7.9.1941
commissioned as auxiliary cruiser Michel, Schiff 28, HSK 9, Raider H, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Bien Aimée: (24) french 1672
Bien Aimé (20) storeship british 1793
Bienfaisant (64) captured in by the RN 7/1758
Bien Hoa: french auxiliary, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bienvenu,28. (french storeship taken on 17 3/1794. taken into RN as Undaunted. sold 1795)
Bierke-class (Bierke No 111 [launched 1890], Rotchensalm No 112 [launched 1890], Gapsal No 113 [launched 1891],
Moonzund No 114 [launched 1891]) russian torpedo boats
Bif
Big Bend T2-SE-A1
Bihuro-class (PM 73, PM 74, PM 75, PM 76, PM 77, PM 78, PM 79, PM 80, PM 81, PM 82, PM 83, PM 84, PM 85, PM 86,
PM 87, PM 88, PM 90, Pm 91, PM 92, Pm 93) japanese medium patrol vessels, completed 1972-73
Bii
Bij
Bik
Bilderdyk: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, LASH-freighter 1972
Bille-class (Bille [commissioned 15.11.1948], Buhl [commissioned 16.5.49], Hammer [commissioned 26.4.1950], Holm
[commissioned 15.10.1949], Krabbe [commissioned 3.6.48], Krieger [commissioned 17.3.48]) danish torpdeoboats/patrol boats, CONWAY 1947-95
Bima Samudera I: type Boeing Jetfoil hydrofoil, delivered 1982, indonesian trials vessel
Bingera: 1935, stores ship in world war 2
Bio
Bip
Biq
Birch Coulie T2-SE-A1
Birch Lake: RCN MMS, soviet
Birchol: 1917, british oil tanker
Birchol: 1946, british oil tanker
Birchton: british tug, 1944
Bird-class/Lapwing-class (Lapwing [AM-1 6/1918, seaplane tender AVP-1], Owl I AM-2 [7/1918], Robin I AM-3 [8/1918[,
Swallow AM-4 [10/1918], Sanderling AM-37 [12/1918], Auk [AM-38 1/1919, survey vessel 1922-23],
Chewink [AM-39 4/1919, ASR-3 9/1929], Cormorant [AM-40 5/1919], Gannet [AM-41 7/1919, seaplane
tender AVP-], Tanager AM-5 [6/1918], Cardinal AM-6 [8/1918], Oriole AM-7 [11/1918], Curlew AM-8
[1/1919], Grebe AM-43 [5/1919], Mallard [AM-44 6/1919, ASR-4], Ortolan [AM-45 9/1919, ASR-5],
Peacock AM-46 [12/1919], Pelican [AM-27 10/1918, seaplane tender AVP-], Falcon [commissioned as AM28 11/1918, ASR-2 1921], Osprey [AM-29 1/1919, survey vessel 1922-23], Seagull AM-30 [3/1919], Tern
AM-31 [5/1919], Turkey AM-13 [12/1918], Woodcock AM-14 [2/1919], Quail AM-15 [4/1919], Partridge
AM-16 [6/1919], Sandpiper [AM-51 10/1919, seaplane tender AVP-], Warbler [AM-53 12/1919, 1920 tug],
Vireo AM-52 [10/1919], Willet [AM-54 1/1920, 1920 tug], Swan [AM-34 1/1919, seaplane tender AVP-],
Whippoorwill AM-35 [4/1919], Bittern AM-36 [5/1919], Kingfisher AM-25 [5/1918], Rail [AM-26,
commissioned 6/18, AT-139 tug in 6/42, 5/44 ATO-139], Thrush [AM-18 4/1919, seaplane tender AVP-],
Eider [AM-17, commissioned 1/19, 1940 gate tender YNG-20], Finch AM-9 [commissioned 9/1918, sunk,
raised recommissioned as japanese escort No. 103], Heron [AM-10 10/1918, seaplane tender AVP-], Flamingo
[AM-32 2/1919, survey vessel 1922-23], Penguin II AM-33 [11/1918], Pigeon [AM-47 7/1919, ASR-], Brant
AM-24 [9/1918], Teal [AM-23 8/1918, seaplane tender AVP-], Widgeon AM-22 [7/1918], Lark AM-21
[4/1919], Bobolink AM-20 [1/1919], Avocet [AM-19 9/1918, seaplane tender AVP-], Redwing I
[commissioned AM-48 10/1919, USCG 1924]) US minesweepers, in service from 1918, CONWAY 1906-21
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Bird-class (Loon, Cormorant, Bleu Heron [1956 RCMP], Mallard) canadian submarine chasers, built in 1955
Birindci Inönü-class (Birindci Inönü, Ikindci Inönü) turkish submarines 1928, CONWAY 1922-46
Birkenhead-class (Birkenhead [built as greek Antinavarhos Kontouriotis, commissioned 5/1915], Chester [built as greek
Lambros Katsonis, commissioned 5/1916]) british light cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21
Birmingham-class (Birmingham [commissioned 2/1914], Lowestoft [commissioned 4/1914], Nottingham [commissioned
4/1914], Adelaide [RAN, commissioned 4.8.1922, „HMAS Long Delayed“) british/australian light cruisers,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Bischofstor: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, 1976, bulk carrier
Bishop,1. gun vessel. around 1799
Bishopsgate: 1932, british gate vessel
Bismarck-class (Bismarck [commissioned 27.8.1878], Blücher [commissioned 21.12.1878], Stosch [commissioned 3.12.1877],
Moltke [commissioned 16.4.1878, 1911 hulk Acheron], Gneisenau [commissioned 3.10.1880], Stein
[commissioned 21.10.1880]) german iron corvettes, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 18601905 Bd. 1
Bismarck-class (Bismarck [commissioned 24.8.1940], Tirpitz [commissioned 25.2.1941]) german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1922-46,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Bison: 1893, stores ship in world war 2
Bisson: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1850
Bisson-class (Bisson 1875, Chasseur [launched 6/1878], Dumont dÚrville [launched 1878], Hussard 1879, Labourdonnais
[launched 1875], Voltigeur [launched 7/1878]) french sloops CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Bisson-class (Bisson 1913, Renaudin [launched 3/13], Commandant Lucas 1914, Protet 1914, Mangini [launched 3/13], Magon
[launched 4/13]) french destroyers
Biter,12. gunbrig. (1804 Blackwall. lost 1805) 1805
Biter, gunboat (1855 launched. hulk 1865) 1/56, tender to Hawke, 108'x22'x6'9".
Bitny: polish submarine chaser, built 1951-53 on the hulls of ex-german Polizeikampfboote
Bitny-class (Bitny, Dzielny, Dziarski, Bystry, Szybki, Sprawny, Odwazny, Odporny) polish fast torpedo attack craft, NATO
code „Wisla“, 1970s, project 664
Bittern,12. (1840 launched. sold 1860) 1842
Bittern-class (Avon [commissioned 2/1899], Bittern [commissioned 4/1897], Otter [commissioned 3/1900]) [Vickers 30knotters] british DD
Bittern-class (Bittern [L.07, launched 7/1937], Enchantress ex Bittern [L.56, commissioned 1935], Stork [L.81, launched
4/1936]) british sloops, completed 1935-38, IM KOPIENORDNER
Modified Bittern-class (Jumna [U.21, launched 11/1940, commissioned 1941, 1948 indian, 1957 surveying vessel,
1976 Jumuna], Sutlej [U.95, launched 10/1940, commissioned 1941, 1948 indian, 1955 surveying vessel],
Godavari [U.52, launched 1/1943, commissioned 1943, 1948 pakistani Sind], Narbada [launched 11/1942,
commissioned 1943, 1948 pakistani Jhelum]) RIN sloops
Biu
Biv
Biw
Bixio-class (Nino Bixio [commissioned 5.5.1914], Marsala [commissioned 4.8.1914]) italian scout cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21
„Biya“-class () soviet project 871
Biz
BK 1: russian motor launch, ordered 1916, (BK-series), IM KOPIENORDNER
BK-3-type (PK-224 [renamed MO-411, built 1934]) soviet armoured subchaser, based on MO 3-type
BK 7: russian motor launch, ordered 1916, lost 7/17, (BK-series), IM KOPIENORDNER
BK-521-type (BK-521 [commissioned 18.8.45], BK-522, BK-523, BK-524, BK-525, BK-526, BK-527, BK-528) soviet
armoured sea going river gunboats 1945, project 186
BK-529-type (project 186) (BK-529 - BK-559) soviet armoured river gunboats 1946, IM KOPIENORDNER
BKA 1124-type () 97 soviet armoured motor gunboats, serial production since about 1935, IM KOPIENORDNER, some
became bulgarian in 1950s
BKA 1125-type (..., 134 Geroi Sovetskogo Sojuza Krasnoselbskij [commissioned 25.7.43, 1944 BK-134], 200 [commissioned
4.7.44 as BK-200], 201 [commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-111, 1941 401], 201 (II) [commissioned 29.5.44 as BK-
68
201], 202 [commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-112, 1941 402], 202 (II) [commissioned 20.11.43, 1944 BK-202], 203
[commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-113, 1941 403], 204 [commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-114], 212 [commissioned
12.7.40, 1941 B-212. 1944 BK-212], 213 [commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-213, 1944 BK-213], 214
[commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-214, 1944 BK-214], 215 [commissioned 12.7.40, 1941 B-213, 1944 BK-215],
222 Geroi Sovetskogo Sojuza Odiicov [commissioned 25.7.43, as 123], 223 Geroi Sovetskogo Sojuza Golubec
[commissioned 25.7.43 as 124, 1944 BK-124], 224 [commissioned ..., 3/43 331, 4/43 241, 2/44 BK-241], 231
[commissioned 14.9.43, as 242 ex 332, 1944 BK-242], 232 [commissioned 14.9.43, as 243 ex 333, 1944 BK-243,
1945 Kapitan-Leitenant Savickij], 233 [commissioned 14.9.43 as 244, ex 334, 1944 BK-244], 234 [commissioned
25.10.43 as 222, 1944 BK-222], 241 [commissioned 25.10.43 as 223, 1944 BK-223], 242 [commissioned 19.11.43
as 232, 1944 BK-232], 243 [commissioned 25.10.43 as 224, 1944 BK-224], 244 [commissioned 11.11.43 as 231,
1944 BK-231], 301 [commissioned 6.7.40, 1941 B-115, 1941 304], 302 [6/41 B-211, 7/41 101, commissioned
6.7.40], 303 [6/1941 B-221, 7/1941 102], 304 [commissioned 12.7.40, 6/41 B-222, 7/41 103], 322 [commissioned
24.8.41, 2/44 BK-322], 323 [commissioned 24.8.41, 2/44 BK-323], 324 [commissioned 24.8.41, 2/44 BK-324],
325 [commissioned 24.8.41, 2/44 BK-325], 401 [commissioned 12.7.40, 6/41 B-223, 7/41 104], 402
[commissioned 6.7.40, 6/41 B-224, 7/41 105, 7/42 101], 403 [commissioned 3.2.39, 8/40 124, 6/41 B-131, 7/41
302], 404 [commissioned 3.2.39, 8/40 123, 6/41 B-132, 7/41 303, 7/42 103], 405 [commissioned 3.2.39, 8/40 121,
6/41 B-133, 7/41 404], 501 [commissioned 3.2.39,8/40 122, 6/41 B-134], 502 [commissioned 6.7.40, 6/41 B-231,
7/41 204, 7/42 202], 503 [commissioned 6.7.40, 6/41 B-232, 7/41 202, 7/42 102], 504 [commissioned 6.7.40, 6/41
B-233, 7/41 203], 505 [commissioned 6.7.40, 6/41 B-234, 7/41 205, 7/42 203], BK-3 [commissioned 11.12.43,
7/45 Leitenant Glazunov], BK-4, BK-5 [commissioned 11.12.43], BK-6 [commissioned 9.1.44], BK-7
[commissioned 9.1.44], BK-8 [commissioned 9.1.44], BK-76 Borodinec, BK-77 Renijskij Patriot [commissioned
30.11.45], BK-78, BK-79 [commissioned 30.11.45], ...BK-85 [commissioned 8.9.45], BK-86 [commissioned
25.10.45], ..., BK-85 [commissioned 8.9.45], BK-86 [commissioned 25.10.45], BK-87 Tuzlovskij Patriot, BK-88
Kilijskij Patriot, BK-89 Kiliec, BK-90 Starokazackij Patriot [commissioned 25.10.45], BK-104 [commissioned
15.8.45], BK-105, BK-106, BK-107 [commissioned 8.9.45], BK-108 [commissioned 30.11.45], BK-109
[commissioned 25.10.45], BK-110 [commissioned 8.9.45], BK-111 [commissioned 15.8.45], BK-139, BK-140
[commissioned 13.3.45], BK-141 Tuzlovec, BK-142 Trudiashchijsia Kilii, BK-143 Dunaiskij Patriot, BK-144
Otvet Izmaila, BK-145 Borodinskij Patriot, BK-146 Retenik Volgotankera, BK-147 Reniec [commissioned
4.8.45], BK-148, BK-149, BK-150, BK-151, BK-152 [commissioned 15.8.45], BK-186 [commissioned 10.8.44],
BK-301 [commissioned 29.5.44], BK-302 [commissioned30.4.44], BK-303 [commissioned 30.4.44], BK-304
[commissioned 30.4.44], BK-305 Molotovskij Remesleiijk [commissioned 8.7.44], BK-306, BK-307
[commissioned 8.7.44], BK-371, BK-372 [commissioned 10.8.44], BK-373, BK-374 [commissioned 19.9.44],
BK-375 [commissioned 12.9.44], BK-376, BK-377, BK-378, BK-379 [commissioned 28.9.44], BK-380, BK-381
[commissioned 7.11.44], BK-382, BK-383. BK-384, BK-385 [commissioned 5.1.45]) 151 + 51 postwar (1946/47)
soviet armoured motor gunboats, serial construction since 1938, project 1125, IM KOPIENORDNER
Blaa Hejren see Bla Heyren
Black Duck: rumrunner, taken into USCG 27.3.1930, CG-808
Black Hills T2-SE-A1
Black Jack, T2-SE-A1
Black Joke (10) british lugger 1793
Black Joke,4. (hired cutter) 1811, taken by the french in the spring of 1811.
Black Joke. schooner. (ex-slaver Henrietta taken and bought in 1828. BU 1832) 1x18-pounder, 1x18-pdr caronade
Black Frost 1918, balloon vessel in world war 2
Black Prince: american merchant, built 1774, launched 1774, maiden voyage 31.12.1774, 4.11.1775 purchased by US, renamed
Alfred (20x9pdr, 10x6pdr)
Black Prince,74. (1816 Woolwich. BU 1855) 1816- out of commission
Black Ranger: 1941, british oil tanker
Black River T2-SE-A1
Blackstocks Ford, T2-SE-A1
Black Swan: british merchant brigantine, 1841 opium clipper, built 1838
Black Swan-class (Black Swan [L.57, commissioned 1/1940], Erne [U.03, commissioned 4/41], Flamingo [L.18, commissioned
12/39, 1959 german Graf Spee, Typ 138], Ibis [U.99, commissioned 8/1941]) british sloops, CONWAY
Modified Black Swan-class (Actaeon [commissioned 24.7.46, 1959 west german Hipper, Typ 138], Alacrity
[commissioned 13.4.45], Amethyst [commissioned 2.11.43], Chanticleer [U.05, commissioned 29.3.43],
Crane [commissioned 10.5.44], Cygnet [commissioned 1.12.42], Hart [commissioned 12.12.43, 1959 german
Scheer, Typ 138], Hind [commissioned 11.4.44], Kite [U.87, commissioned 1.3.43], Lapwing [U.62,
commissioned 21.3.44], Lark [U.11, commissioned 10.12.43], Magpie [commissioned 30.8.43], Mermaid
[commissioned 12.5.43, 1959 german Scharnhorst, Typ 138], Modeste [commissioned 3.9.45], Nereide
[commissioned 6.5.46], Opossum [commissioned 16.1.45], Peacock [commissioned 10.5.44], Pheasant
[commissioned 12.5.43], Redpole [commissioned 24.6.43], Snipe [commissioned 9.9.46], Sparrow
[commissioned 16.12.46], Starling [commissioned 1.4.43], Whimbrel [commissioned 13.1.1943, 1949
egyptian El Malek Farouq], Wild Goose [commissioned 11.3.43], Woodcock [commissioned 29.5.43],
69
Woodpecker [U.08, commissioned 14.12.42], Wren [commissioned 4.2.43], Cauvery [RIN, launched 6/1943,
commissioned 1943, 1948 indian, renamed Kaveri], Kistna [RIN, launched 4/1943, commissioned 1943,
1948 indian]) british sloops, completed 1942-46
Blackwall: british 50 guns 1696
Blackwater, T2-SE-A1
Blackwood-class (Blackwood [commissioned 22.8.1957], Duncan [commissioned 21.10.1958], Dundas [commissioned
9.3.1956], Exmouth [commissioned 20.12.1957], Grafton [commissioned 11.1.1957], Hardy [commissioned
15.12.1955], Keppel [commissioned 6.7.1956], Malcolm [commissioned 12.12.1957], Murray [commissioned
5.6.1956], Palliser [commissioned 13.12.1957], Pellew [commissioned 26.7.1956], Russel [commissioned
7.2.1957], Khukri [indian, commissioned 15.7.1958], Kirpan [indian, commissioned 7/1959, 1978 coast guard
service], Kuthar [indian, commissioned 11/1959, 1978 coast guard service]) british ASW frigates, Type 14, aka
Captain-class, CONWAY 1947-95
Bladensburg, T2-SE-A1
Bla Heyren / Blaa Hejren 18x4pdr 1756 very good danish frigate
Blairmount: 1889 british steamer, 1898 russian Girin, 1905 japanese Kitsurin Maru, 1936 chinese Lee Cheng
Blake-class (Blake ex Bombay [launched 8/1808], Saint Domingo [launched 3/1809, commissioned 1809, sold 1816, inofficially
San Domingo]) british, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 4x12pdr+10x32pdr carronades, 4x12pdr+2x32pdr carronades,
6x18pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Blake-class (Blake [commissioned 2.2.1892], Blenheim [commissioned 26.5.1894]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 1
Blakeley-class (Blakeley TB-27 [commissioned 27.12.1904, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 13], De Long TB-28 [commissioned
27.10.1902, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 14]) US torpedoboats
Blanche: (32) british 1786
Blanche,38. (spanish Amfitrite taken on 25.11.1804. wrecked 1807)
Blanche,28. (french privateer Bellone captured on 9.7.1806. BU 1814) renamed Blanche in 1808.
Blanche,46. (1819 launched. hospital ship 1852) 1824 fitting out.
Blanche: french mercantile barque, 1867
Blanche et Louise: iron barque, launched 12/1868
Blanco Encalada: chilean cruiser, commissioned 4/1894, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Blandford-class (Blandford [launched 1719, sold 1742], Lyme, Scarborough: eine davon launched 2/1720) 20x6pdr, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Blankenese: german passenger ship 1896, 1909 russian Pernigel, russian harbour vessel Sova, 1920 lett passenger ship Pernigel
Blast-class: Blast [launched 1695, yard craft 1721], Basilisk [launched 1695, BU 1729], Thunder [launched 1695, taken 1696],
Carcass [launched 1695, sold 1713], Furnace [launched 4/1695, BU 1725], Comet [launched 1695, taken 1706], Dreadful
[launched 5/1695, burnt 1695], Granado launched 1695, BU 1718], Serpent [launched 1695, taken 1703], Terror
[launched 1/1695, taken and blown up 1705]) 2x12,25in mortars, 4x2pdr, british bomb vessel
Blast-class: Blast [launched 8/1740, taken 1745, IM KOPIENORDNER], Basilisk [launched 8/1740, sold 1750], Thunder
[launched 8/1740, foundered 1744], Carcass [launched 9/1740, sold 1740], Lightning [launched 10/1740, foundered
1746], Furnace [launched 10/1740, 1741-56 exploration ship (IM KOPIENORDNER), sold 1763 8x4pdr!]) as bombs
1x13in 1x10in mortars, 6x4pdr, 10 swivels, as sloops 10x4pdr, 14swivels, british ketch-rigged bomb vessel
Blast-class (Blast [1757, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar], Mortar, Thunder) british ketch-rigged bomb (version of the Infernal
design) IM KOPIENORDNER
Blaxland: 1912
Blaze:
Blazer,14. gunbrig. (1804 launched. sold 1814) 1805
Blenda-class (Blenda [launched 10/1874, 1887 T-boat-mothership/tender, became submarine tender, then barrack ship], Disa
[launched 4/1877, later survey vessel]) swedish gunboats
Blenheim (98 since 1778) british 1761 razee (74) en 1800
Blenheim: british 1709 (90), later hospitalship
Blenheim: british 74 guns 1813, screw ship 1837 (60)
Blexen: (LL9 1912, tug, 1963 Geeste
Blitz-class: (Blitz [commissioned 28.3.1883], Pfeil [commissioned 25.11.1884]) german aviso, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD.
1
Blitz-class (Blitz [commissioned 26.10.1888], Komet [6.11.1888]) kuk torpedo-gunboat, 1915 minesweeper, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Blitz: launched 1889, border guard vessel, 1914 tug, 1915 liason vessel B, 1918 controlling vessel A, 1927 riverine vessel Lina
Block Island
Bloedhond-class (Bloedhond [launched 1869, commissioned 16.3.1871], Cerberus [launched 1869, commissioned
20/21.7.1870]) dutch monitor, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Blogodet (118) 1801 russian.
„Blokha“: soviet experimental fast torpedo attack craft, TKA M-400, project 80
Blonde,32. (1787 Burlesdon. sold 1805)
Blonde,46. (1819 launched. hospital ship 1850) 1820
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Blonde-class (Blonde [commissioned 5/1911], Blanche [commissioned 11/1910]) british scout cruisers
Bloodhound: purchased/taken by RN in 1780s, 1783 sold
Bloodhound,14. gunbrig. (1801 launched. sold 1816) 1801
Bloody Marsh, T2-SE-A1
Blossom:
Blücher: german armoured cruiser 1909, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1906-21
Bluebird: yacht 1938
Blue Haze: 1919, torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Blue Jacket: clipper, maiden voyage 1854
Blue Licks, T2-SE-A1
Bluemoon: 1975
Blue Nile: 1980
Bluenose 1: fishing schooner and racing yacht, built 1921, IM KOPIENORDNER
Blue Ranger: 1941, oil tanker
Bluethroat: canadian loop-layer, commissioned 1955, 1964 survey ship
Blv
Blw
Blx
Blyskawiczny: polish experimental fast torpedo attack craft, completed 11.6.1965, project 663D
Blz
BMO-type (BMO 552 [1946 polish Blyskawiczny], BO-...) soviet large subchasers/guardboats, 23 completed 1940-45, aka
Artillerist-class/MO-318-class, project 122, IM KOPIENORDNER
BO 2-type (BO-, SK-..., MO-..., ...) 66 soviet large subchasers, built 1942-45, 2 commissioned prewar, 15 commissioned in the
war, many commissioned postwar, 6 transferred 1950s to chinese, project 194, CONWAY 1922-46
Boadicea: british frigate, launched 4/1797, commissioned 1797, hospital ship 1854, 28x18pdr, 8x9pdr + 6x32pdr carronades,
2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Boadicea-class (Boadicea [commissioned 6/1909], Bellona [commissioned 2/1910]) british scout cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21
Bob Hope-class (Bob Hope, Mendonca T-AKR-303 [commissioned 2001], ...) US supply ships
Boc
Bodraja: russian half-galley, launched 1739
Borbone: sardinian, later italian Garibaldi, (46) screw frigate, launched 1860
Bore: launched 1916, 1916 russian dispatch vessel Yastreb, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bore II: launched 1898, 11/1916 russian dispatch vessel Grif
Borei-class (Yuri Dolgoruky [launched 4/2007, due into service 2008], ...) russian submarines
Borgo-type (...) russian guard boats, built 1916-18, IM KOPIENORDNER
Borodino-class (Borodino [commissioned 8/1904], Imperator Aleksandr III [commissioned 11/1903], Orel [commissioned
10/1904,1905 japanese Iwami], Kniaz Suvarov [commissioned 9/1904], Slava [commissioned 6/1905]) russian
battleships, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Borussia: hapag-lloyd steamer, launched 7/1855, 9/1855 delivered, commissioned 6/1856
Borzon: russian tanker 1896
Bob Boy: 1916
Boekenroode: 1729, eher 1732 (58), HOWARD S.196
Bogatyr: russian screw corvette, built and launched 1860 (17)
Bogatyr: 1878 russian tug, 1918 german minesweeper KM-10
Bogatyr-class (Bogatyr 1902, Oleg 1904, Kagul 1905 [ex Ochakov, as General Kornilov commissioned], Pamiat Merkuria
[commissioned 7/1905, ex Kagul, later Komintern]) russian cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Boghammar-class: 51 iranian patrol craft, swedish built, delivered 1984-85
„Bogomol“-class (... [1989 guinean], ... [1991 guinean], ... [2/1988 guinea-bissaui], ... [2/1988 guinea-bissaui], ... [2/1989
guinea-bissaui], ... [2/1989 guinea-bissaui]) soviet export patrol boats, project 206EP gunboat, missile-less
„Matka“ without hydrofoils
Bogoyavleniye: russian frigate, launched 24.9.1795
Bogue-class (Bogue [CVE-9, ex Steel Advocate, commissioned 26.9.1942], Card [CVE-11, commissioned 8.11.1942], Copahee
[CVE-12, ex Steel Architect, commissioned 15.6.1942], Core [CVE-13, commissioned 10.12.1942], Nassau
[CVE-16, commissioned 20.8.1942], Altamaha [CVE-18, commissioned 15.9.1942], Barnes [CVE-20,
commissioned 20.2.1943], Block Island [CVE-21, commissioned 8.3.1943], Breton [CVE-23, commissioned
12.4.1943], Croatan [CVE-25, commissioned 28.4.1943], Prince William [CVE-31, commissioned 9.4.1943])
US escort aircraft carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
Boguslaunie Gaspodin (66) russian 1783
Bojkij: 1898 russian harbour vessel
Bojkij: 1916 cablelayer, sister to Smelyj, 1932 Metel, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bold,14. gunvessel, launched 1801, BU 1811
Bold,12. (14) gunbrig. (originally Manly, named Bold after her recapture from the Dutch on 1 Jan 1809. sold 1811)
Bold,14. british gunbrig. (6/1812 launched. lost 1813) commissioned 1812
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Bold: ex BAT.8 tug, 1942
Boleslav (66) russian 1798
Bolid
Bolivar: built as spanish Galicia 1891, became venezuelan gunboat, 1898 renamed
Bolzano: italian heavy cruiser, commissioned 19.8.1933, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Bolzva-class () soviet project 688, aka Bolzva-3
Bomba-class: (Bomba [1918 finnish Augustin Ehrensvärd], Granata [1918 finnish Axel von Fersen], Kartec [1918 finnish
Fabian Wrede], Srapnel [1918 finnish Wilhelm Carpelan]) 1914, russian guard boats
Bombarde: french ketch-rigged bomb vessel, launched 1682, (4) 2x12in mortars, 4 built
Bombardir Nikitin: russian tug, 1899
Bombay,38. (1793 launched. RN 1805. sold 1857) renamed Ceylon in 1808
Bombay,74. (1808 launched. Blake 1819. hospital ship 1828) 1808
Bombay: british steamer ... sicilian/neapolitan, later italian (10) paddle corvette Fulminante, launched 1848
Bombe-class (Bombe [commissioned 10/1887], Couleuvrine 1887, Dague 1888, Dragonne 1888, Flèche 1888, lance 1890,
Sainte-barbe 1890, Salve 1890) french T-gunbaot, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Bombo 1930
Bona 1906
Bonaventure british 50 guns 1699
Bonaventure: british 50 guns 1711, 1716 Argyle
Boncourt: 1913 gebautes racing boat
Bonetta: british sloop, launched 1673, (4x3pdr)
Bonetta: british sloop, launched 8/1732, 10/1744 wrecked, 8x4pdr, 12 swivels
Bonetta: british launched 1755
Bonetta british (18) purchased in 1803, sold in 1810
Bonetta,3. brigantine. (1836 Sheerness. BU 1861) 1837
Bonito: trinidad and tobago coastal tug, launched 1981
Bonne Citoyenne: french corvette (20x8pdr) launched 1794, taken on 10.3.1796. in RN service: 18x32-pdr carronades and 2x9pdrs. sold 1819
Bonne Marseilles/Beau Marseilles: french lugger, taken 1809 by RN, renamed Defender, 8x12pdr carronades, 65ft length, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Boonesborough, T2-SE-A1
Borde: 1921 mine destructor 1940, repair ship 1942
Bordelais, Le: french privateer, launched 1799, 22x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr, taken by RN 10/1799, renamed Bourdelois, 1804
BU
Border King 1914
Boreal: french refridgerator ship 1927, ex trawler Remy Chuinard
Boreas: british storeship (28) (1774 Hull. sold 1802) 1778
Borée: french (74) 1785, renamed Ça Ira 1794, razed 1794: Agricola
Borée: french (74) 1805
Borel: french patrol craft, 1940s, 20x5x1,8 m, 8 kn, ex japanese
Borer: gunbrig (7/1812 launched. brig sloop in 1813. sold 1815)
Boris (66) russian 1800
Boris Butoma: soviet underway replenishment ship, project 1593
Boris Chilikin-class () soviet underway replenishment ship, project 1559B
Boris Gausman: russian tug 1906
Borkumriff: light ship 1956, 1989 decommissioned, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, DAS GROßE BUCH DER
SEEFAHRT
Borneo: dutch gunboats, launched 1892
Borneol: 1917, oil tanker
Borussia: 1856
Boscaven: british (70) launched 1844
Bosnia: built 1898, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Bossant: french river gunboat, launched 1885
Boston: american-built british sloop, 22x9pdr, 2x3?pdr, launched 5/1748, IM KOPIENORDNER
Boston: US ship, 5x12pdr, 19x9pdr, 2x6pdr, 4x4pdr, launched 3.6.1776, maiden voyage 21.5.1777, captured by RN 12.5.1780
Boston: US frigate, 26x12pdr, 12x9pdr, launched 20.5.1799, maiden voyage 7/1799
Boston: USA, commissioned 1826, 20x24pdr
Boston Whaler-type (... [grenadian, acquired 1988/89], ... [grenadian, acquired 1988/89], ...) coastal patrol craft
Botilla Russ: german transport, launched 27.2.1922, 1939 V 107, 1940 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 37, 1941
Sperrbrecher 137, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bötticher: launched 1888, german ferry, 1914 liason vessel, 1918 french Docteur Roux, 1939 Chassiron
72
Bouchard-class (Bouchard [1968 paraguyan river patrol craft Capitan Meza], Drummond, Fournier, Granville, Parker, Py [1968
paraguyan river patrol craft Teniente Farina], Robinson, Seaver [1964 paraguyan river patrol craft Nanawa],
Spiro) argentine minesweepers, launched 1936-39
Bouclier-class (Bouclier [launched 6/11], Boutefeu [launched 5/11], Casque 1911, Cimeterre [launched 4/11], Dague [launched
4/11], Faulx [launched 2/11], Fourche 1911, Capitaine Mehl [launched 4/12], Commandant Rivière 1913,
Dehorter [launched 4/12], Francis Garnier 1913) french destroyers
Boudeuse: french (26) 1762
Boudeuse: french exploration ship, 1766
Bougainville: french screw sloop (2-6) launched 1859
Bougainville-class (Dumont dÙrville 1932, Bougainville 1932, Savorgnan de Brazza 1932, DÉntrecasteaux 1933, Rigault de
Genouilly/Rigout de Genouilly 1933, Amiral Charner 1933, DÍberville 1935, La Grandière [ex Ville d`Ys
(renamed 1.4.40), commissioned 1940], Beautemps Beaupré [launched 6/39]) french colonial sloops
Bougainville: french dock landing ship (BTMS), commissioned 25.6.1988, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Boulandouar-class (Boulandouar, Idini) ex soviet whalers, built 1956, converted to mauretanian patrol vessels
Boullogne, Le: french east indiaman, completed 1762, 26x12pdr, 6x6pdr, taken 1762 by RN, renamed Boulogne, 1776 hulked,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Bouncer. gunbrig. (1804 launched. lost 1805) 1805. the french salvaged and renamed her Ecureuil.
Bouncer. gunvessel. one of the flotilla of gunvessels employed in the defence of Cadiz in 1810.
Bouncer-class (Bouncer, Insolent) british gunboats, launched 1881
Boundbrook, T2-SE-A1
Bountiful 1911, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Bounty: british exploration vessel, 1784 built as Bethia, 1787 famous voyage with the 1789 munity, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bourayne-class (Beautemps-Beaupré 1874, Bourayne 1870, Dayot 1870, Duchaffault 1874, Ducouëdic 1872, Hugon 1874,
Kerguelen 1874, Kersaint 1872, Segond 1872, Vaudeuil 1873) french cruiser
Bourbonaise,38. (french Caroline captured on 16 9/1809. BU 1817)
Bournemouth Queen: 1908, renamed Bourne, 1941 coastal AA vessel Bournemouth Queen, 1943 accommodation ship
Bouvet: french battleship, commissioned 6/1898
Bouvines-class (Amiral Tréhouart [commissioned 5/1896], Bouvines [commissioned 12/1894]) french coastal battleship,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Bouvines-class (in service: Austerlitz, Bouvines, Fleurus, Jemmapes, Lodi, Magenta, Marengo, Valmy, sold in USA: Alma,
Arcole, Auerstaedt, bassano, Castiglione, Dego, Denain, Eckmuhl, Essling, Hohenlinden, Hondschoote, Isly,
Lens, Les Dunes, Les Pyramides, Lonato, Marignan, Minciao, Mondovi, Montebello, Montenotte, Poitiers,
Rocroi, Sambre-et-Meuse, Solferino, Steinerque, Tagliamento, Tilsitt, Wattignies, Zurich) french patrol vessels,
completed in 1919
Bownet: boom defence vessel 1939 (Net-class)
Bowstring: 1938, stores ship in world war 2
Bow Wave: 1919 torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Boyarin: russian screw corvette, built 1856, (11)
Boyarin: russian cruiser 1902
Boyne: british, 80 guns (26x24pdr, 28x12pdr, 22x6pdr, 4x3pdr), launched 5/1692, rebuilt 1708
Boyne: launched 5/1739 (rebuilt), 1763 BU, british, 26x32pdr, 26x12pdr, 24x6pdr, 4x6pdr
Boyne: british 70 guns 1766
Boyne: british 1790 (90) detail in MONDFELD S.93/105 for identification
Boyne-class (Boyne [launched 1810], ...) british (104: 28x32pdr, 30x24pdr, 30x18pdr, ...), built to the lines of Victory
Boy Pat: yacht 1915
Boy Ray: 1910
Boy Scout: 1913
Boxer: gunbrig. (7/1812 launched. captured 1813 by US) commissioned 1812
Boxol: 1917, oil tanker
Braak 1781 dutch
Braave,40. (taken on 27 8/1796. hospital ship 1811)
Brabançon: see Neptune
Bradford Island, T2-SE-A1
Bracke: yacht german 1676 (3)
Bracke: yacht 1678
Brackendale: british merchant 1916, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Braes O´Buckie: 1910
Braes O´Mar: 1915
Braga: dutch riverine gunboat 1877 28x x2,4 1x28,0
Bragadin-class (Marcantonio Bragadin, Filippo Corridoni) italian submarines 1931, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Braganza: steam vessel, schooner, 5/1822 purchased by RN as tender Cockburn, 1823 wrecked
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Brage-class (Brage [launched 1.11.1878, commissioned 1879, 1913 minelayer, 1940 german ...], Nor [launched 23.10.1878,
commissioned 1879, 1913 minelayer, 1940 german ..., 1949 norwegian recovery vessel Flatholm]) norwegian
gunboats
Brahman: 1938, tug
Braila-class () romanian landing craft, about 12 built, late 1950s
Brakel: dutch east indiaman, launched 1784, 1795 seized by RN, 1799 troopship, 1807 hulk, 1814 sold, 22x24pdr, 24x12pdr,
8x6pdr
Bramaputra-class (Bramaputra [1995 fitting out], ...) indian frigates
Bramble,10. schooner. (1808 launched. sold 1815) 1808
Bramble-class (Bramble [launched 4/1822, 1842 survey ship, schooner rig, 1853 to New South Wales government], Sparrow
[launched 6/1828, 1837 ketch rig, 1860 BU]) british cutters, 2x6pdr, 8x12pdr carronades
Bramble-class (Bramble, Lizard, Rattler, Wasp [lost 1887]) british gunboats, launched 1886
Bramble-class (Bramble, Britomart, Dwarf, Thistle 1900) british steel gunboats, launched 1898-99, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Brandenburg-class: (Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm [commissioned 29.4..1894, 1910 turkish Barbaros Hayreddin], Brandenburg
[commissioned 19.11..1893], Weissenburg [commissioned 5.6.1894, 1910 turkish Torgut Reis], Wörth
[commissioned 31.10.1893]) german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905
Bd. 1
Brandenburg-class, Typ 123 (Brandenburg [commissioned 14.10.1994], Schleswig-Holstein, Bayern, MecklenburgVorpommern) west german frigates, very noisy until 9/2002, CONWAY 1947-95
Brandon: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1846
Brandon: 1854
Brandon Bay: 1968
Brandtaucher: 1850, german submarine, aka „Bauer-U-Boot“, GRÖNER III
Brandy Station, T2-SE-A1
Brandywine: US frigate (44), launched 1825
Brandywine (I), completed as Esso Washington, T2-SE-A1
Brandywine (II), T3-M-AZ1
Brani-class (Brani, Berlayer) singapurian landing craft, utility, australian built 1955-56
Branlebas-class (Glaive, Poignard, Sabretache, Oriflamme, Étendard, Fanion, Sape, Gabion, Branlebas, Fanfare) french
destroyer, launched 1907-08
Branly: french tug, launched 1922, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 15
Bras dÓr: canadian experimental hydrofoil, launched 7/1968, trials 1969-71
Brasil: brazilian coastal battleship, launched 12/1864
Braunau: 1938, 1947 Eleonore
Braunfels: 1906, 1924: Vidovdan
Braunfels: 1927
Braunfels: 1952
Braunfels: german 1891, 1904 Mirzapur, 1906 Antares, 1912 Bogados, 1916 french Moulin Blanc
Braunschweig: 1873
Braunschweig: 1904, merchant
Braunschweig-class (Braunschweig [commissioned 15.10.1904], Elsass [commissioned 29.11.1904], Hessen [commissioned
19.9.1905, 1937 target vessel, LOOSE/OESTERLE, 1946 USSR Tsel], Preußen [commissioned 12.7.1905,
SMS „Vierkant“], Lothringen [commissioned 18.5.1906, minesweeper depot ship CONWAY 1906-21])
german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Braunschweig: german 1915, dutch? Eemdijk, 1919 german Braunschweig, 1920 dutch Eemdijk
Braunschweig: 1938
Braunschweig-class (Braunschweig [1953, 1971 Morias] , ...) 7 built, german transports, IM KOPIENORDNER
Braunschweig: 1955
Braunschweig-class (Braunschweig [trials 17.2.2007], Erfurt [launched 29.03.2007], Magdeburg, ...) german stealth corvettes, K
130-type
Braunsfeld: 1956, 1966 Golfstraum, 1974 Notre Dame des Anges
Brave: french (74) 1751, renamed Duc de Bourgogne 1751, renamed Peuple 1792, renamed Caton 1794
Brave: french (74) 1781
Brave,12. (hired lugger) around 1799
Brave, La: french privateer, built 1801, 24x9pr, 8x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x24pdr carronades, taken 1803?, to RN 1804,
renamed Barbadoes, commissioned as a post ship, 1812 wrecked, IM KOPIENORDNER
Brave: (80) (french Formidable captured 1805. BU 1816) not worth commissioning and used as a prison hulk
Brave,74. (captured from the french 1806. lost 1806
Brave-class (Strahl [west german, aka Typ 153, 1967 greek Astrapi, launched 10.1.1961/62?], ...) british fast torpedo attack craft
Bravo,16. gun vessel. around 1799
Bravo I: 1908, 1916 Barfond, 1924 Bravo I
„Bravo“-class (SS-256, SS-310 [commissioned 31.10.1970], SS-356, SS-368) soviet submarines, target vessels, project 690
Kefal, CONWAY 1947-95, 1 completed 1967, 2 in 1968
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Brazen: cutter, purchased by RN 6/1781, 1799 sold, 10x__pdr, 12 swivels, 1790: 12x12pdr carronades
Brazen-class/Termagant-class (Bittern [launched 4/1796, 1812 tender, 1833 sold], Cyane [launched 4/1796, 1805 french Cerf,
1805 retaken by RN, 1809 sold], Plover [launched 4/1796, 1816 hulk], Termagant launched
4/1796, 1819 sold], Brazen [launched 5/1808, 1808 first commissioned, 1827 hulk]) 18x6pdr,
6x12pdr carronades, 2x12pdr carronades
Brazil: brazilian training ship, commissioned 1986
Brazilian: ..., 1870 Brasilien, 1873 Brazilian, 1892 Mürvet
Bream:
Breconshire: 1939, stores ship in world war 2
Breda: submarine tender 1940, ex yacht Sapphire 1912
Bredah 70 guns 1692
Bredebeck 1924
Bredenbek 1969
Brederode: dutch (59) launched 1646, lost 1658
Bredstedt: BGS patrol ship, launched 1988, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bremen: 1858
Bremen: 1899 tug
Bremen-class (Bremen [commissioned 19.5.1904], Hamburg [commissioned 8.3.1904], Berlin [commissioned 4.4.1905],
Lübeck [commissioned 26.4.1905], München [commissioned 10.1.1905], Leipzig [commissioned 20.4.1906],
Danzig [commissioned 1.2.1907]) german cruiser ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905
Bd. 1
Bremen: german merchant-submarine, commissioned late 1916, 1917 lost on first voyage
Bremen: 1959-conversion in ZEICHNUNG IN BROCKHAUS BD. 4
Bremen-class, Typ 122 (Bremen [commissioned 7.5.1982], Niedersachsen [commissioned 15.10.1982], Rheinland-Pfalz
[commissioned 9.5.1983], Emden [commissioned 7.10.1983], Köln [commissioned 19.10.1984], Karlsruhe
[commissioned 19.4.1984], Augsburg [commissioned 3.10.1989], Lübeck [commissioned 19.3.1990]) west
german frigates, command ships, CONWAY 1947-95
Bremen III: german tug 1967, 1972 british Euroman, 1976 greek Petrolas Ocean Master XXIV, 1977 Petrolas Ocean Master 24,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Bremen 2: policeboat 1972, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Bremen: tug 1978, IM KOPIENORDNER, sister to Bremerhaven
Bremen Express: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, commissioned 1972, german container freighter
Bremerhaven: german tug, launched 1904
Bremerhaven (II): 1948, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bremerhaven: tug 1978, IM KOPIENORDNER, sister to Bremen
Bremse-class (G-30 [commissioned 27.11.1971, 1991 jordanian Shorouq I], G-31 [commissioned 27.11.1971, 1991 jordanian
Shorouq II], G-32 [commissioned 27.11.1971], G-33 [commissioned 27.11.1971], G-34 [commissioned
17.3.1972], G-35 [commissioned 17.3.1972], G-36 [commissioned 17.3.1972], G-37 [commissioned 17.3.1972],
G-38 [commissioned 17.3.1972], G-39 [commissioned 17.3.1972]) east german coastal patrol craft, project GB23, after reunification 4 were retained by BGS renamed Prignitz (BG 61), Uckermarck (BG 62), Altmark (BG 63)
and Börde (BG 64), rest sold (5 tunesian, 2 maltese)
Brenda: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1852, in service 1852
Brenn: 3-mast barque, 1900
Brennus: french battleship 1896, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Brentwwod: tug, 1944
Breslau ex Achille: french (80) since 1857 screw ship
Breslaw: french (74) commissioned 1808, until 1807 Superbe
Brest: french riverine gunboat, 1x12pdr/1x16pdr, 1871 german, ferry Clara/Sophie
Bretagne: french (100) launched 1766
Bretagne: french (130) launched 1855, 1866 training ship
Brev Drageren: danish brig sloop/gunbrig (10x18pdr carronades, 2x6pdr) launched 1801, taken in 9/1807, HMS Cockatrice, hulk
1815, army prison 1817/8?, sold 1825
Briar Creek, T2-SE-A1
Bridgewater: british, launched 1271740, 1743 lost, 20x9pdr
Bridgewater-class (Bridgewater, Sandwich) british sloops 1929
Brigitovka: russian launch 1875, 1918 estn Pirita, ...
Brillant, Le: french 1690 (64) detail in MONDFELD S.63 for identification
Brilliant: mercantile, purchased in frame (?) late 1796 as advice cutter Advice, 1807 sold, 4x3pdr
Brilliant: french (74) commissioned 1814, 1814 british Genoa
Brilliant: french (64) commissioned 1774
Brilliant,28. (1779 launched. BU 1811)
Brilliant: clipper, launched 1850
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Brin-class (Brin 1938, Galvani 1938, Guglielmotti 1938, Archimede 1939, Torricelli 1939) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN
U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Brinio-class (Brinio [launched 8/12], Friso [launched 8/12], Gruno [launched 5/13, commissioned 1915]) dutch armoured
gunboats
Brinmaric 1938
Briscard-class (Briscard, Chevronne [built 1919], Franc-Tireur, Fusilier [not completed], Grognard [built 1919, 1922 spanish
Tetuan], Mathurin [built 1918], Poilu [built 1918, 1922 spanish Larache], Rengage [built 1919, 1922 spanish
Alcazar], Sapeur [built 1918], Troupier [commissioned 1920], Veteran [completed in 1920 as civil pilot boat],
Volontaire [built 1918], Bombardier [1922 civil tug], Canonier [construit 1917], Mitrailleur [launched 1919],
Pionnier [built 1919]) french minesweeping trawlers, CONWAY 1906-21
Briseis
Brisk: british (16) launched 1784, sold 1805
Brisk,10. (1819 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1843) 1820
Brisk: british screw corvette, launched 1851 (14)
Bristol: 50 guns 1693 british
Bristol: 50 guns 1711 british
Bristol: 50 guns 1746 22*24, 22*12, 6*6pdr british
Bristol: 50 guns 1775 british, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bristol: british frigate, commissioned 10/1865
Bristol-class (Bristol [commissioned 12/1910], Glasgow [commissioned 9/1910], Gloucester [commissioned 10/1910],
Liverpool [commissioned 10/1910], Newcastle [commissioned 9/1910]) british light cruisers, CONWAY 190621
Bristol-class (DD-453 Bristol [commissioned 22.10.1941], DD-454 Ellyson [commissioned 28.11.1941, 1944 DMS-19
minesweeper, 1955 DD-454, 1954 japanese Asakaze DD-181, taiwanese for canibalisation], DD-455 Hambleton
[commissioned 28.11.1941, 1944 DMS-20 minesweeper, 1955 DD-455], DD-456 Rodman [commissioned
27.1.1942, 1944 DMS-21 minesweeper, 1955 DD-456, 1955 taiwanese Hsueng Yang/Hsien Yang], DD-457
Emmons [commissioned 5.12.1941, 1944 DMS-22 minesweeper], DD-458 Macomb [commissioned 26.1.1942,
1944 DMS-23 minesweeper, 1955 DD-458, 1954 japanese Hatakaze DD-182, taiwanese Hsien Yang], DD-459
Laffey [commissioned 31.3.1942], DD-460 Woodworth [commissioned 30.4.1942, 1951 italian Artigliere], DD461 Forrest [commissioned 13.1.1942, 1944 DMS-24 minesweeper], DD-462 Fitch [commissioned 3.2.1942,
1944 DMS-25 minesweeper, 1955 DD-462], DD-463 Corry [commissioned 18.12.1941], DD-464 Hobson
[commissioned 22.1.1942, 1944 DMS-26 minesweeper], DD-483 Aaron Ward [commissioned 4.3.1942], DD484 Buchanan [commissioned 21.3.1942, 1949 turkish Gelibolu], DD-485 Duncan [commissioned 16.4.1942],
DD-486 Lansdowne [commissioned 29.4.1942, 1950 turkish Gaziantep], DD-487 Lardner [commissioned
13.5.1942, 1950 turkish Gemlik], DD-488 McCalla [commissioned 27.5.1942, 1949 turkish Giresun], DD-489
Mervine [commissioned 17.6.1942, 1945 DMS-31 minesweeper, 1955 DD-489], DD-490 Quick [commissioned
3.7.1942, 1945 DMS-32 minesweeper, 1955 DD-490], DD-491 Farenholt [commissioned 2.4.1942], DD-492
Bailey [commissioned 11.5.1942], DD-493 Carmick [commissioned 28.12.1942, 1945 DMS-33 minesweeper,
1955 DD-493], DD-494 Doyle [commissioned 27.1.1943, 1945 DMS-34 minesweeper, 1955 DD-494], DD-495
Endicott [commissioned 25.2.1943, 1945 DMS-35 minesweeper, 1955 DD-495], DD-496 McCook
[commissioned 15.3.1943, 1945 DMS-36 minesweeper, 1955 DD-496], DD-497 Frankford [commissioned
31.3.1943], DD-598 Bancroft [commissioned 30.4.1942], DD-599 Barton [commissioned 29.5.1942], DD-600
Boyle [commissioned 15.8.1942], DD-601 Champlin [commissioned 12.9.1942], DD-602 Meade [commissioned
22.6.1942], DD-603 Murphy [commissioned 27.7.1942], DD-604 Parker [commissioned 31.8.1942], DD-605
Caldwell [commissioned 10.6.1942], DD-606 Coghlan [commissioned 10.7.1942], DD-607 Frazier
[commissioned 30.7.1942, DD der USN S.155 von 1944], DD-608 Gansevoort [commissioned 25.8.1942], DD609 Gillespie [commissioned 18.9.1942], DD-610 Hobby [commissioned 18.11.1942], DD-611 Kalk
[commissioned 10.10.1942], DD-612 Kendrick [commissioned 12.9.1942], DD-613 Laub [commissioned
24.10.1942], DD-614 Mackenzie [commissioned 21.11.1942], DD-615 McLanahan [commissioned 19.12.1942],
DD-616 Nields [commissioned 15.1.1943], DD-617 Ordronaux [commissioned 13.2.1943], DD-618 Davison
[commissioned 11.9.1942, 1945 DMS-37 minesweeper], DD-619 Edwards [commissioned 18.9.1942], DD-620
Glennon [commissioned 8.10.1942, DD der USN S.155 von 1943], DD-621 Jeffers [commissioned 5.11.1942,
1944 DMS-27 minesweeper, 1955 DD-621], DD-622 Maddox [commissioned 31.10.1942], DD-623 Nelson
[commissioned 26.11.1942], DD-624 Baldwin [commissioned 30.4.1943], DD-625 Harding [commissioned
25.5.1943, 1944 DMS-28 minesweeper, DD der USN S.155 von 1944], DD-626 Satterlee [commissioned
1.7.1943], DD-627 Thompson [commissioned 10.7.1943, 1945 DMS-38 minesweeper, 1955 DD-627], DD-628
Welles [commissioned 16.8.1943], DD-632 Cowie [commissioned 1.6.1942, 1945 DMS-39 minesweeper, 1955
DD-632], DD-633 Knight [commissioned 23.6.1942, 1945 DMS-40 minesweeper, 1955 DD-633], DD-634
Doran [commissioned 4.8.1942, 1945 DMS-41 minesweeper, 1955 DD-634], DD-635 Earle [commissioned
1.9.1942, 1945 DMS-42 minesweeper, 1955 DD-635, DD der USN S.155 von 1943], DD-636 Butler
[commissioned 15.8.1942, 1944 DMS-29 minesweeper], DD-637 Gherardi [commissioned 15.9.1942, 1944
DMS-30 minesweeper, 1955 DD-637], DD-638 Herndon [commissioned 20.12.1942], DD-639 Shubbick
[commissioned 7.2.1943], DD-640 Beatty [commissioned 7.5.42], DD-641 Tillman [commissioned 4.6.1942],
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DD-645 Stevenson [commissioned 15.12.1942], DD-646 Stockton [commissioned 11.1.1943], DD-647 Thorn
[commissioned 1.4.1943], DD-648 Turner [commissioned 16.4.1943]) US destroyers
Bristol: british guided missile destroyer, commissioned 31.3.1973, CONWAY 1947-95
Britannia: 1682, 1691 verbreitert, 1701 rebuilt, 1716 BU, IM KOPIENORDNER or 1719er?, HOWARD S. 210: armament
Britannia: launched 10/1719, 28*42,28*24,28*12,12+4*6 (rebuilt of 1682), IM KOPIENORDNER or 1682er?
Britannia (Princess Royal 1810) 1762 (St. George 1812) 30*42,28*24,42*12 british later 30x32pdr, 28x24pdr, 30x18pdr,
12x12pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Britannia: purchased in 1781 by RN, store ship, IM KOPIENORDNER
Britannia (hired cutter). around 1803-04
Britannia (120) launched 1820 british
Britannia: 1840 mail steamer, ZEICHNUNG IN WAS IST WAS
Britannia: Cunard-Liner launched 2/1840, sister ship of Acadia, 1849 für german Bundesflotte gekauft, bremerhavenerisch
Barbarossa, 1852 prussian, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Britannia: cutter-yacht, 1893 built, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Britannia: british merchant 1895, renamed Britain, renamed Britannia, 1939 coastal AA vessel Skiddaw
Britannie: british liner, about 1939, IM KOPIENORDNER
Britannia: HM royal yacht 1954 built, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Britannic: built as british liner (white star line) launched 26.2.1914, completed as hospital ship G 618, trials completed
8.12.1915, maiden voyage 11.12.1915, IM KOPIENORDNER
Britannic: 1930 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
British Beacon 1918, oil tanker
British Fair,9. (hired cutter) 1805
British Lady 1923, oil tanker
British Lantern 1918, oil tanker
British Light 1917, oil tanker
British Star: british, 1918, oil tanker
Britomart,10. (1808 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1819) 1808
Britomart,10. (1820 launched.’cherokee’. 1843) 1820
Britomart,8. (1847 launched. Coast Guard 1857) 1848
Britomart-class (Bramble, Britomart, Bruizer, Cherub, Cockatrice, Cromer, Doterel, Heron, Linnet, Minstrel, Netley, Orwell,
Pigeon, Speedy, Trinculo, Tyrian, Wizard) british wooden gunboats, launched 1860-67
Briton,38. (1812 launched. hulk 1841) 1812
Briton-class (Briton [commissioned 11/1871], Druid [commissioned 2/1872], Thetis [commissioned 1/1873]) british screw
corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Briton: 1905, tug
Brix Hansen H. F. 324: fishery cutter 1935, 1939 german auxiliary minesweeper R 112, 1940 M 3271, 1941 M 3432
Broadsword-class (Kukolkan [guatemalan, commissioned 4.9.1976], ...) coastal patrol craft
Brock: british schooner, built 1817, 1837 sold
Brock: 1883, tug
Brocken: heavy load transport 1976 IM KOPIENORDNER
Broderschap:
Broke-class/Faulknor-class (Botha [ex chilean Almirante Williams Rebolledo, commissioned 1915, 1920 chilean Almirante
Williams], Broke [ex chilean Almirante Grau, commissioned 1914, 1920 chilean Almirante Uribe], Faulknor [ex
chilean Almirante Simpson, commissioned 1914, 1920 chilean Almirante Riveros], Tipperary [ex chilean
Almirante Riveros, commissioned 1915]) british destroyer leaders, 6x10,16, 2x2pdr, 4x53,34 TT later 2x12,0,
2x10,16, 2x2pdr, 4x53,34 TT, IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1906-21, S.408
Brondolo-class/Marghera-class (Brondolo [launched 4.12.1909, 1921 converted to minelayer], Marghera [ex Malghera, launched
29.3.1909, commissioned 1909]) italian gunboats, CONWAY 1906-21
Bronenosetz-class (Bronenosetz/Bronenossez [launched 1864, commissioned 1865/66], Edinorog [commissioned 21.5.1864],
Koldun 1865/66, Latnik 1865/66, Lava 1865/66, Perun 1865/66, Stryeletz [commissioned 21.5.1864], Tifon
1865/66, Uragan [launched 1864, commissioned 1865/66], Vyeshtchun 1865/66) russian coastal/river
monitors, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Bronstein-class (Bronstein [1993 mexican Hermenegildo Galena], McCloy [1993 mexican Nicolas Bravo], ...) US frigates
Brontes AGP-17: 1945
Bronzewing: british tug, 1946
Brooke: type unknown, (16) purchased 1803 by RN, 1809 BU
Brooke-class (Brooke [commissioned , 1989 pakistani Harbah, 1994 returned], Julius A. Furer [commissioned , 1989 pakistani,
1993 returned], Richard Page [commissioned , 1989 pakistani Tabuk, 1994 returned], Talbot [commissioned ,
1989 pakistani Hunain, 1993 returned], ...) US missile frigates
Brooke Marine 40ft-type (Belize [belizean patrol craft, built 1972], Belmopan [belizean patrol craft, built 1972], ... [grenadian,
delivered 1972], ... [grenadian, delivered 1972], Helen [st. lucian, commissioned 20.7.1970], ...) patrol craft
Brooke Marine 45ft-type (Chatoyer [st. vincentian], Ngahau Koula [tongan, commissioned 10.3.1973], Ngahau Siliva [tongan,
commissioned 10.5.1974]) coastal patrol craft
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Brooke Marine 93m logistic landing ship type (Nasr al Bahr [omani, commissioned 13.2.1985], Kalaat Beni Hammed [algerian,
Kalaat-class, launched 1984], Kalaat Beni Rachid [algerian, launched 1984]) CONWAY 1947-95
Brookfield, T2-SE-A1
Brooklyn: US screw corvette (21) launched 1858
Brooklyn ACR-3: US armoured cruiser, commissioned 1.12.1896, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Brooklyn-class (Brooklyn CL-40 [commissioned 30.9.1937, 1951 chilean O´Higgins], Philadelphia CL-41 [commissioned
23.9.1937, 1951 brazilian Barroso], Savannah CL-42 [commissioned 10.3.1938, ZEICHNUNG IN USNKREUZER], Nashville CL-43 [commissioned 6.6.1938, 1951 chilean Prat, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER
as chilean Capitan Prat 1978], Phoenix CL-44 [commissioned 24.2.1937, 1951 argentine Diecisiete de
Octobre, later General Belgrano, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER and CONWAY 1947-95 as argentine
General Belgrano ca 1980], Boise CL-47 [commissioned 12.8.1938, 1951 argentine Nueve de Julio], Honululu
CL-48 [commissioned 15.6.1938, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER], St. Louis CL-49 [commissioned
19.5.1939, 1951 brazilian Tamandare, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER], Helena CL-50 [commissioned
18.9.1939]) US cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Brösen: german oil transport, launched 1915, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Brown Ranger: 1941, british oil tanker
Bruinsvisch: 1929
Bruix-class (Bruix 1868, Boursint 1873) french sloops
Bruizer,14. gunbrig. (1804 launched. sold 1815) 1804
Brumaire-class (Arago [(Q 86) launched 6/12, commissioned 6/1913], Bernouilli [(Q 83) launched 6/11, commissioned 10/12],
Brumaire [(Q 60) launched 4/11, commissioned 3/12], Coulomb [(Q 85) launched 6/12, commissioned 10/13],
Curie [(Q 87) launched 7/12, commissioned 7/13, 1914 sunk, 1915 austro-hungarian U 14, 1919 french Curie],
Euler [(Q 71) launched 10/12, commissioned 9/1913], Faraday [(Q 78) launched 6/11, commissioned 6/1912],
Foucault [(Q 70) launched 6/12, commissioned 6/1914], Franklin [(Q 72) launched 3/13, commissioned 7/14],
Joule [(Q 84) launched 9/11, commissioned 5/12], Le Verrier [(Q 88) launched 10/12, commissioned 10/13],
Montgolfier [(Q 81) launched 4/12, commissioned 8/14], Newton [(Q 80) launched 5/12, commissioned 3/14],
Nivôse [(Q 63) launched 1/12, commissioned 10/12], Volta [(Q 79) launched 9/11, commissioned 12/1912], Le
Frimaire [(Q 62), commissioned 10/1912]) french submarines
Brummer-class (Brummer [commissioned 1884], Bremse [commissioned 1884]) german gunboats, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 1
Brummer-class (Brummer [commissioned 2.4.1916], Bremse [commissioned 1.7.1916]) german cruiser-minelayers,
Brun: (38) french Thetis captured on 10.11.1808, armed en flute, sold 1838
Bruno Illing: buoy layer 1968, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Brunsbüttel: west german customs launch, built 1953, 1974 maltese C 27
Brunshausen: commissioned 2.1.1898, tug, liason vessel C, 1938 Helgoland
Brunswick,74. (1790 launched. BU 1826) 1792
Brunswick: british (91) launched 1855
Brunswijk (36) dutch 1790
Brutar-class (Grivita [commissioned 21.11.1986], Rahova [commissioned 14.4.1988], Opanez [commissioned 24.7.1990],
Smirdan [commissioned 24.7.1990], 179 [commissioned 14.5.1992], 180 [commissioned 30.6.1993]) romanian river
monitors
Brutus (72) dutch 1780
Bryce Canyon, T2-SE-A1
Bryderen: danish ice breaker 1884, IM KOPIENORDNER
Brynymor: mercantile barque, built 1902, later Argo, later Peiko
Bryza-class () soviet training cutters, (polish ?) project 772
BTC 1001-type () french designed patrol craft, 7 built 1975 as indonesian
Bucentaure: french (80) 1804
Bucephalus: british frigate, 11/1808 launched, commissioned 1809, trooper 1814, 1822 hulk, 1834 BU, 26x18pdr, 2x9pdr +
10x24pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x24pdr carronades
Buchan: 1908, balloon vessel in world war 2
Buchan Ness: repair ship 1945
Buchardo-class (Buchardo, Thorne, Pinedo, King, Jorge, Bathurst) argentine torpedo boats, launched 1890
Buckingham: british 70 guns, launched 4/1731, 1745 BU
Buckingham: british 70 guns 1751
Buckingham: 1930, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Buckley-class (TE): (DE-51 Buckley [commissioned 30.4.1943], DE-52 Bull [commissioned 19.5.43 as HMS Bentinck], DE-53
Charles Lawrence [commissioned 31.5.1943], DE-54 Daniel T. Griffin [commissioned 9.6.43, APD- ,
Charles Lawrence-class,1966 chilean Virgilio Uribe], DE-55 Donaldson [commissioned 18.6.43 as HMS
Byard], DE-56 Donnell [commissioned 26.6.1943], DE-57 Fogg [commissioned 7.7.1943], DE-58 Formoe
[commissioned 15.7.43 as HMS Calder], DE-59 Foss [commissioned 23.7.1943], DE-60 Gantner
[commissioned 23.7.1943, APD- , Charles Lawrence-class, 1966 taiwanese Wen Shan], DE-61 Gary
78
[commissioned 4.8.43 as HMS Ducksworth/Duckworth], DE-62 George W. Ingram [commissioned
11.8.1943, APD- , Charles Lawrence-class, 1967 taiwanese], DE-63 Ira Jeffery [commissioned 15.8.1943,
APD- ], DE-64 Lamons [commissioned 23.8.43 as HMS Duff], DE-65 Lee Fox [commissioned 30.8.1943,
APD- ], DE-66 Amesbury [commissioned 31.8.1943, APD- ], DE-67 [commissioned 7.9.43 as HMS
Essington], DE-68 Bates [commissioned 12.9.1943, APD- ], DE-69 Blessman [commissioned 19.9.1943,
APD-, 1967 taiwanese Chung Shan], DE-70 Joseph E. Campbell [commissioned 23.9.1943, APD- , 1966
chilean Riquelme, not commissioned, cannibalised], DE-71 Oswald [HMS Affleck K.462, commissioned
29.9.43], DE-72 Harmon [HMS Aylmer, commissioned 20.9.43], DE-73 McAnn [HMS Balfour K.464,
commissioned 7.10.1943], DE-74 Ebert [HMS Bentley, commissioned 13.10.43], DE-75 Eisele [HMS
Bickerton, commissioned 17.10.43], DE-76 Liddle [HMS Bligh K.467, commissioned 22.10.43], DE-77
Straub [commissioned 13.11.43 as HMS Braithwaite], DE-78 [commissioned 25.10.43 as HMS Bullen],
DE-79 [commissioned 30.10.43 as HMS Byron], DE-80 [commissioned 31.10.43 as HMS Conn], DE-81
[commissioned 8.11.43 as HMS Cotton], DE-82 [commissioned 13.11.43 as HMS Cranstoun], DE-83
[commissioned 17.11.43 as HMS Cubitt], DE-84 [commissioned 20.11.43 as HMS Curzon], DE-85
[commissioned 23.11.43 as HMS Dakins], DE-86 [commissioned 26.11.43 as HMS Deane], DE-87
[commissioned 29.11.43 as HMS Ekins], DE-88 [commissioned 16.10.43 as HMS Fitzroy], DE-89
[commissioned 30.11.43 as HMS Redmill], DE-90 [commissioned 8.12.43 as HMS Retalick], DE-91
Reynolds [HMS Halsted, commissioned 3.11.43], DE-92 [commissioned 14.12.43 as HMS Riou], DE-93
[commissioned 16.12.43 as HMS Rutherford], DE-94 [commissioned 20.12.43 as HMS Cosby ex Reeves],
DE-95 [commissioned 22.12.43 as HMS Rowley], DE-96 [commissioned 24.12.43 as HMS Rupert], DE-97
[28.12.43 as HMS Stockham], DE-98 [commissioned 23.12.43 as HMS Seymour], DE-153 Reuben James
[commissioned 1.4.1943], DE-154 Sims [commissioned 24.4.1943, APD- ], DE-155 Hopping
[commissioned 21.5.1943, APD- ], DE-156 Reeves [commissioned 8.6.1943, APD- ], DE-157 Fechteler
[commissioned 1.7.1943], DE-158 Chase [commissioned 18.7.1943, APD- ], DE-159 Laning
[commissioned 1.8.1943, APD- ], DE-160 Loy [commissioned 12.9.1943, APD- ], DE-161 Barber
[commissioned 10.10.1943, APD- , 1968 colombian Almirante Brion/1971 mexican Chihuahua], DE-198
Lovelance [commissioned 7.11.1943], DE-199 Manning [commissioned 1.10.1943], DE-200 Neuendorf
18.10.1943], DE-201 James E. Craig [commissioned 1.11.1943], DE-202 Eichenberger [commissioned
17.11.1943], DE-203 Thomason [commissioned 10.12.1943], DE-204 Jordan [commissioned 17.12.1943],
DE-205 Newman [commissioned 26.11.1943, APD- ], DE-206 Liddle [commissioned 6.12.1943, APD- ],
DE-207 Kephart [commissioned 7.1.1944, APD- , 1967 south-korean Kyong Puk], DE-208 Cofer
[commissioned 19.1.1944, APD- ], DE-209 Lloyd [commissioned 11.2.1944, APD- ], DE-210 Otter
[commissioned 21.2.1944], DE-211 Joseph C. Hubbard [commissioned 6.3.1944, APD- ], DE-212 Hayter
[commissioned 16.3.1944, APD- , 1966 south-korean Jonnam], DE-213 William T. Powell [commissioned
28.3.1944], DE-214 Scott [commissioned 20.7.1943], DE-215 Burke [commissioned 20.8.1943, APD- ,
1968 colombian Almirante Brion?????], DE-216 Enright [commissioned 21.9.1943, APD- , 1967
ecuadorian Veinticinco de Julio, renamed Moran Valverde], DE-217 Coolbaugh [commissioned
15.10.1943], DE-218 Darby [commissioned 15.11.1943], DE-219 J. Douglas Blackwood [commissioned
15.12.1943], DE-220 Francis M. Robinson [commissioned 15.1.1944, Charles Lawrence-class, 1966
chilean Orella], DE-221 Solar [commissioned 15.2.1944], DE-222 Fowler [commissioned 15.3.1944], DE223 Spangenberg [commissioned 15.4.1944], William M. Hobby DE-236 [APD-95, commissioned 4/45,
Charles Lawrence-class], Arthur L. Bristol DE-281 [APD-97, commissioned 6/45, Charles Lawrenceclass], DE-563 [commissioned 14.1.44 as HMS Spragge], DE-564 [commissioned 30.12.43 as HMS
Stayner], DE-565 [commissioned 31.12.43 as HMS Thornborough], DE-566 [commissioned 10.1.44 as
HMS Trollope K.575], DE-567 [commissioned 14.1.44 as HMS Tyler K.576], DE-568 [commissioned
18.1.44 as HMS Torrington K.577], DE-569 [commissioned 21.1.44 as HMS Narbrough], DE-570
[commissioned 25.1.44 as HMS Waldegrave K.579], DE-571 [commissioned 28.1.44 as HMS Whittaker
K.580], DE-572 [commissioned 31.1.44 as HMS Holmes K.581], DE-573 [commissioned 7.2.44 as HMS
Hargood K.582], DE-574 [commissioned 8.2.44 as HMS Hotham K.583], DE-575 Ahrens [commissioned
12.2.1944], DE-576 Barr [commissioned 15.2.1944, APD- ], DE-577 Alexander J. Luke [commissioned
19.2.1944], DE-578 Robert J. Paine [commissioned 26.2.1944], DE-633 Foreman [commissioned
22.10.1943], DE-634 Whitehurst [commissioned 19.11.1943], DE-635 England [commissioned
10.12.1943], DE-636 Witter [commissioned 29.12.1943], DE-637 Bowers [commissioned 27.1.1944, APD, 1961 filipino Rajah Soliman], DE-638 Willmarth [commissioned 13.3.1944], DE-639 Gendreau
[commissioned 17.3.1944], DE-640 Fieberling [commissioned 11.4.1944], DE-641 William C. Cole
[commissioned 12.5.1944], DE-642 Paul G. Baker [commissioned 25.5.1944], DE-643 Damon M.
Cummings [commissioned 29.6.1944], DE-644 Vammen [commissioned 27.7.1944], DE-665 Jenks
[commissioned 19.1.1944], DE-666 Durik [commissioned 24.3.1944], DE-667 Wiseman [commissioned
4.4.1944], DE-668 commissioned as APD, DE-669 commissioned as APD, DE-670 commissioned as APD,
DE-671 commissioned as APD, DE-672 commissioned as APD, DE-673 commissioned as APD, DE-675
Weber [commissioned 30.6.1943, APD- ], DE-676 Schmitt [commissioned 24.7.1943, APD- , 1967
taiwanese Lung Shan], DE-677 Frament [commissioned 15.8.1943, APD- ], DE-678 Harmon
[commissioned 31.8.1943], DE-679 Greenwood [commissioned 25.9.1943], DE-680 Loeser [commissioned
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10.10.1943], DE-681 Gillette [commissioned 27.10.1943], DE-682 Underhill [commissioned 27.10.1943],
DE-683 Henry R. Kenyon [commissioned 15.11.1943], DE-693 Bull [commissioned 12.8.1943, APD- ,
1966 taiwanese Lu Shan], DE-694 Bunch [commissioned 1.10.1943, APD- ], DE-695 Rich [commissioned
1.10.1943], DE-696 Spangler [commissioned 31.10.1943], DE-697 George [commissioned 20.11.1943],
DE-698 Raby [commissioned 7.12.1943], DE-699 Marsh [commissioned 12.1.1944], DE-700 Currier
[commissioned 1.2.1944], DE-701 Osmus [commissioned 23.2.1944], DE-702 Earl V. Johnson
[commissioned 18.3.1944], DE-703 Holton [commissioned 1.5.1944], DE-704 Cronin [commissioned
5.5.1944], DE-705 Frybarger [commissioned 18.5.1944], DE-789 Tatum [commissioned 22.11.1943, APD], DE-790 Borum [commissioned 30.11.1943], DE-791 Maloy [commissioned 13.12.1943], DE-792 Haines
[commissioned 27.12.1943, APD- ], DE-793 Runels [commissioned 3.1.1944, APD- ], DE-794 Hollis
[commissioned 24.1.1944, APD- ], DE-795 Gunason [commissioned 1.2.1944], DE-796 Major
[commissioned 12.2.1944], DE-797 Weeden [commissioned 19.2.1944], DE-798 Varian [commissioned
29.2.1944], DE-799 Scroggins [commissioned 30.3.1944], DE-800 Jack W. Wilke [commissioned
7.3.1944]) US destroyer escorts, CONWAY 1922-46, british ships known as Captain-class
Buena Vista, T2-SE-A1
Buena Vista Hills, T2-SE-A1
Buenos Aires: argentine cruiser 1896
Buenos Aires: 1920, became Demeter, stores ship in world war 2
Buenos Aires-class: (Buenos Aires E6 [commissioned 4.4.1938], Corrientes E8 [commissioned 1.7.1938], Entre Rios E7
[commissioned 15.5.1938], Misiones E11 [commissioned 5.9.1938], San Juan E9 [commissioned
23.3.1938], San Luis E10 [commissioned 23.3.1938], Santa Cruz E12 [commissioned 26.9.1938])
argentine destroyers, british Glowworm-Typ
Buffalo Park 1944, stores ship
Buffalo Wallow, T2-SE-A1
Buffel-class (Buffel [launched 3/1868], Guines [launched 5/1870]) dutch turret ramm
Bug-class (Bug [launched 1891, scuttled 1905, raised, 1907 transport], Dunai [launched 1891, renamed 1. Maya in 1922])
russian minelayers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bugsier 1 (2): tug 1972, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bugsier 2 (2): tug 1972, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bugsier 24: inshore tug 1959 26,7x6,45x3,2
Bugsier 25: german tug 1960, 1965 verbreitert, 1985 dutch Adelaar, 1986 modernisiert, ...
Bugsier 28: inshore tug 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bugsier 33: inshore tug 1969 28,2 long, 4,4 deep
Bugsir: german tug 1909, 11x2,6x2,05
Buivol: russian screw corvette, built 1856 (11)
Bujuk-Dere: russian launch 1871
Bukhansan-class (Bukhansan, Chulmasan) s-korean patrol boats, modified Sea Wolf-class, 1990s?
Buksir: russian rug 1885
Bulan: 1924
Bulgaria: launched 8/1894, 1942 german minelayer
Bulgaria: built 1898, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Bülk: launched 1901, tug, 1919 Wolf, 192. Max Trees I, 193. belgian Assistant, 193. french
Bulkcrude, T3-S-BF1 Ludwig ship
Bulkeley DDG-84 in service 12/01
Bulkero, T3-S-BF1 Ludwig ship
Bulkfuel, T3-S-BF1 Ludwig ship
Bulklube, T3-S-BF1 Ludwig ship
Bull: british, 1545/6 very good
Bulldog (14) sloop british launched 11/1782, fitted as a bomb 1798, hulk 1801
Bulldog: ex dutch hoy, purchased by RN as gunboat (4) 1794
Bulldog: british paddle sloop, launched 1845 (6) ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
Bullfinch-class (Bullfinch [commissioned 6/1901], Dove [commissioned 7/1901]) [Earle 30-knotters] british DD
Bullfinch: 1940, british cablelayer, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Bullfrog: 1944, british cablelayer
Bull Run, T2-SE-A1
Bulolo: launched 1921, british merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, repairship 1942, LSH(L) landing ship
headquarter, large
Bungaree: 1937, 1941 auxiliary minelayer, 1943 depot ship, 1945 store ship
Bunker Hill, T2-SE-A1
Bunsen (british boom defence vessel in world war 2) 1926
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Bulwark: ex Scipio, british 74 guns 1807, HOWARD S.179
Bulwark: tug, 1916
Burdigala: french merchant, built 1897
Bureja: 1901 russian passenger ship, 1905 japanese training ship Yuragawa, 1944 transport Yuragawa Maru
Burfoam-class (Burfoam [launched 5/1981], Burcrest [launched 20.7.1981], Bursea 8launched 6.4.1982], Burwave [launched
18.5.1982]) papua new guinean landing craft
Burford: british 70 guns 1698
Burford: british 70 guns, launched 7/1722, 1752 BU
Burford-class (Burfod [launched 5/1757, 1764-69 troopshuip, 1785 sold], Dorsetshire [launched 12/1757, 1768 troopship, 1775
BU], ...) british, 26*32pdr, 28*18pdr, 14*9pdr
Bürgermeister O´Swald (I): 1912, light ship, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Bürgermeister O´Swald (II): 1948, light ship, IM KOPIENORDNER
Burgonet: british boom defence vessel 1939
Burg von Emden: 1751 prussian merchant frigate (20x6pdr, 6x3pdr, 12x0,5pdr)
Burke: 1930
Burlak: russian merchant, launched 1915, 10/16 commissioned as russian minesweeper/netlayer Zeya
Burlington: british 50 guns 1695
Burmah: steamer, commissioned 27.3.1897 as Aragonia, 1919 french, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Burun-class (Burun 1880, Tutcha 1880, Burya 1881/82, Groza 1881/82, Dojd 1880, Vikhr 1880, Snyeg 1881/82, Grad 1881/82)
russian gunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Buryat-class (Buryat [commissioned 5/1907, japanese 1920-25], Mongol [commissioned 5/1907, japanese 1920-25,
recommissioned 1932], Orochanin [commissioned 5/1907]) russian river gunboats, IM KOPIENORDNER
Burza-class (Burza [commissioned 10.8.1932], Wicher [commissioned 8.7.1930]) polish destroyer, CONWAY 1922-46
Buse: 1979
Bushwood: 1930, mine destructor 1940,degaussing vessel 1942
Bushy Run, T2-SE-A1
Bussard-class (Bussard [commissioned 7.10.1890], Falke [commissioned 14.9.1891], Seeadler [commissioned 17.8.1892, built
as Kaiseradler, 1915 mine hulk, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3], Condor [commissioned 9.12.1892],
Cormoran [commissioned 25.7.1893], Geier [commissioned 24.10.1895, 1917/18 US Carl Schurz] german
cruiser ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Bussard: german buoy layer, 1905, IM KOPIENORDNER
Bustamante-class (Bustamante [launched 1913], Requesens [renamed Cardarso, launched 1914], Villamil [launched 12/13])
spanish DD
Bustard: ex Royal George bought and renamed 1806. sold 1815
Bustler: cutter/brig sloop, 14x4pdr, purchased 1/1782 by RN, fitted out as cutter sloop but immediately afterwards converted to a
brig sloop, 12788 sold
Bustler,12. gunbrig. 1805
Busy: purchased by RN while on the stocks 1778, 6/1778 launched, 1792 sold, 10x4pdr, 12 swivels, 1780 + 2x4pdr + 2x12pdr
carronades
Busy (1797 Harwich. lost 1807) 1799
Busy: british mercantile, purchased by RN as fireship Rocket 1804, 1807 sold
Butt-class, Typ MZL 63, Typ 520 (Flunder [launched 6.1.66], Karpfen [launched 5.1.66], Lachs [launched 17.2.66], Plötze
[launched 18.3.66], Rochen [launched 18.3.66, 1992 greek L 180], Schlei [launched 17.5.66], Stör [launched
18.5.66], Tümmler [launched 14.6.66], Wels [launched 15.6.66], Zander [launched 13.7.66], Butt [launched
28.3.65], Brasse [launched 28.3.65], Barbe [launched 26.11.65, 1992 greek Ios], Delphin [launched 25.11.65, 1992
greek Folengandros], Dorsch [launched 17.3.66, 1992 greek Sikinos], Felchen [launched 19.4.66, 1993 greek],
Forelle [launched 20.4.66, 1993 greek Irakleia], Inger [launched 14.7.66], Makrele [launched 22.8.66, 1992 greek],
Muräne [launched 23.8.66, 1992 greek L 181], Renke [launched 22.9.66, 1989 greek Naxos], Salm [launched
23.9.66, 1989 greek Paros]) west german utility landing craft, IM KOPIENORDNER
Buyo Maru: 1908, oil tanker
Buyuk Ana: 1973
Buzzard (taken1806. french Lutine captured on 24.3.06. renamed Hawke, renamed Buzzard in 1813. sold 1815)
Buzzard,3. brigantine. (1834 launched. sold 1843) 1834
Buzzard: british paddle sloop, launched 1849 (6)
Buzzard: 1898, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Bya
Byblos-class (Byblos, Sidon, Beyrouth) lebanese motor launches, built 1954-55
Byc
Byd
Bye
Byf
Bygve-class (Bygve No. 71 = VB 11, Bylgia No. 73 = VB 12) swedish torpedo boats, launched 1888
Byh
81
Byi
Byj
Byk
Byl
Bym
BYMS-1: british yard minesweeper 1942, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-5 1942, later s-korean Kil Chu, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-6 1942, later s-korean Kong City, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-8 1942, later s-korean Yung Kung, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-31: commissioned 12.3.1943, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-32: commissioned 9.4.1943 as BYMS-2032, 1948 finnish Tammenpaa, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-55 1943, later s-korean Ue Nam, then Ko Yung, IM KOPIENORDNER
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BYMS-78 1943, IM KOPIENORDNER
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BYMS-2013: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Gaza, lost 1950
BYMS-2028: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Arish, 2 stacks (not 1 funnel)
BYMS-2032: british yard minesweeper, launched 1941/42, inshore minesweeper, 1948 finnish Purunpää
BYMS-2033: british yard minesweeper, 1945 greek Kalymnos, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2035: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Malek Fuad
BYMS-2041: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Darfur, 1962 algerian Sidi Fradj
BYMS-2044: british yard minesweeper, launched 1941/42, 1948 finnish Vahterpää
BYMS-2047: british yard minesweeper, launched 1941/42, 1948 finnish Tammenpää
BYMS-2049: british yard minesweeper, launched 1941/42, 1948 finnish Katanpää
BYMS-2054: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Aura, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2056: british yard minesweeper, greek Paxi
BYMS-2058: british yard minesweeper, greek Ariadne/Vegas
BYMS-2065: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Salaminia, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2066: british yard minesweeper, 1943 greek Paralos/Papalos, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2067: british yard minesweeper, greek Salaminia
BYMS-2068: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Lefkas, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2069: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Naharia
BYMS-2074: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Kassos, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2076: british yard minesweeper, greek Prolyom
BYMS-2086: british yard minesweeper, greek Lefkas
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BYMS-2149: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Rafah
BYMS-2152: british yard minesweeper, greek Kleio
BYMS-2171: british yard minesweeper, greek Kefallinia
BYMS-2172: british yard minesweeper, greek Kerkyra
BYMS-2175: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Tor, 1962 algerian Djebel Aures
BYMS-2182: british yard minesweeper, greek Lambadias
BYMS-2185: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Afroessa, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2186: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Leros, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2190: british yard minesweeper, 1945 greek Symi/Simi, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2191: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Kos, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2209: british yard minesweeper, greek Zakynthos
BYMS-2211: british yard minesweeper, 1948 polish T 31, later Delfin
BYMS-2212: british yard minesweeper, 1949 egyptian Kordofan
BYMS-2221: british yard minesweeper, greek Pigassos
BYMS-2229: british yard minesweeper, 1944 greek Patmos, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2240: british yard minesweeper, 1945 greek Ithaki, IM KOPIENORDNER
BYMS-2252: british yard minesweeper, greek Thalia
BYMS-2257: british yard minesweeper, 1948 polish T 32, later Foka
BYMS-2261: british yard minesweeper, greek Andromeda
BYMS-2282: british yard minesweeper, 1948 polish T 33, later Mors
Byn
Byo
Byp
Byq
Byr
Bystryj: russian tug 1879
Bystryj: russian harbour vessel 1899, 1920 MS Podsekatel
Byt
Byu
Byv
Byw
Byx
Byy
Byz
Bz
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C-class (C 1 [launched 28.3.27, 1930 Isaac Peral], C 2 [launched 4.5.28], C 3 [launched 20.2.29], C 4 [launched 6.7.29], C 5
[launched 28.12.29], C 6 [launched 1928]) spanish submarines
C-class (later Fraser-class) (Kempenfelt [commissioned 30.5.1932, 1939 canadian Assiniboine, leader], Comet [commissioned
2.6.1932, 1938 canadian Restigouche], Crescent [commissioned 21.4.1932, 1937 canadian Fraser], Crusader
[commissioned 2.5.1932, 1938 canadian Ottawa], Cygnet [commissioned 5.4.1932, 1937 canadian St. Laurent])
CONWAY 1922-46, habe schlechte zeichnungen, british destroyers
C-type (Ko-Hyoteki) (Ha 62 - Ha 76) japanese midget submarines, built 1943-44
C 01-class (...) indian inshore patrol craft, built 1990-92 as private guard boats, later taken over by the navy
C 1-class (C 1 [commissioned 3.4.1906, 1909 G 1, 1920 tug, training vessel C 1, 1934 Ulan], C 2 [commissioned 29.5.1906,
1910 G 3, 1920 rug, 1934 training vessel C 2, 1934 C 8 ?, ...], C 3 [commissioned 5/1906, 1908 F 1, 1922
Reichswasserschutz Nr. 1, 1923 training vessel C 15], C 4 [commissioned 5/1906, 1923 training vessel C 7, 1932
merchant Priel], C 5 [commissioned 5/1906, 1908 F 7, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 13, 1923 training vessel C 16,
1920s tug Swante, 1947 Assistent II]) german harbour defense minelayers, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
C 1: british submarine, launched 7/1906, completed 30.10.1906, CONWAY 1906-21
C 1 Vickers-type (No 8 [commissioned 26.6.1909, Ha 1 1924], No 9 [commissioned 9.3.1909, Ha 2 1924]) japanese submarines
C 2: british submarine, commissioned 26.11.1906, CONWAY 1906-21
C 2 Vickers-type (No 10 [commissioned 12.8.1911, Ha 3 1924], No 11 [commissioned 26.8.1911, Ha 4 1924], No 12
[commissioned 27.3.1911, Ha 5 1924]) japanese submarines
C 3 Vickers-type (No 16 [commissioned 1.11.1916, Ha 7 1924], No 17 [commissioned 2.2.1917, Ha 8 1924]) japanese
submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
C 5: british submarine, launched 8/1906, completed 15.12.1906, CONWAY 1906-21
C 6-class (C 6 [commissioned 3/1908, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 16, 1923 training vessel C 9, 1946 soviet], C 7
[commissioned 4/1908, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 17, 1923 training vessel C 10, 197 tug Henry], G 4
[commissioned 1910, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 15, 1923 training vessel C 4], C 8 [commissioned 3/1909, 1922
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Reichswasserschutz Nr. 19, 1923 training vessel C 11, 1941 steamer Tapfer, 1942 Vs 1015, ...], W 5 [commissioned
1909, 1910 G 3, 191_ W 5, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 14, 1923 training vessel C 3], C 1 [commissioned 3/1909,
1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 18, 1923 training vessel C 5, ...], C 3 [commissioned 2/1910], C 4 [commissioned
2/1910], C 2 [commissioned 2/1910, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 22, 1923 training vessel C 6], C 10 [commissioned
9/1913, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 25, 1923 training vessel C 13, 1938 steamer Scharf], C 11 [commissioned
5/1914, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 26, 1923 training vessel C 14, 1946 soviet], C 3 [commissioned 1915], C 5
[commissioned 1915, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr. 28, 1923 training vessel C 8], C 9 [commissioned 7/1915, 1922
Reichswasserschutz Nr. 21, 1923 training vessel C 12], W 6 [commissioned 1.9.1915, 1922 Reichswasserschutz Nr.
Kiel 1]) german harbour defense minelayers, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
C 21-class (C 21 [commissioned 16.6.1938], C 22 [commissioned 19.7.1938, 1949 tug Pedoy], C 23 [commissioned 9.8.1938],
C 24 [acepted 29.8.1938]) german harbour defense minelayers, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
C 25-class (C 25 [commissioned 28.11.1942, 1945 french buoy layer B 275, 1948 tender Crabé], C 26 [commissioned
12,2,1943, 1945 soviet], C 27 [commissioned 23.4.1943, 1945 french buoy layer B 261, 1948 tender Tourteau, 1957
Q 83], C 28 [commissioned 7.10.1943, 1945 british Diver, 1952 dutch Bandia, 1956 italian Pemria]) german harbour
defense minelayers, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
C 20-class (C 29 [commissioned 20.6.1943], C 30 [commissioned 25.9.1943], C 31 [31.8.1946 completed as dutch pilot cutter
Zeezwaluw], C 32 [commissioned 29.6.1943, 1949 tug Karen, 1950 Aktivist], C 33 [commissioned 14.7.1943, 1949
tug Bardenfleth], C 34 [commissioned 20.9.1943, 1949 tug Rechtenfleth]) german harbour defense minelayers,
C 101: french subchaser 1919, C 101-class, after WWI Ch 101, CONWAY 1906-21
C 102: french subchaser 1919/20, C 101-class, after WWI Ch 102, CONWAY 1906-21
C 107-class (C 107, C 108, C 109, C 110, C 111, C 112, C 113, C 114, C 115, C 116, C 117, C 118, C 119, C 120, C 121, C 122,
C 123, C 124, C 125, C 126, C 127, C 128, C 129 [1983 libyan?], C 130 [1983 libyan Ibn al Idrissi], C 131 [1979
libyan Ibn Marwhan?], C 132 [1979 libyan Ras el Hillel?], C 133 [1979 libyan El Kobayat?], C 134 [1979
libyan?], C 135, C 136, C 137, C 138) turkish large landing craft, built 1966-80
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C 111: french subchaser 1919/20, C 101-class, after WWI Ch 111, 1928 renamed Commandant Bourdais, CONWAY 1906-21
C 112: french subchaser 1919/20, C 101-class, after WWI Ch 112, 1928 renamed Avalanche, CONWAY 1906-21
C 116: french subchaser 1919/20 if at all, C 101-class, after WWI Ch 116, CONWAY 1906-21
C 155) turkish landing craft, launched 1984-93
C 301-class (C 301, C 302, C 303) surinam patrol craft, built 1976
C 317, C 318, C 319, C 320, C 321, C 322, C 323, C 324, C 325, C 326, C 327, C 328, C 329, C 330, C 331)
turkish landing craft, launched 1965
Ca-class (Cavendish ex Sibyl [leader, commissioned 13.12.1944], Caesar ex Ranger [commissioned 5.10.1944, CONWAY
1922-46], Cambrian ex Spitfire [commissioned 14./17.7.1944], Caprice ex Swallow [commissioned 5.4.1944], Carron
ex Strenuous [commissioned 6.11.1944, 1953 modernised], Carysford ex Pique [commissioned 20.2.1945], Cassandra
ex Tourmaline [commissioned 28.7.1944], Cavalier ex Pellew [commissioned 22.11.1944]) IM KOPIENORDNER,
british destroyers, 1953-61 refitted as escorts
CA 1: italian midget-submarine 1938, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Cabral-class (Cabral [launched 6/1866], Colombo [launched 1866]) brazilian coastal battleship
Cabo San Antonio: argentine LST, minelayer, commissioned 2.11.1978
Cabusto T2-SE-A1
Cacafuego: ex spanish? mortar vessel, served as british gunboat 1797-about 1804
Cacapon, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-52 USN
Cachalot-class (Cachalot ex V 8, SS-170, commissioned 12/1933, Cuttlefish ex V 9, SS-171, commissioned 6/1934) US
submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Cache, launched as Stillwater, USN AO-67, T2-SE-A1
Cachella: british, 1913, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Cachelot 2: french tug, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 19
Cacine-class (Cacine [commissioned 1969], Cunene [commissioned 1969], Mandovi [commissioned 1969], Rovuma
[commissioned 1969], Quanza [commissioned 1969], Geba [commissioned 1970], Zaire [commissioned 1970],
Zambesi [commissioned 1971], Limpopo [commissioned 1973], Save [commissioned 1973]) portuguese patrol
vessels
Cacique: french paddle frigate (14) launched 1843
Caddo (I), USN Merrimmack AO 37, T2 Kennebec class
Caddo (II), T2-SE-A1
Cadmus (1808 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1864) 1808
Cadmus: british screw corvette, launched 1856 (21)
Cadmus-class (Cadmus [commissioned 13.4.1904], Clio [commissioned 19.1.1904], Espiegle [commissioned 21.1.1902],
Fantome [commissioned 5.6.1902], Merlin [commissioned 1.5.1903], Odin [commissioned 8.1.1903]) british
corvettes
Caesar (aka Cesar): launched 11/1793, 30*32pdr , 32*24pdr , 18*9pdr, 1814 army depot hulk, 1821 BU, british, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Caesar/Cesar: ex french César?, launched 1802, brig, (16), taken 1806 by RN, 1807 foundered
Caesar: british (90) launched 1853
Caffarelli: french paddle frigate (12) launched 1847
Cagni-class (Ammiraglio Cagni [commissioned ], Ammiraglio Caracciolo [commissioned ], Ammiraglio Millo [commissioned ],
Ammiraglio Saint Bon [commissioned ]) italian submarines 1941, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Cahaba, T2-SE-A2
Cahawba T2-SE-A1
Caio Duilio-class (Caio Duilio [commissioned 10.5.1915, rebuilt 4/1937-7/1940, 1945 training ship, 1947-49 flagship], Andrea
Doria [commissioned 13.6.1916, rebuilt 4/1937-10/1940, 1945 training ship]) italian battleship, ZEICHNUNG
in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
Cairnavon: british merchant, launched 6/1905, 1919 Soutra, 1937 finnish Emmi, 1940 german Schirmeck, 1942 mine barrier
breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 166
Cairnbug: british clipper, later russian Hellas, later danish Alexandra
Cairndale: 1939, oil tanker
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Cairo: german freighter, launched 7.10.1936, 25.11.1939 commissioned ice breaker, auxiluary cruiser, 1940 mining ship,
9.11.1941 commissioned as auxiliary cruiser Stier (HSK 6, Schiff 23, Raider J), sister to Ankara, Atlas, Levante,
Ça Ira:
Cairngarth: 1913, tug
Caj
Cakabey: turkish tank landing ship, launched 30.6.1977
Calabria: italian protected cruiser, commissioned 12.7.1897
Calamianes: spanish gun boat, launched 1888, 1899 USN
Calamus, T1-M-A2
Calanthe: yacht 1898
Calcutta,24/50. (east indiaman purchased in 1795. captured 1805) used at first as an armed transport. 28*18,28*32C
Calcutta: launched 3/1831, 1863 hulk, british (84)
Calcutta: british auxiliary steamer, built 1852, converted to sailing ship Darling Downs
Calgarian: british armed merchant cruiser, 8x6in, sunk 3/18
Caldwell-class: (DD-69 Caldwell 1917, DD-70 Craven [commissioned 10/1918, 1940 RN], DD-71 Gwin 1920, DD-72 Conner
[commissioned 1/1918, 1940 RN], DD-73 Stockton [commissioned 11/1917, 1940 RN], DD-74 Manley
[commissioned 15.10.1917, 1938 AG-28, 1940 APD-1]) US destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21
Caledon-class (Caledon [commissioned 6.3.1917], Calypso [commissioned 21.6.1917], Caradoc [commissioned 15.6.1917,
ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK], Cassandra [commissioned 16/917]) (4. series of C-class) british light
cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK
Caledonia: (120) british launched 1808, 32*32,32*24,34*18,8*12,12*32C,2*18C, BU 1875, IM KOPIENORDNER
Caledonia: launched 1925 merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939 Scotstoun
Caledonia: 1934 merchant, 1939 coastal AA vessel Goatfell, accommodation ship 1944
Caledonien
Caliente, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-53 USN
California: british merchant, launched 1923, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1942
Callabee, T2-SE-A1
Callao: spanish gun boat, launched 1888, 1898 USN
Calliope. (1808 launched. ‘cherokee’. BU 1829) 1808 fitted out
Calliope-class (Calliope [launched 10/1837, 1855 hulk], Andromanche [launched8/1832, 1846 hulk]) british corvette, 20x32pdr,
6x32pdr, 2x32pdr
Calliope-class (Calliope [commissioned 6/1915], Champion [commissioned 12/1915]) british light cruisers, C-class
Callisto AGP-15: 1945
Caloba: seized boat, taken into USCG 13.11.1929, CG-807
Caloosahatchee, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-98 USN
Calusa (I), USN Winooski AO 38 , T2 Kennebec class
Calusa (II), launched as Trenton T2-SE-A1
Calvi-class (Pietro Calvi [commissioned 1935], Giuseppe Finzi [commissioned 8.1.1936, 1943 german UIT 21, GRÖNER 3],
Enrico Tazzoli [commissioned 1936]) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY
1922-46
Calvo Sotelo: built as mexican Zacatecas, spanish gunboat, commissioned 1936, CONWAY 1922-46
Calypso: french corvette, launched 1757 (16x4pdr) best corvette of the 7-years war period
Calypso (16) sloop british 1783
Calypso,6. (1826 launched. ‘cherokee’. lost 1830) 1829
Calypso-class (Calypso [commissioned 9/1885], Calliope [commissioned 3/1886]) british corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD.
1
Camäleon-class (Chamäleon [launched 1860], Comet [launched 1860], Cyclop [launched 1860, um-/neugebaut aus iron: 1875],
Delphin [launched 1860], Blitz 1863, Basilisk [commissioned 1862, 1887 Minenprahm B, 1878 Minenprahm
Nr. 1], Meteor [launched 1860], Drache [launched 1865]) german steam gunboats, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1
Camas Meadows, T2-SE-A1
Cambria: british merchant 1895, renamed Cambridge, renamed Cambria, 1939 coastal AA vessel Plinlimmon, 1944 accommodation ship
Cambria: 1905
Cambrian,36. (1841 launched. hulk 1872) commissioned 1841
Cambrian: british frigate, launched 2/1797, 46,9 m Geschützdeckslänge, 28x24pdr, 12x9pdr, 8x 32pdr carronades, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Cambrian-class (Cambrian [commissioned 5/1916], Canterbury [commissioned 5/1916], Castor [commissioned 11/1915],
Constance [commissioned 1/1916]) british light cruisers, C-class, CONWAY 1906-21
Cambrian 1924, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Cambridge 80 guns 1695 british
Cambridge 80 guns 1715 british
Cambridge 80 guns 1755 26*32, 26*18, 24*9, 4*6 british
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Cambridge guardship (80) british 1750
Cambridge: british, launched 6/1815, 30*32pdr, 32*18pdr, 4*12pdr + 10*32pdr carronades, 2*12pdr + 2*32pdr carronades,
1856 gunnery training hulk, 1869 BU
Cambronne: mercantile 3-mast barque, built 1897, sister to General Neumayer
Cambusdoon: 1943 (MMS)
Cambuskenneth: 1943 (MMS)
Cambuslang: 1943 (MMS)
Cambuslie: 1943 (MMS)
Camcraft 65ft type (16 united arab emirates, delivered 1979-83) US designed coastal patrol boats
Camden: british gunvessel, acquired by RN 1797, 1801 deleted
Camel: british storeship (24) 1782
Camel: 1915, tug
Caméléon: french xebec, 20x8pdr, 1762
Cameleon: 16/14x...pdr, ex mercantile Hawke, brig, purchased 1781, sold 1783
Cameleon (1816 launched. ‘cherokee’. BU 1849) 1816
Cameleon: british corvette, launched 1860, Cameleon-class
Camelia-class (Datura, Camelia, Francoa, Fresia, Godetia, Ipeca, Magnolia, Paulownia, Reseda, Zinnia) french minesweeping
trawlers, completed 1918
Camilla: british (24) 1776 launched, 1809 hulked, hospital ship 1814
Camilla: british sailing sloop, launched 1847 (16)
Camito: launched 1915 merchant, escort in WWI, Ocean Boarding Vessel in world war 2
Camoscio (I): as italian guard dhow 1903-1907 in service
Camoscio (II): as italian guard dhow 1907-1914 in service
Camoudie-class (Camoudie, Labana, Rattler, ...) US built 45ft guyanan coastal patrol craft, deleted 1992
Campania: british passenger liner, completed 1893, seaplane carrier, commissioned 17.4.1915, ZEICHNUNG IN
MARINEARSENAL IX & CONWAY 1906-21
Campania-class (Campania [commissioned 18.4.1917], Basilicata [commissioned 1.8.1917]) italian protected cruisers,
CONWAY 1906-21
Campania: british escort carrier, commissioned 7.3.1944, near sister to Vindex-class
Campanule-class (Campanule, Clematite, Jacinthe, Jonquille, Lavende, Marjolaine, Paquerette, Perce-Neige, Renoncule, Sauge,
Tulipe, Vilette) french minesweeping trawlers, 10 completed before 11/1918
Campbell: US revenue sloop, first mentioned in 8/1830, sold 1834
Campbell: US revenue vessel, purchased 1834, sold 1839, 2x6pdrs, 2x12pdrs
Campbell-class (Campbell [completed 30.7.1849, 1855 Joe Lane, IM KOPIENORDNER], Crawford, Duane [delivered
7.6.1849, 1861 CSS Duane], Morris [launched 26.4.1849]) US revenue topsail schooners
Camp Charlotte, T2-SE-A1
Camp Defiance T2-SE-A1
Campeador V yacht 1938
Campell (purchased 1796. sold 1803)
Camperdown,14 (hired cutter) around 1800
Camperdown. gun-vessel. on 28.10.1810 she struck on a reef
Campinas: freighter 1897, seaplane carrier 1915: 6-10 aircraft, 102,4x12,15x7,08 m, 11,5 kn, 3x10, 1x4,7
Camp Namanu, T2-SE-A1
Canada: british (74) 1759, BUG-ZEICHNUNG IN CURTI S.100, bug in HOWARD S.196
Canada: british (76) 1765 ?/? 1766 (74)
Canada: french paddle frigate (14) launched 1843
Canada ex Almirante Latorre, ex Valparaiso ex Libertad: british battleship, commissioned 30.9.1915, 1920 chilean Almirante
Latorre, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1906-21
Canarias-class (Baleares [commissioned 1936], Canarias [commissioned 16.9.1936]) spanish cruisers (similar to british Countyclass) ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Canberra: P&O passenger liner, delivered 19.5.1961, (near) sister to Oriana
Canberra Maru: sister to Tôkyô Maru, japanese merchant 1936, IM KOPIENORDNER
Candia: built ..., italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Caney, T2-SE-A2
Canisteo, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-99 USN
Cannon-class (DET): (DE-99 Cannon [commissioned 26.9.1943, 1944 brazilian Baependi], DE-100 Christopher [commissioned
23.10.1943, 1944 brazilian Benevente], DE-101 Alger [commissioned 12.11.1943, 1945 brazilian
Babitonga], DE-102 Thomas [commissioned 21.11.1943, 1948 chinese Tai Ho, 1949 taiwanese], DE-103
Bostwick [commissioned 1.12.1943, 1948 chinese Tai Tsang, 1949 taiwanese], DE-104 Breeman
[commissioned 12.12.1943, 1948 chinese Tai Hu, 1949 taiwanese], DE-105 Burrows [commissioned
19.12.1943, 1950 dutch Van Amstel], DE-106 [commissioned 2..1.1944 as french Sénégalais, later Yser],
DE-107 [commissioned 23.1.1944 as french Algérien, later Oise], DE-108 [commissioned 11.2.1944 as
90
french Tunesien], DE-109 [commissioned 29.2.1944 as french Marocain], DE-110 [commissioned
18.3.44 as french Hova], DE-111 [commissioned 9.4.1944 as french Somali, 1956 experimental vessel,
1968 Arago], DE-112 Carter [commissioned 3.5.1943, 1948 chinese Tai Chao, 1949 taiwanese], DE-113
Clarence L. Evans [commissioned 25.6.1943, 1952 french Berbere], DE-162 Levy [commissioned
13.5.1943], DE-163 McConnell [commissioned 28.5.1943], DE-164 Osterhaus [commissioned
12.6.1943], DE-165 Parks [commissioned 23.6.1943], DE-166 Baron [commissioned 5.7.1943, 1952
uruguayan Uruguay], DE-167 Acree [commissioned 19.7.1943], DE-168 Amick [commissioned
26.7.1943, 1955 japanese Asahi, filipino Datu Sikatuna/Datu Siratuna], DE-169 Atherton [commissioned
29.8.1943, 1955 japanese Hatshui, filipino Rajah Humbon/Rajah Humabon], DE-170 Booth
[commissioned 19.9.1943, 1967 filipino Datu Kalantiaw], DE-171 Carroll [commissioned 24.10.1943],
DE-172 Cooner [commissioned 21.8.1943], DE-173 Eldridge [commissioned 27.8.1943, 1951 greek
Leon], DE-174 Marts [commissioned 3.9.1943, 1945 brazilian Bocaina], DE-175 Pennewill
[commissioned 15.9.1943, 1944 brazilian Bertioga], DE-176 Micka [commissioned 23.9.1943], DE-177
Reybold [commissioned 29.9.1943, 1944 brazilian Bauru], DE-178 Herzog [commissioned 6.10.1943,
1944 brazilian Beberibe], DE-179 McAnn [commissioned 11.10.1943, 1944 brazilian Bracui], DE-180
Trumpeter [commissioned 16.10.1943], DE-181 Straub [commissioned 25.10.1943], DE-182 Gustafson
[commissioned 1.11.1943, 1950 dutch Van Ewijck], DE-183 Samuel S. Miles [commissioned 4.11.1943,
1950 french Arabe], DE-184 Wesson [commissioned 11.10.1943, 1951 italian Andromeda], DE-185
Riddle [commissioned 17.11.1943, 1950 french Kabyle], DE-186 Swearer [commissioned 24.11.1943,
1950 french Bambara], DE-187 Stern [commissioned 1.12.1943, 1950 dutch Van Zijll], DE-188 O'Neill
[commissioned 6.12.1943, 1950 dutch Dubois], DE-189 Bronstein [commissioned 13.12.1943, 1952
uruguayan], DE-190 Baker [ex Raby, commissioned 23.12.1943, 1952 french Malgache], DE-191
Coffman [commissioned 27.12.1943], DE-192 Eisner [commissioned 1.1.1944, 1951 dutch De Zeeuw,
CONWAY 1947-95], DE-193 Garfield Thomas [ex William G. Thomas, commissioned 24.1.1944, 1951
greek Panthier/Panthir], DE-194 Wingfield [commissioned 28.1.1944, 1950 french Sakalave], DE-195
Thornhill [commissioned 1.2.1944, 1951 italian Aldebarab], DE-196 Rinehart/Rhinehart [commissioned
12.2.1944, 1950 dutch De Bitter], DE-197 Roche [commissioned 21.2.1944], DE-739 Banquist/Bangust
[commissioned 30.10.1943, 1951 peruvian Castilla], DE-740 Waterman [commissioned 30.11.1943, 1951
peruvian Aguirre], DE-741 Weaver [commissioned 31.12.1943, 1951 peruvian Rodriguez], DE-742
Hilbert [commissioned 4.2.1944], DE-743 Lamons [commissioned 29.2.1944], DE-744 Kyne
[commissioned 4.4.1944], DE-745 Snyder [commissioned 5.5.1944], DE-746 Hemminger [commissioned
30.5.1944, 1959 thai Pinklao/Pin Klao, IM KOPIENORDNER], DE-747 Bright [commissioned
30.6.1944, 1950 french Touareg], DE-748 Tills [commissioned 8.8.1944], DE-749 Roberts
[commissioned 2.9.1944], DE-750 McClelland [commissioned 19.9.1944], DE-763 Cates [commissioned
15.12.1943, 1950 french Soudanais], DE-764 Gandy [commissioned 7.2.1944, 1951 italian Altair], DE765 Earl K. Olsen [commissioned 10.4.1944], DE-766 Slater [commissioned 1.5.1944, 1951 greek
Aetos], DE-767 Oswald [commissioned 12.6.1944], DE-768 Ebert [commissioned 12.7.1944, 1951 greek
Ierax/Hierax], DE-769 Neal A. Scott [commissioned 31.7.1944], DE-770 Muir [commissioned 30.8.1944,
1956 south-korean Kyong Ki, later filipino for spares], DE-771 Sutton [commissioned 22.12.1944, 1956
south-korean Kang Won, later filipino for spares]) US destroyer escorts
Cannon Beach, T2-SE-A1
Cannonière: french brig, armed with ten 4-pounders, one 24-pounder carronade ...
Canonicus-class (Canonicus [commissioned 16.4.1864, 1869-69 Scylla, Catawba [not commissioned, completed 10.6.1865,
1868 peruvian Atahuallpa], Mahopac [commissioned 22.9.1864, 1869-69 Castor], Manayunk [commissioned
1.1.1871, completed 27.9.1865], Manhattan [commissioned 6.6.1864, 1869-69 Ajax], Oneota [not
commissioned, completed 10.6.1865, 1868 peruvian Manco Capac], Saugus [commissioned 7.4.1864, 186969 Neptune], Tecumseh [commissioned 19.6.1864, 1869-69 Centaur], Tippecanoe [completed 12/1865,
1869-69 Vesuvius]) US monitors, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD.2
Canopo-class (Canopo [commissioned 1.4.1959], Castore [commissioned 14.7.1957], Centauro [commissioned 5.5.1957], Cigno
[commissioned 7.3.1957]) italian frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Canopus-class (Albion [commissioned 6/1901], Canopus [commissioned 12/1899], Glory [commissioned 10/1900], Goliath
[commissioned 3/1900], Ocean [commissioned 2/1900], Vengeance [commissioned 4/1902]) british battleship,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Canso,10 (US schooner Lottery captured on 8.8.1813. sold 1816)
Canterbury: 60/64 guns 1693 british
Canterbury: 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 9/1722 (rebuilt), 1741 BU, british
Canterbury: 60/64 guns, 1745 24*24, 24*12, 10*6pdr, british
Canterbury: RNZN patrol ship, commissioned 2007
Cantigny, T2-SE-A1
Canton: british, launched 1938, merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1944 troop ship, LSI(L) in world
war 2
Canute: 1923 tug
Canyon Creek, T2-SE-A1
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Cao
Capable: 1946, tug
Capajev-class (Capajev [commissioned 16.5.1950], Calov [commissioned 1.11.1950], Zelemjakov [commissioned 19.4.1950],
Frunze [commissioned 19.12.1950], Kubjbysev [commissioned 20.4.1950]) soviet light cruiser
Cape-class aka USCG 95ft-class (..., Keyvan [iranian, commissioned 14.1.1956], Tiran [iranian, commissioned 1957], Mehran
[iranian, commissioned 1959], Mahan [iranian, commissioned 1959] Cape Rosier [1968 s-korean PB 3], Cape Sable
[1968 s-korean PB 5], Cape Providence [1968 s-korean PB 6], Cape Florida [1968 s-korean PB 7], Cape Porpoise
[1968 s-korean PB 8], Cape Falcon [1968 s-korean PB 9], Cape Trinity [1968 s-korean PB 10], Cape darby [1968 skorean PB 11], Cape Kiwanda [1968 s-korean PB 12], ... [1987 marshall islands Ionmeto 2], Cape carter [1990
mexican Jalisco, later Cabo Corrientes], Cape Hedge [1990 mexican Nayarit, later Cabo Corzo], Cape Hatteras
[1991 mexican Cabo Catoche], Cape Cross [1990 micronesian FSM 03], Cape Corwin [1990 micronesian FSM 04
Constitution], Cape George [1990 micronesian FSM 05], Riyadh [saudi, ex 95CGMDA9, delivered 1960], CG 13
[built 1953, 1954 thai T 81], CG 14 [built 1953, 1954 thai T 82], CG 15 [built 1953, 1954 thai T 83], CG 16 [built
1953, 1954 thai T 84], MSI-15 [commissioned as turkish Foca 8/1967, IM KOPIENORDNER], MSI-16
[commissioned as turkish Fethiye 1967], MSI-17 [commissioned as turkish Fatsa 1967], MSI-18 [commissioned as
turkish Finike 12/1967], ...) USCG large patrol cutters
Cape Leeuwin: 1925
Capelin,4. schooner. (1804 launched. lost 1808) 1805
Capella: 1903
Cape Matapan: 1925, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Capercailzie: british yacht, launched 4/1892, renamed Homs, commissioned as italian Archimede 28.7.1912, 1918 shortly in
austro-german hands
Cape Sable: british, built 1936, 1939-41 decoy ship Cyprus
Capetown-class (Cairo [commissioned 24.9.1919], Calcutta [commissioned 21.8.1919, AA cruiser 1939 ZEICHNUNG IN
KREUZER IM 2.WK], Capetown [commissioned 10.4.1922], Carlisle [ex Cawnpore, commissioned
11.11.1918], Colombo [commissioned 18.6.1919 or 7/1920]) (6. series of C-class) british light cruisers,
CONWAY 1906-21
Capetown Castle: 1938, british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Cape Wrath: british repair ship 1946
Cap Hadid: french transport, launched 1938, 1940 german, 1943 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 122, 1946 Cap
Hadid, 1953 Cap Bon
Cap Horn: french mercantile barque, 1865
Capitana di Venezia, La: galleere, around 1571, detail in MONDFELD S. 161
Capitan Cabral: paraguayan patrol craft, launched 1907
Capitani Romani-class (Attilio Regolo [commissioned 14.5.1942, 1948 french Chateaurenault], Pompeo Magno [commissioned
4.6.1943, rebuilt 1951-55, renamed San Giorgio, recommissioned 1956, 1965 training ship], Scipione
Africano [commissioned 23.4.1943, 1948 french Guichen, CONWAY 1947-95], Ottaviano Augusto
[sunk 1.11.43, commissioned 19.1.56???], Giulio Germanico [scuttled incomplete 1943, salvaged 1947,
rebuilt 1951-55, renamed San Marco, recommissioned 1956) italian scout, ZEICHNUNG IN
KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Capitan Merino Jarpa-class (Capitan Merino Jarpa [launched 8/1901], Capitan O´Brien [launched 11/1901]) chilean T-boatdestroyers
Capitan Miranda: uruguayan gunboat, commissioned 16.12.1930
Capitan Nicolae Lascar Bogdan-class (Capitan Nicolae Lascar Bogdan, Major Ene Constantin [1944 soviet SKA 754, 1945
returned], Capitan Romano Michail [1944 soviet SKA 755, 1945 returned], Major Giurascu
Dimitrie [1944 soviet SKA 756, 1945 returned], Major Sontu Gheorge, Major Grigore Ioan,
Locotenant Calinescu Dimitrie, Capitan Valter Maracineanu) romanian river T-boat, built
1904-07, all commissioned by 19.9.1907, CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
Capitan O´Brian-class (Almirante Simpson [launched 15.1.29], Capitan O´Brian [launched 2.10.28], Capitan Thompson
[launched 15.1.29]) chilean submarines, british O-type, commissioned 5/29 - 9/29
Capitan Orella-class (Capitan Orella [launched 2/1896], Capitan Munez Gamero [launched 3/1896], Teniente Serrano [launched
5/1896], Guardia-Marina Riquelme [launched 6/1896]) chilean T-boat-destroyers
Capitan Prat: chilean battleship, launched 12/1890
Capitan R. D. Binney: colombian patrol craft, commissioned 1947
Capitol Reef, T2-SE-A1
Caplja: russian merchant barque 1853, 1874 russian light ship Cistobankskij
Cap Polonio: passenger liner, launched 25.3.1914, 1915 intended as auxiliary cruiser Vineta, 1919 british trooper, 1921 german
merchant, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Caprera: built 1910, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Capricieux, La: launched 11/1664, french 5. Rang ex Hermine until 1671
Capricieux, La: french (12x6pdr, 22 culverines oä) 4. rang, 1689, IM KOPIENORDNER, HOWARD S. 97
Capriolo: as italian guard dhow 1903-1911 in service
Cap San Diego: freighter 1962
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Cap San Nicolas: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, freighter 1961
Captain 70 guns 1708 british
Captain: 70 guns, launched 5/1722 (rebuilt), 1740 hulkes, british
Captain 70 guns 1743 british
Captain (74) 1787 british
Captain: british battleship, commissioned 1/1870, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 1
Captain-class: british ex US DE (Evarts-class, Buckley-class) IM KOPIENORDNER
Captain Christos: 1976
Captain Pollen: 1917, renamed Prévoyance Sociale, as Avonglen hospital ship in world war 2
Cap Trafalgar: german passenger steamer, launched 31.7.1913, 1914 auxiliary cruiser B, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Cap Verde: german freighter 1955, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Caq
Car: 1911 russian tug
Caracciolo: until 1869 Brilliante, italian corvette, commissioned 20.7.1870
Caradoc
Carcass: british ketch-rigged bomb vessel, launched 1695, (4 guns, 2x13in mortars) 8 built
Carcass: british bomb, 1759, also used as exploration ship
Cardiff
Careful: 1946, tug
Caremandel (56) british 1783
Carenage: trinidad and tobago coastal patrol craft, delivered 1980
Caribbean, T2-SE-A1
Carica: russian tug 1911
Carieda: 1913, balloon vessel in world war 2
Carinia: roll-on/roll-off ship, 1984 converted to sri lankan surveillance command ship Abheetha P 714
Carinthia: british, launched 1925 merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)
Carioca-class (Cabedelo [launched 16.9.39], Camaqua [launched 16.3.39], Camocim [launched 28.10.39], Cananela [launched
22.10.38, CONWAY 1947-95], Caravelas [launched 14.9.39], Carioca [launched 22.10.38]) brazilian minelayers
Carl XIV Johan: swedish (58) launched 1824, rebuilt 1852-54, screw ship
Carl Dantziger: german tug, commissioned 5/1913
Carliste: 50 guns 1699 british
Carl Max: built in 1873, rostock barquentine (schoonerbarque)
Carlo Alberto: sardinian, later italian (57) screw frigate
Carlo Bergamini-class (Carlo Bergamini [commissioned 23.6.1962], Virgilio Tasan [commissioned 10.10.62], Carlo Margottini
[commissioned 5.5.1962], Luigi Rizzo [commissioned 15.12.1961]) italian frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Carlotta: french-italian-venetian brig Carlotta/Oylade/?,launched 1807, taken 1810 by RN, 1812 wrecked or 1815 BU
Carlsbad, T2-SE-A1
Carlskrona: swedish minelayer and cadet training ship, FAC command ship, commissioned 19.3.1982
Carmen: spanish screw frigate, launched 1861
Carmina: tug, 1915
Carminia: 1905
Carnatic,74. (1783 launched. BU 1825) 1796 guard ship. 1803 under repair. 1805 receiving ship. 1806 out of commission.
renamed Captain in 1815.
Carnatic,72. (1823 launched. hulk 1860) never commissioned.
Carnation: (1813 launched.’cruizer’. sunk as a target in 1867) 1813
Carnavon Castle: british launched 1926 merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1943 troop ship
Car Nicobar-class (Car Nicobar, Chetlat, Korah Divh, Cheriyam, Cankaso/Cankarso [launched 29.06.2010/comissioned 6/2010],
Kondul [launched 29.06.2010/commissioned 6/2010]) indian FAC
Carnifax Ferry, T2-SE-A1
Carnot: french battleship, commissioned 7/1897
Carola-class (Carola [commissioned 1.9.1881], Olga [commissioned 25.10.1881], Marie [commissioned 12.9.1882], Sophie
[commissioned 10.8.1882], Alexandrine [commissioned 6.10.1886], Arcona [commissioned 1.12.1886, 1902
Mercur]) german iron corvettes, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Carolina: british sloop vor 1768 12x3pdr, 14 swivels
Carolina: ex mercantile? Springfield?, purchased by RN as sloop in 1781, 1784 sold
Carolina: kuk (20), launched 1844
Carolina: US revenue harbor launch, about 1906
Caroline,3. river barge/gun vessel. purchased 1794. sold 1802
Caroline,36. (1795 launched. BU 1815) commissioned 11/95
Caroline, La: french privateer (16+2x18pdr carronades), taken by HMS Phoenix 31.5.1798, HMS Fleche, 1810 wrecked
Caroline,14. gun brig, the french Affronteur taken on 18.5.1803. hired as Caroline. BU 1806
Caroline: ex french?, schooner, (10), taken 1809, ...
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Caroline: slaver, launched 1835, wohl 2x24pdr, 1x32pdr, purchased by RN in 1839/1840, tank vessel Fawn
Caroline: sailing gunboat, purchased 1859, 1863 sold
Caroline: british experimental torpedo boat, launched 1903, 1905 russian Lastochka
Caroline-class (Caroline [commissioned 12/1914], Carysford [commissioned 6/1915], Cleopatra [commissioned 6/1915], Comus
[commissioned 1/1915], Conquest [commissioned 6/1915], Cordelia [commissioned 1/1915]) british light
cruisers, C-class, CONWAY 1906-21
Carolus: swedish galeass (super galley), launched 1717, 3x36pdr, 2x18pdr, 4x12pdr, 44 swivels
Carolus Secundus: later Markgraf von Brandenburg, frigate 1680 (50)
Carouse,2. schooner. (purchased 1795)
Carp-class F-class (Carp F-1 SS-20 [commissioned 6/12], Barracuda F-2 SS-21 [commissioned 6/12], Pickerel F-3 SS-22
[commissioned 8/12], Skate F-4 SS-23 [commissioned 3/13]) USN submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
Carpentaria-class (Sabola [indonesian, commissioned 10/1976], Sadarin [indonesian, commissioned 1271976], Salmaneti
[indonesian, commissioned 7/1977], Samadar [indonesian, commissioned 8/1976], Sasila [indonesian,
commissioned 9/1976], Sawangi [indonesian, commissioned 11/1976], 01 [burmese, delivered 1979], 02
[burmese, delivered 1979], 03 [burmese, completed 1979-81], 04 [burmese, completed 1979-81], 05 [burmese,
completed 1979-81], 06 [burmese, completed 1979-81], Tulagi [solomon, commissioned 30.3.1979]) australian
built coastal patrol craft
Carregado: portuguese fishery protection vessel, launched 1912
Carrier
Carrière, Le: ex venecian ________, french frigate (40, 12pdrs) launched 1797, taken 1801 by RN, renamed Carrere, never fitted
for sea, 1814 sold, 28x18pdr, 2x9pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Carron: east indiaman, (38), launched 1804, renamed Duncan/Lord Duncan, purchased 1807 (?) by RN, renamed Dover, 1811
wrecked
Carronade IFS-1: launched 1953, commissioned 5/1955, 1x12,7, 4x7,62, 2x8x12,7 rocket launchers
Carso: ex k.u.k. barge, captured by italian 1916, rebuilt to monitor, commissioned 3.8.1917
Carsten Bury: launched 1915, russian minesweeper Nevod in WWI
Cartagena-class (Cartagena, Barranquilla, Santa Maria) colombian river gunboats, launched 1930
Cartagenera: spanish river gunboat, launched and commissioned 1908, CONWAY 1906-21
Carthage: french merchant, built 1910, 1914-15 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)
Carthage: british merchant, launched 1931, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), trooper 1944
Carton: british brig, acquired and rebuilt 1776, in service 1779, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cartmel tug, 1907
Carysfort/Carysford-class (Carysford [launched 8/1766, commissioned 1767, sold 1813], Milford [launched 9/1759], Hind
[launched launched 7/1785, BU 1811]) british frigates, 24x9pdr, 4x3pdr, 12 swivels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Carysfort,26. (1836 launched. sold 1861) 1836
Casabianca: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1859
Casablanca-class (Casablanca [CVE-55, ex Alazon Bay, ex Ameer, commissioned 8.7.1943], Liscombe Bay [CVE-56,
commissioned 7.8.1943], Anzio [CVE-57, ex Coral Sea, ex Alikula Bay, commissioned 27.8.1943], Cooregidor
[CVE-58, ex Anguilla Bay, commissioned 31.8.1943], Mission Bay [CVE-59, ex Atheling, commissioned
13.9.1943], Guadalcanal [CVE-60, ex Astrolabe Bay, commissioned 25.9.1943], Manila Bay [CVE-61, ex
Bucareli Bay, commissioned 5.10.1943], Natoma Bay [CVE-62, ex Begum, commissioned 14.10.1943], St. Lo
[CVE-63, ex Midway, ex Chapin Bay, commissioned 23.10.1943], Tripoli [CVE-64, ex Didrickson Bay,
commissioned 31.10.1943], Wake Island [CVE-65, ex Dolomi Bay, commissioned 7.11.1943], White Plains
[CVE-66, ex Elbour Bay, commissioned 15.11.1943], Solomons [CVE-67, ex Nassuk Bay, ex Emperor,
commissioned 21.11.1943], Kalinin Bay [CVE-68, commissioned 27.11.1943], Kasaan Bay [CVE-69,
commissioned 4.12.1943], Fanshaw Bay [CVE-70, commissioned 9.12.1943], Kitkun Bay [CVE-71,
commissioned 15.12.1943], Tulagi [CVE-72 [ex Fortaleza Bay, commissioned 21.12.1943], Gambier Bay [CVE73, commissioned 28.12.1943], Nehenta Bay [CVE-74, ex Khedive, commissioned 3.1.1944], Hoggatt Bay [CVE75, commissioned 11.1.1944], Kadashan Bay [CVE-76, commissioned 18.1.1944], Marcus Island [CVE-77, ex
Kanalku Bay, commissioned 26.1.1944], Savo Island [CVE-78, ex Kaita Bay, commissioned 3.2.1944], Ommaney
Bay [CVE-79, commissioned 11.2.1944], Petrof Bay [CVE-80, commissioned 18.2.1944], Rudyerd Bay [CVE-81,
commissioned 25.2.1944], Saginaw Bay [CVE-82, commissioned 2.3.1944], Sargent Bay [CVE-83, commissioned
9.3.1944], Shamrock Bay [CVE-84, commissioned 15.3.1944], Shipley Bay [CVE-85, commissioned 21.3.1944],
Sitkoh Bay [CVE-86, commissioned 28.3.1944], Steamer Bay [CVE-87, commissioned 4.4.1944], Cape
Esperance [CVE-88, ex Tananek Bay, commissioned 9.4.1944], Takanis Bay [CVE-89, commissioned 15.4.1944],
Thetis Bay [CVE-90, commissioned 21.4.1944, LPH-6 helicopter carrier, 1956, 16x4,0 20-40 helicopters],
Makassar Strait [CVE-91, ex Ulitaka Bay, commissioned 29.4.1944], Windham Bay [CVE-92, commissioned
3.5.1944], Makin Island [CVE-93, ex Woodcliff Bay, commissioned 9.5.1944], Lunga Point [CVE-94, ex Alazon
Bay, commissioned 14.5.1944], Bismarck Sea [CVE-95, ex Alikula Bay, commissioned 20.5.1944], Salamaua
[CVE-96, ex Anguilla Bay, commissioned 26.5.1944], Hollandia [CVE-97, ex Astrolabe Bay, commissioned
1.6.1944], Kwajalein [CVE-98, ex Bucareli Bay, commissioned 7.6.1944], Admiralty Islands [CVE-99, ex Chapin
Bay, commissioned 13.6.1944], Bougainville [CVE-100, ex Didrickson Bay, commissioned 18.6.1944],
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Matanikau [CVE-101, ex Dolomi Bay, commissioned 24.6.1944], Attu [CVE-102, ex Elbour Bay, commissioned
30.6.1944], Roi [CVE-103, ex Alava Bay, commissioned 6.7.1944], Munda [CVE-104, ex Tonowek Bay,
commissioned 8.7.1944]) US escort carrier, S4-S2-BB3, ZEICHNUNG IN SEEMACHT II, S. 597 & 609,
CONWAY 1922-46
Casa Grande
Cascade-class (Cascade AD-16 [commissioned 12.3.43], ...) US destroyer tender
Casco-class (Casco [commissioned 7.5.1864, 1869 Hero], Chimo [commissioned 5.5.1865, 1869 Orion, 1869 Piscataqua],
Chohos [completed 19.1.1866, 1869-69 Charybdis], Etlah [completed 12.3.1866, 1869-69 Hecate], Klamath
[completed 6.5.1866, 1869-69 Harpy], Koka [completed 28.11.1865, 1869-69 Argos], Modoc [completed
23.6.1865, 1869-69 Achilles], Napa [completed 4.5.1865, 1869-69 Nemesis], Naubuc [commissioned 27.3.1865,
1869 Gorgon, 1869 Minnetonka], Nausset [commissioned 10.8.1865, 1869-69 Aetna], Shawnee [commissioned
18.8.1865, 1869-69 Eolus], Shiloh [delivered 12.3.1866, 1869 Iris, commissioned 17.9.1874], Squando
[commissioned 6.6.1865, 1869 Erebus, 1869 Algoma], Suncook [commissioned 27.7.1865, 1869-69 Spitfire],
Tunxis [commissioned 12.7.1864, 1869 Hydra, 1869 Otsego], Umpqua [completed 7.5.1866, 1869-69 Fury],
Wassuc [completed 28.10.1865, 1869-69 Stromboli], Waxsaw [completed 21.10.1865, 1869 Niobe], Yazoo
[completed 15.12.1865, 1869-69 Tartar], Yuma [completed 6.5.1866, 1869-69 Tempest]) US monitors
Casimir le Quellac: french mercantile barque, 1863
Casoar: french fishing vessel, launched 1935, 1940 being equipped as patrol craft P 10, as german prey equiped as raider Natter,
commissioned as V 1604, later V 1710, then UJ 1121, 1962 italian Domina Maris, 1970 greek Zephyros VI
Caspar: german lightship 1845
Cassandra: (10) british cutter, commissioned 1807, foundered during the summer of 1807
Cassard-class aka F 70 AA-class (Cassard [commissioned 29.7.1988], Jean Bart [commissioned 21.9.1991], Courbert
[cancelled]) french guided missile destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Cassin-class (DD-43 Cassin 1913, DD-44 Cummings 1913, DD-45 Downes 1915, DD-46 Duncan 1913, DD-47 Alwyn 1914,
DD-48 Parker 1913, DD-49 Benham 1914, DD-50 Balch 1914) US destroyers
Cassini: french paddle corvette (6) launched 1845
Cassiopeia-class (Cassiopeia [launched 21.10.1989], Libra [launched 23.3.1991], Spica [launched 23.3.1991], Vega [launched
23.3.1991]) italian coast guard corvettes, CONWAY 1947-95
Castiglione: french (90) launched 1860 screw ship
Castilian (1808 launched. ‘cruizer’. BU 1829) 1809
Castillo-class (Antonio Canovas del Castillo [launched 1/1922, commissioned 1923], José Canalejas [launched 12/1922,
commissioned 1924], Eduarto Dato [launched 7/1923, commissioned 1925]) spanish gunboats, CONWAY 192246
Castle type admirality trawler (George Darby [built 1918, later spanish mercantile Virgen del Carmen, later basque Donostia],
Ness [spanish Uad Lucas], Waveney [spanish Uad Muluya], Wear [spanish Uad Ras], Erne
[spanish Uad Martin], Test [spanish Uad Targa], ...): 1x12pdr, WWI, CONWAY 1906-21
Castle-class (Manuka, Waikato, Awatere, Rimu, Tawhai, Hinau, Aroha, Hautapu, Maimai, Pahau, Puiri, Waiho, Waima, Waipu)
RNZN trawlers, launched 1941-44
Castle-class (Tintagel Castle [K.399, commissioned 7.4.44], Huntsville [ex Wolvesey Castle, RCN, K.499, commissioned 6/44,
renamed Wellington Kent], Amberley Castle [K.386, commissioned 11/44], Berkeley Castle [K.387, commissioned
11/43], Knaresborough Castle [K.389, commissioned 5.4.44], Launceston Castle [K.397, commissioned 20.6.44],
Coppercliff/Copper Cliff [ex Hever Castle, RCN, K.495, commissioned 6/44, 1947 chinese merchant Ta Tung, later
Hsi Ling, later Shih Lin, later naval Kuang Chou/...?], Alnwick Castle [K.405, commissioned 11/44], Barnard Castle
[K.494, commissioned 1945 as rescue ship Empire Shelter], Carisbrooke Castle [K.379, commissioned 11/43],
Dumbarton Castle [K.388, commissioned 2/44], Hurst Castle [K.416, commissioned 20.6.44], Farnham Castle
[K.413, commissioned 1/45], Hedingham Castle [ex Gorey Castle, F.386, commissioned 10/44, canadian
Orangeville, later chinese La Tung, Hsi Ling, Shi Lin, taiwanese Te An], Tillsonburg [ex Pembroke Castle, RCN,
K.496, commissioned 6/44, chinese Ta Ting, Chiu Chin, 1951 taiwanese Kao An], Rayleigh Castle [commissioned
1944 as rescue ship Empire Rest], York Castle [commissioned 1945 as rescue ship Empire Comfort], Allington
Castle [ex Amaryllis, ex Alington Castle, K.689, commissioned 6/44], Lancaster Castle [K.691, commissioned
15.9.44], Maiden Castle [commissioned 1945 as rescue ship Empire Lifeguard], Scarborough Castle [commissioned
1945 as rescue ship Empire Peacemaker], Oxford Castle [K.692, commissioned 10.3.44], Pevensey Castle [K.449,
commissioned 6/44], Arnprior [ex Rising Castle, RCN, K.494, commissioned 6/44], Petrolia [ex Sherborne Castle,
RCN, K.498, commissioned 6/44], Oakham Castle [K.530, commissioned 12.12.44], Humberstone [ex Norham
Castle ex Totnes Castle, RCN, K.497, commissioned 9/44, renamed Ta Wei], Bamborough Castle [K.412,
commissioned 5/44], Caistor Castle [K.690, commissioned 9/44], Denbigh Castle [K.696, commissioned 12/44],
Leeds Castle [K.384, commissioned 15.2.44], Morpeth Castle [K.693, commissioned 13.7.44], Bowmanville [ex
Nunnery Castle, RCN, K.493, commissioned 9/44, 1947 chinese Ta Shuun, later Yuan Pei, later naval Kuang
Chou/...?], Flint Castle [K.383, commissioned 12/43], Hespeler [ex Guildford Castle, RCN, K.489, commissioned
2/44], Orangeville [ex Hedingham Castle RCN, K.491, commissioned 4/44, renamed Ta Tung], Hadleigh Castle
[K.355, commissioned 6/43], Kenilworth Castle [K.420, commissioned 11/43], Kincardine [ex Tamworth Castle,
RCN, K.490, commissioned 6/44, renamed Saada], Leaside [ex Walmer Castle, RCN, K.492, commissioned 8/44,
mercantile Coquitlam, 1950 renamed Glacier Queen], St. Thomas [ex Sandgate Castle, RCN, K.488, commissioned
95
5/44, renamed Camosun], Portchester Castle [K.362, commissioned 8.11.43], Rushen Castle [K.372, commissioned
24.2.44, 1960 weather ship], Shrewsbury Castle [commissioned 4/44 as norwegian Tunsberg]) british corvettes,
launched 1943-44, CONWAY 1922-46
Castle Pinckney, T2-SE-A1
Castlerock 1904
Castle Stuart 1910, hospital ship in world war 2
Castle's Woods, T2-SE-A1
Castor: (36) dutch 1781, surrendered 17.8.1796 (44)
Castor: french steamer 1830
Castor: (32) launched 1785, rebuilt 1794, sold 1819
Castor-class (Castor [5/1832 launched, commissioned 1832, training ship 1860, 1902 sold], Amphion [ex Ambuscade, launched
1/1846 (34)as screw frigate, laid down 1830 as sail frigate, converted while building, 1862 sold]) 22x32pdr,
10x18pdr, 4xc18pdr, british frigates
Castor: spanish torpedo boat, launched 1878
Castor: launched 1906, tug
Castor: french minelayer 1917
Castor: portuguese coastal patrol boat, launched 1964
Castore-class (Castore 1889, Polluce 1891) italian gunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Catamarca-class (Catamarca [commissioned 1912], Jujuy [commissioned 1912]) argentine destroyer CONWAY 1906-21, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Catawba Ford, T2-SE-A1
Catawba, USN Neosho (II) AO-48, T2 Kennebec class
Catham, T2-SE-A1
Cathay: british, launched 1925 merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1942
Catherine: (8) yacht british 1720
Catinat: french paddle corvette (10) launched 1851
Catinat-class (Catinat 1898, Protet [commissioned 2/1899]) french protected cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Cato: 50 guns 1782 british
Cato dutch 1782 (72)
Caton: british since 1782 hospital (64) ex french
Caton: french screw sloop (4) launched 1847
Catyrdach: russian steamer 1860, 187. russian light ship Kercenskij No. 4, 1978 Adzigiolskij
Cautro: launched 1908, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 34, 1918 british Firmaxe
Cavendish-class/Hawkins-class (Cavendish [commissioned 10/1918 after being converted to seaplane carrier Vindictive 6/1918,
ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL IX, 1923-25 rückgebaut in trial ship, 1937/38 training ship], Hawkins
[commissioned 25.7.1919, IM KOPIENORDNER], Raleigh [commissioned 7/1921], Frobisher [commissioned
20.9.1924], Effingham [commissioned 2.7.1925, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK (1942)]) british cruisers,
Cavina: launched 1924, merchant, Ocean Boarding Vessel 1940, CONWAY 1922-46
Cawsand: british hoy, ex __________ until 1795, 1798 BU
Cayuse, T2-SE-A1
Cb
CB 1: italian midget-submarine 1941, Costiero B type, 1943 romanian, 1944 soviet, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
CB 5: italian midget-submarine 1941, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
CB 13: italian midget-submarine 194.., ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
CB 20: italian midget-U-Boot 194.., ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK & MARINEARSENAL VIII, yugoslav P 901
Malisan
96
Cc
CC 2275 = Rospigo: french fishing vessel, launched 1933, 1941 german Arbeitsboot 9
CC 2345 = Ça M´Suffit: french fishing vessel, launched 1934, 1941 german Arbeitsboot 12
CC 2563 = Eh Pourquoi Pas: french fishing vessel, launched 1936, 1941 Arbeitsboot 8
CC 2607 = Myosotis: french fishing vessel, (LL9 1937, 1941 german Arbeitsboot 11
CC 2678 = St. Augustine: french fishing vessel, launched 1939, 1941 german Arbeitsboot 7
CC 2699 = LÁvenir des Cadets: french fishing cutter, launched 1940, 1941 german Arbeitsboot 5, 1950 french auxiliary buoy
layer Frégate, 1967 fishing vessel
Cd
CDIC-type (L 9061 [commissioned 10/1988], L 9062 [commissioned 3/1989]) french tank landing craft
Ceara: brazilian submarine depot ship, launched 1915, commissioned 1917, WEYER 43/44
Ceara: italian submarine tender and salvage vessel, launched 1915
Cedar Breaks, T2-SE-A1
Cedar Creek, T2-SE-A1
Cedardale 1939, oil tanker
Cedar Lake: RCN MMS 1945, soviet
Cedar Mills, T2-SE-A1
Cedar Mountain, T2-SE-A1
Cedric 1906
Celebes: ex dutch Pallas?, frigate (36), taken 1806, 1807 deleted
Celerol: 1917, british oil tanker
Celestial: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, launched 12.2.1843, in service 1843
Celestine: roll-on roll-off ferry, RN tank transport 1996, IM KOPIENORDNER
Celilo, T2-SE-A1
Celtic: 1901
Celtic Voyager: 1975
Censeur: french (74) 1782, 1795 british, 1795 taken back by french, 1799 spanish
Censor,12. gunbrig. launched 4/1801, sold 1816
Centaur,74. (1797 Woolwich. BU 1819) commissioned 7/1797, 1816 out of commission, fast
Centaur: british paddle corvette, launched 1845 (6)
Centaur-class (Centaur [commissioned 8/1916], Concord [commissioned 12/1916]) british light cruisers, C-class, CONWAY
1906-21
Centaur: british merchant, 1924, hospital ship in world war 2
Centaur-class (Albion [commissioned 26.5.1954, 45 aircraft, 26x4,0+4x7,62, IM KOPIENORDNER, 1962 helicopter carrier:
8x4,0+4x7,62; 16 helicopters, ZEICHNUNGen in 15-DM-BUCH], Bulwark [commissioned 4.11.1954, 1960
helicopter carrier: 8x4,0 + 2 rocket launcher (6 tubes) + 16 helicopter type Wessex, 4 landing craft LCVP, 1980
recommissioned], Centaur [commissioned 1.9.1953], Hermes [ex Elephant, differed very much from her sisters,
commissioned 18.11.1959, 28 aircraft, IM KOPIENORDNER, 1987 indian Viraat]) british light aircraft carriers,
helicopter carriers aka Bulwark-class
Centaure, Le: french (74) 1757, 28x32pdr, 30x18pdr, 16x9pdr, taken 8/1759 by RN, (HMS Centaur) foundered 9/1782
Centaure: french (74) 1782
Centaure french (80) 1818, 1823 Santi Petri
Centaure: 1912
Centinela-class (Centinela [commissioned 1953, 1977 mauretanian Tekane], Serviola [commissioned 1953, 1977 mauretanian
Keur Macenf]) spanish patrol vessels
Centurion: 50 guns 1690 22*12, 22*6, 12*6
Centurion: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 1/1733, razee (50) en 1744, renamed Eagle, 1745 renamed
Centurion, IM KOPIENORDNER
Centurion: british 1739
Centurion 1770 british
Centurion,50. (1774 Harwich. hospital ship 1809) store-ship. 22*24,22*18,6*6
Centurion: clipper, launched 1869
Centurion-class (Centurion [commissioned 2/1894], Barfleur [commissioned 6/1894]) british 2. class battleship, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 1
Ceram-class (Ceram, Flores) dutch gunboats, launched 1887
Ceramic: passenger liner, not so good
Cerbère: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1836
Cerbère-class (Belier [commissioned 6/1872], Bouledogue [commissioned 1873], Cerbère [commissioned 10/1868], Tigre
[commissioned 8/1874]) french armoured ramming vessels, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Cerberus-class (Cerberus [4/1794 launched, commissioned 1795, sold 1814], Alcmene [launched 11/1794, 1809 wrecked],
Lively [launched 10/1794, 1798 wrecked], Galatea [launched 5/1794, 1809 BU], Maidstone [launched 12/1795,
97
commissioned 1796, 1810 BU], Shannon [launched 2/1796, 1802 sold]) british frigates, 26x18pdr, 4x6pdr +
Cerberus (Cerbere). gunbrig. (cut out on 29.7.1800. wrecked 1804)
Cerberus,46. (1824 Plymouth. BU 1866) 1824
Cerberus-class (Cerberus [commissioned 9/1870], Magdala [commissioned 11/1870]) british coastal monitors, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Ceres,32. (1781 launched. hulk 1804)
Ceres [36] dutch 1766, ?? renamed ??
Cérès, La: french frigate, built 1810, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1814, renamed
Seine, 1823 BU
Ceres: launched 1911, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 9 in WWI
Ceres-class (Ceres [commissioned 1.6.1917], Cardiff [ex Caprice, commissioned 25.6.1917], Coventry [ex Corsair,
commissioned 21.2.1918], Curacoa [commissioned 18.2.1918, 1939 AA-cruiser, 1939 condition CONWAY 192246], Curlew [commissioned 14.12.1917]) (5. series of C-class) british light cruisers
Ceres: german transport, commissioned 5/1936, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 69, 1941 Sperrbrecher 169
Cernomor: russian SAR 1912, 1923 french Iroise, 1936 greek Irini Vernicos, 1939 pan. Atroto, post 1945 greek Theoclitos
Cerro Gordo, T2-SE-A1
Cerus: british buoy boat, purchased 1830 as tender, 1860 renamed Ceres, later Devonport Yard Craft No. 3, 1877 sold
Cervantes-class (Cervantes E1 [commissioned 3.9.1927], Juan de Garray E2 [commissioned 3.9.1927]) argentine destroyers,
spanish Churucca-typ, CONWAY 1922-46
Cervona Ukraina/Chervona Ukraina ex Admiral Nachimov/Admiral Nakhimov: soviet cruiser, commissioned 27.2./3.1927
César: french (74) 1807
Cesarevic: russian ship of the line, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER
Cetnik-class (Cetnik [ex TC 1, 1941 italian MAS 2D, later MS 47, 1943 ME 43], Uskok [ex TC 2, 1941 italian MAS 1D])
yugoslav motor torpedo boats, launched 5/1927
Cevic: 1908
Ceylon: (38) formally an east indiaman named Bombay. renamed 1808. sold 1857, mounted twenty four long 18-pounders, two
nines and fourteen 24-pounder carronades
Cf
Cg
CG 27-class (... [liberian, commissioned 27.9.1980, renamed Albert Porte], Nuah River [liberian, commissioned 27.9.1980,
renamed Master Sergeant Samuel K. Doe], General Thomas Quiwoulepe [liberian, commissioned 27.9.1980], Haras 9
[omani, built 1980], ...) swedish-built patrol boats
CG 29-class (Haras 7 [omani, built 1981], Haras 10 [omani]...) swedish-built patrol boats
CG 40-class (Barracuda [trinidad and tobago, commissioned 15.6.1980], Cascadura [trinidad and tobago, commissioned
15.6.1980]) swedish-built large patrol craft
Ch-class (Chaplet [commissioned 24.8.1945], Charity [commissioned 19.11.1945, 1958 bought by USA as DD-962 and handed
over in 1958 as pakistani Shah Jehan (D29)], Chequers ex Champion [commissioned 28.9.1945], Cheviot
[commissioned 11.12.1945], Chevron [commissioned 23.8.1945], Chieftain [commissioned 7.3.1946], Childers
[commissioned 19.12.1945], Chivalrous [commissioned 13.5.1946, 1954 pakistani Taimur, 1960 british]) IM
KOPIENORDNER, british destroyers
CH.1: french subchaser, commissioned 1933, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.5 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Carentan, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.6 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.8 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Rennes, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.10 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Bayonne, 1949/52 syrian Akba Ben Naseh, CONWAY
1922-46
CH.11 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 7/40 british, 7/40 polish, 1941 HMS Boulogne, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.12 french sub chaser,, CH.5-type commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Bénodet, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.13 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Calais, 1952 syrian Al Harissi/Tarek Ben, CONWAY
1922-46
CH.14 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Dielette, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.15 french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 7/40 british, 7/40 polish, 1941 HMS Paimpol, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.16 french sub chaser 1940, CH.5-type, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.17: french subchaser, commissioned 20.1.42 as minesweeper RA 1, 1945 british RN 6, CONWAY 1922-46, GRÖNER 2
CH.18: french subchaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 3/1942 as german minesweeper RA 2, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.19: french subchaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 28.4.43 as german minesweeper RA 3, 1945 french, 1952 syrian Tarek ben
Said/Al Harissi
98
CH.20: french subchaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 31.10.42 as german minesweeper RA 4, CONWAY 1922-46
CH.21: french subchaser, CH.5-type, built as german minesweeper RA 5, CONWAY 1922-46, 1946 completed as french
CH.705, later P 705, 1954 Q 09
CH.41: french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Andierne/Audierne
CH.42: french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Lamor/Larmor/LÁrmor
CH.43: french sub chaser, CH.5-type, commissioned 1940, 1941 HMS Levandon/Lavandou
CH.44: french subchaser, CH.5-type?, commissioned 5.8.1943 as german minesweeper RA 6
CH.98: french subchaser 1918
CH.106: french subchaser 1920
Cha 1-class (Cha 1 [commissioned 24.3.34, 1948 patrol vessel PS 18, 1955 Chidori], Ch a2 [commissioned 25.3.34]) japanese
subchaser, CONWAY 1922-46
Cha 3: japanese subchaser, commissioned 5.10.36
Cha 4-class (Cha 4 [commissioned 28.12.38, 1948 patrol vessel PS 20, 1953 NS 81, 1955 Kiji], Cha 5 [commissioned 6.12.38],
Cha 6 [commissioned 20.5.39], Cha 7 [commissioned 15.11.38], Cha 8 [commissioned 30.11.38], Cha 9 [commissioned
9.5.39, 1947 chinese Fu Ling, 1948 Hai Ta, 1949 taiwanese Min Chiang], Cha 10 [commissioned 15.6.39], Cha 11
[commissioned 2.2.39], Cha 12 [commissioned 30.4.39]) japanese subchasers, CONWAY 1922-46
Cha 13-class (Cha 13 [commissioned 15.7.40], Cha 14 [commissioned 31.3.41], Cha 15 [commissioned 31.3.41], Cha 16
[commissioned 5.4.41], Cha 17 [commissioned 31.7.41], Cha 18 [commissioned 31.7.41], Cha 19 [commissioned
20.9.41], Cha 20 [commissioned 20.8.41], Cha 21 [commissioned 20.8.41], Cha 22 [commissioned 12.10.41], Cha 23
20.12.41], Cha 27 [commissioned 28.1.42, 1948 minesweeper PS 23]) japanese subchasers
Cha 28-class (Cha 28 [commissioned 15.5.42], Cha 29 [commissioned 30.4.42], Cha 30 [commissioned 13.5.42], Cha 31
[commissioned 10.12.42, 1947 soviet], Cha 39 [commissioned 31.10.42], Cha 40 [commissioned 31.3.43], Cha 41
15.5.43], Cha 45 [commissioned 15.10.43], Cha 46 [commissioned 30.9.43], Cha 47 [commissioned 12.8.43, 1947
USA], Cha 48 [commissioned 31.7.43], Cha 49 [commissioned 31.1.44, 1947 chinese Yai Lung, 1949 taiwanese Hai
Hung, later Chu Chiang], Cha 50 [commissioned 30.11.43], Cha 51 [commissioned 8.11.43], Cha 52 [commissioned
[commissioned 26.7.44], Cha 57 [commissioned 28.10.44, 1948 patrol vessel PS 21, 1955 Kawasemi], Cha 58
[commissioned 26.1.44, 1948 patrol vessel PS 32, 1955 Uzura], Cha 60 [commissioned 28.3.44], Cha 61
[commissioned 8.5.44], Cha 63 [commissioned 30.6.44], Cha 68 [1948 patrol vessel PS 27, 1955 Kamome], Cha 71
[1948 patrol vessel PS 39, 1955 HoÓjiro], Cha 72 [1948 minesweeper MS 07, 1955 Umitsubame], Cha 78 [1948 patrol
vessel PS 28, 1953 minesweeper MS 82, 1955 Otori], Cha 79 [1948 minesweeper MS 08, 1955 Yuhibari], Cha 80
[1948 patrol boat PS 08, 1955 Sekire], Cha 86 [1948 minesweeper MS 09, 1955 Hayataka], Cha 88 [1948 minesweeper
MS 10, 1955 Yukari], Cha 90 [1948 minesweeper MS 11, 1955 Hahuo], Cha 93 [1948 minesweeper MS 12, 1955
Miyakodori], Cha 99 [1948 minesweeper MS 13, 1955 Iwatsubame], Cha 154 [1948 patrol boat PS 06, 1955 Ugusui],
Cha 155 [1948 patrol boat PS 26, 1955 Shigi], Cha 157 [1948 patrol boat PS 37, 1955 Aosagi], Cha 159 [1948 patrol
boat PS 38, 1955 Hinozuru], Cha 161 [1948 patrol boat PS 24, 1955 Kotaka], Cha 166 [1948 patrol boat PS 17, 1955
Hato], Cha 168 [1948 minesweeper MS 57, 1955 Nishikidori], Cha 169 [1948 patrol boat PS 11, 1955 Yamasemi], Cha
171 [1948 minesweeper MS 01, 1955 Chiyozuru], Cha 173 [1948 patrol boat PS 40, 1955 Shiretaka], Cha 175 [1948
patrol boat PS 01, 1955 Kasasagi], Cha 179 [1948 patrol boat PS 41, 1955 Yamagara], Cha 181 [1948 patrol boat PS
16, 1955 Hibari], Cha 183 [1948 patrol boat PS 1, 1955 Benizuru], Cha 185 [1948 patrol boat PS 19, 1955 Hayabusa],
Cha 186 [1948 patrol boat PS 13, 1955 Hatsukari], Cha 187 [1948 patrol boat PS 04, 1955 Yamadori], Cha 194 [1948
patrol boat PS 42, 1955 Mizutori], Cha 196 [1948 patrol boat PS 25, 1953 minesweeper MS 83, 1955 Wakataka], Cha
198 [1948 patrol boat PS 02, 1955 Wakasagi], Cha 202 [1948 minesweeper MS 14], Cha 203 [1948 patrol boat PS 22,
1953 minesweeper MS 84, 1955 Hayodori], Cha 214 [1948 minesweeper MS 15, 1955 Hayatori], Cha 215 [1948
minesweeper MS 16, 1955 Tomozuru], Cha 217 [1948 patrol boat PS 07, 1955 Tsugumi], Cha 219 [1948 patrol boat PS
14, 1953 minesweeper MS 85, 1955 Shirasagi], Cha 220 [1945 chinese Kao Ming], Cha 221 [1948 minesweeper MS
02, 1955 Yoshikiri], Cha 222 [1948 minesweeper MS 03, 1955 Hatsutaka], Cha 223 [1947 chinese Kuang Kuo], Cha
227 [1948 patrol boat PS 05, 1955 Oshidori], Cha 231 [1948 minesweeper MS 17, 1955 Shiratori], Cha 232 [1948
patrol boat PS 09, 1953 minesweeper MS 85, 1955 Otaka], Cha 236 [1948 patrol boat PS 15, 1955 Komadori], Cha 239
[1948 patrol boat PS 10, 1955 Kari], Cha 241 [1948 minesweeper MS 04, 1955 Furutaka], Cha 245 [1948 patrol boat
PS 03, 1955 Manazuru], Cha 246 [1948 minesweeper MS 05, 1955 Yamabato], Cha 249 [1948 minesweeper MS 06,
1955 Kamazuru]) japanese subchasers, CONWAY 1922-46
Cha 51-class (Cha 51, Cha 52) japanese subchaser, built 1936-37, do not mix up with Cha 28-class vessels
Cha 53: japanese subchaser, built before 1942, do not mix up with Cha 28-class vessels
Chabroi (118) russian 1804
Chacabuco: chilean corvette, launched 1866
Chacabuco: chilean cruiser, 1902 completed and acquired, IM KOPIENORDNER
99
Chaco Canyon, T2-SE-A1
Chadd's Ford, T2-SE-A1
„Chahao“-class/„Chaho“-class () about 60 north-korean fast gun attack craft, built since 1974, iranian boats called Zafar-class,
CONWAY 1947-95
Chahsever: persian royal yacht, launched 1936
Chakdina: 1914
Chakla: 1914
Chakri Naruebet: thai light aircraft carrier, commissioned 1997, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chalden: launched 1909, 1/1917 russian dispatch vessel Inej
Chaleur: american schooner, bought by RN in 1764, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chaleur: british schooner 1768
Challenge: 1851 clipper, IM KOPIENORDNER
Challenger,16. (1806 Blackwall. BU 1811) 1807
Challenger,18. (1813 launched. ‘cruizer’. mooring vessel 1820) in 1813 she was operating off the spanish north coast in
conjunction with Wellington's army.
Challenger: british corvette, 11/1826 launched, commissioned 1827, wrecked 1835, 20x32pdr carronades, 6x18pdr carronades,
2x9pdr
Challenger: british screw corvette, launched 1858 (22)
Challenger-class (Challenger [commissioned 3.5.1904], Encounter [commissioned 21.11.1905, 1912 RAN, 1923 depot ship
Penguin]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1, see also Highflyer-class
Challenger: transport 1964
Challenger/Challanger: 1973 LNG-tanker
Chalmette, T2-SE-A1
Chamäleon: kuk minelayer 1914, CONWAY 1906-21
Chameau, Le: french transport very good
Chamois: french iron paddle sloop (2-6) acquired 1855
Chamois-class (Chamois [commissioned 1939, 1943 german SG 21???], Chevreuil [commissioned 1940, 1959 tunesian
Destour], Gazelle [commissioned 1940], Annamite [commissioned 1940, 1961-67 moroccan El Lahiq], La
Surprise [ex Bambaro, commissioned 1940], Matelot Leblanc [commissioned 1942, 1943 german SG 14], Rageot
de la Touche [commissioned 1942, 1943 german UJ 2229], Amiral Sénès [commissioned 1942, 1943 german SG
16], Enseigne Ballande [commissioned 1942, 1943 german SG 17]) french minesweeping sloops
Champion,24. launched 1779. hospital ship 1810)
Champion,18. (1824 launched. BU 1867)
Champion: tug, 1939
Champion of the Seas: clipper, launched 4/1854
Champion's Hill, T2-SE-A1
Champlain-class/Batral-class (Champlain [launched 17.11.1973], Francis Garnier [launched 17.11.1973], Dumont DÚrville
[launched 27.11.1981], Jacques Cartier [launched 28.4.1982], La Grandiere [launched 11.12.1985], President
El Hadj Omar Bongo [gabonese, launched 1984], Maipo [chilean, commissioned 1.1.1982], Rancagua [chilean,
commissioned 8.8.88], Chacabuco [chilean, commissioned 15.4.86], Elephant [ivorian, commissioned
21.2.1977], Daoud Ben Aicha [moroccan, commissioned 28.5.1977], Ahmed Es Sakali [moroccan,
commissioned 6/1977], Abou Abdallah El Ayachi [moroccan, commissioned 12/1978]) french landing ships
(BATRAL), IM KOPIENORDNER
Champoeg, T2-SE-A1
Chancellor: british steamer, commissioned 18.7.1891, 1901 german Pallanza, 1914 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 4
Chancellorsville, T2-SE-A1
Chandeleur AV-10: US seaplane tender, commissioned 11/42
Chandravati: british, 1933, mine tender in world war 2
Chang-class (Chang No. 1, Lieh No. 3) chinese torpedo-boats, built 1895-97
Chang Feng-class (Chang Feng [launched 6/1911, 1918 Yu Chang], Fu Po [launched 1912, 1918 Chien Kang, 1937 sunk,
refloated, japanese Yamasemi], Fei Hung [launched 1912, 1918 Tung An]) chinese destroyer CONWAY
1906-21
Chantala: 1920
Chantara: thai auxiliary, launched 1960, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chanticleer
Chanticlear: british corvette, launched 1861, Cameleon-class
Chantilly, T2-SE-A1
Chao Ho-class (Chao Ho [commissioned 12/1912], Ying Swei [commissioned 12/1911], Fei Hung [completed 11/1913, 1914
greek Helle, 1928 minelayer, CONWAY 1906-21]) chinese cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21
Chao Yung-class (Chao Yung, Yang Wie) chinese cruiser/gunboats 1881, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Chapayev-class (Chapayev/Chapaev [commissioned 16.5.1950], Chkalov [commissioned 5.11.1950, 1960
Komsomolec/Komsomolets], Zhelezniakov [commissioned 19.4.1950], Frunze [commissioned 15.12.1950],
100
Kuibyshev/Kuibishev [commissioned 22.12.1959]) soviet cruisers, originally designed as project 68, completed
postwar as project 68K, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chapman,24. (hired armed ship) around 1798
Chaptal: french iron screw sloop (2) launched 1845
Chapultepec, T2-SE-A1
Charger,12. gunbrig. (1801 launched. sold 1814) 10x18-pdr carronades, 2x18-pdr and an 18 inch mortar. 1803
Charger-class (Charger [commissioned 2/1896], Dasher [commissioned 3/1896], Hasty [commissioned 5/1896]) [Yarrow 27knotters] british DD
Charger: US escort carrier, commissioned 3.3.1942, ex BAVG-4, ex mercantile Rio de la Plata
Chariot Mk I: british midget-submarines 1942 (SLC/Maiale-copy) IM KOPIENORDNER
Chariot Mk II: british midget-submarines 1944
Chariot Mk III: 1945 ?
Charlemagne french (74) 1807
Charlemagne: french (80) launched 1851 screw ship, 1867 transport
Charlemagne-class (Charlemagne [commissioned 12/1899, St. Louis [commissioned 1.9.1900], Gaulois [commissioned
12/1899]) french battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Charles: yacht 1675 16,46m
Charles (hired armed vessel) 1806 convoy escort for the baltic trade
Charles Babin: french buoy layer, launched 1933, 1942 german NT 29 = Saturn
Charles Brun (Q 89): french submarine experimental, trials 10/10 - 10/13, never commissioned
Charles de Gaulles: french aircraft carrier, in service 2000 (or 1999??)
Charles Denise: 1935, balloon vessel in world war 2
Charles F. Adams-class (Perth-class (CONWAY 1947-95): Perth [australian, commissioned 17.7.65], Hobart [australian,
commissioned 18.12.65], Brisbane [australian, commissioned 16.12.67],
Lütjens-class, Typ 103 (CONWAY 1947-95): Lütjens [west german, commissioned 22.3.1969, 1986
updated to Typ 103B], Mölders [west german, commissioned 20.9.1969, 1984 updated to Typ 103B],
Rommel [west german, commissioned 2.5.1970, 1985 updated to Typ 103B]
Berkeley DDG-15 [1992 greek Themistocles], Joseph Strauss DDG-16 [1992 greek Formion], Semmes
DDG-18 [1991 greek Kimon], Waddell DDG-24 [1992 greek Nearchos]) US DDG
Charles Galley: british galley-frigate launched 1676, (32x6pdr) rebuilt 1693, rebuilt as new ship 1710 (see there), mehr in 5000
JAHRE S. 37, HOWARD S.156
Charles Gally: 40/44 guns 1710 british
Charles Jackson: mercantile, purchased 4/1797, renamed Tartarus, british ship rigged bomb, 2x10in mortars, 4x68pdr
carronades, 4x18pdr carronades, 2x18pdr carronades, 1804 wrecked
Charles Martel: french battleship, commissioned 6/1897
Charles McIver: yacht 1936
Charles Plumier de Bouc: 1938 merchant, ocean boarding vessel in world war 2 (HMS Largs), 1942 LSH(L) landing ship
headquarter, large
Charles Ribière: french buoy layer, launched 1933, 1942 german NT 28 = Planet
Charleston C-2: US cruiser, commissioned 26.12.1889, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Charlestown, T2-SE-A1
Charles W. Morgan: 1841
„Charlie I“-class (K-25, K-43 [1988-1991 indian Chakra, project 06709, CONWAY 1947-95], K-87 [1972 K-212], K-121, K201, K-308 [commissioned 20.9.1970], K-303, K-313, K-320, K-325, K-429) soviet nuclear guided missile
submarine, project 670A Skat, first operational 1968, CONWAY 1947-95
„Charlie II“-class (K-209, K-452 [1989 Berkut], K-458, K-479, K-503, K-508) soviet cruise missile submarines, project 670M
Skat-M, CONWAY 1947-95
Charlotte: british yacht 1677 18,59m
Charlotte: french privateer (10x6pdr), taken by RN 1780, armed transport Royal Charlotte, 1783 sold
Charlotte,10. schooner. (purchased 1798)
Charlotte,10 (hired cutter) around 1799
Charlotte,10. schooner. around 18O3
Charlotte,6. (hired cutter) around 1807-8
Charlotte: german screw corvette, commissioned 1.11.1886, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Charlotte Dundas: paddle steamer tug, british, 1801, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE & SEEMACHT
II & 5000 JAHRE
Charlotte Jarchau: fishing cutter 1973, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Charlotte Padbury: british wooden barque, built 1874
Charmante: 1778 french
Charodeika-class (Charodeika, Russalka) russian coastal battleships 1868
Charogh-class (Charogh [launched 26.7.31, 1941-46 RIN Nilam], Chanbaaz [launched 12.9.31, 1941-46 RIN Hira], Karkass
[launched 24.8.31, 1941-46 RIN Moti], Simorgh [launched 2.8.31, 1941-46 RIN Lal]) persian/iranian motor
patrol baots
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Charon tug, 1942
Charwell
Charybdis (1809 Hythe. ‘cruizer’. sold 1819) 1811
Charybdis,3. brig. (1831 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1843) 1831
Charybdis: british screw corvette, launched 1859 (21)
Chaser: ex french? Chasseur?, purchased by RN 1781, 1782 taken by french and renamed Chasseur?, 1783 retaken and renamed
Chaser, 1784 sold
Chasse-Maree: 1926
Chasseur-class (Chasseur 1909, Janissaire 1911, Fantassin 1909, Cavalier 1911, Actee [commissioned 1914 as peruvian
Rodriguez, aka Teniente Rodriguez]) french DD
Châreaurenault: french cruiser 1869
Châteaurenault: french protected cruiser 1902, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Chateau-Thierry, T2-SE-A1
Chatenden: 1944, british stores ship
Chatham: british towing galley 1683
Chatham 50 guns 1691 british
Chatham: british, 50 guns, launched 8/1721 (rebuilt), 1749 breakwater, 22*18pdr , 22*9pdr , 6*6pdr
Chatham: british (8) small yacht, launched 10/1741, 1793 began rebuild (see there), 6x2pdr
Chatham (50) british 1758 22*24pdr, 22*12pdr, 6*6pdr
Chatham,6. (around 1790)
Chatham: tender 1790 british
Chatham: british small yacht, rebuild/repair?, 6x2pdr, launched 1793, 1867 BU, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chatham 74 guns 1812 british
Chatham-class (Chatham [commissioned 12/1912], Dublin [commissioned 3/1913], Southampton [commissioned 11/1912],
Sydney [commissioned 6/1913], Melbourne [commissioned 1/1913], Brisbane [commissioned 11/1916])
british/australian light cruisers
Chatham Hulk: british sheer hulk, built 1694
Chatsgrove:
Chattanooga: US screw frigate, trials 17.8.1866
Chatterton Hill, T2-SE-A1
Chattanooga US cruiser 1904
Chattered 1921, mine destructor 1940
Chawengsak Songkram: thai maritime police patrol craft, commissioned/launched 1973
Chayla, Du: french screw sloop (16) launched 1855
Chebi-class (Chebi 51, Chebi 52, Chebi 53, Chebi 54, Chebi 55, Chebi 56, Chebi 57, Chebi 58, Chebi 59, Chebi 60, Chebi 61,
Chebi 62, Chebi 63, Chebi 64, Chebi 65, Chebi 66, Chebi 67, Chebi 68, Chebi 69, Chebi 70, Chebi 71, Chebi 72,
Chebi 73, Chebi 74, Chebi 75, Chebi 76, Chebi 77, Chebi 78, Chebi 79, Chebi 80, Chebi 81, Chebi 82, Chebi 83,
Chebi 84, Chebi 85, Chebi 86, Chebi 87, Chebi 88, Chebi 89) s-korean patrol boats, aka PK 181-type or Sea Foxclass or Sea Hawk-class, late 1970s/80s
some boats built 1975-78 transferred 19.6.1993: Conrado PG 840 [filipino], Jose Artiga Jnr PG 844 [filipino], Leon
Tadina PG 845 [filipino], Leopoldo Regis PG 847 [filipino], Loreto Danipog PG 849 [filipino], Sulpicio Fernandez
PG 853 [filipino], PG 842 [filipino], PG 848 [filipino], PG 851 [filipino], PG 852 [filipino]
Cheerful-class (Cheerful [launched 11/1806, commissioned 1807, sold 1816], Surely, ...) (12x12pdr carronades) cutter, 63ft
length, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cheerful, cutter, Coastguard from 1835.
Cheerful-class (Angler [commissioned ], Ant [commissioned ], Blossom [commissioned ], Cheerful [commissioned ], Chub
[commissioned ], Daisy [commissioned ], Decoy [commissioned ], Dwarf [commissioned ], Fidget
[commissioned ], Flirt [commissioned ], Gadfly [commissioned ], Garland [commissioned ], Gnat
[commissioned ], Midge [commissioned ], Nettle [commissioned ], Onyx [commissioned ], Pert
[commissioned ], Pet [commissioned ], Rambler [commissioned ], Tiny [commissioned ]) british gunboats,
built 1855/56
Cheerly ex ATR-95 tug, 1943
Chehalis, T1-MT-M1 Patapsco class AOG 48 USN
Chemawa, T2-SE-A1
Chemtrans Capella: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, special tanker 1978
Chen-class (Chen No. 2, Su No. 4) chinese torpedo-boats, built 1895
Chen Hai-class (Chen Hai, Ching Yuan, Chen Wie) chinese gunboats, launched 1871/72
Chennai Polivu 1983
Chen Yuan: chinese battleship 1885, 1895 japanese Chin Yen, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Chepachet USN AO-78, launched as Eutaw Springs, T2-SE-A1
Cherbourgeois 1: tug, 1903
Cherepakha-class (Cherepakha [launched 1877, 1884 bulgarian. Vasil Levski], Bychok [launched 1877, 1884 bulgarian. Hristo
Botev]) russian torpedo-boats, CONWAY 1906-21
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Cherokee-class/Cadmus-class/Rolla-class (Cherokee, [in service 1808], Rolla [launched 2/1808, 1822 sold], Badger [launched
7/1808, 1834 hulk], Briseis [launched 5/1808, 1816 wrecked, Ephira [launched
5/1808, 1811 wrecked], Jasper [launched 5/1808, 1817 wrecked], Onyx [launched
7/1808, 1819 sold], Chanticleer launched 7/1808, 1828 survey ship, 1833 customs],
Goldfinch [launched 8/1808, 1824 converted to a packet, 1838 sold], Opossum
[launched 7/1808, 1819 sold], Rinaldo [launched 7/1808, 1824 converted to a
packet, 1835 sold], Shearwater [launched 11/1808, 1832 sold], Wild Boar [launched
.../1808, 1810 wrecked], Woodlark [launched 11/1808, 1818 sold, ...) british brigs,
launched from 2/1808, 8x18-pounder carronades, 2x long 6-pounders, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Cherry Lake: RCN MMS 1945, soviet
Cherry Valley T2-SE-A1
Cherub (1807 Dover. sold 1820) 1808
Chesapeake: USA frigate, built 1799, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1813, 1819
sold, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chesapeake: british screw frigate, launched 1855 (51)
Chesapeake Capes, T2-SE-A1
Cheshire: launched 1927, british merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1943, LSI(L)
Chestatee, T1-MT-M1 Patapsco class AOG-48
Chester 50 guns 1691 british
Chester: british, launched 10/1708, 22x12pdr, 22x6pdr, 10x6pdr, 1716 22x18pdr, 22x9pdr, 6x6pdr, 1742 20x18pdr, 20x6pdr,
4x6pdr, 1743 hospital ship, 1750 BU
Chester-class (Chester CS-1 [commissioned 25.4.1908, 1926 York CL-1], Birmingham CS-2 [commissioned 11.4.1908, later
CL-2], Salem CS-3 [commissioned 1.8.1908, later CL-3]) US scout cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Chesterfield 40/44 guns 1745 british
Chevalier: french torpedo boat, launched 1893
Cheverton 27ft-type (Noon [built 1977], Askar [built 1977], Suwad [built 1977], ...) british designed coastal patrol craft
Cheverton 50ft-type (Mashtan [built 1976], Al Shaheen [united arab emirates, commissioned 2/1975], Al Aqab [united arab
emirates, commissioned 2/1975]) british designed coastal patrol craft
Chewaucan, T1-MT-M1 Patapsco class AOG-50 USN
Chiang Hsi-class (Chiang Hsi [ex Chin Pei, in german files as Tschiu-Tin, launched 14.6.11, trials 27.6.1911, commissioned at
shanghai 2.12.1911], Chiang Kun [launched 1912]) chinese river gunboats, CONWAY 1906-21
Chiang Kung-class (Chiang Kung [built 1908], Chiang Tai [built 1908], Chiang Ku [not built?], Chianf Ching [not built?])
chinese gunboats, CONWAY 1906-21
Chiangtzu/Kiangtse: chinese paddle frigate, launched 1863, completed 1863 (?) as chinese Kiangtse/Chiangtzu, 1867 gekauft,
japanese Kasuga, 1894 dispatch vessel
Chiang Yuan-class (Chiang Yuan [launched 11/1904, delivered 1905], Chiang Hung [launched 6/1907, delivered 1907], Chiang
Li [launched 8/1907, delivered 1907], Chiang Chen [launched 9/1907, delivered 1907]) chinese gunboats
Chicaca, T2-SE-A1
Chicago: US cruiser, commissioned 17.4.1889, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2, CL-14, 1920 CA-20/CA-14?, 1928 IX-5 Alton
Chichester 80 guns 1695 british
Chichester: british, launched 6/1753, 1779 hulked, 26x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 14x9pdr, 1783 receiving ship, 1803 BU
Chichester: british sailing frigate, launched 1843 (52)
Chickamauga, T2-SE-A1
Chien An-class (Chien An, Chien Wei) chinese torpedo-gunboats, launched 1900/02, rebuilt 1930/31  Ta Tung, Tze Chion
Chien Chung-class (Chien Chung [launched 6/15], Kung Chen [launched 1916]) chinese river gunboats
Chien Sheng-class (Chien Sheng [launched 5/1875], Fu Cheng [launched 5/1875]) chinese gunboats
Chiffone, La: french frigate, launched 1795, 26x12pdr, 2x9pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by
RN 1801, 1814 sold
Chifuri-class (PM 18, PM 19, PM 20, PM 21, PM 22) japanese medium patrol vessels, completed 1952
Chigusa
Chihaya: japanese cruiser, commissioned 9/1901, training ship 1927, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chih Yuan-class (Chih Yuan 1887, Ching Yuan 1887) chinese cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Chikaskia, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-54 USN
Chikezen Maru: japanese auxiliary cruiser, since 1917 2 seaplanes
Chikugo-class (Chikugo [commissioned 31.7.1970], Ayase [commissioned 20.7.1971], Mikumo [commissioned 26.8.1971],
Tokachi [commissioned 17.5.1972], Iwase [commissioned 12.12.1972], Chitose [commissioned 21.8.1973],
Niyodo [commissioned 8.2.1974], Teshio [commissioned 10.1.1975], Yoshino [commissioned 6.2.1975],
Kumano [commissioned 19.11.1975], Noshiro [commissioned 31.8.1977]) japanese escorts, CONWAY 194795, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Chikuma-class (Chikuma [commissioned 17.5.1912], Yahagi [commissioned 27.7.1912], Hirado [commissioned 17.7.1912])
japanese cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21
Childe Harold: clipper, launched 1825
Childers-class (Childers [launched 9/1778], ...) 10(later 14)x4pdr, 12 swivels, british brig sloop, as fire ships 10x4pdr, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Chile: mercantile barque, 1856
Chilreu: spanish trawler-type large patrol craft, launched 1988
Chimère: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1833
China: built 1882, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) Domenico Balduino in WWI
Chin Chiang: chinese tug, 1937 japanese, 1938 repairship Hayase
Chios-class (Chios, Cyprus, Kos, Mytelene, Rhodes, Samos) greek torpedo boats, launched 1881
Chios-class (Chios [launched 16.12.1988], Samos [launched 6.4.1989], Ikaria [launched 5.7.90], Lesbos, Rodos) greek tank
landing ships
Chipola, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-63 USN
Chippawa: british sloop (4 swivels), built 1769, 1775 „cast away“
Chiron AGP-18: 1945
Chishima: japanese cruiser, commissioned 4/1892, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Chisholm Trail, T2-SE-A1
Chitose-class (Chitose [commissioned 1.3.1899], Kasagi [commissioned 12/1898]) japanese protected cruisers
Chitose-class (Chitose [seaplane carrier, commissioned 7/1938 (ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL IX, IM
KOPIENORDNER), japanese aircraft carrier 1.1.1944, SEEMACHT II, CONWAY 1922-46], Chiyoda [seaplane
carrier, commissioned 12/1938 (ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL IX), aircraft carrier 31.10.1943, SEEMACHT
II]) japanese, 1941 converted to carry seaplanes and midget submarines
Chitral: launched 1925, british merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1943 trooper, sisters: Comorin,
Cathay
Chiwaukum, T1-M-A2 AOG 26 USN
Chiwawa, T3-S-A1 launched as Samoset (I), AO-68
Chiyoda: japanese armoured cruiser, commissioned 12/1890, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Chiyodogata: japanese gunboat, commissioned 5/1863, 1888 whaler, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Chi Yuan: chinese protected cruiser, abdelivered 1885, 1895 japanese Sai Yen
Choctaw Trail, T2-SE-A1
„Chodo“-class () north-korean large patrol craft, built mid-1960s
Chôkô Maru: japanese transport, launched 1923, 1943 converted to fleet oiler
Chonburi-class (Chonburi [commissioned 1983], Songkhla [commissioned 1984], Phuket [commissioned 1984]) thai fast gun
attack craft, Breda MV 400 TH type, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Chong Ju: built from 1985, 1x20x122mmm RL, 4x1,45cm MG, north-korean
Chôran Maru: japanese tanker 1943
Chorley 1914, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Chourre ARV-1: 1944
Chris Chenery: semi-submersible-rig 1975, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Christian VII: (80) danish, captured on by RN 9/1807, BU 1838
Christina II: 1973
Christiane: 1943
Christiane Bolten: german merchant, 1969, 1977 Caribe IV, 1977 Los Caribes
Christiane Oldendorff: 1962, 1979 Katerine
Christiane Schulte: 1959, 1971 Citta di Alessandria
Christianna Pikuritz: 1954
Christian Radich: 1937 in service, norwegian sail training ship, 1947 back in service, 1963 new engine, ZEICHNUNG IN
WINDJAMMER S. 39
Christian Russian: 1907, 1949 refitted back in service
Christian Satori: 1955, 1968 Christian, 1970 Independent Pioneer, 1973 Renaissance, 1975 Roman Bernard, 1976 Texacana
Christian Sinding ex Viator: 1943
Christianus Quintus (= Christianus V.) 1655 danish, HOWARD S.124
Christoforo Colombo/Cristoforo Colombo: italian corvette, commissioned 16.11.1876
Christoforo Colombo/Cristoforo Colombo: italian steel corvette, commissioned 16.10.1894, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Christoforo Colombo: italian sail training ship built 1928
Christophe Colomb: french paddle frigate (16) launched 1843
Christopher Dixon 1918, boom defence vessel
Chrysea 1912, balloon vessel in world war 2
Chrysler's Field, T2-SE-A1
C. H. Spedden 1931 tug
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Chu-class (Chu Tai [launched 9/06], Chu Tung [launched 6/06, delivered 1906], Chu Chien [launched 7/06], Chu Yu [launched
2/07, delivered 1907], Chu Yiu [launched 4/07, delivered 1907], Chu Kuan [launched 9/07, delivered 1907, 1949
taiwanese]) chinese gunboats, CONWAY 1906-21
Chubb,4. schooner. (1807 launched. lost 1812) 1808
Chubb,10, schooner. captured on Lake Champlain in 9/1814. see Confiance for details
Chuhatsu: japanese landing craft, 3 built?, 13m length
Chukawan, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-100 USN
Chung-Hoon DDG-93: USN destroyer, commissioned 5/2004
Churubusco, T2-SE-A1
Churruca-class, 1. Gruppe: (Churruca (II) [commissioned 1932], Alcalá Galiano (II) [commissioned 1932], Sanchez
Barcaiztegui [commissioned 1929], Almirante Ferrandiz [commissioned 1930], José Luis Diez
[commissioned 1930], Lepanto [commissioned 1931], Almirante Valdés [commissioned 1932])
ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
2. Gruppe: (Almirante Antequera [commissioned 7/1936], Almirante Miranda [commissioned 7/1936],
Gravina [commissioned 9/1936], Escaño [commissioned 9/1936], Ulloa [commissioned 1937],
Jorge Juan [commissioned 1937], Ciscar [commissioned 1937]) CONWAY 1922-46
3. Gruppe: (Alava [commissioned 21.12.1950], Liniers [commissioned 27.1.1951]) CONWAY 1922-46,
spanish destroyers
Cicero: C1-S-AY1 type Mar. Comm. ships, launched 1943, british LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large)
Ciclone-class (Aliseo [commissioned 28.2.1943, 1949 yugoslav Biokovo], Animoso/Animosa [commissioned 14.8.1942, 1949
soviet reparation Z 16], Ardente [commissioned 30.9.1942], Ardimentoso [commissioned 14.12.1942, 1949
soviet reparation Z 19], Ardito [commissioned 30.6.1942, 1943 german TA 25/TA 26 ???], Ciclone
[commissioned 21.5.1942], Fortunale [commissioned 16.8.1942, 1949 soviet reparation Z 17], Ghibli
[commissioned 24.7.1943], Groppo [commissioned 31.8.1942], Impavido [commissioned 30.4.1943, 1943
german TA 23 ex TA 1, GRÖNER 2], Impetuoso [commissioned 7.6.1943], Indomito [commissioned 4.8.1943,
1949 yugoslav Triglav], Intrepido [commissioned 16.1.44 as german TA 26/TA 25 ???], Monsone
[commissioned 28.11.1942], Tifone [commissioned 11.7.1942], Uragano [commissioned 26.12.1942]) italian
escort destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
Cierva 1795 (18) spanish
Cies-class (Cies [purchased 1952], Salvora [purchased 1952]) spanish patrol craft
Cilicia: british, launched 1938, merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1944 trooper
Cimarron: (aka Cimerone) US paddle gun boat, commissioned 5.7.1862
Cimarron T3-S2-A1
Cimba: clipper, launched 4/1878
Cimbria: german transport, delivered to hapag-llyod 3/1867
Cincinnati-class (Cincinnati C-7 [commissioned 16.6.1894], Raleigh C-8 [commissioned 17.4.1894]) US armoured cruiser,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Cinco: launched 1908, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 35
Cinq Juin: seychelles landing craft, ordered 12.12.1977
Cio
Cipka: turkish yacht, 1/1912 italian Cunfida
Ciprus: launched 1913, 6/16 russian dispatch vessel Edinenie
Ciq
Circasia: launched 1937, british merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1942 trooper, 1943 LSI(L)
Circe: british (28) launched 9/1785, 1803 wrecked
Circe,32. (1804 Plymouth. sold 1814) 1805
Circe,46. (1827 Plymouth. hospital ship 1866) 1827
Circé: french screw frigate 1862 (46)
Circé-class (Calypso [(Q 48) launched 10/07, commissioned 8/1909], Circé [(Q 47) launched 9/07, commissioned 8/1909])
french submarines
Circe-class (Cybele [launched 2.3.1972, commissioned 1972], Calliope [launched 20.10.1971, commissioned 1972], Clio
[launched 10.6.1971, commissioned 1972], Circe [launched 15.12.1970, commissioned 1972], Ceres [launched
10.8.1972, commissioned 1973]) french minehunters, CONWAY 1947-95
Citadel, T3-S-A1 completed as Niobrara AO-72 USN
Citoyen french (74) 1763
Citta de Messina: italian merchant launched 20.12.23, converted to seaplane carrier Giuseppe Miraglia 1924-27, commissioned
1927, 1942er zustand: MARINEARSENAL IX, 1938er zustand: CONWAY 1922-46
Citta di Bengasi: built 1913, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Citta di Cagliari: built 1910, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Citta di Messina: built 1910, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Citta di Palermo: built 1910, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Citta di Sassari: built 1910, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Citta di Siracusa: built 1910, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
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City of Adelaide: british merchant clipper, launched 1864
City of Brussels: 1869
City of Clermont: riverine passenger ship, USA, 1807, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE &
SEEMACHT II
City of Durban: british merchant, launched 1921, 1939-41 decoy ship Brutus, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1941
City of Edinburgh: 1938, in world war 2 LSH(L) landing ship headquarter, large Lothian
City of Kingston: british schooner, built 1821, renamed Union 1823, IM KOPIENORDNER
City of Leeds: steamer, launched 8.6.1903, 1914 german mine depot
City of London: 1927
City of New York-class (City of New York [civil liner, launched 1888, 1893 New York, commissioned 26.4.1898 as US
auxiliary cruiser/transport/scout Harvard, in WWI Plattsburg], City of Paris [civil liner, launched
1888, 1893 Paris, commissioned 2.5.1898 as US auxiliary cruiser Yale, transport Harrisburg, 1919
civil])
City of Oxford: commissioned as seaplane carrier 1917, 4 seaplanes
City of Perth: british iron ship, launched 5/1868, later Turakina
City of Philadelphia: US frigate, built 1798-99, (28), commissioned 5.4.1800, renamed Philadelphia
City of Savannah: transport, maiden voyage 1819 (aka Savannah), IM KOPIENORDNER, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE
BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Civetta: austrian steamer 1826
Clameur-class (Clameur, Fracas, Vacarme, Tapage, Tintamarre, Tumulte) french patrol tugs, completed after 11/1918
Clamp ASR-33 1943 salvage vessel
Clan Lamont: british merchant, launched 1939, completed 1939, renamed Lamont, LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large) Ard
Patrick
Clara Sutton: 1917
Clarence. (tender purchased for Lion in 1793)
Clarence,74. (launched 1812. renamed Centurion 1826. BU 1828) 1812
Clarissa Radcliffe: british steamer, launched 4/1913, 1917 W. I. Radcliffe, 1935 greek Marietta, 1939 german Karl Leonhardt,
1939 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher II
Clarke's Wharf, T2-SE-A1
Clas Fleming: swedish cruiser-minelayer, launched 12/12, commissioned 5/1914, 1939-40 rebuilt, CONWAY 1906-21
Claudia,10. cutter (1806. wrecked 1809) commissioned 1807
Claud Jones-class (Claud Jones [1974 indonesian Monginsidi], John R. Perry [1973 indonesian Samadikun], Charles Berry
[1974 [indionesian Martadinata], McMorris [1974 indonesian Ngurah Rai]) US frigates
Clausentum 1926 tug
Claymore-class (Stylet, Tromblon, Pierrier [commissioned 1910], Obusier, Mortier, Claymore [launched 1906], Carquois,
Trident, Fleuret, Coutelas, Cognée, Hache, Massue [commissioned 1909]) french destroyer, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3, launched 1905-08, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Clearwater, T1-M-A1
Clemenceau-class (Clemenceau [commissioned 12.11.1961], Foch [commissioned 15.7.1963]) french aircraft carriers,
CONWAY 1947-95
Clemson-class (DD-186 Clemson [commissioned 29.12.1919, AVP-17 1939, AVD-4 1940, 1943 DD-186, 1944 APD-31, 1945
AG-91], DD-187 Dahlgren [commissioned 6.1.1920, 1945 AG-91], DD-188 Goldsborough [commissioned
26.1.1920, 1939 AVP-18, 1940 AVD-5, 1943 DD-188, 1944 APD-32, 1945 DD-188], DD-189 Semmes
[commissioned 21.2.1920, 7/35 or 1945 AG-24], DD-190 Satterlee [commissioned 12/1919, 1940 RN
Belmont], DD-191 Mason [commissioned 2/20, 1940 RN Broadwater], DD-192 Graham [commissioned 3/20],
DD-193 Abel P. Upshur [commissioned 21.5.20, 1940 RN Clare], DD-194 Hunt [commissioned 8.6.20, 1940
RN Broadway], DD-195 Welborn C. Wood [commissioned 25.6.20, 1940 RN Chesterfield], DD-196 George
E. Badger [commissioned 28.7.1920, 1939 AVP-16, 1940 AVD-3, 1943 DD-196, 1944 APD-33, 1945 DD196], DD-197 Branch [commissioned 3.4.20, 1940 RN Beverley], DD-198 Herndon [commissioned 17.4.20,
1940 RN Churchill, 1944 soviet Dejatelnyj/Deyatelnyy], DD-199 Alexander Dallas [commissioned
29.10.1920/30.4.1920?????], DD-206 Chandler [commissioned 5.9.1919, 1940 DMS-9, 1945 AG-108], DD207 Southard [commissioned 24.9.1919, 1940 DMS-10], DD-208 Hovey [commissioned 2.10.1919, 1940
DMS-11], DD-209 Long [commissioned 20.10.1919, 1940 DMS-12], DD-210 Broome [commissioned
31.10.1919, 1945 AG-95], DD-211 Alden [commissioned 24.11.1919], DD-212 Smith Thompson
[commissioned 12/19], DD-213 Barker [commissioned 27.12.1919], DD-214 Tracy [commissioned 9.3.1920],
DD-215 Borie [commissioned 24.3.1920], DD-216 John D. Edwards [commissioned 6.4.1920], DD-217
Whipple [commissioned 23.4.1920, 1945 AG-117], DD-218 Parrott [commissioned 11.5.1920], DD-219 Edsall
[commissioned 26.11.1920], DD-220 MacLeish [commissioned 2.8.1920, 1945 AG-87], DD-221 Simpson
[commissioned 3.11.1920, 1946 AG-97], DD-222 Bulmer [commissioned 16.8.1920, 1944 AG-86], DD-223
McCormick [commissioned 30.8.1920, 1945 AG-118, DD der USN S. 92 von 1945], DD-224 Stewart
[commissioned 15.9.1920, captured, 1943 japanese escort No. 102, 1945 USA], DD-225 Pope [commissioned
27.10.1920], DD-226 Peary [commissioned 22.10.1920], DD-227 Pillsbury [commissioned 15.12.1920], DD228 John D. Ford [commissioned 30.12.1920, 1945 AG-119], DD-229 Truxton [commissioned 16.2.1921],
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DD-230 Paul Jones [commissioned 19.4.1921, 1945 AG-120, DD der USN S. 92 von ca. 1943], DD-231
Hartfield [commissioned 16.4.1920, 1944 AG-84], DD-232 Brooks [commissioned 18.6.1920, 1942 APD-10],
DD-233 Gilmer [commissioned 30.4.1920, 1942 APD-11], DD-234 Fox [commissioned 17.5.1920, 1944 AG85], DD-235 Kane(/Cane) [commissioned 11.6.1920, 1943 APD-18, DD der USN S. 93 von 1945], DD-236
Humphreys [commissioned 21.7.1920, 1942 APD-12], DD-237 McFarland [commissioned 30.9.1920, 1940
AVD-14, 1943 DD-237], DD-238 James K. Paulding [commissioned 11/20], DD-239 Overton [commissioned
30.6.1920, 1943 APD-23], DD-240 Sturtevant [commissioned 24.9.1920], DD-241 Childs [commissioned
22.10.1920, 1938 AVP-14, CONWAY 1922-46, 1940 AVD-1], DD-242 King [commissioned 16.12.1920],
DD-243 Sands [commissioned 10.11.1920, 1942 APD-13], DD-244 Williamson [commissioned 29.10.1920,
1938 AVP-15, CONWAY 1922-46, 1940 AVD-2, 1943 DD-244], DD-245 Reuben James [commissioned
24.9.1920, 1939 kurzzeitig AVP-16], DD-246 Bainbridge [commissioned 9.2.1921], DD-247 Goff
[commissioned 19.6.1921], DD-248 Barry [commissioned 28.12.1920, 1944 APD-29], DD-249 Hopkins
[commissioned 21.3.1921, 1940 DMS-13], DD-250 Lawrence [commissioned 18.4.1921, CONWAY 192246], DD-251 Belknap [commissioned 28.4.1919, 1940 AVD-8, 1944 APD-34], DD-252 McCook
[commissioned 30.4.1919, 1940 HMCS St. Croix I.81], DD-253 McCalla [commissioned 5/19, 1940 RN
Stanley], DD-254 Rodgers [commissioned 7/19, 1940 RN Sherwood], DD-255 Osmond Ingram
[commissioned 6/19, 1940 AVD-9, 1943 DD-255, 1944 APD-35], DD-256 Bancroft [commissioned
30.6.1919, 1940 HMCS St. Francis], DD-257 Welles [commissioned 9/19, 1940 RN Cameron], DD-258
Aulick [commissioned 7/19, 1940 RN Burnham], DD-259 Turner [commissioned 9/19, decomm 6/22, 1936
water barge YW-56, 1943 Moosehead IX-98], DD-260 Gillis [commissioned 3.9.1919, 1940 AVD-12], DD261 Delphy [commissioned 11/18], DD-262 McDermut [commissioned 3/19], DD-263 Laub [commissioned
3/19, 1940 RN Burwell], DD-264 McLanahan [commissioned 4/19, 1940 RN Bradford], DD-265 Edwards
[commissioned 4/19, 1940 RN Buxton], DD-266 Greene [commissioned 9.5.1919, 1940 AVD-13, 1943 DD266, 1944 APD-36], DD-267 Ballard [commissioned 5.6.1919, 1940 AVD-10, DD der USN S. 93 von 1944],
DD-268 Shubrick [commissioned 7/19, 1940 RN Ripley], DD-269 Bailey [commissioned 6/19, 1940 RN
Reading], DD-270 Thornton [commissioned 15.7.1919, 1940 AVD-11], DD-271 Morris [commissioned 7/19],
DD-272 Tingey [commissioned 7/19], DD-273 Swasey [commissioned 31.7.19, 1940 RN Rockingham], DD274 Meade [commissioned 9/19, 1940 RN Ramsey], DD-275 Sinclair [commissioned 10/19], DD-276
McCawley [commissioned 9/19], DD-277 Moody [commissioned 12/19], DD-278 Henshaw [commissioned
12/19], DD-279 Meyer [commissioned 12/19], DD-280 Doyen [commissioned 12/19], DD-281 Sharkey
[commissioned 11/19], DD-282 Toucey [commissioned 12/19], DD-283 Breck [commissioned 12/19], DD-284
Isherwood [commissioned 12/19], DD-285 Case [commissioned 12/19], DD-286 Lardner [commissioned
12/1919], DD-287 Putnam [commissioned 12/1919], DD-288 Worden [commissioned 2/1920], DD-289
Flusser [commissioned 2/20], DD-290 Dale [commissioned 2/20], DD-291 Converse [commissioned 4/20],
DD-292 Reid [commissioned 12/19], DD-293 Billingsley [commissioned 3/20], DD-294 Charles Ausburn
[commissioned 3/20], DD-295 Osborne [commissioned 5/20], DD-296 Chauncey [commissioned 6/19], DD297 Fuller [commissioned 2/20], DD-298 Percival [commissioned 3/20], DD-299 John Francis Burnes
[commissioned 5/20], DD-300 Farragut [commissioned 6/20], DD-301 Somers [commissioned 6/20], DD-302
Stoddert [commissioned 6/20], DD-303 Reno [commissioned 7/20], DD-304 Farguhar [commissioned 8/20],
DD-305 Thompson [commissioned 8/20], DD-306 Kennedy [commissioned 8/20], DD-307 Paul Hamilton
[commissioned 9/20], DD-308 William Jones [commissioned 9/20], DD-309 Woodbury [commissioned
10/20], DD-310 S. P. Lee [commissioned 10/20], DD-311 Nicholas [commissioned 11/20], DD-312 Young
[commissioned 11/20], DD-313 Zeilin [commissioned 12/20], DD-314 Yarborough [commissioned 12/20],
DD-315 La Valette [commissioned 12/20], DD-316 Sloat [commissioned 12/20], DD-317 Wood
[commissioned 1/21], DD-318 Shirk [commissioned 2/21], DD-319 Kidder [commissioned 2/21], DD-320
Selfridge [commissioned 2/21], DD-321 Marcus [commissioned 2/21], DD-322 Mervine [commissioned
2/1921], DD-323 Chase [commissioned 3/21], DD-324 Robert Smith [commissioned 3/21], DD-325 Mullany
[commissioned 3/21], DD-326 Coghlan [commissioned 3/21], DD-327 Preston [commissioned 4/21], DD-328
Lamson [commissioned 4/21], DD-329 Bruce [commissioned 9/20], DD-330 Hull [commissioned 4/21], DD331 MacDonough [commissioned 4/21], DD-332 Farenholt [commissioned 5/21], DD-333 Sumner
[commissioned 5/21], DD-334 Corry [commissioned 5/21], DD-335 Melvin [commissioned 5/21], DD-336
Litchfield [commissioned 12.5.1920, 1945 AG-95], DD-337 Zane [commissioned 15.2.1921, 1940 DMS-14],
DD-338 Wasmuth [commissioned 15.12.1920, 1940 DMS-15], DD-339 Trever [commissioned 3.8.1922, 1940
DMS-16, 1945 AG-110, DD der USN S. 93 von 1942], DD-340 Perry [commissioned 7.8.1922, 1940 DMS17], DD-341 Decatur [commissioned 9.8.1922], DD-342 Hulbert [commissioned 27.10.1920, 1939 AVP-19,
1940 AVD-6, 1943 DD-342], DD-343 Noa [commissioned 15.2.1921, 1943 APD-24], DD-344 William B.
Preston [commissioned 23.8.1920, 1939 AVP-20, 1940 AVD-7], DD-345 Preble [commissioned 19.3.1920,
1937 DM-20, 1945 AG-99, DD der USN S. 92 von 1943], DD-346 Sicard [commissioned 9.6.1920, 1937 DM21, 1945 AG-100], DD-347 Pruitt [commissioned 2.9.1920, 1937 DM-22, 1945 AG-101]) US flushdecker
destroyer, CONWAY 1906-21
Cleopatra: (32) RN frigate (1779 launched. french during 2/1805. BU 1814) commissioned 1780, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cleopatra,26. (1835 launched. BU 1862) first commissioned on 12.8.1835
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Cléopatre, La: french frigate, launched 1781, taken by RN 1793, renamed Oiseau, 1816 sold, 26x12pdr, 8x24pdr carronades,
2x6pdr + 2x24pdr carronades
Cleveland: yacht 1671, 16,31m
Cleveland-class (Cleveland [CL-55, commissioned 15.6.1942, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER], Columbia [CL-56,
commissioned 29.7.1942], Montpelier [CL-57, commissioned 9.9.1942], Denver [CL-58, commissioned
15.10.1942], Santa Fe [CL-60, commissioned 24.11.1942], Birmingham [CL-62, commissioned 29.1.1943],
Mobile [CL-63, commissioned 24.3.1943], Vincennes [CL-64, commissioned 21.1.1944, ex Flint], Passadena
[CL-65, commissioned 8.6.1944], Springfield [CL-66, commissioned 9.9.1944, ZEICHNUNG IN USNKREUZER, recommissioned 2.7.1960 as CLG-7 Little Rock-class, KREUZER DER USN], Topeka [CL-67,
commissioned 23.12.1944, 1957 Galveston-class CLG-8, recommissioned 26.3.1960, KREUZER DER USN],
Biloxi [CL-80, commissioned 31.8.1943], Houston [CL-81, commissioned 20.12.1943], Providence [CL-82,
commissioned 15.5.1945, recommissioned 17.9.1959 as CLG-6 Little Rock-class], Manchester [CL-83,
commissioned 29.10.1946], Vicksburg [CL-86, commissioned 12.6.1944], Duluth [CL-87, commissioned
18.9.1944], Miami [CL-89, commissioned 28.12.1943], Astoria [CL-90, commissioned 17.5.1944], Oklahoma
City [CL-91, commissioned 22.12.1944, recommissioned 7.9.1960 as CLG-5 Little Rock-class], Little Rock
[CL-92, commissioned 17.6.1945, recommissioned 3.6.1960 as CLG-4 Little Rock-class, KREUZER DER
USN], Galveston [CL-93, completed but not commissioned/commissioned 25.5.1946, 1956 CLG-93, 1957
CLG-3 Galveston-class, recommissioned 28.5.1958, KREUZER DER USN], Amsterdam [CL-101,
commissioned 8.1.1945], Portsmouth [CL-102, commissioned 25.6.1945], Wilkes Barre [CL-103,
commissioned 1.7.1944], Atlanta [CL-104, commissioned 3.12.1944, 1964 test vessel IX-304], Dayton [CL105, commissioned 9.12.1945 or 7.1.1945]) USN light cruisers, CONWAY 1922-46
Clifton tug, 1944
Clipper Patricia: coast transport, built as schooner 1932, 1938 lengthened, 1952 motor vessel
Clinker: british gunbrig, launched 7/1813, 1831 coast guard, later renamed WV 12, 1867 sold
Clio: british screw corvette, launched 1858 (22)
Clio: italian torpedo boat, aboard Duilio, 1885, 1886 11 T
Clochester: launched 1889, 1916 german prize, 1916 mine depot, 1917 supply vessel
Clorinde,38. (surrendered on 30 11/1803. sold 1817) 1805 under repair
Clorinde, La: french frigate, built 1808, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1814, 1832
hulk, 1851 BU
Clorinde: french screw frigate (36) converted 1857
Clorinde-class (Clorinde [(Q 90) launched 10/13, commissioned 9/16], Cornélie [(Q 91) launched 10/13, commissioned 8/16])
french submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
Cloughstone 1907, balloon vessel in world war 2
Clown-class (Clown, Drake, Fenella, Garnet, Handy, Janus, Kestrel, Ready, Thrush, Watchful, Woodcock) british gunboats
Clown: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1839, in service 1839
Clyde,38. (1796 launched. rebuilt 1806. sold 1814)
Clyde: ex mercantile Atalanta?, purchased 1805, 1826 sold, tender to Clyde (1796)
Clyde,46. (1828 Woolwich. drill ship 1870) 1830
Clyne castle 1929
CM 1: see UIT 17
CMB-types: british motor torpedo boat WWI: 40, 55, 70 ft types, CONWAY 1906-21
CMB 40ft (CMB 1 1916, CMB 2 1916, CMB 3 [commissioned 1916, 7/18 DCB 3 distant controlled boat], CMB 4 1916,
CMB 5 1916, CMB 6 1916, CMB 7 1916, CMB 8 1916, CMB 9 [commissioned 1916, 7/18 DCB 1 distant
controlled boat], CMB 10 1916, CMB 11 1916, CMB 12 1916, CMB 13 [commissioned 1916, 7/18 DCB 2
distant controlled boat], CMB 40 [commissioned 1918, depot ship Osea 1918], CMB 41 1918, CMB 42 1918,
CMB 43 1918, CMB 44 1918, CMB 45 1918, CMB 46 1918, CMB 47 1918, CMB 48 1918, CMB 49 1918,
CMB 122 1920, CMB 123 1920) british, motor torpedo boat, 2-4x0,762 MG, 1x45,72 T, IM
KOPIENORDNER
CMB 55ft (CMB.14A [launched 1917], CMB.15A [launched 1917], CMB.16A [launched 1917], CMB.17A [launched
1917], CMB.18A [launched 1917], CMB.19A, CMB.20A, CMB.21B, CMB.22B, CMB.23B, CMB.24A,
CMB.25BD, CMB.26B, CMB.27A, CMB.28A, CMB.29A, CMB.30B, CMB.31BD, CMB.32A, CMB.33A,
CMB.34A, CMB.35A, CMB.36A, CMB.37A, CMB.38B, CMB.39B, CMB.62BD, CMB.63BD, CMB.64BD,
CMB.65A, CMB.67A, CMB.68B/CMB.68BD, CMB.69A, CMB.70A, CMB.71A, CMB.72A, CMB.73B,
CMB.74B, CMB.75B, CMB.76A, CMB.77A, CMB.78E, CMB.79A, CMB.80C, CMB.81C, CMB.82C,
CMB.83CE, CMB.84C, CMB.85C, CMB.86BD, CMB.87B, CMB.88BD, CMB.89BD, CMB.90BD,
CMB.91BD, CMB.92BD, CMB.93BD, CMB.93E, CMB.94E, CMB.95E, CMB.96E, CMB.97E, CMB.98ED,
CMB.99ED, CMB.113CK, CMB.114D, CMB.115DE, CMB.116D, CMB.117D, CMB.120F [launched 1922])
british, motor torpedo boat, A = Thornycroft V-12 35kts, B = Green 12 engine 37kts, C = Sunbeam 41kts, D =
Thornycroft Y12 41 kts, F = ?, BD Green 12 engine 35 kts, CE = ?, CK = ?, DE = Green 18 engines 41 kts, ED
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Thornycroft Y12 engines 40kts, BD, CE, CK, DE, ED carried 2 45,72 T the others carried 1, 2 MG, 1917,
3xIM KOPIENORDNER, LOOSE/OESTERLE
CMB 70ft (CMB.100M [launched 1919], CMB.101M [launched 1919], CMB.102MT [launched 1919, depot ship Hornet
1923], CMB.103MT [launched 1922], CMB.104MT [launched 1922]) british coastal motor boats, 6x0,762
MG, 4 DC, 7 M Sinker mines, M= Thornycroft Y12 engines 26kts, MT = Y24 engines 37kts, IM
KOPIENORDNER
CMB 1-class (CMB 1, CMB 2, CMB 3, CMB 4, CMB 5) thai motor boats, built 1922
CMB 6-class (CMB 6, CMB 7, CMB 8, CMB 9) thai motor torpedo boats, built 1935
CMB 10-class (CMB 10, CMB 11, CMB 12, CMB 13, CMB 14, CMB 15, CMB 16, CMB 17) thai motor torpedo boats, built
1935/6-37
Co-class (Cockade [commissioned 29.9.1945], Comet [commissioned 6.6.1945], Comus [commissioned 8.7.1946], Concord ex
Corso [commissioned 20.12.1946], Consort [commissioned 19.3.1946], Constance [commissioned 31.12.1945], Contest
[commissioned 9.11.1945], Cossack (II) [commissioned 4.9.1945]) IM KOPIENORDNER, british destroyers
Coalinga Hills, T2-SE-A1
Cobble Hill, T2-SE-A1
Cobourg,16. (hired cutter which was later rigged as a brig) around 1798
Cobra-class (Python [launched 4/1899, 1910 Tb 13], Kigyo [launched 4/1899, 1910 Tb 14], Boa [launched 8/1898, 1910 Tb 15],
Cobra [launched 9/1898, 1910 Tb 16]) kuk torpedo boats
Cobra: british destroyer commissioned 1901
Cobra: german ferry, launched 14.1.1926, commissioned 1939 as german minelayer, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Coburg: 1934, tug
Cochin: 1818, tug
Cockatrice,6. cutter. (1781) around 1799 =?= Cockatrice (14) cutter 1782 british
Cockburn:
Cockchafer,8. (hired lugger) around 1799
Cockchafer. schooner. (captured 1812 from US ex Spencer. sold 1815) see Conflict
Cocyte: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1837
Codrington: british destroyer leader for A-class, commissioned 5/1930, IM KOPIENORDNER
Coëtlogon: french screw sloop (2-6) launched 1859
Coetlogon
Cof
Cog
Cohocton, T2-SE-A1
Cohoes-class (Etlah [1976 dominican patrol craft Cambiaso], Passaconaway [1976 dominican patrol craft Separacion], Passaic
[1976 dominican patrol craft Calderas], ...) US net tenders
Coila: yacht 1922
Coj
Cok
Colbert: french paddle corvette (6) launched 1848
Colbert-class (Colbert 1877, Trident 1878) french battleships, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Colbert: french cruiser, commissioned 5.5.1959, CONWAY 1947-95
Colchester: 50 guns 1694 british
Colchester: 50 guns 1707 british
Colchester: british, 50 guns, launched 10/1721 (rebuilt), 1742 BU, 22*18pdr , 22*9pdr , 6*6pdr
Colibri, La: french brig, launched 1808, captured 1/1809 by RN, (16), wrecked 1813
Colier: british coal transport, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Coligny: french iron paddle corvette (4) launched 1850
Colina (I) completed as USN Kankakee AO-39, T2 Kennebec class
Colina (II), launched as Guilford, T2-SE-A1
Colin Archer: norwegian SAR, 1893, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Collena: 1915, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Collingwood: 1902, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Collins-class (Collins [commissioned 11/1995], Farncomb, Waller, Dechaineux [refurbished 2006 – 6/2010], Sheean, Rankin)
australian submarines, trouble-plagued, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cöln-class (Cöln [commissioned 17.1.1918], Dresden [commissioned 28.3.1918]) ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1,
CONWAY 1906-21
Colocolo-class (Colocolo, Tucapel) chilean torpedo boats, launched 1880
Colombe,16. (taken on 18.6.1803. BU 1811)
Colombo: brigg, sardinian, later italian (16) launched 1843
Colony-class: british ships of Tacoma-class
Colorado: US screw frigate (44) launched 1856
Colosse: french (74) 1813, razed 1825: Pallas (54)
Colossus,74. (1787 Gravesend. wrecked 1798)
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Colossus-class (Colossus [1803 launched, commissioned 1805, BU 1826], Warspite [razee], ...) 28x32pdr, 30x24pdr,
4x24pdr+10x32pdr carronades, 2x24pdr+2x24pdr carronades, 6x18pdr carronades
Colossus-class (Colossus [commissioned 31.10.1886], Edinburgh [commissioned 8.7.1887, ex Majestic]) british battleship
Colossus-class (Colossus [commissioned 8.8.1911], Hercules [commissioned 31.7.1911]) british battleship, ZEICHNUNG in
SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Colossus-class (Colossus [commissioned 16.12.1944, 1946 french Arromanches, CONWAY 1947-95], Glory [commissioned
2.4.1945], Ocean [commissioned 8.8.1945], Venerable [commissioned 17.1.1945, 1948 dutch Karel Doorman,
1968 argentine Veinticinco de Mayo, CONWAY 1947-95], Vengeance [commissioned 15.1.1945, 1952-5
australian, 1956 brazilian Minais Gerais, CONWAY 1947-95], Theseus [commissioned 9.2.1946], Triumph
[commissioned 9.5.1946, repair ship 1964], Warrior [ex Brave, commissioned 14.3.1946, 1946-8 canadian,
1952/53 modernised, 1956 modernised, 1958 argentine Independencia, CONWAY 1947-95], Perseus [ex
Edgar, commissioned 19.10.1945 as aircraft maintenance ship], Pioneer [ex Mars, commissioned 8.2.1945 as
aircraft maintenance ship]) british light aircraft carrier, CONWAY 1922-46
Colpoys,14. hired brig 1806-7
Columbia: US frigate (54), launched 1836
Columbia-class (Columbia C-12 [commissioned 23.4.1894, 1920 CA-16], Minneapolis C-13 [commissioned 13.12.1894, 1920
CA-17]) US cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Columbine: british brig sloop, 12/1826 launched, maiden voyage 11/1827 (2x6pdr, 16x32pdr carronades) Symonds´
experimantal brig, BU 1854, IM KOPIENORDNER, HOWARD S.249
Columbine: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1839, in service 1839
Columbus: (92) US ship of the line, launched 1819
Columbus New Zealand: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, containerfreighter, 1971
Colville: tug, 1944
Combatant-class (Combatant [launched 11/1804, first commissioned 1805, sold 1816], ...) british sloops, 20/22x24pdr
Combattante, La: french patrol boat, launched 20.6.1963
Combattante IIIM-class (Damsah [qatar, commissioned 10.11.1982], Al Ghariyah [qatar, commissioned 10.2.1983], R´Biva
[qatar, commissioned 11.5.1983], La Galite [tunesian, commissioned 27.2.1985], Tunis [tunesian,
commissioned 28.3.1985], Carthage [tunesian, commissioned 29.4.1985]) french-designed fast missile
attack craft
Comeet dutch (16) 1789
Comely Bank: 1914
Comet-class (Comet [launched 3/1742, sold 1749], Firedrake [launched 2/1742, sold 1763], Mortar [launched 2/1742, sold
1749], Serpent [launched 3/1742, wrecked 1748], Terror [launched 3/1742, sold 1754]) british bomb, 1x13in
mortar, 1x10in mortar, 8x4pdr, 12 swivels, as sloops 10x4pdr, 14 swivels
Comet: 1809 smack
Comet: steamer 1812, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Comet: 1822 british aviso, paddle tug
Comet,18. (1828 launched. ‘cruizer’. BU 1862) 1828. renamed Comus in 1832.
Comète-class (Comète 1885, Gabès, Lion, Météore, Scorpion) french gunboats, launched 1884-85
Commandant Riviere-class (Victor Schoelcher [commissioned 15.10.1962], Commandant Bory [commissioned 5.3.64], Amiral
Charner [commissioned 14.12.1962], Doudart de Lagree [commissioned 1.5.1963], Balny
[commissioned 1.2.1970], Commandant Riviere [commissioned 4.12.1962], Commandant Bourdais
[commissioned 10.3.1963], Protet [commissioned 1.5.1964], Enseigne de Vaisseau Henry
[commissioned 1.1.1965], Commandante Joao Belo [portuguese, Belo-class, commissioned 1.7.1967,
Commandante Hermengildo Capelo [portuguese, Belo-class, commissioned 26.4.1968],
Commandante Roberto Ivens [portuguese, Belo-class, commissioned 23.11.1968], Commandante
Sacadura Cabral [portuguese, Belo-class, commissioned 25.7.1969]) french frigates, CONWAY 194795
Commandant Teste: french seaplane carrier 1932, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL IX
Commencement Bay-class (Commencement Bay [CVE-105, ex St. Joseph Bay, commissioned 27.11.1944], Block Island [CVE106, ex Sunset Bay, commissioned 30.12.1944], Gilbert Islands [CVE-107, ex St. Andrews Bay,
commissioned 5.2.1945], Kula Golf [CVE-108, ex Vermillion Bay, commissioned 12.5.1945], Cape
Gloucester [CVE-109, ex Willapa Bay, commissioned 5.3.1945], Salerno Bay [CVE-110, ex Winjah
Bay, commissioned 19.5.1945], Vella Gulf [CVE-111, ex Totem Bay, commissioned 9.4.1945],
Siboney [CVE-112, ex Frosty Bay, commissioned 14.5.1945], Puget Sound [CVE-113, ex Hobart
Bay, commissioned 18.6.1945], Rendova [CVE-114, ex Mosser Bay, commissioned 22.10.1945],
Bairoko [CVE-115, ex Portage Bay, commissioned 16.7.1945], Badoeng Strait [CVE-116, ex San
Alberto Bay, commissioned 14.11.1945], Saidor [CVE-117, ex Saltery Bay, commissioned 4.9.1945],
Sicily [CVE-118, ex Sandy Bay, commissioned 27.2.1945], Point Cruz [CVE-119, ex Trocadero Bay,
commissioned 16.10.1945], Mindoro [CVE-120, commissioned 4.12.1945], Rabaul [CVE-121,
commissioned 30.8.1946], Palau [CVE-1122, commissioned 15.1.1946], Tinian [CVE-123,
commissioned 30.7.1946]) US escort carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
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Commerce dÁmsterdam (80) launched 1806, renamed Amsterdam in 1811, dutch from 1813
Commerce de Bordeaux: french (74) 1785, 1794 Timoléon
Commerce de Lyon: french (74) 1807
Commerce de Marseille: french (74) 1786, 1786 Liz, 1792 Tricolore
Commerce de Marseille: french (118) launched 1788, 1793 british, BU 1802, ZEICHNUNG IN DDR-BUCH S. 23
Commerce de Montpellier: french (74) 1766, 1794 Antifédéraliste
Commerce de Paris: french (110) 1806, until 1804 under construction as Ville de Paris, 1830 Commerce, 1839 Borda, 1863
Vulcain
Commissioner Hamilton´s Gunboats: british gunboats, built in 3 batches, IM KOPIENORDNER
first batch: 2x18pdr, 1x18pdr carronade, six built in frame 1805 and sent to Gibraltar,
second batch: ordered in 1808, 2x24pdr
third batch: as first batch, ordered 12/1808
Commodore Jones: 1863-1864 USN, sunk 1864
Commodoro Py-class (Commodoro Py, Muratore) argentine torpedo boats, launched 1890
Comorin: british merchant, launched 1925, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939
Comrades: 1928, tug
Comte dÁrtois: french (118) 1850 completed, 1806-7 Marengo, 1807-14 Ville de Vienne, since 1830 Ville de Paris, 1858 screw
ship
Comus-class (Comus [commissioned 3/1879], Carysford [commissioned 3/1880], Champion [commissioned 3/1880], Cleopatra
[commissioned 9/1880], Conquest [commissioned 3/1882], Curacoa [commissioned 11/1879], Canada
[commissioned 5/1883], Cordelia [commissioned 3/1884]) british corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Conan Doyle: launched 1915, later finnish gunboat Viena
Conastoga (I) completed as USN Lackawanna AO-40, T2 Kennebec class
Conastoga (II) laid down as, launched as Kings Mountain, completed as Millicoma USN AO-73, T2-SE-A1
Conastoga (III), launched as Hobkirk's Hill (I), T2-SE-A1
Conch. schooner. 1842. tander to the flagship.
Concho, T2-SE-A3
Concorde,: french frigate, launched 1777, captured on 15.2.1783 by RN, renamed Concorde, 26x12pdr, 6x6pdr, sold 1811
Concrete: 1913, tug
Condor-class (Condor [commissioned ], Falcon [commissioned ], Flamingo [commissioned ], Griffon [commissioned ]) british
gunboats, launched 1876-77
Condor-class (Condor [commissioned 11/1886], Épervier [commissioned 1887], Faucon [commissioned 11/1887], Vautour
[commissioned 12/1889]) french T-cruiser
Condor-class (Condor [commissioned 1.11.1900], Mutine [commissioned 28.11.1901], Rinaldo [commissioned 26.11.1901],
Rosario [commissioned 20.3.1900], Shearwater [commissioned 24.10.1901], Vestal [commissioned 28.11.1901])
Condor: launched 1907, passeger transport, 1914 liason vessel, 1943 Vs 59
Condore: itelien torpedo boat 1900
Condottieri-class, Typ A: (Alberto di Giussano [commissioned 5.2.1931], Alberico da Barbiano [commissioned 9.6.1931],
Bartomoleo Colleoni [commissioned 10.2.1932], Giovanni delle Bande Nere [commissioned
4/1931]) italian light cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Condottieri-class, Typ B: (Luigi Cadorna [commissioned 11.8.33], Armando Diaz [commissioned 29.4.33]) italian cruisers,
Condottieri-class, Typ C: (Muzio Attendolo [commissioned 30.6.1935], Raimundo Montecuccoli [commissioned 7.8.1935])
italian light cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Condottieri-class, Typ D: (Emanuele Filiberto Duca dÁosta [commissioned 13.7.1935, 1949 soviet Stalingrad, later Kerch],
Eugenio di Savoia [commissioned 16.1.1936, 1951 greek Helle]) italian light cruiser, ZEICHNUNG
IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Condottieri-class, Typ E: (Luigi di Savoia Duca degli Abruzzi [commissioned 1.12.1937], Giuseppe Garibaldi [commissioned
20.12.1937, 1961 missile cruiser]) italian cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
Conecuh, T2-SE-A3
Conejara-class (P 31, P 32, P 33, P 34) spanish inshore/coastal patrol craft, built 1981-82
Conemaugh: (also Cinemaugh) US paddle gun boat, commissioned 16.7.1862
Conemaugh, T1-M-BT1
Confederacy: US frigate 1779, 28x18pdr, 6x9pdr/18pdr carronades, 2x12pdr, 1781 captured by RN, HOWARD S.224
Confiance, La: french corvette, launched 1796, ship sloop, 2x6pdr, 22x18pdr carronades, taken by RN 1805, 1810 sold, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Confiance (1813 Rochester. ‘cruizer’. wrecked in 1822.) 1814 fitting out
Confiance: british frigate (36) launched 25 8/1814. captured 9/1814
Confiance (1824 building at Woolwich) converted to a paddle-steamer
Confienza: sardinian, later italian (4) gunboat, launched 1860
Conflagration
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Conflict,12. gunbrig. (1801 launched. lost 18O4) 18O3
Conflict,12. gunbrig. (1805 launched. lost 1810) 1805 fitting out
Conflict,12. gunbrig. (9/1812 launched. hulk 1832. sold 1841) commissioned 10/1812
Conflict: british screw corvette, launched 1846 (17)
Conflict-class (Conflict [commissioned 7/1899], Teazer [commissioned 3/1899], Wizard [commissioned 7/1899]) [White 27knotters] british destroyer IM KOPIENORDNER
Confounder-class (Confounder [launched 1805, commissioned 1805, sold 1814], Exertion [launched 1805, IM
KOPIENORDNER], Fancy [launched 1806, IM KOPIENORDNER], ...) gunbrigs, 14x18pdr carronades
Congo: british exploration vessel, 1x12pdr carronade, 12 swivels, launched 1/1816, 1817 fitting out, 1826 sold, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Congre: 1918
Congress: US frigate (44x32pdr), launched 1841, sunk 1862, HOWARD S.231
Congrève-class (Congrève, Dévastation, Foudroyante, Lave, Tonnante 1855) french screw-propelled floating batteries (18)
launched 1855
Connecticut: US gondola, built 1776, burnt 1777
Connecticut: US corvette, launched 6.6.1799, sailed 15.10.1799, sold 1801
Connecticut-class (Connecticut BB-18 [commissioned 29.9.1906], Louisiana BB-19 [commissioned 2.6.1906], Vermont BB-20
[commissioned 4.3.1907], Kansas BB-21 [commissioned 18.4.1907], Minnesota BB-22 [commissioned
9.3.1907], New Hampshire BB-25 [commissioned 19.3.1908]) US battleship, as BB-20 aka Vermont-class,
ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Conquérant french (74) 1746, taken by HMS Goliath and Theseus in 1798
Conquérant french (80) 1812
Conqueror 1775/73? (74) british
Conqueror,74. (1801 Harwich. BU 1822) In 2/1802 she arrived in Plymouth
Conqueror: british (101) launched 1855, lost 1861
Conqueror-class (Conqueror [commissioned 3/1886], Hero [commissioned 5/1888]) british battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1, IM KOPIENORDNER
Conquest-class (Conquest [launched 7/1794, 1796 fitted with sliding keels, 1808? breakwater], Aimwell [launched 5/1794, 1799
cruising, 1803 in ordinary, 1811 BU], Attack [launched 8/1794, 1796 fitted with sliding keels, 1802 sold], Borer
[launched 5/1794, 1796 fitted with sliding keels, 1808? breakwater], Fearless [launched 6/1794, 1804 wrecked],
Force [launched 1794, 1796 fitted with sliding keels and brig rig, 1802 sold], Pelter [launched 5/1794, 1798 brig
rig, 1802 sold], ...) british gunboat schooner, 2x24pdr bow, 10x18pdr carronades, 2x4/18pdr carronades stern
Conquestador: british (74) launched 1810, BU 1897, commissioned 1811, razee frigate (58) en 1831
Conquistador: spanish, launched 1758, taken 1762, 1775 receiving hulk, 1782 BU
Conquistador: spanish (74) begun 1781, about 1800 french Conquestador, soon renamed Conquérant
Conrad: 1938, tug
Conroe, T1-M-BT1
Consbro: 1930, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Conservator: 1902, tug
Consort: US exploration ship, launched 1836
Constance, la: french (L9 1794 (22x9pdr) taken 3/1797 by RN, grounded and captured 1806 by french, later wrecked
Constance: british hired armed brig
Constance: british frigate, launched 1846, 54,86m, 10x20,32, 40x32pdr, completed 15.4.1862 as screw frigate
Constant,14. gunbrig. (1801 launched. sold 1816) 1804
Constant: inshore tug 1987 25,85 long, 4,7 deep
Constant Hope: 1913, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Constantin (74) russian, built 1854  (78) rebuilt to screw ship 1856
Constant Reformation: british (60) 1619
Constant Warwick: 1646 british, 27 m (30)
Constellation: US fregatte 1798, (38) Umbauten 1801, 1812-13 (lengthened), 1828-29, 32, 34-35, 38-39, 1854 rebuilt as corvette
(see there), 24x18pdr, 12x24pdr carronades, 2x 18pdr
Constellation: 1855 US corvette 16x20,32+4x32pdr+2x25,4+1x12pdr boat howitzer, aus 1798er frigate rebuilt
Constitution,14. (cutter hired in 1790) sunk on 26.8.1804.
Constitution: US frigate 1798, 28x24pdr, 10x12 pdr, conversions 1807-9 and 1815-21, 33-35, IM KOPIENORDNER
Constitution: schooner (3) purchased 8/1835 by RN
Constituzione: sardinian, later italian (10) paddle corvette, launched 1849
Consuello II: ex pilot boat Louise, schooner, rumrunner, seized by US revenue service, renamed Porter, entered USCG service
18.5.1927, renamed Reclaimer CG-806, then CG-945, then Dobbin
Conte di Cavour-class (Conte di Cavour [commissioned 1.4.1915], Giulio Cesare [commissioned 14.5.1914, rebuilt 10/193310/1937, 1948 soviet reparation Z 11, named Novorossiisk/Novorossiysk], Leonardo da Vinci
[commissioned 17.5.1914]) italian battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
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Contender Bezant: british merchant rol-on/roll-off ship, 1989 commissioned as aviation training ship, aircraft transport Argus,
taken up in 1982, returned, purchased 1984, converted 1984-88, CONWAY 1947-95
Contest,12. gunbrig. (1804 Chester. lost 1809) 1805
Contest,14. gunbrig. (10/1812 launched. wrecked 1828) commissioned 1813
Contest,12. (1846 Cowes. BU 1868) 1848
Contocook, T2-SE-A2
Contoocook-class (Contoocook [commissioned as sloop 14.3.1868, 1869 Albany], Manitou [commissioned 1870 as Worcester],
Mosholu [commissioned 27.8.1869 as Severn], Pushmataha [commissioned 4.3.1870 as Congress ex
Cambridge]) US screw frigates
Contreras, T2-SE-A1
Contocook tug, 1920
Contrive 1911, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Control tug, 1939
Controller 1913
Convert:
Convertine 1618
Convulsion-class (Convulsion, ...) mortar boats, 1x10in mortar, 4x18pdr carronades, 1804, IM KOPIENORDNER
Conway-class (Conway [launched 3/1814, convoy service in 1/1815, sold 1825], Dee [launched 5/1814, 1819 sold], Eden
[launched 5/1814, 1833 BU], Menai [launched 4/1814, 1829 hulked, 1852 target ship], Mersey [launched
3/1814, 1831 hulk], Tamar [launched 3/1814, 1832 hulk], Tees [launched 5/1817, 1826 hulk], Towey [launched
5/1814, 1822 BU], Tyne [launched 5/1814, 1825 sold], Wye [launched 8/1814, 1834 hulk]) 18x32pdr
carronades, 6x12pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + (2x12pdr carronades until 1817) IM KOPIENORDNER
Coolebar: 1911
Copan-class (Copan [delivered 1983], Tegucigalpa [delivered 1986]) hondurian coastal patrol boats
Copiapo: german merchant containership, commissioned 10/2004
Coquette-class (Coquette [launched 4/1807, originaly the Queen Mab, purchased before completion, commissioned 1808, sold
1817], Talbot [launched 7/1807, 1815 sold]) british sloop, 16x32pdr carronades, 6x18pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x
18pdr carronades
Coquette: clipper barque, launched 1844, maiden voyage 29.6.1844
Coquille: french (36), taken 1798 by RN, 1793???? burnt
Coquille, T2-SE-A1
Coquitlam: RCN 1944 (MMS)
Coral Sea
Corbrae: british merchant, 1935, mine destructor 1940, repair ship 1944, CONWAY 1922-46
Corburn: british merchant 1936, mine destructor 1940, repair ship 1942
Corcyra: 1914
Cordelia,10. (1808 Upnor. ‘cherokee’. sold 1833) 1808 fitting out
Cordelia: british screw corvette, launched 1856 (11)
Cordoba: steamer, commissioned 1/1896, 1915 mine barrier breaker SP 8, trials ship
Corfield 1937, mine destructor 1940, repair ship 1942
Corfu: british merchant, launched 1931, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1941
Coringa: tug, 1914
Corinth, T2-SE-A1
Corinthian: launched 1938, british merchant, ocean boarding vessel in world war 2, training ship 1943
Cor Jesu: 1931, balloon vessel in world war 2
Cormoran-class (El Khattabi [commissioned 30.6.1981], Boutouba [commissioned 11.12.1981], El Harty [commissioned
25.2.1981], Azouggarh [commissioned 2.8.1982], ... [filipino, delivered 1994], ... [filipino ], ... [filipino ],
Cormoran [spanish, built 1985 as a speculation, commissioned 1989]) moroccan fast missile attack craft,
spanish-built, similar to Lazaga-class
Cormorant,20. (french Etna captured on 13 11/1796. built in 1793. wrecked 1800)
Cormorant,16. (A sloop purchased in 1804, ex Blenheim. sold 1817)
Cormorant-class (Cormorant [launched 1794, blown up 1796], Hornet [1794 launched. harbour service 1805], Lark [launched
1794], ..., Blossom [launched 12/1806, 1807 fitting out, later (24), 1825 exploration ship, 1829 survey ship,
1833 hulk, BU 1848], Favourite [launched 9/1806, taken by french and retaken, later (26), 1821 BU],
Sapphire [launched 11/1806, later (26), 1822 sold], Wanderer [launched 9/1806, 1807 fitting out, later (24),
1817 sold], Partridge [launched 7/1809, later (26), 1816 BU], Tweed [launched 1/1807, later (24), 1813
wrecked], Egeria [launched 10/1807, 1807 fitting out, later (26), 1826 hulk, BU 1865],
modified design?: Ranger [launched 9/1807, 1807 fitting out, later (26), 1814 BU], Dauntless [launched
12/1808, later (26), 1825 sold], Jalouse [launched 7/1809, 1809 commissioned, later (26), 1819 sold],
Anacreon [launched 5/1813, commissioned on 3.8.13, later (22), 1814 foundered]) 16x6pdr, 14 swivels, ship
sloop, british, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Cormorant-class (Cormorant [commissioned ], Eclipse [commissioned ], Lily [commissioned ], Myrmidon [completed as survey
vessel in 1867], Racehorse [stranded 1864], Star [commissioned ], Sylvia [completed as survey vessel 1866])
british wooden gunboats, launched 1860-67, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Cornelian: british tug, 1917
Cornelie Wessels: launched 1908, tug, 1914 liason vessel A, 1952 Kormoran
Cornell, T3-S-A1
Cornish-class (Cornish [freighter, commissioned 1923, 1/1942 USN Muskeget YAG-9, later AG-48, 7/42 USCG WAG-48],
Wilton [freighter, commissioned 1923, 1/42 USN Manhasset YAG-8, later AG-47, 8/42 USCG WAG-276]) US
mercantiles
Cornrie Castle: british merchant 1903, in world war 2 block ship
Cornwall: 80 guns, british, launched 4/1692, 1704 BU, 26*24pdr , 28*12pdr , 22*6pdr , 4*3pdr
Cornwall 80 guns 1706 british
Cornwall: 80 guns (26x32pdr, 26x12pdr, 28x6pdr) launched 10/1726 (rebuilt), 1755 prison hulk, 1761 BU, british
Cornwall: merchant, purchased 4/1797, british bomb Volcano, 2x10in mortar, 4x6pdr, 6x18pdr carronades, sold 1810, IM
KOPIENORDNER or 2x10in mortars, 4x68pdr carronades, 4x18pdr carronades, 2x18pdr carronades
Cornwall 74 guns 1812, razee frigate (58) en 1830
Cornwallis: ex american galley, taken 1777 by RN, 1782 out of commission, 1x24pdr, 4x4pdr
Cornwallis: ex mercantile, purchased by RN 4/1781?, armewd storeship (14), 30.9.1782 foundered
Cornwallis: brig, purchased by RN about 1798, 7/1798 paid off
Cornwallis,54. (East India Co. cruiser built of teak and purchased for the RN in 1801 soon after returning from an expedition.
sold 1862) so strongly built that she suffered very little in three furious typhoons she encountered during 1805
Cornwallis,74. (1813 launched, BU 1957) commissioned 1814, in 1855 she was converted to a screw ship (60). later she was
used as a jetty and, renamed Wildfire, was used as a base ship during WWI
Coromandel:
Corona: french-venetian frigate (38), launched 1809, 1811 taken by RN, renamed Daedalus/Dedalus
Corona Aurea: spanish geleon 1585, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Coronatia 1902, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Coronation: 1685
Coronation: british merchant 1902, 1940 coastal AA vessel, 1947 mercantile Inz Wenda
Coronel Bolognesi-class (Coronel Bolognesi [commissioned 1.3.1907], Almirante Grau [commissioned 19.10.1906]) peruvian
cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK (1944), CONWAY 1906-21
Coronia: 1935, mine tender in world war 2
Corrientes-class (Corrientes [launched 10/1896], Entre Rios [launched 1896/98], Misiones [launched 1896/98], Santa Fe
[launched 5/1896]) argentine T-boat-destroyer, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Corsair: armed US yacht, launched 1891, 1898 USN Gloucester, sold 1919
Corsaire: french T-boat, launched 1892
Corse: french screw sloop (2-6) acquired by marine nationale 1850
Corse-class aka E 50-class (Le Corse [commissioned 15.4.1955], Le Brestois [commissioned 19.1.1956], Le Boulonnais
[commissioned 5.8.1955], Le Bordelais [commissioned 7.4.1955]) french frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Corsicana (I), USN Kennebec AO-36, T2 Kennebec class
Corsicana (II) completed as Pecos USN AO-65, T2-SE-A1
Corso: taken on 2.12.1796, sold 1814
Coruna: norwegian merchant, launched 1908, 1938 finnish Balmung, 1940 german Gebweiler, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel
Sperrbrecher 165
Corvallis, T2-SE-A1
Corwillis: british merchant, built 1790
Coryphene: 1907
Cosar-class (Vice Admiral Ioan Murgescu [commissioned 30.12.1980], Vice Admiral Constantin Balescu [commissioned
16.11.1981]) romanian minelayers, CONWAY 1947-95
Cosmao-class (Cosmao 1862, Dupleix [commissioned 1/1863]) french screw frigates
Cossac: british (22), commissioned 1807, BU 1816
Cossack: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (20)
Cossatot: USN AO-77, launched as Fort Necessity, T2-SE-A1
Costa Romantica: 1993
Costa Victoria: 1996
C.O.Stellmann: launched 1939, tanker
Cote dÁrgent: french ferry, launched 1932, 1940 german, 1941 barrack ship Ostmark, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Cote dÀzur: french ferry, launched 1930, 1940 sunk, raised, 1942 german Elsass, minelayer, helicopter training ship,
Cotton Valley, T1-M-A2
Cottonwood Creek, T2-SE-A1
Cougar-type: 17 kuwaiti fast inshore patrol boats, racing boats, acquired 1991-92, Cat 900, Cat 1000, Predator 1100, Predator
1200, Predator 1300
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Coulee Dam, T2-SE-A1
Council Crest, T2-SE-A1
Council Grove, T2-SE-A1
Count 1929, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Countess of Hopetown: british-austral torpedo boat 1891
County-class: british heavy cruiser since 1928: see Kent-class, London-class, Norfolk-class
County-class (Devonshire [commissioned 15.11.1962], Hampshire [commissioned 15.3.1963], London [commissioned
14.11.1963, 1982 pakistani Babur], Norfolk [commissioned 7.3.1970, 1982 chilean Prat], Antrim [commissioned
14.7.1970, 1984 chilean Cochrane], Glamorgan [commissioned 13.10.1966, 1986 chilean Latorre], Fife
[commissioned 21.6.1966, 1987 chilean Blanco Encalada], Kent [commissioned 15.8.1963]) british destroyers,
Courageous: british 1796 (74), bug in HOWARD S.196
Courageous-class (Courageous [commissioned as battle cruiser 1/1917, training ship 1919, 1928 aircraft carrier], Glorious
[commissioned as battle cruiser 1/1917, training ship 1919, 1930 aircraft carrier], Furious [commissioned as
semi-aircraft carrier 26.6.1917, until 3/1918 rebuilt, 1922-25 rebuilt: aircraft carrier]) ZEICHNUNG in
SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
Courageux, Le: (74) french, launched 1751, completed 1753, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr, taken by HMS Bellona 8/1761.
wrecked 1796.
Courageux,74. (hospital ship 1814) launched on 26 3/1800
Courageux french (74) 1806
Courbet-class (Courbet [commissioned 1886], Dévastation [commissioned 10/1882]) french battleships, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 3, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Courbet-class (Courbet [commissioned 19.11.1913], Jean Bart [commissioned 15.6.1913], France [commissioned 8/1914], Paris
[commissioned 1.8.1914]) french battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1906-21
Coureur: french naval lugger, built in 1776, 8x4pdr, 6 swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Coureur-class (Coureur, Véloce, Grondeur) french torpedoboats, launched 1888-92
Coureuse, La: french, launched in NY 1799, armed schooner/dispatch boat, 2x24pdr carronades, 12 swivels, taken 1795 by RN,
1799 sold
Courier: merchant, launched 1827, 2x12pdr, 1x5,5in howitzer, purchased 1831 by RN, 8/1833 sold
Couronne, La: 1638 launched, (68-72) stricken 1643, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106/121, ZEICHNUNG IN CURTI
Couronne, La: french ship of the line launched 1749
Couronne, La: french (80: 30x32pdr, 32x24pdr, 14x12pdr + 8x32pdr carronades + 2x42pdr carronades, 4x12pdr) launched 1766,
Ça Ira 1792, taken by RN 1795, renamed Ca Ira, burnt 1796
Couronne french (74) 1805, 1807 Glorieux, 1814 Duc de Berry, 1830 Glorieux 1830, 1833 razed ? Minerve
Couronne: french (74) 1812 or not completed ?
Couronne: french (74) 1824, 1848 Barricade, 1849 Duperré
Couronne: french battleship, commissioned 2.2.1862, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Courier,12. (hired cutter with twelve 4-pounders and 40 men) 1799
Courser. gunvessel. No.20 (1797 Limehouse. BU 1803) 1799
Cove-class (Kahnamuie [ex MSI-13, transferred 3.9.1964, 1967 Harischi], Riazi [ex MSI-14, transferred 15.10.1964]) US
inshore minesweepers
Coventry: british (50) 1694
Coventry-class (Coventry [launched 5/1757, 1783 taken], Lizard [launched 4/1757, 1800 hulk], Liverpool [launched 2/1758,
1778 wrecked], Maidstone [launched 2/1758, 1794 BU], Active [launched 1/1758, 1778 taken], Aquilon
[3/1758, 1776 sold], Cerberus [launched 9/1758, 1778 destroyed], Griffin [launched 10/1758, 1761 wrecked],
Levant [launched 7/1759, 1780 BU]), british frigates, 24x9pdr, 4x3pdr, 12 swivels
Cowanesque: USN AO-79, launched as Fort Duquesne, T2-SE-A1
Cowasjee family: british merchant barque, opium clipper, built 1835, in service 1836
Cowpens: completed as Saranac USN AO-74, T2-SE-A1
Coxcomb Hill, T2-SE-A1
Coyote Hills, T2-SE-A1
Coz
CPIC: coastal patrol and interciction craft, only 1 built, delivered 5/1973 as Gireogi, later s-korean Kilurki II/Kilurki 11, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Cr-class (Creole [commissioned 14.10.1946, acquired 1956, 1958 in service as pakistani Alamgir], Crescent [commissioned
21.8.1945, to RCN, reconstructed 1952-56 as destroyer escort], Crispin ex Craccher [commissioned 10.7.1946, 1956
acquired, 1958 in service as pakistani Jahangir], Cromwell ex Cretan [commissioned 16.9.1946, 1946 norwegian Bergen,
Bergen-class], Crown [commissioned 17.4.1946, 1946 norwegian Oslo], Croziers [commissioned 30.11.1945, 10/1946
norwegian Trondheim], Crusader [first commissioned 26.11.1945 into RCN], Crystal [commissioned 6.2.1946, 10/46
norwegian Stavanger]) IM KOPIENORDNER, british destroyers
Crabe-class (Calmar, Crabe, Homard, Tourteau, Cedre, Chene, Erable, Frêne, Hetre, Orme, Peuplier, Platane) french patrol tugs,
completed 1918-20
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Crache Feu, Le: french gunboat, launched 1795, taken by RN 1795, 1797 BU, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cracker,14. (1804 launched. sold 1815) 1805
Cracker: purchased while building 1826, tender, 1842 sold
Crafty
Craig Island 1913, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Cranbrook: RCN 1944 (MMS)
Crane: ex american galley, taken 1777 by RN, 1783 sold, 1x24pdr
Crane: (4) schooner. launched 4/1806. 80bm. wrecked 1808
Crane: 1808 launched, commissioned 1811, british ‘cruizer’, lost 1814
Crane,6. packet brig (1839 Woolwich. sold 1862) 1840
Crash
Crater Lake, T2-SE-A1
Cray: 1913 tug
Cremyll: 1938, water carrier
Créole, La: french frigate (40, 18pdr) launched 1797, taken by RN 1803, 1804 foundered
Creole,26. (1845 Plymouth. BU 1875) not commissioned, BU 1875
Creole: 1927, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Creole-class (La Creole [commissioned 1949], LÁfricaine [commissioned 10/1949], LÁstree [commissioned 4/1949],
LÁndromede [commissioned 4/1953, CONWAY 1947-95], LÁrtemis [commissioned 2/1954, CONWAY 194795]) french patrol submarines
Crescent: (38) launched 12/1810, hospital hulk 1840
Cressida: german transport, commissioned 18.2.1939, 1939 V 102, 1940 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 32, 1941
Sperrbrecher 132, 1947 dutch Elsenburgh, 1962 liberian Gernik, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cressy,74. (1810 launched. BU 1832) 1811
Cressy: british (80) launched 1853, completed in 1858 as screw ship, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cressy-class (Cressy [commissioned 3,.4.1901], Aboukir [commissioned 25.11.1902], Bacchante [commissioned 28.5.1902],
Euryalus [commissioned 5.1.1904], Hogue [commissioned 19.11.1902], Sutlej [commissioned 6.5.1902, depot
ship Crescent II 1918, 1919 Sutlej]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Crestes Eagle: british merchant 1925, 1940 coastal AA vessel
Crestitalia MV-45-type (... [qatar, delivered 1989], ... [qatar, delivered 1989], ... [qatar, delivered 1989], ... [qatar, delivered
1989], ) patrol craft
Cretan:
Créte à Pierot: haitian gunboat, launched 11/1895, 1902 sunk, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Cricket-class (Cricket [launched 1/1906, 1906 TB 1], Dragonfly [launched 3/1906, 1906 TB 2], Firefly [launched 9/1906., 1906
TB 3], Sandfly [launched10/1906, 1906 TB 4], Spider [launched 12/1906, 1906 TB 5], Gadfly [launched 6/1906,
1906 TB 6], Glowworm [launched 12/1906, 1906 TB 7], Gnat [launched 12/1906, 1906 TB 8], Grasshopper
[launched 3/1907, 1906 TB 9], Greenfly [launched 2/1907, 1906 TB 10], Mayfly [launched 1/1907, 1906 TB 11],
Moth [launched 3/1907, 1906 TB 12], TB 13 [launched 7/1907], TB 14 [launched 9/1907], TB 15 [launched
11/1907], TB 16 [launched 12/1907], TB 17 [launched 12/1907], TB 18 [launched 2/1908], TB 19 [launched
2/1909], TB 35 [launched 4/1909], TB 36 [launched 5/1909]) british torpedo-boats, CONWAY 1906-21
Crispin: launched 1935 merchant, ocean boarding vessel in world war 2
Crocodile-class (Crocodile, Lionne, Lutin [1897 kambodschan.], Lynx, Aspic, Capricorne, Sagittaire, Vipère) french gunboats,
launched 1874-82
Crocus-class/Banterer-class (Crocus [launched 6/1808, 1815 sold], Merope [launched 6/1808, 1815 sold], Podargus [launched
5/1808, 1833 sold], Apelles [launched 8/1808, 1816 sold], Muros [launched 10/1809, 1822 sold],
Prospero [launched 11/1809, 1816 sold], Zephyr [launched 4/1809, 1818 sold], Banterer
[launched 6/1810, 1817 sold], Portia [launched 8/1810, 1817 sold], Wolf launched 9/1814, 1825
sold], 2x6pdr, 12x24pdr carronades
Cromdale: clipper, launched 6/1891, sister to Mount Stewart
Cromwell, T1-M-A1
Cross Keys, T2-SE-A1
Crown 50 guns 1704 british
Crown: british, 44 guns (20x18pdr, 20x9pdr, 4x6pdr), launched 7/1747, 1757 storeship (24), 1770 sold
Crown (72) 1782 british
Crow Wing, T2-SE-A1
Crown Point, T2-SE-A1
Cruizer: 1732
Cruizer-class (Cruizer [launched 8/1752, IM KOPIENORDNER], Speedwell [launched 10/1752, IM KOPIENORDNER],
Happy [launched 7/1754], Wolf [launched 5/1754]) british sloops, 8x3pdr, 10 swivels
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Cruizer: mercantile, 14x4pdr, 10 swivels, purchased early 1780 by RN, 1791 lost without trace
Cruizer-class (Cruizer [launched 12/1797 or 4/1797], Carnation [launched 10/1807, fitting out in 12/07, described as "one of the
finest vessels of her class in the navy.", 1808 taken], Scout [launched 8/1804, 1805 preparing for foreign service,
1827 sold, IM KOPIENORDNER], Scorpion [launched 10/1803, 1819 sold], Despatch [launched 5/1804, 1811
BU], Musquito [launched 9/1804, 1822 sold], Minorca [launched 6/1805, 1814 BU], Amaranthe [launched
11/1804, 1815 sold], Espoir [launched 9/1804, 1821 BU], Surinam [launched 1/1805, 1825 sold], Wolverene
[launched 3/1805, 1816 sold], Calypso [launched 2/1805, 1816 sold], Moselle [launched 10/1804, 1815 sold],
Swallow [launched 12/1805, 1815 BU], Weazle [launched 3/1805, 1815 sold], Ferret [launched 1/1806, 1813
wrecked], racehorse [launched 271806, 1822 wrecked], Wasp [launched 7/1812, IM KOPIENORDNER], Rover
[launched 271808, 1828 sold], Avon [launched 1/1805, 1814 sunk], Belette [launched 371806, commissioned
1806, 1812 wrecked], Leveret [launched 1/1806, 1807 wrecked], Mutine [launched 8/1806, 1807 fitting out,
1819 sold], Emulous [launched 6/1806, 1812 wrecked], Columbine [launched 7/1806, 1824 wrecked], Pandora
[launched 10/1806, fitting out 1806, 1811 wrecked], Forester [launched 8/1806, commissioned 1806, 1819
sold], redwing [launched 8/1806, fitting out 1807, 1824 converted to a ship sloop, 1827 foundered], Raleigh
[launched 12/1806, 1826 converted to a ship sloop, 1839 target hulk, 1841 sold], Frolick [launched 12/1806,
commissioned 3/1807, 1813 BU], Peacock [launched 12/1806, 1813 taken], Ringdove [launched 10/1806, 1829
sold], Sappho [launched 12/1806, 1825 laid up, 1830 BU], recruit [launched 8/1806, 1822 sold], Grasshopper
[launched _/1806, commissioned 1806, 1811 taken], Philomel [launched 9/1806, 1807 fitting out, 1817 sold],
cephalus [launched 1/1807, 1830 BU], Alacrity [launched 1171806, 1/1807 fitting out, 1811 taken], Clio
[launched 171807, 1830 converted to a ship sloop, 1833 reconverted to a brig sloop (16), 1845 BU], Procris
[launched 12/1806, 1815 sold], Royalist [launched 1/1807, 1819 sold], Primrose [launched 8/1807, 1809
wrecked], Foxhound [launched 11/1806, commissioned 5/1807, 1809 foundered], Derwent [launched 5/1807,
1817 sold], Eclair [ex Pelican, launched 7/1807, 1823 converted to a ship sloop, 1831 BU], Eclipse [launched
8/1807, 1815 sold], Barracouta [launched 7/1807, fitting out 1807, commissioned 9/1807, 1815 sold], Nautilus
[launched 8/1807, 1823 BU], Pilot [launched 8/1807, 1828 sold], Sparrowhawk [launched 8/1807, 1824
converted to a ship sloop, 1834 reconverted to a brig sloop (16), 1841 sold], Zenobia [launched 10/1807, 1835
sold], ...) british brig sloops, 2x6pdr, 16x32pdr carronades, further vessels see ‘cruizer’
Cruizer: brigg 1818 30,48x9,45x3,66
Cruizer: british screw corvette, launched 1852 (17)
Crusader: yacht 1927
C.S.M. 8: dutch tug, launched 19.., 1940 german C 227 Mo, 1943 Arbeitsboot 21
CTW Grateful: 1978
Cuba,34. (spanish Pomona taken on 23 8/1806. sold 1817)
Cuba: cuban sloop, launched 10.8.1911, CONWAY 1922-46
Cockoo,4. schooner. (1806 Yarmouth. 78bm. wrecked 1810) 1807
Cuckoo-class (Cuckoo,...) 4x12pdr carronades, 71 tons, british, weak, unseaworthy, cutters
Cuillin Sound: repair ship 1945
Cuirass: 1915, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Culloden: british smack (transport/guard ship) launched 1746
Culloden: launched 9/1747, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr, 1770 sold, british
Culloden-class/Thunderer-class (Culloden [launched 5/1775, 1781 wrecked], Thunderer [launched 11/1783, 1814 BU],
Venerable [launched 1784. wrecked 1804],...) british, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr
Culloden: (80) 1783 british
Cumberland: 80 guns 1695 british, 1707 french Le Cumberland, 1715 genoese, later spanish Principe de Asturias, 1718 british,
1720 austrian-neapolitan San Carlo
Cumberland: 80 guns 1710 british, bug in HOWARD S.196
Cumberland: launched 7/1739 (rebuilt), 1748 cut down to (66), 1760 foundered, british, 26x32pdr, 26x12pdr, 24x6pdr, 4x6pdr
Cumberland: british sloop, ex mercantile, purchased 29.6.1739, 1742 BU, (8)
Cumberland: british (74) launched 1774, BU 1805
Cumberland: american (16x6pdr), launched 1777, taken by RN 1779, renamed Rover, 13.9.1780 taken by french, 2/81 retaken
by british, later wrecked
Cumberland: schooner, purchased by RN 1803, 1804-09 french, 1810 sold
Cumberland: british (74) launched 1807, commissioned 1807, hulk 1830
Cumberland: british (70) launched 1842
Cumberland: US corvette (24), launched 1856?, sunk 1862
Cumbria: 1895, british tug
Cun
Cuore di Gesù: italian motor schooner, commissioned as naval vessel Pantelleria 1.7.1915
Cupid: (14), purchased by RN 1777, 1778 foundered
Cuq
Curaçao: 1826
Curacoa: british screw frigate, launched 1854 (31)
Curaçoa
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Curieux,18. (built in 1802. cut out on 4 February 1804. lost 1809) as captured she was armed with 16x6-pounders.
Curieux: (16) ex french Bearnais captured by RN on 14 .12.1809. sold 1814
Curieux-class (Curieux 1861, Diamant 1862) french sloops
Curlew,16. (purchased 1803. sold 1810) 1805
Curlew: US privateer, launched 1812, 2x6pdr, 16x18pdr carronades, taken 1812/13 by RN, renamed Columbia, 1820 sold
Curlew: (18) 1812 launched, ‘cruizer’, sold 1822, commissioned 1814, 1823 british merchant brig, opium clipper
Curlew,10. (1830 Woolwich. 'cherokee.' BU 1849) 1830
Curlew: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (9)
Curlew-class (Curlew 1886, Landrail 1887) british gunboats
Currituck-class (Currituck [AV-7, commissioned 1944], Norton Sound [AV-11, commissioned 1/1945, 1964 guided missile
trials ship AVM-1], Pine Island [AV-12, commissioned 1945], Salisbury Sound [AV-13, ex Puget Sound,
commissioned 1945]) US seaplane carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
Curtatone: sardinian, later italian (4) gunboat, launched 1860
Curtatone-class (Volturno 1889, Curtatone 1890) italian gunboats
Curtatone-class (Calatafimi (CM) [commissioned 24.5.1924, 1943 german TA 15 soon TA 19], Castelfidardo (CD)
[commissioned 7.3.1924, 1943 german TA 16, GRÖNER 2], Curtatone (CT) [commissioned 21.6.1923],
Monzambano (MB) [commissioned 4.6.1924]) italian destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK,
CONWAY 1906-21
Curtiss-class (Curtiss [AV-4, commissioned 1940], Albemarle [AV-5, commissioned 1940, converted to helicopter-repairship
Corpus Christie Bay T-ARVH-1, commissioned 1965, 160,8x21,1x5,8, 18kn]) seaplane carriers, ZEICHNUNG IN
MARINEARSENAL IX
Curubas: russian tug 1914, 1916 minesweeper T-254, 1917 T-354, ...
Cushing-class (Campbell [officially James Campbell, launched 9.7.1853, 1875 mercantile whaler Pedro Varela], Cushing
[officially Caleb Cushing, launched 12.7.1853], Davis [1862 hospital ship], Dobbin [launched 13.7.1853, 1881
merchant John L. Thomas], Marcy, McClelland [launched 11.7.1853, 1861 louisianian Pickens]) US revenue
topsail schooners, 1x30pdr (Campbell 1861), 1x32pdr, 1x12pdr (Cushing 1863), 1x32pdr (Dobbin 1861)
Cushing TB-1: US torpedo boat, commissioned 22.4.1890, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Custoza: kuk battleship, commissioned 18.9.1874, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Cutlass-class (Tecunuman [guatemalan, commissioned 1972], Kaibilbalam [guatemalan, commissioned 1972], Azumanche
[guatemalan, commissioned 1972], Tzacol [guatemalan, commissioned 10.3.1976], Bitol [guatemalan,
commissioned 4.4.76], Gucumaz [guatemalancommissioned 1981], ...) coastal patrol craft
Cuttle:
Cutty Sark: clipper 1870 commissioned, 1880 Takelage changed, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cutty Sark: yacht 1920
Cya
Cybele: mine destructor vessel, completed 5/1944, sister to Cyrus
Cyclone-class (Cyclone 1898, Bourrasque 1902, Rafale 1902, Borée 1901, Tramontane 1901) french torpedo boats, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 3
Cyclone-class (Cyclone PC-1 [commissioned 1993], PC-2, PC-3, PC-4, PC-5, PC-6, PC-7, PC-8, PC-9, PC-10, PC-11, PC-12,
PC-13, PC-14) US patrol craft, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cyclop: launched 1908, tug, 1915 liason vessel B
Cyclop: german submarine salvage and repair ship 1918, CONWAY 1906-21
Cyclops: british paddle corvette, launched 1839 (6)
Cyclops: (34) british 1779
Cyclops-class (Cyclops [commissioned 4.5.1877], Gorgon [commissioned 19.3.1874], Hecate [commissioned 24.5.1877], Hydra
[commissioned 31.5.1876]) british coastal monitors, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1, IM KOPIENORDNER
Cydnus,38. (1813 Blackwall. BU 1816) she was built of pine. 1814
Cyelse 1912
Cygne: french brig, launched 1824, 20x24pdr carronades (‘brick-de guerre’ of Paris Commission built 1828-30)
Cygnet: 1585, mehr in 5000 JAHRE 50
Cygnet. cutter. (purchased 1796)
Cygnet,10. (1819 launched. ‘cherokee’ sold 1835) 1820
Cygnet,8, (1840 Woolwich. BU 1877) 1842
Cygnet (18) sloop british 1776
Cynthia: launched 2/1796, 16x6pdr, 14 swivels, 1809 BU, IM KOPIENORDNER, sliding keel
Cynthia,6 (purchased 1826. wrecked 1827) packet brig
Cynthia-class (Coquette [commissioned 11/1899], Cynthia [commissioned 6/1899], Cygnet [commissioned 2/1900])
[Thornycroft 30-knotters] british destroyer, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Cyrene,20. (1814 Bideford. sold 1828) 1815
Cyrene AGP-13: US, 1944
Cyrnos: french passenger ship, launched 3/1929, 1940 guard vessel P 2, 1940 german, 1943 SG 13, 1944 minelayer M 6063,
1947 Cyrnos, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
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Cyrus-class (Cyrus [launched 8/1813, 1814 fitting out, 1823 sold], Levant [launched 12/1813, in service 1814, 1815 briefly in
US hands, 1820 BU], Medina, Carron [1813 launched. commissioned 1814, lost 1820], Leven [launched 1813.
commissioned 1815, survey vessel 1820. hospital ship 1827], Slaney [launched 1813], Tay [launched 11/1813,
1816 wrecked], Spey [launched 1/1814, 1822 sold], Larne [launched 3/1814, 1820 sold], Bann [launched 6/1814,
1829 sold], ...)
Cyrus: mine destructor vessel, completed 5/1944, sister to Cybele
Cyrus Field 1924
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D-type (Koryu) (Ha 77 [prototype, completed 1/45], ...) japanese midget submarines, about 116 built 1944-1945, IM
KOPIENORDNER
D-class (Duncan [commissioned 5.4.1933, leader], Dainty [commissioned 3.1.1933], Daring [commissioned 24.11.1932], Decoy
[commissioned 4.4.1933], Defender [commissioned 28.10.1932], Delight [commissioned 30.1.1933], Diamond
[commissioned 2.11.1932], Diana [commissioned 20.12.1932], Duchess [commissioned 24.1.1933]) british destroyers,
schwach, IM KOPIENORDNER
D-class (D 1 [commissioned 17/18.3.47], D 2 [commissioned 23.5.51/20.4.51], D 3 [commissioned 20.2.1954]) spanish
D 1: german torpedo boat 1887 (commissioned as D 2), 1905 Carmen (stationary yacht), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
D 1: british submarine, commissioned 9/1909, D-class, CONWAY 1906-21
D 2: german torpedo boat 1887 (commissioned as D 1), 1902 Alice Roosevelt (stationary yacht), 1914 D 2
D 2: british submarine, commissioned 29.3.11, D-class, CONWAY 1906-21
D 2: soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, built 1938-40, became subchaser MO-...
D 3: german torpedo boat 1888, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
D 3-type (LD [prototype, trials 1939-40, commissioned 1940], No 11 [commissioned 1941], TKA 76 [1946 polish Tp 1], TKA
116 [1946 polish Tp 2], ...) soviet motor torpedo boats, 1939 start of serial production, 73 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
D 3-class (436, ...) bulgarian landing craft, 9 built 1954
D 4: german torpedo boat 1888
D 4:soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, built 1940
D 5: british submarine, launched 8/1911, completed 19.01.1912, D-class, CONWAY 1906-21
D 9: german torpedo boat 1894, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2 („Sturmvogel“)
D 10: german torpedo boat 1898, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2 („Schlingerpott“)
D 1051: united arab emirates dving tender, built 1987
Daa
Dabur-class (Baradero [argentine, delivered 1978], Barranqueras [argentine, delivered 1978], Corinda [argentine, delivered
1978], Concepcion del Uruguay [argentine, delivered 1978], ... [1991 chilean Grumete Diaz], ... [1991 chilean
Grumete Salinas], ... [1991 chilean Grumete Tellez], ... [1991 chilean Grumete Bravo], ... [1991 chilean Grumete
Campos], ... [1991 chilean Grumete Bolados], CG 10 [nicaraguan, delivered 1978], CG 11 [nicaraguan, delivered
1978], CG 12 [nicaraguan, delivered 1978], CG 13 [nicaraguan, delivered 1978], ) 34 israeli coastal patrol craft,
built 1973-77
Dacotah: US screw ship (6), launched 1859, fitting out 1860
Dad
Daedalus,32. (1780 launched. BU 1811)
Daedalus,38. (Venetian Corona taken in 3/1811. wrecked 1813)
Daedalus,46. (1826 Sheerness. 20 guns 1843. drill ship 1862)
Daerwood: RCN 1944 (MMS)
Daffodil: british train ferry, launched 1917, in world war 2 british LSS (landing ship, stern chute), CONWAY 1922-46
Dagmar: danish sloop, launched 11/1861
Dagmar: russian harbour vessel 1870
Dago-class (Kotka No 256 [became seaplane tender Lietchik ??], Kronshlot No 123, Seskar No 124, Dago No 118) russian
torpedo boats laid down 1890, launched 1890-91, commissioned 1890-91, IM KOPIENORDNER
„Dagu-A“: chinese air cussion landing vehicle, built about 1980
Dahlgren-class (Dahlgren TB-9 [commissioned 16.6.1900, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 4], Craven TB-10 [commissioned
9.6.1900]) US torpedo boats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Dahlström: launched 1887, 1914 german auxiliary minelayer, 19.. tug Condor
Daihatsu (LB-D): japanese landing craft, built 1935-45, IM KOPIENORDNER
119
Daim: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1849
Daino: launched 1844, (8) brigg, sardinian, later italian
Daino: as italian guard dhow 1910-1914 in service
Daio-class (Daio [launched 19.6.73], Muroto [launched 5.8.74]) japanese large patrol vessels
Dairycoates: british merchant 1926, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Dajiang-class (Changyingdao J 121, 302, 506) chinese repair ships, launched 1973-77, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dak
Dale: US sloop (16), launched 1839, 1895 to the militia, 1904 Oriole, 1906 revenue service, HOWARD S.231
Dale Castle: british tug, 1909
Dalero-class (Dalerö [commissioned 21.9.1984], Sandhamn [commissioned 5.12.1984], Osthammar [commissioned 1.3.1985])
swedish patrol boats
Dalkeith: british tug, 1928
Dalmate: french (74) 1808, shortly named Hector 1814-15
Dalmatia: german steamer, commissioned 25.8.1905, 1906 Rio Pardo, 1917 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 4, 1919 british,
1921 Cit of Alexandria, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Dalmazia: 6468ts, built 1920
Dalmazia (A-5367): italian water tanker 1923
Dalmazia: combi-freighter 1970s?, ZEICHNUNG IN CURTI
Damen-class (PL 60 [commissioned 2/1980], PL 61 [commissioned 2/1980], PL 62 [commissioned 2/1980], PL 63
[commissioned 8.9.1980], PL 64 [commissioned 8.9.1980], PL 65 [commissioned 8.9.1980, named Cetus], PL 66
[commissioned 8.9.1980, named Dorado], PL 67 [commissioned 1981], PL 68 [commissioned 1981], PL 69
[commissioned 1981]) hong kong coastal patrol craft
Damen Mk. 3-class (PL 70, PL 71, PL 72, PL 73, PL 74, PL 75, PL 76, PL 77, PL 78, PL 79, PL 80, PL 81, PL 82, PL 83, PL
84) hong kong coastal patrol craft, built 1984-85
Damen Polycat 1450-type (Q 31 [qatar, delivered 1980], Q 32 [qatar, delivered 1980], Q 33 [qatar, delivered 1980], Q 34 [qatar,
delivered 1980], Q 35 [qatar, delivered 1980], Q 36 [qatar, delivered 1980], ) coastal patrol craft
Damrong Rachanuphat-class (Damrong Rachanuphat [delivered 1969], Lopburi Ramas [delivered 1972]) thai police coastal
patrol craft, german Hameln-type
Dan: russian tug 1908
Danaé, La: french frigate, launched 1756, 30x12pdr, 8x6pdr, taken by RN 3/1759, renamed Danae, 1771 BU
Danaé, La: french frigate, launched 1763, 26x9pdr, 6x6pdr, taken by RN 1779, renamed Danae, 1797 sold
Danae,20. (french Vaillante captured on 7 8/1798. handed over to the french 1800)
Danaé: french screw frigate (36) converted 1857
Danae-class (Danae [commissioned 18.7.1918, 1944-46 polish Conrad], Dauntless [commissioned 26.11.1918], Dragon
[commissioned 10.8.1918, 1943 polish Dragon], second group: Delhi [commissioned 31.5.1919], Despatch
[commissioned 2.6.1922], Diomede [commissioned 24.4.1922], Dunedin [commissioned 13.9.1919], Durban
[commissioned 1.9.1921]) (D-class) british light cruisers, CONWAY 1906-21, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM
2.WK, IM KOPIENORDNER
Danaj
Danbjörn-class (Danbjörn [launched 1966], Isbjörn [launched 1969]) danish icebreakers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dance-class (Cotillion group: Cotillion [ex T 92], Minuet [ex T 93], Coverley [ex Roger de Coverley], Quadrille, Hornpipe,
Mazurka, Gavotte group: Gavotte, Sarabande, Pirouette, Tarantella [ex T 95], Fandango [ex T 98], Morris Dance [ex
T 99], Step Dance [ex ET 11], Sword Dance [ex ET 10]) british tunnel minesweepers, commissioned from 1917 on,
Dance-class (Cotillion [T.104, commissioned 13.6.41], Coverley [T.106, commissioned 8/41], Fandango [T-107, commissioned
7/40], Foxtrot [T.109, launched 23.4.40], Gavotte [T.115, commissioned 8/40, 1946 italian DR 312], Hornpipe
[T.120, commissioned 9/40, 1946 italian DR 316], Morris Dance [T.117, commissioned 10/40], Mazurka [T.30,
commissioned 2/41, 1946 belgian], Minuet [T.131, commissioned 6/41, 1946 italian DR 307], Pirouette [T.39,
commissioned 30.8.40], Polka [T.139, commissioned 17.6.41], Quadrille [T.133, commissioned 7/41], Rumba
[T.122, commissioned 11/40], Sarabande [T.132], Sword Dance [T.132, commissioned 1/41], Tango [T.146,
commissioned 4/41], Tarantella [T.142, commissioned 5/41, 2/43 Two Step, 1946 italian DR 308], Valse [T.151,
commissioned 5/41], Veleta [T.130, commissioned 6/41], Saltarelo [1946 portuguese Salvador Correia]) british
minesweeping trawlers
Dandolo 1910
Danebrog/Dannebrog: 1692, HOWARD S.124
Dania: steamer, commissioned 14.3.1905, 1915 mine barrier breaker SP 1, 1921 Tsad, 1924 italian Assunzione, 1926 french
Caramanie
Daniel Dick: 1930
Danmark: danish battleship 1864, built as Santa Maria bzw. Glasgow für CSA
Danmark: railroad ferry 1922, IM KOPIENORDNER
Danmark 1931, oil tanker
Danmark: danish sail training ship, launched 19.11.32, 1959 rebuilt
Dannebrog: danish battleship (72), launched 9/1850, screw ship 1864
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Dannebrog: danish royal yacht, launched 1879
Dannebrog: danish royal yacht, commissioned 1931, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Dannemark,74. (taken 1807. sold 1815) 1808 refitting.
Dante Alighieri: italian battleship, commissioned 15.1.1913, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1906-21
Danton-class (Danton [commissioned 1.6.1911], Condorcet [commissioned 25.7.1911], Diderot [commissioned 1.8.1911],
Voltaire [commissioned 1.8.1911], Mirabeau [commissioned 1.8.1911], Verginiaud [commissioned 22.9.1911])
french battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Dantzig french (74) 1807 (as Illustre built)  Achille 1814-15  dutch as Dantzig 1815
Danube french (74) 1808
Danube II 1910 tug
Danube V tug, 1935
Danube VI: tug, 1935
Danzig: 1825, inshore gunboat, 2x24pdr, 1x25pdr mortar, 2x12pdr carronades, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Danzig: paddle corvette 1853, 1863 british Eagle, 1864 japanese Kwaiten, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Danzig: tug 1938, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dao
Daphne: (30) british launched 3/1776, 1795-97 french, 1802 sold
Daphne,20. (1776 Woolwich. sold 1802) captured by the french on 22.12.1794 and retaken on 28.12.1797.
Daphne-class (D-class) (Daphne D 1 [commissioned 1926], Dryaden D 2 [commissioned 1927]) danish submarines, CONWAY
1922-46
Daphne-class (Daphne, Dryaden, Havmanden, Havfruen, Najaden, Nymfen, Neptun, Ran, Rota) danish patrol boats,
commissioned 1961-65
Daphne-class (Daphne [commissioned 1.6.1964], Diane [commissioned 20.6.1964], Doris [commissioned 26.8.1964], Eurydice
[commissioned 9/1964], Flore [commissioned 21.5.1964], Galatee [commissioned 25.7.1964], Minerve
[commissioned 10.6.1964], Junon [commissioned 25.2.1966], Venus [commissioned 1.1.1966], Psyche
[commissioned 7.6.1970], Sirene [commissioned 3.9.1970], Hangor [pakistani, commissioned 12.1.1970],
Shushuk [pakistani, commissioned 12.1.1970], Mangro [pakistani, commissioned 8.8.1970] Albacora [portuguese,
commissioned 1.10.1967], Barracuda [portuguese, commissioned 4.5.1968], Cachalote [portuguese, commissioned
25.1.1969, 1975 pakistani Ghazi], Delfim [portuguese, commissioned 1.10.1969], Maria van Riebeeck [southafrican Maria van Riebeeck-class, commissioned 22.6.1970], Emily Hobhouse [south-african Maria van Riebeeckclass, commissioned 25.1.1971], Johanna van der Merwe [south-african Maria van Riebeeck-class, commissioned
21.7.1971], Delfin [spanish, commissioned 3.5.1983], Marsopa [spanish, commissioned 12.4.1975], narval
[spanish, commissioned 22.11.1975], Tonina [spanish, commissioned 10.7.1973]) french patrol submarines,
Dapper-class (Biter, Boxer, Clinker, Cracker, Dapper [1855 Blackwall. 3/55, tender to Colossus. 108'x22'x6'9". hulk 1885],
Fancy, Grinder, Hind, Jasper, Jackdaw, Lark, Magpie, Redwing, Skylark, Snap, Starling, Stork, Swinger, Thistle,
Weazel) british gunboats
Dapper: 1915
Daq
Darda:1911
Daressalam: launched 8/1906, tug
Darfeel-class (Darfeel, Noor El Bahr) egyptian motor boat, built 1925
Darien: french paddle frigate (14) launched 1842
Daring,12. gunbrig launched 1804. destroyed 1813) 1805
Daring british brigg, launched 4/1844, 31,7x9,55x4,57, 2x18pdr, 10x32pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER, HOWARD S.249
Daring-class (Daring [commissioned 2/1895], Decoy [commissioned 6/1895]) [Thornycroft 26-knotters] british DD
Daring-class (Daring [D.05, commissioned 8.3.1952], Dainty [D.108, commissioned 26.2.1953], Decoy ex Dragon [D.106,
commissioned 28.4.1953, 1970 peruvian Ferre], Defender ex Dogstar [D.114, commissioned 5.12.1952], Delight
ex Disdain ex Ypres [D.119, commissioned 9.10.1953], Diamond [D.35, commissioned 21.2.1952], Diana ex
Druid [D.126, commissioned 29.3.1954, 1970 peruvian Palacios, CONWAY 1947-95], Duchess [D.154,
commissioned 23.10.1952, 1964 RAN]) british destroyer, IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1947-95
Daring-class (Daring [maiden voyage 7/2007, due commissioned 2009], Dauntless [handed over 12/2009, commissioned 2010],
Diamon [launched 11/2007], Dragon [launched 11/2008], Defender [launched 11/2009] british destroyers, Type
45
Dark-class (..., Vasama 1 [finnish gunboat, built 1955-57, 2x4,0, 4DC, mines], Vasama 2 [finnish gunboat, built 1955-57, 2x4,0,
4DC, mines], T 201 [burmese, built as PTS 101, completed 1956/57], T 202 [burmese, built as PTS 102, completed
1956/57], T 203 [burmese, built as PTS 103, completed 1956/57], T 204 [burmese, built as PTS 104, completed
1956/57], T 205 [burmese, built as PTS 105, completed 1956/57], ...) british interchangeable motor torpedo/gun
boats
Darkdale: 1940, oil tanker
Dar Pomorza: polish sail training ship ex Prinzess Eitel Friedrich, see there
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Dart: british, bow and stern the same shape and could anchor from either end. so sharp in her construction that the midships
section resembled a wedge. this resulted in poor stability and she was unsafe in a windian launched 1796, 24x32pdr
carronades, 2-4x32pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dart: (10x12pdr carronades) british cutter, ex mercantile Belerina?, launched 1809, acquired 1810, lost 1813
Dart: british revenue cutter (customs) purchased 1810, built 1809, 1831 still in service
Dart,3. brigantine. (1847 Sheerness. harbour service 1863. BU 1875) 1848
Dart: 1927 tug
Dartmouth: british 50 guns 1698
Dartmouth, T3-S-A1, laid down as Esso Portland (I)
Dasher-class (Dasher [launched 1797, 1818 hulked, lent to committee for distressed seamen, 1820 fitted for army service , 1822
laid up, 1826 convict ship, 1826 BU], Driver [launched 1797, 1824 hulked, coal depot, BU 1834]) 16x24pdr
carronades, british ship sloops, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dasher: merchant vessel, purchased by RN 10/1803, fitted as bomb 1803, renamed Thunder, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar,
8x24pdr carronades, sold 1814
Dat Assawari: libyan frigate, commissioned 1.2.1973, Vosper Thornycroft Mk. 7, CONWAY 1947-95
Dat Meerswin: cog 1475, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Dauntless,18. praam. (1804 Hull. taken 1807) 1805. carries 22 guns
Dauntless: british screw frigate, launched 1847 (24)
Dauphin: french iron paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1847
Dauphine, La: 1736, french flagship-galley
Dauphine: ex french, taken by RN 1780, storeship, 1783 sold
Dauphin Royal: 1752 (70) french, detail in MONDFELD S.49 for identification
Dauphin Royal: french (118) 1791, 1792 Sans Culotte, 1795 Orient, blown up 1798
Dauphin Royal: schooner. (purchased 1796)
David: CSA submerible T-boat 1863, IM KOPIENORDNER
Davis-class (Davis TB-12 [commissioned 10.5.1899], Fox TB-13 [commissioned 8.7.1899]) US torpedo boat
Davout: french protected cruiser 1891, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Daw
Dax
Daybreak: british merchant 1918, Ralph Hall caine, hospital ship Allochy in world war 2
Dazhi: chinese repair ship, launched 1963, IM KOPIENORDNER
Db
DB-class () soviet motor launches, aka PAB-1220 coastal battery class, project 165
Dc
Dd
DD/STK DD: soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, built 1942-43
Deak: 1880 british steamer
Deal Castle: british, launched 1697, 1706 taken by the french, (1703: 20x6pdr, 4x4pdr)
Deal Castle: british sloop, launched 4/1727, sold 1747
Deal Castle/Deale Castle: (24) 6th Rate. launched 1756, lost 1780
Dealey-class (Almirante Pereira da Silva [portuguese, Da Silva-class, commissioned 20.12.1966, CONWAY 1947-95],
Almirante Gago Coutinho [portuguese, Da Silva-class, commissioned 29.11.1967, CONWAY 1947-95],
Almirante Magalhaes Correa [portuguese, Da Silva-class, commissioned 4.11.1968, CONWAY 1947-95], ...) US
frigates
Deba-class (851 [commissioned 1990], 852, 853) polish landing craft, built 1987-91, project 716, CONWAY 1947-95
Decade
Decision tug, 1942
Decouverte: ex french Eclipse/Encounter, brig/schooner, 2x6pdr, 8/...x12pdr carronades, taken 1806 by RN, 1808/1816 sold
Decouverte: british schooner, around 1815
Decoy,10. cutter (1810. captured 1814) 1810
Decrés: french cruiser 1868, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Dédaigneuse, La: french frigate, launched 1797, 26x12pdr, 2x12pdr + 10x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x24pdr carronades, taken
1/1801 by RN, renamed Dedaigneuse, described as a fine frigate, hulk 1810, sold 1823
Dedalo: spanish balloon- seaplane tender (ex german freighter Neuenfels, launched 1901) 1922, up to 1 airship, 2 balloons, 25
aircraft, 2x10,5 2x5,7
Dee: british paddle sloop, launched 1832 (4)
Deepdale Wyke: 1928, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Defence,74. (1763 Plymouth. wrecked 1811) erst 1784 (?) in service
Defence: british revenue cutter (customs) 1796, (8)
Defence,74. (1815 launched. burnt 1857) 1816
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Defence-class (Defence [commissioned 2.12.1861], Resistance [commissioned 2.7.1862]) british armoured frigates, CONWAY
1860-1905 Bd. 1
Defender,12. gunboat. (1797 Limehouse. disposed of 1802) fitted with a sliding keel and armed with 10x18-pounder carronades
and 2x24-pounders. 1799
Defender,14. gunbrig. (1804 Chester. wrecked 1809) 1807
Defender,8. (french privateer Bonne Marseilles captured on 10.12.1809. described as one of the fastest vessels out of Boulogne.
sold 1814)
Defender 1972
Defiance: british 60/64 guns 1695
Defiance: british, launched 1707 (rebuilt?), 1729 BU/great repair?, 24*18pdr , 26*9pdr , 14*6pdr, 1716: 24x24pdr, 26x9pdr,
10x6pdr
Defiance: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 9/1730 (rebuilt), 1742 hulked
Defiance british 60/64 guns 1744
Defiance: british 64 guns launched 8/1772, 1780 lost
Defiance: british (81) completed 1861
Deggendorf: german riverine passenger craft 1925, 1928 tug Paul, 1938 conversion: FHR 1 (auxiliary riverine minesweeper),
1939 tug Paul, ...ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Dego:
Deh
De Halve Maen: dutch expeditionary vessel 1606
De Havilland Marine Series 9209 (PC 326 [filipino, commissioned 20.11.1974], PC 327 [filipino, commissioned ], PC 328
[filipino, commissioned ], PC 329 [filipino, commissioned ], PC 330 [filipino, commissioned
], PC 331 [filipino, commissioned 8.2.1975]) coastal patrol craft
De Havilland Capricornia-type () fast patrol craft
De Hoop: 1931, balloon vessel in world war 2
Dei
Dej
Dekabrist-class/D-class/Series I, project 6 (D 1 [ex Dekabrist, commissioned 18.11.1930], D 2 [ex Narodovolec, commissioned
11.10.1931, 1949 B 2], D 3 [ex Krasnogvardeec, commissioned 14.11.1931], D 4 [ex Jakobinec, commissioned
5.1.1931], D 5 [ex Revoljucioner, commissioned 17.5.1931, 1949 B 32], D 6 [ex Spartakovec, commissioned
12.6.1931]) ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Dela-class (Dela, Saheme) ghanaian large patrol craft, built 1973-76, CONWAY 1947-95
Delavar: 1939, tug
Delaware: US ship, 22x12pdr, 6x6pdr, launched 7/1776, 1777 captured by RN, sold 1783
Delaware: US pilot boat, schooner/yacht, captured 1813, presented to RN, renamed Bermuda, 1841 BU
Delaware: US (90: 74x32pdr), launched 21.10.1820, maiden voyage 10.2.1828
Delaware-class (Delaware BB-28 [commissioned 4.4.1910], North Dakota BB-29 [commissioned11.4.1910]) US battleship,
Delfim-class (Delfim, Espardarte, Golginho) portuguese submarines, all commissioned 1935, CONWAY 1922-46
Delfin: launched 1895, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 243, later T 291
Delfin-class (Delfin [1902 Bezstrashni], Kit [1902 Bditelni], Skat [1902 Bezposhtchadni], Kasatka [1902
Bezshumni/Beschumnii]) russian destroyers 1900, IM KOPIENORDNER
Delfin: ex 150 ex 113, russian submarine, completed 1904, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Delfin-class (Delfin, Dorado, Gaviota) spanish fishery protection vessels, built 1910-11
Delfin-class (Delfin [launched 1911, delivered 1912, french 1917-18], Xifias [launched 1912, delivered 1912, french 1917-18])
greek submarines
Delfinen: danish torpedo boat, launched 1883
Delfinen: swedish submarine, launched 1914
Delfinen-class (Delfinen [commissioned 22.4.36], Nordkaparen [commissioned 16.10.36], Springaren [commissioned 3.8.37])
swedish submarine
Delfinen-class (Delfinen [commissioned 16.9.1958], Spaekhuggeren [commissioned 27.6.1959], Tumleren [commissioned
15.1.1960], Springeren [commissioned 22.10.1964]) dansih submarines, german Typ 207, CONWAY 1947-95,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Delfino aka Delfino-Pullino or Pullino: italian submarine 1896 ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK (1896 & 1905),
CONWAY 1906-21
Delfinul: romanian submarine 1931 completed, modified, commissioned 1936, 1944 soviet TS 4, 1945 returned, 6x53,34 TT,
1x10,16, CONWAY 1922-46
Delhi-class (Delhi [commissioned 4.6.1993], Mysore [launched 1993, 1995 fitting out], Bangalore, ...) indian destroyers
Delia: german transport, commissioned 7/1929, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 62, 1941 Sperrbrecher 162
Delia: swedish transport, commissioned 20.5.1943, intended as german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 186, 1949
belgian Marguerite, 1966 greek Zacharias Z, 1972 cypriotic
Delicia: roll-on/roll-off ship, 1984 converted to sri lankan surveillance command ship Wickrama P 716
Delphin: german midget-submarines 1944, see U ..., ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
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Delphin-class (821, 822, 823, 824, 825, 826, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835, 836) east german coastal patrol craft, commissioned
16.11.1953-24.7.54
Delphinen: danish brig sloop, built 1805, captured 1807 by RN, renamed Mondovi later Delphinen, wrecked 1808, 2x6pdr,
14x24pdr carronades
„Delta I“-class (K-279 [commissioned 22.12.1972], K-447 [commissioned 1973], K-450 [commissioned 1973], K-385
[commissioned 1974], K-457 [commissioned 1974], K-453 [commissioned 1974], K-460 [commissioned
1975], K-472 [commissioned 1975], K-475 [commissioned 1975], K-171 [commissioned 1976], K-366
[commissioned 1974], K-417 [commissioned 1974], K-477 [commissioned 1975], K-497 [commissioned
1975], K-500 [commissioned 1976], K-512 [commissioned 1976, 1988-1991 named 70 Let VLKSM], K-523
[commissioned 1977], K-530 [commissioned 1977]) soviet strategic submarines, project 667B Murena,
CONWAY 1947-95 1947-95
„Delta II“-class (K-92 [commissioned 17.12.1975], K-182 [commissioned 20.9.1975, 1977-91 named Shestidesyatiletie
Velikogo Oktyabrya], K-193 [commissioned 30.12.1975], K-421 commissioned 30.12.1975]) soviet strategic
submarines, project 667BD Murena-M, CONWAY 1947-95 1947-95
„Delta III“-class (K-44 [commissioned 1979], K-129 [commissioned 1981], K-180 [commissioned 1980], K-211 [commissioned
1980], K-223 [commissioned 1980], K-424 [commissioned 1977], K-433 [commissioned 1981], K-441
[commissioned 12/1976], K-449 [commissioned 1977], K-455 [commissioned 1978], K-487 [commissioned
1978], K-490 [commissioned 1978], K-496 [commissioned 1979], K-506 [commissioned 1979]) soviet
strategic submarines, project 667BDR Kalmar, CONWAY 1947-95 1947-95
„Delta IV“-class (K-18 [commissioned 9/1991], Imeni 26 Sézda KPSS [commissioned 29.12.1985, 1992 K-51], K-64
[commissioned 2/1988], K-84 [commissioned 2/1986], K-114 [commissioned 1/1989], K-117 [commissioned
3/1990], K-407 [commissioned 20.2.1992]) soviet strategic submarines, project 667BDRM Delfin, CONWAY
1947-95 1947-95
Deltagas: special tanker 1975, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Demerara: (6) british schooner, ex Anna?, purchased 1804. taken 1804 by french privateer
Demerara: ex french Cosmopolite? privateer, (14) brig, taken/acquired/... 1806, 1813 sold
Demetrio Salamanca: colombian gunboat, launched 1920s
Democrata-class (Democrata launched 1875], Mexico [launched 11/1874]) mexican gunboats
Democratia-class (Democratia [1993 Vice Admiral Mihai Gavrilescu], Descatusaria [1993 Vice Admiral Ioan Balanescu],
Desrobiera [1993 Vice Admiral Emil Grecescu], Dreptates [1993 Vice Admiral Ioan Georgescu]) ex german M
Boot 43 or 40 minesweepers in romanian service or romanian built ??, converted to oil 1951, converted 197683, rerated as corvettes
Demologos: first steam powered warship, 20x32pdr, 1815 trials, 1829 exploded, look not definitively known,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Demosfen-class (Iset, Kivach, Klyazma, Kuban, Luga [1918 finnish], Demosfen [ ex merchant, launched 1902, renamed
Pripyat], Sejm, Selenga, Terek) russian net layers, launched 1917, CONWAY 1906-21
Denbydale 1941, oil tanker
Denia: british merchant schooner, 1846 opium clipper, built 1840
Denmark: royal yacht, launched 8/1785, british built, presented to danish 10/1785, 1807 returned, renamed Prince Frederick,
1816 sloop Princess Amelia, 1818 sold
Denver-class (Denver C-14 [commissioned 17.5.1904, 1920 PG-28], Des Moines C-15 [commissioned 5.3.1904, 1920 PG-29],
Chattanooga C-16 [commissioned 11.10.1904, 1920 PG-30], Galveston C-17 [commissioned 15.2.1905, 1920
PG-31], Tacoma C-18 [commissioned 30.1.1904, 1920 PG-32], Cleveland C-19 [commissioned 2.11.1903, 1920
PG-33]) US cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Dependance: ex american, galley, taken 1776 by RN, 1786 sold
Deptford british 50 guns 1700
Deptford british 50 guns 1719
Deptford: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 9/1732, razed (50) 1752, sold 1767
Deptford: british transport, 1784 - BU 1816
Deptford (8) tender british 1788
Deptford´s Prize: ex spanish, 8x4pdr, 10 swivels, taken 23.5.1740 by HMS Deptford, 1744 sold
Derbyshire: british, launched 1935 merchant, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, trooper 1942, LSI(L) 1943
Derfflinger: see Wolkensäule
Derfflinger-class (Derfflinger [commissioned 1.9.1914], Lützow [commissioned 8.8.1915], Hindenburg [commissioned
10.5.1917]) german battle cruiser, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, ZEICHNUNG
IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1906-21
„Dergach“-class (MPK-27 [commissioned 1987, 1992 Bora], MPK-17 [completed 1991]) soviet missile corvette, project 1239
Sivuch
Der Königliche Ernst August: 1848 as Cora launched, 1848 commissioned für german Bundesflotte, 1849 renamed, 1852 british
merchant, 1853 british SS Edinburgh, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
De Ruyter: dutch battleship (74), laid down 1831, 1850 converted (54), launched 1853, 1860 converted to screw ship (45), 1863
converted armoured ship
De Ruyter: dutch light cruiser, commissioned 3.10.1936, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
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Derwent
Derwentdale: built 1941, oil tanker, converted while building into LSG (landing ship, gantry)
Desa
Descartes: french paddle frigate (20) launched 1844
Descartes-class (Descartes [commissioned 7/1896], Pascal [commissioned 1897]) french protected cruiser, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3
Descubierta-class (Cazadora [commissioned 2.7.1981], Descubierta [commissioned 18.11.1978], Diana [commissioned
30.6.1979], Infanta Cristina [commissioned 24.11.1980], Infanta Elena [commissioned 12.4.1980], Vencedora
[commissioned 27.3.1982], El Maouna [moroccan, delivered 10.3.1983, renamed Colonel Errhaman], El Suez
[egyptian, commissioned 21.8.1984, ex spanish Centinela], El Aboukir [egyptian, commissioned 27.10.1984, ex
spanish Serviola]) spanish frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Des Moines-class (Des Moines CA-134 [commissioned 16.11.1948, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER (1961)], Salem CA-139
[commissioned 14.5.49], Newport News CA-148 [commissioned 29.1.1949, ZEICHNUNG IN USNKREUZER (1962)]) USN heavy cruisers, CONWAY 1922-46
Desna-class () soviet space events ships, project 1130
Desna-class () soviet underway replenishment ship, project 1559
De Soto County-class (De Soto County LST-1171 [commissioned 10.6.1958, 1972 italian Grado], Suffolk County LST-1173
[commissioned 15.8.1957], Grant County LST-1174 [commissioned 17.12.1957, 1973 brazilian Duque de
Caxais], York County LST-1175 [commissioned 8.11.1957, 1972 italian Caorle], Graham County LST1176 [commissioned 17.4.1958], Lorain County LST-1177 [commissioned 22.9.1958], Wood County
LST-1178 [commissioned 5.8.1959]) US LST
Despatch: british brigantine, launched 1692 (6x3pdr)
Despatch: US, rebuilt in 1859-60 to screw ship (5) Pocahontas, fitting out 1860
Desperate,6. schooner. (taken 1788. BU 1811)
Desperate,12. gunbrig. (1805 Broadstairs. sold 1814) 1807
Desperate: british screw corvette, launched 1849 (8)
Desperate-class (Desperate [commissioned 2/1897], Fame [commissioned 6/1897], Foam [commissioned 7/1897], Mallard
[commissioned 10/1897]) [Thornycroft 30-knotters] british destroyer, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Dessalines: haitian. corvette, launched 1883, ex refridgerator ship Ethel
Destin: french (74) 1777, burnt 1793, raised later, BU 1807
DÉstienne dÓrves-class aka A 69-class (DÉstienne DÓrves [commissioned 10.9.1976], Amyot DÍnville [commissioned
13.10.1976], Drogou [commissioned 30.9.1976], Jean Moulin [commissioned 11.5.1977],
Quartier-maitre Anquetil [commissioned 4.2.1978], Commandant de Pimodan
[commissioned 20.5.1978], Second-Maitre Le Bihan [commissioned 7.7.1979],
Lieutenant de Vaisseau de Henaff (I) [10/1978 commissioned as argentine Drummond,
built as south-african Good Hope], Lieutenant de Vaisseau de Henaff (II) [commissioned
13.2.1980], Lieutenant de Vaisseau Lavallee [commissioned 16.8.1980], Commandant
L´Herminier (I) [10/1978 commissioned as argentine Guerrico, built as south-african
Transvaal], Commandant L´Herminier (II) [commissioned 19.1.1986], Premier-Maitre
L´Her [commissioned 15.12.1981], Commandant Blaison [commissioned 28.4.1982],
Enseigne de Vaisseau Jacoubet [commissioned 23.10.1982], Commandant Ducuing
[commissioned 17.3.1981], Commandant Birot [commissioned 14.3.1984], Commandant
Bouan [ex Commandant Levasseur, commissioned 11.5.1984], Granville [argentine,
commissioned 22.6.1981]) french corvettes, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Destinn: 1914
Destiny: ex BAT.9 tug, 1942
Destruction: british gunboat, acquired 1815, 1815 sold
Destructor: spanish torpedoboot, commissioned 1/1887, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3 & ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
Determinée, La: french privateer, taken by RN 6/1799, renamed Determinee, wrecked 1803, 18x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr
Detlef Schmidt: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, coastal merchant 1978
Deutschland: launched 10/1847, maiden voyage 10/1847, 1848 renamed Hermann, 1851 Deutschland
Deutschland: launched and maiden voyage 11/1858
Deutschland: german passenger ship, launched 10.1.1900, 1914 prepared for auxiliary cruiser Victoria Luise, 1921 Hansa,
ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Deutschland-class (Deutschland [commissioned 3.8.1906], Hannover [commissioned 1.10.1907], Pommern [commissioned
6.8.1907], Schlesien [commissioned 5.5.1908], Schleswig-Holstein [commissioned 6.7.1908]) german
battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1,
CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1922-46
Deutschland: launched 17.2.1909, 1914 german auxiliary minelayer, 1940 shortly Stralsund, 1946 soviet Aniva, ZEICHNUNG
IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Deutschland-class (Lützow ex Deutschland [commissioned 1.4.1933], Admiral Scheer [commissioned 12.11.1934], Admiral
Graf Spee [commissioned 6.1.1936]) german pocket battle ships, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE
& -KREUZER, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1922-46
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Deutschland: railroad ferry 1953, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Deutschland: west german training ship, trooper, hospital ship, minelayer, launched 5.11.1960, Typ 440, CONWAY 1947-95
Deutschland: ferry 1972, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE & IM KOPIENORDNER
Deux Amis, Les: french privateer schooner, taken by RN 12/1796, 1799 wrecked
Deux Frères french (80) 1784, 1792 Juste, 1794 british
Devastation: british paddle sloop, launched 1841 (6)
Dévastation: panzerbatterie french 1855
Devastation-class (Devastation [commissioned 19.4.1873], Thunderer [commissioned 26.5.1877]) british battleship, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 1
De Vlissinger: dutch cutter 1782
Devonshire: 80 guns, british, launched 4/1692, 1701 BU, 26x24pdr, 28x12pdr, 22x6pdr, 4x3pdr
Devonshire: british 80 guns 1704
Devonshire:british 80 guns 1710
Devonshire: british, launched 7/1745, razed to 70 in 1747, 1772 BU, 26x32pdr, 26x18pdr, 24/28x9pdr, 4x6pdr, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Devonshire: fire ship/explosion vessel, purchased and sunk during 1804.
Devonshire,74. (1812 launched. harbour service 1849) 1814 fitting out, paid off the same year.
Devonshire-class (Antrim [commissioned 23.6.1905], Argyll [commissioned 12/1905], Carnarvon [commissioned 29.5.1905],
Devonshire [commissioned 24.8.1905], Hampshire [commissioned 15.7.1905], Roxburgh [commissioned
5.9.1905]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Devonshire: 1939 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Devotion 1910
Devries (66) 1781 dutch
Dewdale: built 1941, oil tanker, converted while building into LSG (landing ship, gantry)
Dewi Umayi 1981
Dewy Rose 1915, balloon vessel in world war 2
Dexterous,14. gunbrig. (1805 Eling. sold 1816) 1805
Dexterous tug, 1942
De Zeven Provincien: see Zeven Provincien
De Zeven Provincien: dutch coast defence ship, commissioned 6.10.1910, converted to gunnery training ship 1935-6, 1937
reentered service as Soerabaia, CONWAY 1906-21
Dezurnyj: 1904 russian tug
DGzRS-Rettungskutter 7m-class 1971
8,5m-class 1987
9m-class 1999
Dhafeer-class (Dhafeer [commissioned 1.7.1968], Ghadunfar [commissioned 1.7.1968], Hazza [commissioned 1.7.1968],
Durgham [commissioned 7.6.1969], Timsah [commissioned 7.6.1969], Murayjib [commissioned 7.7.1970]) united
arab emirates coastal patrol craft
Dharacottah: 1915, mine tender in world war 2
Dhb
Dhc
Dhd
Dheeb Al Bahar I: omani police patrol boat, commissioned 1984
Dheeb Al Bahar II-class (Dheeb Al Bahar II, Dheeb Al Bahar III) omani police patrol boats, commissioned 1988
Dhf
Dhg
Dhi
Dhj
Dhk
Dhl
Dhm
Dhn
Dhofar-class (Dhofar [commissioned 7.8.1982], Al Sharqiyah [commissioned 5.12.1983], Al Batńah [commissioned
18.1.1984], Mussandam [commissioned 31.3.1989]) omani fast missile attack craft, aka Province-class, , modified
Ramadan-class, CONWAY 1947-95
Dhp
Dhq
Dhr
Dhs
Dht
Dhu
Dhv
Dhw
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Dhx
Dhy
Dhz
Dia Aubel: launched 1911, tug
Diable Marin, Le: russian submarine, 1856
Diadem: british, 64 guns, 1782, troop transport 1815
Diadem: british screw frigate, launched 1856 (32), commissioned 8/1857 (Walker´s great frigates)
Diadem-class (Amphitrite [commissioned 17.9.1901], Andromeda [commissioned 5.9.1899, 1919 training ship Impregnable II,
1931 Defiance], Argonaut [commissioned 19.4.1900], Ariadne [commissioned 5.6.1902], Diadem
[commissioned 19.7.1898], Europa [commissioned 23.11.1899], Niobe [commissioned 6.12.1898], Spartiate
[commissioned 17.3.1903, renamed Fisgard 1915]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Diadème: french (74) 1756, razee Brutus (54) 1792, razee (42) 1794
Diamant H. F. 59: fishery cutter 1893, 1939 german auxiliary minesweeper R 113, 1940 M 3272, 1941 M 3433, 1953 yacht
Diamant
Diamantidi: launched 1895, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 229
Diamond: british 40/44 guns 1709
Diamond: british (38) 1791
Diamond: british (38) 1794 launched and commissioned, BU 1812
Diamond: british (38) 1816 launched and commissioned, burnt 1827
Diamond: (4) hired british schooner dating from 1832, employed on minor operations
Diamond-class (Diamond [launched 8/1848, hulked 1866, renamed Joseph Straker, 1885 sold for BU], Niobe [launched 4/1849,
sold, 1861 prussian, training ship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1]) british corvette, (26x32pdr, 2x20,32)
Diamond Island, T2-SE-A1
Diana: british paddle steamer, 1824 eingesetzt in Burma
Diana,38. (1794 launched. sold 1815) 1794
Diana: british cutter/brig (10x6pdr) purchased 1807, condemned 1810
Diana,46. (launched 1822. hospital ship 1868) 1822. 1833 depot ship
Diana: kuk (29), launched 1834
Diana: launched 1896, 6/16 russian dispatch vessel Voskhod
Diana: launched 1901, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 12 in WWI
Diana: commissioned 19.8.1911, tug, 1934 Walter, ...
Diana: danish coast guard ship, launched 1916
Diana: italian sloop, launched 5/40, employed as fast transport
Diana: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, 1975, container ship
Diane, La: french frigate, launched 1796, taken 1800 by RN, renamed Niobe, 1814 troopship, 1816 BU, 28x18pdr, 2x9pdr +
10x32pdr carronades
Diane-class (Daphné [(Q 108) launched 10/15, commissioned 11/16], Diane [(Q 107) launched 9/16, commissioned 7/17])
french submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
Dick Whittington: 1913, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Dictateur: french (74) 1782, Liberté 1792, burnt by RN 1793, BU 1806
Dictator: US monitor, commissioned 11.11.1864, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Dido: british (28) launched 11/1784. 1800 troopship, hospital hulk 1804, sold 1817
Dido: british merchant, opium clipper, built 1840, in service 1840
Dido-class (Dido [launched 6/1836, commissioned 1836, hulk 1860, sold 1903], Daphne [launched 6/1838, commissioned 1838,
sold 1864, 1865 BU], Calypso [launched 5/1845, 1866 BU]) 18x32pdr. british flush-decked corvette
Dido-class (Bonaventure [commissioned 24.5.1940], Naiad [commissioned 24.7.1940], Phoebe [commissioned 30.9.1940], Dido
[commissioned 30.9.1940], Euryalus [commissioned 30.6.1940], Hermione [commissioned 25.3.1940], Sirius
[commissioned 6.5.1942], Cleopatra [commissioned 5.12.1941], Charybdis [commissioned 3.12.1941], Scylla
[commissioned 12.6.1942], Argonaut [commissioned 8.8.1942]) british anti aircraft cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN
KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46, see also Bellona-class (modified Dido-class)
Didon: 1828 french (60) frigate
Die Guter Erwatung: dutch (8) mercantile, taken 1797, renamed Thunder, british ship rigged bomb, sold 1802
Diez: launched 1909, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 40
Diez de Octubre-class (Diez de Octubre [launched 1911], Veinte y Cuatro de Febrero [launched 1911]) cuban gunboats
Dif
Digby: british armed merchant cruiser, french Artois 11/15-7/17
Dijigit (Djigit): russian screw sloop (klipper), built 1856 (6)
Dikhtau: russian merchant, launched 1907
Dili: portuguese patrol vessel, discarted 1938
Diligence-class (Diligence [launched 11/1795, commissioned 1796, 1800 wrecked], Harpy [launched 2/1796, commissioned
1797, 1817 sold], Hound [launched 3/1796, 1800 foundered], fir built version: Seagull [launched 7/1795,
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1804/5 foundered], kangaroo [launched 9/1795, commissioned 1796, 1802 sold], Camelion/Cameleon
[launched 19/1795, 1811 BU]) british brig sloops, 16x32pdr carronades, later + 2x6pdr chase guns, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Diligence,18. (hired lugger) around 1800
Diligence: french merchant ship, purchased 5/1804, british fireship Incendiary. sold out of the service as a merchant ship in the
summer of 1812
Diligence: ex AR-18, US, 1944 repair ship
Diligent: armed vessel, brig rig, 12x3pdr, purchased by RN 1777, 1779 taken by US
Diligent: (6) british hired armed cutter around 1800
Diligent: french, (16) commissioned 1803, captured from the french on 28.5.1806, first renamed Prudente in 1806 and then Wolf
in 1807, BU 1811, armed with 14x6-pdrs and two 32-pdr carronades, coppered and copper fastened
Diligent: 1940, tug
Diligente (78) british 1780
Diligente: french corvette, launched 1801, 18x6pdr, very fast
Diligentia: spanish corvette, 20x9pdr, 10x12pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 6x12pdr carronades, taken by RN 1804, renamed Ligera,
1805 laid up until 1814 sold
Dilos-class (Dilos, Lindas, Knossos) greek air sea rescue vessels, built 1977-81
Dilwara: 1936 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Dingledale: 1941, british oil tanker
Dingsdale: 1942, british oil tanker
Diomede: british 50 guns 1798, trooper 1815
Diomedes: german tug, launched 1899
Diomedes: german tug 1921, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dione: barque, 1905 Pelikan, later Bellco
Dionysus AR-21: repair ship 1944
Director: ex ATR-17, tug, 1943
Direktor Mörck: renamed Eisbär, later Herkules, inshore tug 1903 28,07x6,1x3,8
Discovery: ex mercantile Diligence? or Bloodhound?, launched 1774, (8 guns, 8 swivels), purchased by RN 1/1776, 1780
transport, 1797 BU
Discovery: british exploration sloop (10x4pdr, 10 swivels). purchased 1789. bomb 1799. hulk 1808, 1818 prison ship. BU 1834,
IM KOPIENORDNER as bomb & as exploration sloop
Discovery II: 1929, renamed Discovery
Discovery Dogger: ex french?, (10, 6 swivels), taken by RN 1711, 1712/22? sold
Dispatch: british brigantine (10) 1692, 6x3pdr, 4 swivels/falconets
Dispatch: sloop (captured 1790. sold 1801)
Dispatch,18. (1812 Upnor. ‘cruizer’. sold 1836) 1812
Dispenser salvage vessel 1943
Distance 1920
Distol 1916, oil tanker
Dithmarschen: german transport, launched 1954, in service 1955, became turkish Umur Bay, IM KOPIENORDNER
Di Tijd Zal´t Leeren: dutch tug, launched 1923, 19.. french Dominique, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 20
Diu: portuguese gunboat, launched 27.8.1889
Divette tug, 1916
Dix Août: french (74) launched 1795, renamed Le Cassard in 1795, 1798 Dix Août, 1803 Le Brave, taken by RN and foundered
1806
Dix-Huit Fructidor: french (80) 1799, built as Foudroyant until 1797, then renamed, 1800 Foudroyant
Dixie-class (Dixie AD-14 [commissioned 25.4.40], Prairie AD-15 [commissioned 5.8.40], Piedmont AD-17 [commissioned
5.1.44], Sierra AD-18 [commissioned 20.3.44], Yosemite AD-19 [commissioned 26.3.44]) US destroyer tender
Dixmude. gunvessel. around 1803
Dixmund: british gunbrig (10) in service 1803-07
Djambi-class (Djambi [launched 1860], Willem [launched 1863], Zoutman [launched 1861], Leeuwarden [launched 1861],
Metallen Kruis [launched 1862], Curacao [launched 1863], Zilveren Kruis [launched 1869], Van Galen
[launched 1872]) dutch screw corvettes
Djebel Dira: french cargo, launched 1930, 1942 german Felix 21, 1944 ausgerüstet as AA-corvette/mineslayer SG 12, 1944 M
6062
Djember-class (Djember, Djombangh [1942 japanese, 1945 dutch, 1951 indonesian], Djampea [1942 japanese, 1945 dutch, 1951
indonesian], Enggano [1942 japanese, 1945 dutch, 1951 indonesian], Endeh, Flores [destroyed incomplete,
repaired, japanese, 1945 dutch, 1951 indonesian], Fak-Fak [destroyed incomplete], Garoet [destroyed
incomplete], Grisse [destroyed incomplete]) dutch coastal minesweepers, launched 1940-43, unscharf IM
KOPIENORDNER
Djemnah: french merchant, built 1975, trooper 1914-15
Djerv-class (Djerv, Kvik [commissioned 1898, 1940 german KT 2, 7/40 Musketier NK 03], Dristig) norwegian torpedo boat,
launched 1897/98
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Dji
Djo
Dju
Djv
Djw
Djx
Djy
Djz
DKN 504-type () japanese designed patrol craft, 10 built 1963-64 as indonesian
DKN 908-type () italian designed patrol craft, 9 built 1961-64 as indonesian
Dmitri Donskoi (Dimitri Donskoi): russian screw frigate, launched 1861, commissioned in 11/1862, (51)
Dmitri Donskoi: russian armoured cruiser 1884/85
Dmitrij Geroj: launched 1901, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 245, later T 293
„Dnepr“-class () soviet submarine repair ships, project 734
Dnestr: launched 1914, 1917 russian dispatch vessel Sneg, 1918 german Reval
Doa
Dobbin AD-3: US destroyer tender, commissioned 23.7.1924
Dobrovolets: launched 1913, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 273
Dobryna Nikitich: soviet armed icebreaker, project 97AP; project 97A was soviet large intelligence/survey vessel, project 97E
was soviet large intelligence/survey vessel, project 97D was soviet large intelligence/survey vessel, project
97AD was soviet large intelligence/survey vessel, project 97M was soviet large intelligence/survey vessel
Dobrynya: launched 1911, russian minesweeper in WWI, 1918 finnish
Dobytown, T2-SE-A1
Dockexpress 10: heavy load transport 1979, IM KOPIENORDNER
Docquen: danish, launched 1746
Doctor Lee 1914, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Doctor Lykes 1971
Dodman Point repair ship 1945
Doe
Dof
Dogali: italian protected cruiser, commissioned 28.4.1887, 1908 uruguayan. 24 de Agosto, 1910 Montevideo, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3
Dogan-class (Dogan, Marti, Denizkusu) turkish motor torpedo boats, built 1926, purchased from italian in 1931
Dogan-class (series I: Dogan [commissioned 15.6.1977], Marti [commissioned 28.7.1978], Tayfun [commissioned 19.7.1979],
Volkam [commissioned 25.7.1980], Ruzgar [commissioned 17.12.1984], Poyraz [commissioned 7.2.1986], Gayret
[commissioned 22.7.1988], Firtina [commissioned 23.10.1988], series II: Yildiz [commissioned 27.7.1994], Karayel
[commissioned 1995?]) turkish fast missile attack craft, IM KOPIENORDNER
Doggersbank: french (64) 1803 (or Doggerbank ?)
Doh
Doi
Doj
Dokkum-class (Dokkum [launched 12.10.1954, 1968-73 converted to minehunter, 1984 trials ship], Hoogezand [launched
22.3.55], Roermond [launched 13.8.55, 1968 fitted as diving vessel], Naaldwijk [launched 1.2.55], Abcoude
[launched 2.9.55], Drachten [launched 24.3.55], Ommen [launched 5.4.55], Giethorn [launched 30.3.55], Venlo
[launched 21.5.55], Drunen [launched 24.3.56, 1968-73 converted to minehunter], Woerden [launched 28.11.56,
1962-65 fitted as diving vessel], Naarden [launched 27.1.56], Hoogeveen [launched 8.5.56], Staphorst [launched
21.7.56, 1968-73 converted to minehunter], Sittard [launched 26.4.56], Gemert [launched 13.3.56], Veere
[launched 9.2.56, 1968-73 converted to minehunter], Rhenen [launched 31.5.56, 1962-65 fitted as diving vessel]
Wildervank-sub-group: Wildervank [launched 24.2.55], Steenwijk [launched 1955], Gieten [launched 1955],
Waalwijk [launched 6.4.55, 1962-65 fitted as diving vessel], Axel [launched 5.3.55, 1974 omani patrol boat Al
Nasiri], Aalsmer/Aalsmeer [launched 23.4.55, 1974 omani patrol boat Al Salihi], Meppel [launched 19.7.56],
Lochem [launched 1955], Goes [launched 23.3.56], Leersum/Leesum [launched 11.8.56, 1962-65 fitted as diving
vessel], Sneek [launched 1956], Grijpskerk [launched 10.3.56, 1973 harbour training], Elst/Eist [launched
21.3.56, 1971 ethiopian MS 41], Lisse [launched 1956, 1962-65 fitted as diving vessel]) coastal minesweepers,
CONWAY 1947-95
Dolfijn dutch (24) 1780
Dolfijn-class (Dolfijn [commissioned 16.12.1960], Zeehond [commissioned 16.3.1961], Potvis [commissioned 2.11.1965],
Tonijn [commissioned 24.2.1966]) dutch submarines, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dolly,8. (hired cutter) around 1799, served as a dispatch vessel
Dolly Kühling 1929
Dolores: (10) schooner? taken from the spanish in 1807
Dolphin: british sloop, launched 1/1732, 20x6pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dolphin: british (24: 2x9pdr aft, 20x9pdr, 2x3pdr) launched 5/1751, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Dolphin,44, (1781 launched. BU 1817) 1781 first commissioned: hospitalship
Dolphin: british cutter, first hired 1793, purchased 1801, 1802 sold, 12/4x12pdr carronades/6x3pdr
Dolphin,6. (hired lugger) around 1799
Dolphin: british revenue cutter (customs) 1799, (10), 1821-27 RN Grecian
Dolphin: british tender around 1813
Dolphin: 3x32pdr, brigantine. (launched 1835. customs 1861) commissioned 28/7/36, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dolphin-class (Dolphin [commissioned 1.5.1884], Wanderer [commissioned 1.5.1884]) british corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 1
Dolphin: US gun boat, commissioned 8.12.1885, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Dolphin, SS-169: US submarine 1932, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Dom Aleixo-class (Dom Aleixo, Dom Jeremias) portuguese coastal patrol boats, launched 1967
Dom Carlos: portuguese cruiser, launched 5/1898, renamed Almirante Reis
Domenico
Domesnesskij: russian light ship 1858
Dominguez Hills, T2-SE-A1
Dominica: british schooner sloop, ex french, purchased 1805, 1806 mutineers handed her over to french: renamed Napoléon,
1806 retaken by RN, named Dominica, BU 1808
Dominica: ex french privateer Tape à l'Oeil?, (10), captured 1805/07 by RN, lost in 8/1809
Dominica: (14) french schooner Duc de Wagram taken in 1809 by RN, lost 1815
Dominique
Dom Luiz: portuguese gunboat, launched 22.6.1895
„Don“-class () soviet tender and command ships, project 310 Batur
Dona Catalina: french tug, launched 1896, 19.. Perigord, 1941 german net tender NT 23 = Argus, 1945 french Perigord
Donald McKay aka Donald Mackay: clipper, maiden voyage 21.02.1855
Doña Maria de Molina-class (Doña Maria de Molina [launched 10/1896], Marques de la Vitoria [launched 2/1897], Don Alvaro
de Bazan [launched 9/1897]) spanish torpedo-gunboats
Donar: launched 28.7.1892, ice breaker, ...
Donar (SG 3): 1934, 1940 NK 23, 1944 V 5113
Donar: german dredger 1961 2,0 deep 48,5 long
Donau: german transport, launched 6/1853, maiden voyage 11/1853
Donau: 1910 tug
Donau: kuk screw frigate, commissioned 14.8.1875, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Donau: kuk training frigate, commissioned 8/1894, 1920 yugoslav Sibenik
Donauwerth: french (80) 1808? =?= since 1860 screw ship
Donegal: british (101) launched 1858
Don Fernando II e Gloria: spanish frigate 1845, 22/22-28/28 guns
Dong Hae-class aka HDC 800 (Dong Hae [commissioned 1982], Su Won [commissioned 1983], Kang Reung [commissioned
1983], An Yang [commissioned 1983]) s-korean fast corvettes
Donner Lake, T2-SE-A1
Donovan: C1-S-AY1 type Mar. Comm. ships, launched 1943, british LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large)
Doo
Dop
Doq
Dora: french freighter, later Guyane, 1942 italian Acqui, 1943 german Niedersachsen, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Dordogne, La: french oiler 1914
Dordrecht (68) dutch 1782 =?= british 1796
Doria: tug, 1909
Dorina-class (Dorina [commissioned 21.7.1972], Otobo [commissioned 10.11.1972]) nigerian corvettes, Vosper Thornycroft
Mk. 3 type, CONWAY 1947-95
Doris,36. (1795 Gravesend. wrecked 1805) 11/95.
Doris,36. (Pitt, an indiaman built and purchased in 1808. sold 1829) 1808
Doris: british screw frigate, launched 1857 (32) (Walker´s great frigates), commissioned 3/1859
Doris Brodersen: 1875, IM KOPIENORDNER
Doroteya: soviet coastal minesweeper, built 1924
Dorothea. (hired ship) around 1818
Dorothea: armed US yacht, launched 1897, commissioned 1.6.1898 with USN, sold 1919
Dorset
Dorsetshire 80 guns british 1694
Dorsetshire british 80 guns 1712
Dorum: tug, 1955, IM KOPIENORDNER, sister to Lesum
Dos: launched 1907, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 32
Dos Amigos: schooner (2), slaver, purchased after capture 1831, renamed Fair Rosamund, sold 1845, 1x18pdr, 1x18pdr
carronade
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Doterel-class: see Osprey-class
Dotterel: 1802 launched. ‘cruizer’. hulk 1827
Doucet-class (Doucet [commissioned ], Rollandes [commissioned ]) french river gunboat, built 1886
Doudart-de-Lagrée/Doudart de la Grée: french river gunboat 1909, CONWAY 1906-21
Douglas II: british tug, launched 8/1906, 1907 german Rotesand, 1919 swedish Holmen II
Douro-class (Dao [commissioned 5.1.1935], Douro (II) [commissioned 11.2.1936], Lima [commissioned 12.10.1933], Tejo (II)
[commissioned 12.10.1935], Vouga [commissioned 24.6.1933]) portugese destroyers, see also Antioquia-class
Dove,4. schooner (purchased 1804. captured 1805)
Dove,6. (purchased 1823. sold 1829) packet service.
Dover: (44) launched 1786, burnt 1806
Dover: british gunboat, presumably purchased in 1794, (3), IM KOPIENORDNER
Dover: (4) hired cutter around 1811
Dover: british 50 guns 1695
Dover: british 40/44 guns 1741
Dowgate: 1935, gate vessel
Doxa: greek/german? coastel transport 1943, IM KOPIENORDNER
Doy
Dozorny-class (Dozorny [built 1904], Razvedchik [built 1904]) russian dispatch vessels
Draak: dutch monitor, built 1875-79, commissioned 6.6.1884, 2x28,0, 1x7,5, 4x3,7, sold 4/1914, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Draak-class (Draak [launched 1/06, commissioned 1907], Krokodil [launched 8/06, commissioned 1907], Zeeslang [launched
4/07, commissioned 1907]) dutch torpedo-boats
Dracene, La: galley, 1675, IM KOPIENORDNER
Drache-class (Drache [commissioned 11/1862], Salamander [commissioned 5/1862]) kuk battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD.
3
Drack (24) dutch 1795
Dragen-class (Dragen [commissioned 1930, 1941 german torpedo recovery vessel TFA 3], Hvalen [commissioned 1931, 1941
german torpedo recovery vessel TFA 5], Laxen [commissioned 1931, 1941 german torpedo recovery vessel TFA
6]) danish torpedo boats, CONWAY 1922-46
Dragon: british 50 guns 1690
Dragon: british, launched 1707 (rebuilt), 1712 wrecked, 22x12pdr, 22x6pdr, 10x6pdr
Dragon: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 9/1736, 1757 breakwater
Dragon-class (Dragon [launched 3/1760, receiving ship, 1784 sold], Superb [launched 10/1760, 1768-70 troopship, 1783
wrecked] ZEICHNUNG in HOWARD, british (74)
Dragon: mercantile cutter, purchased spring 1782 by RN, sold 1785, 10x4pdr, 10 swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dragon 74 guns 1798 28*32, 34*18, 12*32c, 6*18c
Dragon: british paddle corvette, launched 1845 (6)
Dragonet boom defence vessel 1939
Dragonfly-class (Dragonfly [commissioned 1939], Grasshopper [commissioned 1939], Locust [commissioned 1940, 1951 drill
ship], Mosquito [commissioned 1940]) british river gunboats, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Drake: british 1652
Drake: launched 9/1727 (rebuilt), 1749 sold, (6), small yacht
Drake-class (Drake [launched 2/1741], Hawk [launched 3/1741[, Swift [launched 5/1741]) british sloop, 8x4pdr, 12 swivels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Drake: (14x4pdr later 6pdr + 12 swivels) sloop british, purchased on the stocks 1779, 5/1779 launchedby 1800 out of
commission
Drake,14. (1779 Dover. Out of service 1800) 1793
Drake, 14. (french privateer Tigre taken in 1800. wrecked 1804) 1803
Drake,16. (Earl Mornington purchased in 1804. BU 1808) 1805
Drake,10. launched 1808. ‘cherokee’. wrecked 1822) 1810
Drake: sailing lighter, built 1824, converted 1854 to Mortar Vessel No. 1, 1856 renamed Sheppey and reconverted, BU 1867
Drake-class (Drake [commissioned 13.1.1903], Good Hope [commissioned 8.11.1902, ex Africa], King Alfred [commissioned
22.12.1903], Leviathan [commissioned 16.6.1903]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Draken-class (Draken [commissioned 25.2.29], Gripen [commissioned 11.3.29], Ulven [commissioned 16.2.31]) swedish
submarine, CONWAY 1922-46
Draken-class (Draken [commissioned 4.4.1962, modernised 1971], Gripen [commissioned 28.4.1962, modernised ], Vargen
[commissioned 15.11.1961, modernised 1970, 1981], Delfinen [commissioned 7.6.1962, modernised 1970, 1981],
Nordkaparen [commissioned 4.4.1962, modernised 1970, 1981], Sprinaren [commissioned 7.11.1962, modernised
1970, 1981]) swedish submarines, CONWAY 1947-95
Drapers Meadows, T2-SE-A1
Draug-class (Draug [commissioned 20.5.1910], Troll [commissioned 13.3.1912, 1940 german (ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD.
2), 194_ heating barge, 1945 norwegian], Garm [commissioned 6.7.1914]) norwegian destroyer, CONWAY 190621
Dreadnought british 64 guns 1691 24*24, 26*9, 14*6
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Dreadnought: 60/64 guns, british, 1706
Dreadnought: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 3/1723 after „great repair“, 1742 hulked
Dreadnought: british 60/64 guns launched 6/1742, 1784 sold
Dreadnought-class (Dreadnought [after 13 years on the stocks she was launched in 6/1801. BU 1857], Neptune [launched
1/1797, commissioned 1797, BU 1818], Temeraire [launched 9/1798, commissioned 1799, sold 1838])
british, 28x32pdr, 28/30x18pdr, 30x18pdr, 10x12pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dreadnought: british battleship, commissioned 15.2.1879, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Dreadnought: british battleship, commissioned 3.12.1906, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1906-21
Dreadnought: british submarine, commissioned 17.4.63
Dresden-class (Dresden [commissioned 14.11.1908], Emden [commissioned 10.7.1909]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1906-21
Drewry's Bluff, T2-SE-A1
Dristigheten: swedish coastal battleship, launched 4/1900, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, 1927-30 converted to aircraft tender
repairship, minelayer, 3 aircraft
Driver: british paddle sloop, launched 1840 (6)
Droit: 1877 built, 1883 rebuilt, yacht, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Droits de l´Homme french (74) 1794
Dromedary: (24) storeship 1779 british
Dromedary,20. (east indiaman purchased in 1805. First named Howe, renamed in 1806. BU 1854) 1818 store ship
Dronning Ingrid: railroad ferry 1951, conversion 1953, renamed Sjaelland
Dronning Margarethe II: railroad ferry 1973, IM KOPIENORDNER
Drotning Sofia Magdalena: swedish ship of the line, 1768 not very good
Drott: swedish yacht, 1877 built, 1883 rebuilt, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Drottningen: railroad ferry 1968, IM KOPIENORDNER
Drug: 1889 russian tug (Drug since 189.), 1922 Anapa
Druid-class (Druid [launched 3/1761, 1773 breakwater], Lynx [launched 3/1761, 1777 sold]) british sloops, 10x4pdr, 12 swivels
Druid: ex mercantile, (16), purchased by RN mid-1776, 1779 fireship (8x4pdr, 6 swivels), renamed Blast, 1783 sold
Druid,32. (1783 launched. BU 1813)
Druid,46. (1825 launched. sold 1863) 1825
Drumrock: mercantile barque, 1899 Persimmon
Druznyj: 1895 russian pilot cutter
Dryad,36. (1795 launched. BU 1860) 1795
Dryad-class/Halcyon-class (Dryad [commissioned 7/1894, later minesweeper, 1918 harbour vessel Hamadryad], Halcyon
[commissioned 2/1895, later minesweeper/submarine depot ship], Harrier [commissioned 2/1895, later
minesweeper], Hazard [commissioned 9/1894, later minesweeper/submarine depot ship], Hussar [commissioned
1/1895, later minesweeper]) british T-gunboat
Drzewiecki type midget submarines,
Type I: built 1877, CONWAY 1906-21
Type II: built 1879
Type III: built 1878-1881, CONWAY 1906-21
Drski-class (Drski 1908, Smeli 1908, Hrabi 1908, Strogi 1909, Letjashchi 1909, Shumni 1909) bulgarian. torpedo-boats,
CONWAY 1906-21
Ds
Dt
DTK-type (104, 114, 124) soviet experimental motor torpedo boats, built 1934-35
Duane
Dublin: british large yacht, 14 swivels, later also 4x12pdr carronades, launched 7/1753, renamed Dorset, 1815 sold
Dublin british 74 guns 1757
Dublin british 74 guns 1812 fitting out. razed to a frigate of 58 guns in 1826
Dubourdieu: french cruiser, commissioned 9/1886, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Dubourdieu-class (Dubourdieu [launched 4/1918, commissioned 1918??], Du Chaffault [launched 9/18, commissioned 1918??],
Dumont DÚrville [commissioned 11/18, renamed Enseigne Henry 1929], Du Couëdic [launched 7/19,
commissioned 1920], Duperré [launched 12/18, commissioned 1920]) french sloops, commissioned 6/19-5/20,
Dubrovnik: jugoslav destroyer, commissioned 5/1932, 1941 italian Premuda, 1943 german TA 32, CONWAY 1922-46, IM
KOPIENORDNER, GRÖNER 2
Dubuque-class (Dubuque PG-17 [commissioned 3.6.1905, about 1941 training ship IX-9], Paducah PG-18 [commissioned
2.9.1905, about 1941 training ship IX-23]) US sloop 1905
Duca dÁosta: built 1909, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Duca degli Abruzzi: built 1907, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
Duca di Genova: sardinian, then italian (50) screw frigate, launched 1860
Duca di genova: built 1907, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
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Duc dÁiguillon: french privateer, taken by RN 4/1757, renamed Postillion, 1763 sold
Duc de Aquitaine, Le: french (64) launched 1754, captured 1757 by RN (renamed Duke of Aquitaine), 24x24pdr, ...x12pdr,
12x6pdr, 2x9pdr, later foundered
Duc de Bourgogne: french battleship , launched 1751
Duc de Chartres, le: french privateer, (18x6pdr), taken by RN 1781, 1784 sold
Duc dÈstissac: french privateer, 14x6pdr, 2x4pdr, 10 swivels, taken 6/1781 by RN, 1783 sold
Duc de Vauguyon: french privateer, launched 1779, taken 1779 by RN, renamed Duc de la Vaugignon/Duke de la Vaugignon,
12/1779 foundered, 10x4pdr, 10 swivels
Duchess of Bedford: 1928 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Duchess of Fife: british ferry 1903
Duchess of Richmond: 1929 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Duchess of Rothesay: british merchant 1895
Duchess of York: 1929 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Duci: as russian tug 1870, 1914 russian harbour vessel Duci
Due Repulse: british, 1596
Duff: british merchant, french-built, purchased 1804, renamed Beacon, never went to sea, 1808 sold
Du Guay Trouin, Le: french privateer, (14x6pdr, 4x18pdr carronades, 10 swivels), taken by RN 1780, 1783 sold
Duguay-Trouin french (74) 1788
Duguay-Trouin french (74) 1800, taken by RN 1805, 1855 Lion, 1912 Implacable, sunk 1949 (wieso?)
Duguay-Trouin french (82) 1813, steam engine from 1858
Duguay-Trouin: french cruiser 1879, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Duguay-Trouin-class (Duguay-Trouin [commissioned 10.9.1926], Lamotte-Picquet [commissioned 1.10.1926], Primauguet
[commissioned 1.9.1926]) french light cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY
1922-46
Du Guesclin french (74) 1807
Duilio-class (Duilio [commissioned 6.1.1880], Dandalo [commissioned 11.4.1882]) italian battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 3
Duisburg: river transport 1951, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Duke: british 1739 (rebuilt), 26x32pdr, 26x18pdr, 26x9pdr, 12x6pdr
Duke-class (Duke [launched 10/1777], St. George [launched 10/1785], Glory [launched 7/1788], Atlas [launched 2/1782, razee
(74) en 1804]) british, 28*32pdr, 30*18pdr, 30*12pdr, 2*6pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Duke of Clarence,10. hired cutter. 1804. wrecked on the portuguese coast in 12/1804
Duke of Cumberland: mercantile timber hoy, built 1747, 1747 waterboat, 1772 sold
Duke of Cumberland: mercantile, (26), purchased by RN as storeship 1777, 1779 guard ship (30), 1783 BU
Duke of Edinburgh-class (Duke of Edinburgh [commissioned 17.3.1906], Black Prince [commissioned 20.1.1906]) british
armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Duke of Wellington: british, launched 14.9.1852 (131) (ex Windsor Castle) IM KOPIENORDNER
Duke of York: british cutter, purchased 1763, sold 1766, 4x3pdr, 8 swivels
Duke of York,8. hired lugger. around 1799
Duke of York,8. hired cutter. around 1807
Duke of York: british merchant, launched 1935, in world war 2 british LSI(H) (landing ship infantry – hand hoisting) Duke of
Wellington
Duke William: british cutter, purchased by RN in 1763, lost 1768, IM KOPIENORDNER
DUKW: first used in 1943, manufactured from 1942, amphibian truck, IM KOPIENORDNER, ALLIED LANDING CRAFT
Dullisk Cove repair ship 1944
Dulo: launched 1915, russian minesweeper in WWI, 1918 finnish, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dumbarton Castle: scottish, built 1696, (24), 1707 british, 1708 taken by french
Dumlupynar/Dumlupinar: turkish submarine 1931, CONWAY 1922-46
Dunbar Castle: clipper, launched 1866
Duncan: british 74. (1811 launched. BU 1863) 1812
Duncan: british (101) launched 1859
Duncan-class (Albemarle [commissioned 11/1903, 1915 ice breaker], Cornwallis [commissioned 2/1904], Duncan
[commissioned 10/1903], Exmouth [commissioned 5/1903], Montagu [commissioned 10/1903], Russell
[commissioned 2/1903]) british battleship
Duncansby Head: repair ship 1945
Dunderberg: US battleship, not commissioned, 1867 french Rochambeau, commissioned 1870, 1872 stricken (4x27,4cm
10x24,0cm)
Dunedin Star: 1935 merchant 1942 vor Afrika gestrandet
Dunera: 1937, british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Dungenedd: repair ship 1945
Dunkerque-class (Dunkerque [commissioned 4/1937 or 1.5.1937], Strasbourg [commissioned 12/1938]) french battleship,
Dunkirk: ex-french sloop, first sloop in RN, taken in 1656 (2)
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Dunkirk: british 60/64 guns 1704
Dunkirk: british 60/64 guns 1734
Dunkirk-class (Dunkirk [launched 7/1757, 1778 receiving hulk, 1792 sold], Achilles [launched 2/1757, 1780 hulk ?, 1784 sold,
model-foto in MONDFELD S.47], America [launched 2/1757, 1771 BU]) 24x24pdr, 26x12pdr, 10x6pdr
Dunluce Castle: 1904
Dunmore: british schooner, american built 1772
Dunnet: british boom defence vessel, 1937
Dunois-class (Dunois [commissioned 12/1898], Lahire 1899) french gunbaots, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Dunottar Castle: british, launched 1936 merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1942 trooper
Duns Law: steamer, launched 1905, 1914 german supply ship Senta, 1917 auxiliary minelayer, 1919 british merchant
Ravensworth
Dunvegan Castle: british, launched 1936, merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)
Duperre-class aka T 53-class (Duperre [commissioned 8.10.1957], La Bourdonnais [commissioned 3.3.58], Forbin
[commissioned 1.2.58], Tartu [commissioned 5.2.1958], Jaureguiberry [commissioned 15.7.1958]) french
Dupleix-class (Dupleix 1903, Desaix 1904, Kléber 1904) french armoured cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Dupuy de Lôme: french armoured cruiser 1895, 1912 peruvian Commandant Elias Aguirre [not handed over], 1920 belgian
merchant Peruvier, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Dupuy de Lôme-class (Dupuy de Lôme [(Q 105) launched 9/15, commissioned 7/16], Sané [(Q 106) launched 1/16,
commissioned 9/16]) french submarines
Duque de Terceira: portuguese sloop, launched 8.4.1864
Duque de Tetuan: spanish floating battery, 1874 built
Duquesne: french (74) 1788, taken by RN 1803
Duquesne: french (74) 1811, 1814 austrian
Duquesne: french (80) launched 1853, screw ship
Duquesne: french cruiser, commissioned 6/1878, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Duquesne-class (Duquesne [commissioned 6.12.1928], Tourville [commissioned 1.12.1928]) french heavy cruiser,
Duquesne, T3-S-A1
Durance-class (La Durance, Success [launched 1983, australian, IM KOPIENORDNER], ..) french oiler
Durandal-class (Durandal [commissioned trials 15.4.1899, commissioned 26.5.1899], Hallebarde [commissioned 12.9.1899],
Fauconneau [commissioned 8/1900], Espingole [commissioned 1900]) french destroyer, schlechte
ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Durango: mexican gunboat-transport, launched 28.6.1935
Durban Castle: 1938 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Durendart: german merchant, launched 1906, 1914 scuttled, salvaged, japanese transport Tsingtao Maru, 1917 Seitô
Durham Castle 1904
Duthies 1914
Dvina: russian galley, launched 16.5.1721, 1x24pdr, 2x12pdr, 12x3pdr
Dvora Mk. I (809) israeli midget fast missile attack craft, trials 12/1977, commissioned 1979
Dvora Mk. II, Super Dvora (810 [commissioned 1988], 811 [commissioned 1988], 812 [commissioned 1988], 813
[commissioned 1988], 814 [commissioned 1989], 815 [commissioned 1989], 816 [commissioned 1989], 817
[commissioned 1989], 818, 819, 820, 821, P 453 [sri lankan, commissioned 1984], P 454 [sri lankan,
commissioned 1984], P 455 [sri lankan, commissioned 1984], P 456 [sri lankan, commissioned 10/1986], P 457
[sri lankan, commissioned 10/1986], P 458 [sri lankan, commissioned 10/1986], P 463 [sri lankan, commissioned
11/1987], P 464 [sri lankan, commissioned 11/1987], P 465 [sri lankan, commissioned 1988], P 466 [sri lankan,
commissioned 1988], P 467 [sri lankan, commissioned 1988], P 468 [sri lankan, commissioned 1988]) israeli fast
gun attack craft, first trials in 11/1988, first delivered 6/1989 ??? sri lankan were Dvora Mk. I ??
Dvora Mk. III, Super Dvora: israeli fast missile attack craft, first boat delivered 11/2004
Dwarf,10. cutter. (launched 1810. wrecked 1824) 1811
Dwenadzatj Apostolow-class: russian ships of the line (120: 28x68 pdr, 36pdr, 24pdr) since 1838 built (Tri Swjatitelja,
Dwenadzatj Apostolow/Dvenadtsat Apostolov [launched 15.7.1841], Parizh [launched 1847?, IM
KOPIENORDNER], Veliky Knyaz Konstantin) 63,7m length, IM KOPIENORDNER
Dwenadzatj Apostolow/Dvienadsat Apostolov/Dvenacat Apostolov (= 12 Apostel): russian battleship, commissioned 12/1892
Dykkeren: danish submarine 1909, CONWAY 1906-21
Dyuna: russian merchant, launched 1868, 8/1915 commissioned as minelayer/netlayer, 5/16 dispatch vessel
Dzata-class (Dzata [commissioned 4.12.1979], Sebo [commissioned 2.5.1980]) ghanaian large patrol craft, TNC 45 type,
CONWAY 1947-95
Dzerzhinskiy-class (Dzerzhinskiy, Kirov) soviet guard ships, launched 1934
Dzhalita: soviet coastal minesweeper, built 1926
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E-class (Echo [commissioned 25.10.1934, 1944 greek Navarinon], Eclipse [commissioned 29.11.1934], Electra [commissioned
15.9.1934], Encounter [commissioned 2.11.1934], Escapade [commissioned 30.8.1934, habe schlechte zeichnung], Escort
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[commissioned 6.11.1934], Esk [commissioned 26.9.1934, fitted as minelayer], Express [commissioned 31.10.1934, habe
schlechte zeichnung as minelayer, 1943-44 canadian Gatineau]) IM KOPIENORDNER, british destroyers
E 1 ex D 9: british submarine, commissioned 6.5.13, E-class, E 1 group (= Mk. I), CONWAY 1906-21
E 2 ex D 10: british submarine, commissioned 30.6.13, E-class, E 1 group (= Mk. I), CONWAY 1906-21
E 3: british submarine, commissioned 29.5.14, E-class, E 1 group (= Mk. I), CONWAY 1906-21
E 5 SG-class () chinese submarine, IM KOPIENORDNER
E 9: british submarine, commissioned 16.6.1914, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21
E 11: british submarine, commissioned 19.9.14, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21, 1x12pdr
E 12: british submarine, commissioned 14.10.14, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21, 1x4in gun
E 20: british submarine, commissioned 30.8.1915, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21, 1x6in howitzer
E 24: british submarine, commissioned 10.1.16, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), minelayer, CONWAY 1906-21
E 25: ex turkish, british submarine, commissioned 4.10.1915, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21
E 26: ex turkish, british submarine, launched 11/1915, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21
E 27: british submarine, commissioned 8/17, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), CONWAY 1906-21
E 34: british submarine, commissioned 3/1917, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), minelayer, CONWAY 1906-21
E 41: british submarine, launched 10/1915, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), minelayer, CONWAY 1906-21
E 51: british submarine, commissioned 27.1.1917, E-class, E 9 group (= Mk. II), minelayer, CONWAY 1906-21
Eagle british 70 guns 1699
Eagle: british 60 guns, launched 12/1745, 24x24pdr, 24x12pdr, 10x6pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Eagle: USA, brig, 8x18-pounders, 12x32-pounder carronades
Eagle: (64) launched 6/1774, 1779 in service, british, flagship US-indie-war, 1794 hulk
Eagle: british revenue cutter (customs) 1793, (12), 1818 out of service
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Eagle: dutch ____, purchased by RN as gunboat (4) 1794, 1796 transport, 1804 sold
Eagle: british revenue cutter (customs) 1795, (6), excise vessel, 1798 out of service?
Eagle: british (74) 1804, razed frigate (58) in 1831
Eagle: british revenue cutter (customs) 1805, excise vessel, (10), out of service 1827
Eagle: 1820, british paddle steamer, 1824 danish royal yacht Kiel, 1842 transport, 1848 schleswig-holstein gunboat, 1851 dän,
1865 civil, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Eagle: armed US yacht, launched 1890, 1898 USN, sold 1919
Eagle: USCG sail training ship, ex Horst Wessel, see there
Eagle: british aircraft carrier, laid down as chilean battleship Santiago ex Constitution, renamed Almirante Cochrane, acquired
by UK, 4/1920 commissioned for trials, further built, commissioned 9/1923. ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Eagle-class (Eagle [ex Audacious, commissioned 1.10.1951, rebuilts 1954-55, then 59 aircraft, 1959-64, then 35 aircraft and 10
helicopters, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL VIII], Ark Royal [commissioned 25.2.1955, rebuilts 1956,
1959, 1961, 1964 and 1967-70, ZEICHNUNG IN 15-DM-BUCH, CONWAY 1947-95]) british fleet carrier
Eagle Boat (PE-1 [commissioned 10/1918], PE-2 [1918], PE-3 [1918], PE-4 [1918], PE-5 [1918], PE-6 [1918], PE-7 [1918], PE8 [1919], PE-9 [1919], PE-10 [1919], PE-11 [1919], PE-12 [1919], PE-13 [1919], PE-14 [1919], PE-15 [1919], PE16 [commissioned with USCG 1919], PE-17 [1919], PE-18 [1919], PE-19 [1919], PE-20 [commissioned with
USCG 1919], PE-21 [commissioned with USCG 1919], PE-22 [commissioned with USCG 1919], PE-23 [1919],
PE-24 [1919], PE-25 [1919], PE-26 [1919], PE-27 [1919], PE-28 [1919], PE-29 [1919], PE-30 [commissioned with
USCG 1919], PE-31 [1919], PE-32 [1919], PE-33 [1919], PE-34 [1919], PE-35 [1919], PE-36 [1919], PE-37
[1919], PE-38 [1919], PE-39 [1919], PE-40 [1919], PE-41 [1919], PE-42 [1919], PE-43 [1919], PE-44 [1919], PE45 [1919], PE-46 [1919], PE-47 [1919], PE-48 [1919], PE-49 [1919], PE-50 [1919], PE-51 [1919], PE-52 [1919],
PE-53 [1919], PE-54 [1919], PE-55 [1919], PE-56 [1919], PE-57 [1919], PE-58 [1919], PE-59 [1919], PE-60
[1919]) US patrol escorts, CONWAY 1906-21
Eaglesdale: 1942, british oil tanker
Eaglet: british ketch (8) launched 1655
Eamont: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1852, in service 1853
Earl of Chatham: purchased 1792
Earl of Egmont/Egmont: purchased by RN 1770 or 2/1767, 1773/77? sold, (6)
Earl of Mansfield: british east indiaman, purchased on the stocks 1795 by RN, renamed Weymouth, launched 9/1795, 1796
transport, 1800 wrecked, 28x18pdr, 28x32pdr carronades
Earl of Northampton: schooner, purchased by RN 1769, 1774 sold
Earl of Pembroke: british collier launched 1768, 1768 acquired: HMS Endeavour, exploration barque (James Cook), 6x6pdr, 8
(later 4) swivels, poop lengthened and raised, 1773 storeship, 1775 sold, collier again, 1790 foundered as
whaler
Earl St. Vincent,16. (hired cutter) around 1800
Earl St. Vincent,14. schooner privateer 1801
Earl St. Vincent: british explosion vessel, around 1804.
Earl Spencer (hired cutter) around 1800
Earl Spencer,14. (hired cutter) around 1808
Earl Talbot: east indiaman, purchased on the stocks 1795, launched 1796, renamed Agincourt, 1812 Bristol, 26x24pdr,
26x18pdr, 12x9pdr
Early: tug, 1919
Earnest: (14) british gunbrig, launched 1805, commissioned 1808, sold 1816
Earnest-class (Earnest [commissioned 11/1897], Griffon [commissioned 11/1897], Locust [commissioned 7/1898], Panther
[commissioned 1/1898], Seal [commissioned 5/1898], Wolf [commissioned 7/1898]) [Laird 30-knotters] british
DD
Earnest tug, 1943
Easedale 1942, oil tanker
East Coast 1907
Eastern Dawn 1908, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Easter Rose 1914
Eastway: RN-LSD 1943, ex BAPM-1, ex US LSD-9 Hyperion, 1953 greek Nafkratoussa
Eastwood tug, 1944
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Eaw
Eax
Eay
Eaz
Eba
Ebba Munck: launched 1888, russian minesweeper Kometa in WWI, 1918 finnish
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Eber: german gunboat 1887, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Ebgate boom defence vessel 1938
Ebonol Hongkong: 1917, oil tanker, later japanese Enoshima Maru
Ebro tug, 1931
Eccleshill 1911
Echo-class (Echo [launched 10/1782, 1797 BU], Rattler [launched 2/1783, 1792 sold], Calypso [launched 9/1783, sunk 1803],
Nautilus [launched 1/1784], Brisk [launched 5/1784], Scorpion [launched 3/1785]) british sloops, 16x6pdr, 8x12pdr
Echo dutch (16) 1789
Echo: british ship-rigged sloops, 2x6pdr, 16x32pdr carronades, launched 9/1797, sold 1809
Echo (1809 launched. ‘cruizer’. BU 1817) 1809
Echo (1824 building at Woolwich. converted to paddle steamer)
„Echo I“-class (K-45 [commissioned 18.9.1960, operational 6/1961, converted to attack submarine project 659T], K-59
[commissioned 10.12.1961, converted to attack submarine project 659T], K-66 [commissioned 10.12.1961,
converted to attack submarine project 659T], K-122 [commissioned 13.4.1962, converted to attack submarine
project 659T], K-259 [commissioned 12/1962, converted to attack submarine project 659T]) soviet cruise missile
submarines, project 659 Chaika, as 659T in CONWAY 1947-95
„Echo II“-class (K-1 [modified as project 675MKV with new missile], K-7 [1968 K-127], K-10 [commissioned 1962], K-22
[Krasnogvardeets, modified as project 675MKV with new missile], K-23, K-28 [K-428], K-31 [K-431], K-34
[Kefal, K-134], K-35 [modified as project 675MKV with new missile], K-47, K-48, K-56, K-57 [K-557], K-74,
K-86, K-90, K-94, K-104 [K-144], K-108], K-116, K-125, K-128, K-131, K-135, K-160 [commissioned 1962],
K-172, K-175, K-184, K-199) soviet cruise missile submarines, project 675, CONWAY 1947-95, 1 in 1962, 4 in
1963, 7 in 1964, 7 in 1965, 6 in 1966, 2 in 1967, 14 converted as project 675M for SS-N-12 missiles, project
675MK improved
Echodale: 1941, british oil tanker
ECKE 16: german fishing vessel, 1939 german harbour guard vessel H 127, 1940 Arbeitsboot 1, 1944 A 1, 194. fishing vessel
LÜ 104
ECKE 40 = Nordstern: launched 1933, 1939 german harbour guard vessel H 130, 1940 Arbeitsboot 2
Eclair, L´: french barque, launched 1731
Eclair (taken on 9 6/1793. sold 1806) ex french LÉclair
Eclair, L´: french gun lugger, captured by RN 1795, 1796 schooner, 1802 hulk, renamed Safety, 3x18pdr carronades, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Eclair,10. schooner. (taken from the french in 1801. renamed Pickle in 5/1809)
Eclaireur: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1847, 1868 peruvian
Eclipse. gunvessel. No.22. (launched 3/1797 Blackwall. sold 1802) 1799
Eclipse,12. (french Ventura taken in 1803 and renamed 1804. sold 1807)
Eclipse (1819 Plymouth. ‘cherokee’. sold 1863) 1824
Eclipse-class (Eclipse [commissioned 6/1868], Blanche [commissioned 1/1868], Danae [commissioned 11/1868], Dido
[commissioned 4/1871], Sirius [commissioned 3/1869], Spartan [commissioned 6/1869], Tenedos [commissioned
5/1871]) british screw corvettes
Eclipse-class (Diana [commissioned 15.6.1897], Dido [commissioned 10.5.1898], Doris [commissioned 18.11.1897], Eclipse
[commissioned 23.3.1897], Isis [commissioned 10.5.1898], Juno [commissioned 16.6.1897], Minerva
[commissioned 4.2.1897], Talbot [commissioned 15.9.1896], Venus [commissioned 9.11.1897]) british armoured
cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
EDA-type (L 9082, L 9083, L 9084) french landing craft, repair, launched 1964
Edda: swedish gunboat, launched 1885, 1906 minelayer
Edelweis: german fishing vessel, later Gertrud = TRA 11, 1939 guard vessel, 1944 Arbeitsboot 35
Eden
Edgar: british, completed 1668
Edgar british 70 guns 1702
Edgar-class (Edgar [launched 11/1758, 1774 breakwater], Panther [launched 6/1758, 1787 hulked, 1813 BU], Firm [launched
1/1759, 1778 hulk, 1791 sold]) 24x24pdr, 26x12pdr, 10x6pdr, british
Edgar: british (91) launched 1858
Edgar-class (Crescent [commissioned 22.2.1894], Edgar [commissioned 2.3.1893], Endymion [commissioned 26.5.1894],
Gibraltar [commissioned 1.11.1894], Grafton [commissioned 18.10.1894], Hawke [commissioned 16.5.1893],
Royal Arthur [ex Centaur, commissioned 2.3.1893], St. George [commissioned 25.10.1894], Theseus
[commissioned 14.1.1896]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Edgar Quinet-class (Edgar Quinet [commissioned 1/1911], Waldeck-Rousseau [commissioned 8/1911]) french armoured cruiser,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Edge Hill, T2-SE-A1
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EDIC-type (L 9070 [launched 1967-69], L 9072 [launched 1967-69], L 9073 [launched 1967-69], L 9074 [launched 1967-69],
9091 [launched 1958], L 9093 [launched 1958], L 9094 [launched 1958], L 9096 [launched 1958, 1983 lebanese
Sour], LST-606 [cambodian, transferred on completion in 8/1969, renumbered T 916], Lieutenant malghah
[moroccan, commissioned 1965] .. [senegalese, transferred 7.1.1974, returned, french], BDK 6 [spanish, later LCT
6, later A 6, built 1965/66], BDK 7 [spanish, later LCT 7, later A 7, built 1965/66], BDK 8 [spanish, later LCT 8,
later A 8, built 1965/66]) french tank/infantery landing craft
EDIC III-type (L 9051 [launched 1987], L 9052 [launched 1987], Sour [lebanese, commissioned 1985], Damour [lebanese,
commissioned 1986], Karakene [senegalese, commissioned 23.6.1986]) french tank/infantery landing craft
Edijder: turkish torpedo boat, launched 1890
Edinburgh british 74 guns, launched 1811, screw ship 1846 (60)
Edinburgh 70 guns 1721
Edinburgh 70 guns 1744
Edinburgh-class (Edinburgh [commissioned 3.8.1939], Belfast [commissioned 6.7.1939]) british cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN
KREUZER IM 2.WK (1945), CONWAY 1922-46 (1942)
Edinburgh Castle 1910
Edinka: 1887 russian tug
Edith: blockade runner, 1864 CSA privateer Chickamauga
Edöfjärd-class (Edöfjärd [launched 1933 as V 73], Kanholmsfjärd [launched 1933 as V 74], Lidofjärd/Lidöfjärd [launched 1933
as V 75]) swedish patrol craft
Edsall-class (FMR): (DE-129 Edsall [commissioned 10.4.1943], DE-130 Jacob Jones [commissioned 29.4.1943], DE-131
Hammann [commissioned 17.5.1943], DE-132 Robert E. Peary [commissioned 31.5.1943], DE-133
Pillsbury [commissioned 7.6.1943], DE-134 Pope [commissioned 25.6.1943], DE-135 Flaherty
[commissioned 26.6.1943], DE-136 Frederick C. Davis 14.7.1943], DE-137 Herbert C. Jones
[commissioned 21.7.1943], DE-138 Douglas L. Howard [commissioned 29.7.1943], DE-139 Farquhar
[commissioned 5.8.1943], DE-140 J.R.Y. Blakely [commissioned 16.8.1943], DE-141 Hill [commissioned
16.8.1943], DE-142 Fessenden [commissioned 25.8.1943], DE-143 Fiske [commissioned 25.8.1943], DE144 Frost [commissioned 30.8.1943], DE-145 Huse [commissioned 30.8.1943], DE-146 Inch
[commissioned 8.9.1943], DE-148 Brough [commissioned 18.9.1943], DE-149 Chatelain [commissioned
22.9.1943], DE-150 Neunzer [commissioned 27.9.1943], DE-151 Poole [commissioned 29.9.1943], DE152 Peterson [commissioned 29.9.1943], Kinzer DE-232 [as APD-91 commissioned 11/44, 1962 taiwanese
Yu Shan], DE-238 Stewart [commissioned 31.5.1943], DE-239 Sturtevant [commissioned 16.6.1943], DE240 Moore [commissioned 1.7.1943], DE-241 Keith [commissioned 19.7.1943], DE-242 Tomich
[commissioned 27.7.1943], DE-243 J. Richard Ward [commissioned 5.7.1943], DE-244 Otterstetter
[commissioned 6.8.1943], DE-245 Sloat [commissioned 16.8.1943], DE-246 Snowden [commissioned
23.8.1943], DE-247 Stanton [commissioned 7.8.1943], DE-248 Swasy [commissioned 31.8.1943], DE-249
Marchand [commissioned 8.9.1943], DE-250 Hurst [commissioned 30.8.1943, 1973 mexican Manuel
Azueta], DE-251 Camp [commissioned 16.9.1943, longer hull, 12,7cm guns, 1970 south-vietnamese Tran
Hung Dao, 1975 filipino Rajah Lakandula], DE-252 Howard D. Crow [commissioned 27.9.1943], DE-253
Pettit [commissioned 23.9.1943], DE-254 Ricketts [commissioned 5.10.1943], DE-255 Sellstrom
[commissioned 12.10.1943], DE-316 Harveson [commissioned 12.10.1943], DE-317 Joyce [commissioned
30.9.1943], DE-318 Kirkpatrick [commissioned 23.10.1943], DE-319 Leopold [commissioned
26.10.1943], DE-320 Menges [commissioned 26.10.1943], DE-321 Mosley [commissioned 30.10.1943],
DE-322 Newell [commissioned 30.10.1943], DE-323 Pride [commissioned 13.11.1943], DE-324 Falgout
[commissioned 15.11.1943], DE-325 Lowe [commissioned 22.11.1943], DE-326 Thomas J. Gary
[commissioned 27.11.1943, 1973 tunesian President Bourguiba, renamed Inkadh/Indakh], DE-327 Brister
[commissioned 30.11.1943], DE-328 Finch [commissioned 13.12.1943], DE-329 Kretchmer
[commissioned 13.12.1943], DE-330 O'Reilly [commissioned 28.12.1943], DE-331 Koiner [commissioned
27.12.1943], DE-332 Price [commissioned 12.1.1944], DE-333 Strickland [commissioned 10.1.1944], DE334 Forster [commissioned 25.1.1944, 10/55 DER-334, 1971 south-vietnamese Dai Ky], DE-335 Daniel
[commissioned 24.1.1944], DE-336 Roy O. Hale [commissioned 3.2.1944], DE-337 Dale W. Peterson
[commissioned 17.2.1944], DE-338 Martin H. Ray 28.2.1944], DE-382 Ramsden [commissioned
19.10.1943], DE-383 Mills [commissioned 12.10.1943], DE-384 Rhodes [commissioned 25.10.1943], DE385 Richey [commissioned 30.10.1943], DE-386 Savage [commissioned 29.10.1943], DE-387 Vance
[commissioned 1.11.1943], DE-388 Lansing [commissioned 10.11.1943], DE-389 Durant [commissioned
16.11.1943], DE-390 Calcaterra [commissioned 17.11.1943], DE-391 Chambers [commissioned
22.11.1943], DE-392 Merrill [commissioned 27.11.1943], DE-393 Haverfield [commissioned 29.11.1943],
DE-394 Swenning [commissioned 1.12.1943], DE-395 Willis [commissioned 10.12.1943], DE-396 Janssen
[commissioned 18.12.1943], DE-397 Wilhoite [commissioned 16.12.1943], DE-398 Cockrill
[commissioned 24.12.1943], DE-399 Stockdale [commissioned 31.12.1943], DE-400 Hissem
[commissioned 13.1.1944], DE-401 Holder [commissioned 18.1.1944]) US destroyer escorts, CONWAY
1922-46
Edvard: launched 1896, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 262
Edward: US brig, launched 1812, 2x6pdr, 12x24pdr carronades, taken, purchased 1814 as Variable, 1817 BU
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Edward Druce: 1918, boom defence vessel
Edwin Fox: clipper, built 1853
Eendracht 1653 (72) dutch 1665 blown up
Eendracht-class (De Zeven Provincien [commissioned 17.12.1953, ex Eendracht/Eendraght, ex Kijkduin, 1976 peruvian
Aguirre, CONWAY 1947-95], De Ruyter [commissioned 18.11.1953, ex De Zeven Provincien, 1973 peruvian
Almirante Grau]) dutch cruisers, CONWAY 1947-95
Eensgezindheid: (36) dutch 1779, ?? renamed ??. or Eensgezinheid?
Effingham
Egeria: steamer, launched 4/1898
Egg Harbor, T2-SE-A1
Egir: 1896 russian steamer, finnish Aegir, 1930 Bore
Egmont: launched 8/1768, 1799 BU, british (74) 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr
Egmont: british 74 guns 1811 in service
Egoulevent: 1918, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Egret-class (Egret [launched 5/1938], Auckland [ex Heron, L.61, launched 6/1938], Pelican [launched 9/1938]) british sloops,
completed 1938-39, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Egyptian passenger ship
Egyptienne, L´: french frigate, 28x24pdr, 2x9pdr + 12x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 4x32pdr carronades, launched 1799, taken
1801 by RN, renamed Egyptienne, IM KOPIENORDNER
Egyptienne, L´: french privateer (36), taken 1804 by RN, renamed Antigua, 1816 BU
Ehkoli-class (Ehkoli [commissioned 11/1941, RCN, 1948 surveying craft], Kuitan [commissioned 12/1941, RCN])
Ehrensköld-class (Ehrensköld [commissioned 12/1927, ex Nils Ehrensköld, 1951 frigate], Nordenskjöld [commissioned 9/1927,
ex O. H. Nordensköld, 1951 frigate]) swedish destroyers
Eia
Eib
„Eichstaden“-class (857, 858, 859, 860, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, 870, 871, ... [cuban, transferred 1990], ...
[cuban, transferred 1990]) polish landing craft, project 709
Eider (II): pilot & light ship 1834, IM KOPIENORDNER
Eie
Eif
Eig
Eih
Eii
Eij
Eik
Eilbek: german transport, launched 12.5.1942, conversion to mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 30 not completed,
Eim
Ein
Eio
Eip
Eiq
Eir
Eisbrecher: german icebreaker 1871, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Eiswette-class (Eiswette, Fritz Behrens) german SAR cruisers
Eit
Eiu
Eiv
Eiw
Eix
Eiy
Eiz
Ejército: spanish torpedo boat, launched 11/1888
Ekaterina-class (Ekaterina, ...) russian oared frigate, launched 1790, 2x24pdr, 20x18pdr, 2x12pdr, 14x6pdr, 8 built in 1790
Ekaterina II-class (Jekaterina II./Ekaterina II 1889, Tchesma 1889, Sinop 1890, Georgi Pobiedonosets 1894) russian battleship,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Ekaterina Velikaja: 1899 russian passenger ship
Ekaterinoslav: russian passenger ship, launched 1896, 1904 japanese, 1905 T-depotship Karasaki, 1906 submarine repairship,
1912 coast guard, 1920 T-depotship, 1924 submarine tender
Ekenes-class (Ekenes No 117, Borgo No 207) russian torpedo boats, launched 1890
Ekholi: 1941
Eki
Ekj
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Ekk
Ekl
Ekm
Ekn
Eko
Ekpe-class (Ekpe [delivered 29.9.1981], Damisia [delivered 29.9.1981], Agu [delivered 29.9.1981]) nigerian fast missile attack
craft, similar to S 143-type, CONWAY 1947-95
Ekq
Ekr
Ekspress: 1911 russian steamer
Ekspress: russian tug
Elaginskij: 1865 russian light ship, 1923 Petrovskij
El Amir Faroug: egyptian. sloop, launched 1926, CONWAY 1922-46
El Amira Fawzia: egyptian transport, launched 1929
Élan-class (aka 630 tonnes-class) (Élan [commissioned 1939], Commandant Bory [commissioned 9/1939], Commandant Delage
[commissioned 12/1939], Commandant Duboc [commissioned 5/40], Commandant Riviére [commissioned 9/1939,
1943 italian FR 52], La Capricieuse [commissioned 2/1940], Le Moquese [commissioned 4/1940], Commandant
Dominé [ex La Rieuse, commissioned 4/1940], LÍmpetueuse [commissioned 5/1940, 1943 italian FR 54, 1943
german SG 17, not commissioned], La Curieuse [commissioned 5/1940, 1943 italian FR 55, 1943 german, 1944
commissioned as SG 25, GRÖNER 2], La Batailleuse [commissioned 3/1940, 1943 italian FR 51, 1943 planned as
german training ship SG 23, fitted as UJ 2231], La Boudeuse [commissioned 2/1940], La Gracieuse [commissioned
5/1940]) french minesweeping sloops, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Elan II: tug 1919, balloon vessel in world war 2
Elba: italian cruiser, 1907 Ballon-Mutterschiff, 1915 Depotschiff für 3 seaplanes
Elbano Gasperi: italian passenger ship, launched 1928, 194. liason/auxiliary minelayer F 8, 1943 german Juminda
El Bashir: moroccan cruiser, laid down 1892, 1902 colombian Almirante Lezo, 1904 Cartagena
Elbe: german transport, launched 12/1848, maiden voyage 3/1849, 1864 Sarah, 1865 danish Ansgar
Elbe: fast steamer, 128m long, 15 kn, 1882 maiden voyage, 1895 sunk
Elbe-class, Klasse 404 (Elbe, …) german repair ships, 1990s, IM KOPIENORDNER
Elbe Express: 1968
Elben: danish schooner, launched 11/1831, 1848 taken by Schleswig-Holstein, renamed Elbe, 1851 given back to the danish
Elbjörn: danish icebreaker, launched 1932
Elborus: russian merchant, launched 1893, 1/16 commissioned as russian minesweeper/netlayer, 1917 Chorokh
Elbrus-class (Elbrus [commissioned 20.12.2.1980], Alagez [commissioned 1982], Ayudag [commissioned 1993]) soviet
submarine salvage and rescue ships, project 537, IM KOPIENORDNER
Elbruz: russian tanker 1914, IM KOPIENORDNER
El Caney, T2-SE-A1
Elcano: spanish gun boat, launched 1884, 1902 USN, 1928 target vessel
El Cid: transport, launched 1892, (1893/94 as Nictheroy in brazilian civil war: 1x38,1 gun) 1898 USN auxiliary cruiser Buffalo,
1900 training ship, 1906-17 transport, 1918-22 destroyer tender AD-8, then barrack ship
Elderol 1917, oil tanker
Eldorado: french paddle frigate (14) launched 1843
Electra (1804 launched. sold 1808) 1807
Electra II: 1904, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Elena: 1882 german tug
Elena Kuppa: launched 1893, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 265
Eelenora: rumrunner, seized by USCG, USCG service on 12.3.1927, CG-800
Elephant:
Elephanta 1920
Elephantens 1741 danish detail in MONDFELD for identification
Elfwaihat: 1976
Elgen: 1769, danish schooner, IM KOPIENORDNER
El Gihad-class (El Gihad [commissioned 1961], El Horiya [commissioned 1961], El Istiqlal [commissioned 1962], El Sahab
[commissioned 1962]) sudanese large patrol craft
El Hind: british merchant, launched 1938, completed 1939, LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large), lost 4/1944
Elicura-class (Elicura [commissioned 10.12.1968], Orompello [commissioned 5.9.1964]) chilean landing craft
Elida: russian cutter 1879
Eling,14. schooner. (purchased 1796. BU 1814)
Elisabeta: romanian cruiser, launched 12/1887, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Elisabeth Jonas: british galeon 1580, rebuilt 1597/98, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Elisabeth: british sailing barge, purchased, 1795, deleted by 1830
Elite: portuguese trawler, launched 1909, 1917 gunboat-minesweeper Augusto de Castilho
Eliza,8. (hired cutter) around 1811
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Eliza: hired to act as tender to Tyne in 1822 and armed with one 12pdr carronade.
Elizabeth (3rd rate) 1679, captured by the french 1704
Elizabeth british 64 guns, 1706 built, rebuilt 1720, BU 1732
Elizabeth: british, 26x24pdr, 26x12pdr, 14x6pdr, 4x6pdr, launched 11/1737 (rebuilt of Elizabeth 1706), BU 1766, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Elizabeth-class (Elizabeth [launched 10/1769], Berwick [launched 4/1775, taken 3/1795 by french, retaken and lost at Trafalgar,
IM KOPIENORDNER], Bombay Castle [launched 1782], Powerful [launched 1783, 1800 refitting, BU 1812],
Defiance [launched 1783, temporary prison hulk, BU 1817]) british 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr
Elizabeth,2. gunvessel. (purchased 1795)
Elizabeth,12. schooner. (captured from the french in 1806 lost 1814)
Elizabeth british 74 guns 1807
Elizabeth Jonas see Elisabeth Jonas
Elizaveta (74) russian 1798
Elk. (1804 launched. ‘cruizer’. BU 1812) 1805
Elk,18. (1813 launched. ‘cruizer’. sold 1836) 1813
Elk Basin, T2-SE-A1
Elk Hills, T2-SE-A1
Ella: german logger, launched 3/1908, 1941 Vs 129, 1942 barrier guard vessel Sperrwachschiff 3, 194. DWo 77
Ellen: 3-mastschoner 1908
Ellen Rickmers: german merchant, launched 1906, 1914 scuttled, salvaged, 1915 japanese transpirt Rozan (Lüshan Maru)
Ellida: norwegian corvette (6), launched 1856
Ellida: norwegian sloop, training ship, launched 1880
Ellkay completed as USN Monongahela AO-42, T2-A Mattaponi class
El Massaneh: 1882 built, moroccan steamer
Elm Lake: RCN MMS 1945, soviet
Elmol 1917, oil tanker
El Morro, T2-SE-A1
El Norte: transport, launched 1892, 1898 USN auxiliary cruiser Yankee, 1903-08 training ship & supply ship, beached.
Elokomin, T3-S2-A1 Ashtabula class, completed as AO-55 USN
Elpidifor: launched 1905, russian steamer, 1916 russian auxiliary minesweeper T 230, 1922 german Ville de Toulon, 1936
french, 1942 german netlayer Netzleger VII = Piräus, 1948 greek Marielle, 1953 Marti, 1957 turkish Sefer,
Elpidifor-class: russian landing craft/minelayers/minesweepers, IM KOPIENORDNER
No. 410 (T-410): 1917, 1918 german F 20 bzw. F(D) 20, IM KOPIENORDNER
No. 411 (T-411): 1918, 1918 german F 25 (1x12,0) 1920 greek merchant Thraki
No. 412 (T-412): completed 11/1918 as german F 26, 1919 white-russian, 1921 greek
No. 413 (T-413): 1918, 1920 gunboat: 3x13,0 2x7,6 2xMG, 1921 No. 5, 1923 Krasnaja Abchazija, 1947
survey vessel Kursograf, 1949 Ingul, 1949 cable layer
No. 414 (T-414): 1918, 1920 gunboat: 3x13,0 2x7,6 2xMG, 1921 Kanonerskaja Lodka No. 6, 1923 Krasnyj
Adzaristan
No. 415 (T-415): 1918, 1920 gunboat: 3x13,0 2x7,6 2xMG, 1921 Kanonerskaja Lodka No. 7
No. 416 (T-416): as gunboat: 3x13,0 2x7,6 2xMG, 1924 minesweeper TSC No. 22, 1924 Elpidifor No. 416,
1925 Krasnyj Krym, 1939 Krasnaja Armenija
No. 417 (T-417): 1918, 1920 gunboat: 3x13,0 2x7,6 2xMG, 1924 No. 23, 1925 Krasnaja Gruzija
No. 418 (T-418): 1922 Vasilij Fomin, 1937 Velerij Ckalov, 1941 T 512, 1942 cablelayer KS-1
No. 419 (T-419): 1923 mercantile tanker Aleksandr Emshanov, 1937 Stachanovec
No. 420 (T-420): 1922 tanker lighter Tendra/Berezan
No. 421 (T-421): completed 1921 as soviet tanker lighter Berezan/Tendra, 1928 Volgo-Don, 1941 german
Wolgo-Don
No. 422 (T-422): 1924 No. 24, 1925 naval oil barge Krasnaja Moldavija, 1927 tanker, 1941 mine hulk
No. 423 (T-423): 1929 cargo steamer Volgo-Don
No. 424 (T-424): 1927 mecantile coal steamer, 1929 steamer Iosif Kassior, 1939 Azov
No. 425 (T-425): 1927 mecantile coal steamer, 1930 steamer Gornjak, 1942 german Heiligenbeil
No. 426 (T-426): 1927 mecantile coal steamer, 1929 tanker Metallist
No. 427 (T-427): 1927 mecantile coal steamer, 1930 steamer Sovetskij Krym
El Rio: transport, launched 1892/built 1893, steam brig, 4/1898 USN auxiliary cruiser Dixie, 1899 training ship, 1903-07
transport, 1909-22 destroyer tender Dixie AD-1
Elsfleth: german tug, launched 7.3.1929, 1944 net tender NT 51, 1960 tug Ernst
Elsfleth: german tug 1961, IM KOPIENORDNER
Elsie: built 1914-17, launched 1917, US yacht, IM KOPIENORDNER
Elsie and Nellie (Elsie & Nellie): 1916
El Sol: transport, launched 1890, 1898 USN auxiliary cruiser Prairie, 1901 training ship, 1906-17 transport, 1917-22 destroyer
tender AD-5, sold 1923
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Elster-class (Elster, Kiebitz/Kibitz, Rabe, Krähe, Star, Kuckuck/Kukuk) kuk torpedo boats 1889, IM KOPIENORDNER
El Sud: transport, launched 1892, 1898 USN auxiliary cruiser Yosemite, lost 1900 in a taifun
Eltham: british 40/44 guns 1736 20*12, 20*9, 4*6
El-Tor: 1972
El Tucuche: trinidad and tobago coastal patrol craft, commissioned 1976
Elven: purchased 1807, taken from danish
Elwood Hills, T2-SE-A1
Emanuel: schooner 1749
Emanuel: german galeasse, 1796 built
„Emba“-class () soviet cable layers, project 1172
„Emba-2“-class () soviet cable layers, project 1175 Biriusa
Embuscade, L´: french frigate (8pdrs) built 1746, IM KOPIENORDNER, HOWARD S.223
Embuscade, L´: french frigate launched 1789, taken 1798, renamed Ambuscade, 1813 BU, 26x12pdr, 8x6pdr + 6x32pdr
carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, 1802 renamed Seine
Embuscade-class (Embuscade [commissioned 1/1866], Imprenable [commissioned 1868], Protectrice [commissioned 1/1867],
Refuge [commissioned 10/1866]) french floating battery
Emerald: british frigate launched 6/1762, 1793 BU, see Glory
Emerald,36. (1795 launched. BU 1836) 12/95.
Emerald-class (Emerald [launched 7/1856, 1869 sold], Melpomene [launched 8/1857, 1875 sold, Imperieuse [launched 9/1852,
1867 sold, Immortalite [launched 19/1859, 1883 sold]) british screw frigates, 30x8in, 22x32pdr, 8x32pdr
Emerald-class (Emerald [commissioned 6/1878], Garnet [commissioned 10/1878], Opal [commissioned 1/1876], Ruby
[commissioned 6/1877], Tourmaline [commissioned 10/1876], Turquoise [commissioned 9/1877]) british
Emerald-class (Emerald [commissioned 15.1.1926, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK & IM KOPIENORDNER (1934)],
Enterprise [commissioned 7.4.1926, WEYER 43/44]) (E-class) british light cruisers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Emeraude, L´: french, launched 1744, 28x9pdr, 4x4pdr, taken by RN 9/1757, renamed Emerald, 1761 BU
Émeraude-class (Émeraude [(Q 41) launched 8/06, commissioned 11/08], Opale [(Q 42) launched 11/06, commissioned 12/08],
Rubis [(Q 43) launched 6/07, commissioned 12/09], Saphir [(Q 44) launched 2/08, commissioned 12/1910],
Topase [(Q 45) launched 7/08, commissioned 12/10], Turquoise [(Q 46) launched 8/08, commissioned 12/10,
1915-19 turkish Mustadieh Ombashi]) french submarines
Emden: german light cruiser, commissioned 15.10.1925, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1922-46
Emery Rice: transport 1876
Emgeiten (66) russian 1799
Emil: commissioned 3.2.1914, tug, 1937 lngthened, 1969 Steamer
Emile Baudot: 1917
Émile Bertin: french light cruiser, commissioned 28.1.1934, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Emilie Siegfried: mercantile 4-mast barque, 1898, 1911 Sainte Marguarite, later Blanche, sister to Ernest Siegfried
Eminent ex BAT.10: tug, 1942
Emir Bukharski-class (Emir Bukharski [commissioned 1905, 1917 Yacob Sverdlov], Finn [commissioned 1905, 1917 Karl
Liebknecht/Karl Libknecht], Moskvityanin [commissioned 1905], Dobrovoletz [commissioned 1906])
russian destroyers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Emma: russian tug 1873
Emma: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1843, in service 1843
Emma: launched 1894, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 9, 1918 norwegian
Emmanuel (40) russian 1797
Emmkay completed as USN Patuxent AO-44, T2-A Mattaponi class
Emperador Carlos V: spanish armoured cruiser 1898, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Emperor: british paddle yacht 1857, later japanese Banryu, 1868 IJN, 1869 destroyed, repaired, USA civil Emperor, 1873 IJN
Raiden Maru, 1877 Raiden
Emphatic ex ATR-96 tug, 1943
Empire Ace tug, 1942
Empire Ann tug, 1943
Empire Anvil ex Cape Argos 1944
Empire Ariel tug, 1942
Empire Arquebus ex Cape St. Vincent: 1944
Empire Baffin: 1941, renamed Sancroft
Empire Barbara: tug, 1945
Empire Battleaxe ex Cape Berkeley: 1943
Empire Belle: tug, 1944
Empire Ben: tug, 1943
Empire Betsy: tug, 1944
Empire Birch: tug, 1941
Empire Bounty: 1944, oil tanker
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Empire Broadsword ex Cape Marshall: C1-S-AY1 type Mar. Comm. ships, launched 1943, british LSI(L) landing ship infantery
(large) 1943
Empire Cedar: tug, 1941
Empire Charles: tug, 1944
Empire Charmain: built 1942, LSC (landing ship, carrier)
Empire Christopher: tug, 1944
Empire Connie tug, 1945
Empire Crossbow ex Cape Washington 1943
Empire Cupid tug, 1942
Empire Cuttlass ex Cape Compass 1943
Empire Darby tug, 1943
Empire Demon tug, 1943
Empire Dennis tug, 1944
Empire Doris tug, 1944
Empire Dorothy tug, 1945
Empire Dove: british transport 1949, built as german Hermes/Sperrbrecher 34, 1953 Pozarica, 1964 panamese Bluefin
Empire Dunbar 1946, oil tanker
Empire Edgehill 1946, oil tanker
Empire Elaine: built 1942, LSC (landing ship, carrier) IM KOPIENORDNER
Empire Evesham 1946, oil tanker
Empire Fairy tug, 1942
Empire Farm tug, 1942
Empire Flodden 1946, oil tanker
Empire Folk tug, 1942
Empire Frank tug, 1942
Empire Fred tug, 1942
Empire Gauntlet ex Cape Comorin 1944
Empire Gnome tug, 1942
Empire Griffin tug, 1943
Empire Halberd ex Cape Gregory 1943
Empire Harlequin tug, 1942
Empire Herald 1946, oil tanker
Empire Humphrey tug, 1943
Empire Imp tug, 1942
Empire Ivy tug, 1942
Empire Jane tug, 1944
Empire Javelin ex Cape Lobos: C1-S-AY1 type Mar. Comm. ships, launched 1943, british LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large)
1944
Empire Jenny tug, 1945
Empire Joan tug, 1943
Empire Jonathan tug, 1944
Empire Josephine tug, 1944
Empire Katy tug, 1945
Empire Lance ex Cape Pine 1943
Empire Law 1945, oil tanker
Empire Lawn tug, 1942
Empire Linden tug, 1942
Empire MacAlpine-class (Empire MacAlpine 1943, Empire MacAndrew 1943, Empire MacDermott, Empire MacRae, Empire
MacCallum, Empire MacKendrick 1943) MAC - Merchant Aircraft Carrier, launched 12/42-1/44,
1x10,16/7,62, 2x4,0 (twin mount), 4x2,0, 4 aircraft (grain carriers) IM KOPIENORDNER
Empire Mace ex Cape St. Roque 1943
Empire Mackay-class (Empire Mackay, Empire MacColl, Empire MacMahon, Empire MacCabe) british MAC, launched 5/437/43, 1x10,16, 2x4,0 (twin mount), 4/8x2,0, 3 aircraft (oil tankers)
Empire Madge tug, 1945
Empire Maple tug, 1941
Empire Mars 1945, oil tanker
Empire Mascot tug, 1943
Empire McCullum: CAM-ship (Catapult Aircraft Merchantman)
Empire Milner 1945, oil tanker
Empire Minotaur tug, 1942
Empire Minow tug, 1943
Empire Naseby 1947, oil tanker
Empire Ned tug, 1942
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Empire Nicholas tug, 1944
Empire Oberon tug, 1943
Empire Paladin 1945, oil tanker
Empire Peggy tug, 1945
Empire Pierot tug, 1943
Empire Pine tug, 1941
Empire Piper tug, 1942
Empire Pixie tug, 1942
Empire Phyllis tug, 1945
Empire Plane tug, 1941
Empire Polly tug, 1944
Empire Pride: 1941, british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Empire Q
Empire Rainbow: CAM-ship
Empire Rapier ex Cape Turner 1943
Empire Ridley: 1941, renamed Latimer
Empire Roger: tug, 1944
Empire Salisbury: 1944, oil tanker
Empire Salvage: 1941, oil tanker
Empire Sam tug, 1942
Empire Samson tug, 1943
Empire Seraph tug, 1942
Empire Shirley tug, 1945
Empire Sinew tug, 1942
Empire Sophy tug, 1944
Empire Spearhead ex Cape Geradeau 1944
Empire Sprite tug, 1942
Empire Spruce tug, 1942
Empire Spitfire tug, 1943
Empire Teak tug, 1942
Empire Titan tug, 1942
Empire Titiana tug, 1943
Empire Toby tug, 1942
Empire U
Empire Vincent tug, 1944
Empire Willow tug, 1941
Empire Wold tug, 1942
Empire X
Empire Y
Empire Z
Emprenabl: russian schooner 1867
Empress: 1889 british steamer, 1899 russian Ninguta, 1905 japanese Ikuta Maru, 19.. Yegesan Maru, 19.. Kyodo Maru No. 21
Empress: british ferry, completed 6/1907, seaplane carrier, commissioned 25.8.1914
Empress of India: canadian liner, 1902 kollidiert mit chinese cruiser
Empress of Ireland: commissioned 1906, passenger ship
Empress of Japan: 1930 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Empress of Russia: mercantile, hired by RN, purchased by RN as storeship 1777, renamed Vigilant, 1780 unserviceable, later
burnt, 14x24pdr, 6x6pdr, (2x9pdr later removed)
Empyrian 1914
Ems: german freighter, launched 16.1.1937, commissioned as auxiliary cruiser Komet (HSK 7, Schiff 45, Raider B) 2.6.40,
ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3, CONWAY 1922-46, sister to Drau [launched 13.9.1940, 1944 mine barrier breaking
vessel Sperrbrecher 33, 1948 norwegian Sunni, 1949 Tindefjell, 1951 filipino Cebu, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3],
Eider [launched 12/1936, 1940 A 34, 1941 target vessel, 1942 transport, 1943 conversion to mine barrier breaking vessel,
not completed, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3], Iller, Lech, Mur [german transport, launched 4/1939, 1943 mine
barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 32, 1944 hospital ship München, 1945 french trooper Ile dÓleron, 1958 missile trials
ship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3], near sister to Saar, Memel, maybe Telde
Emu: tug, 1946
Emulous: launched 1819, british ‘cherokee’, commissioned 1824, sold 1865
Emulous: ex ATR-18 tug, 1943
Ena: k.u.k. barge, captured by italian 1916, rebuilt to monitor, launched as Vodice 9/1917
Enchanter: tug, 1944
Encore: tug, 1944
Enco Sunshine State: launched 5/1970, renamed Exxon Sunshine State, ocean going tug, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
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Encounter,14. gunbrig. (1805 Northam. lost 1812) 1805
Encounter: british screw corvette, launched 1846 (14)
Endeavour: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, sold 1771, 4x3pdr, 8 swivels
Endeavour: purchased by RN 1775, 1779 condemned, 1780 sold (6 guns, 12 swivels)
Endeavour: singapurian large patrol craft, built 1955, commissioned as dutch ..., 1970 purchased as training ship and diving
tender
Endeavour AGOR 171: canadian exploration vessel, launched 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER
Endymion-class (Endymion [launched 3/1797, BU 1868, IM KOPIENORDNER, 26x24pdr, 16x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr +
4/6x32pdr carronades], Forth [launched 6/1813, 1819 BU], Severn [launched 6/1813, 1825 sold], Liffey [launched
9/1813, 1827 BU], Glasgow [launched 2/1814, first commissioned in 1814, 1828 BU], Liverpool [launched 2/1814,
1822 sold], ...) british frigates, (46): 28x24pdr, 16x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 4x32pdr carronades
Endymion: british frigate, commissioned 9/1866
Energija/Energiya: russian steamer 1891, 1915 transport No. 38, 1916 russian auxiliary minesweeper T-228, 1917 T-328, 1918
german F(D) 24/FD 24, 1920er romanian Galeik  Ottola, IM KOPIENORDNER
Energy 1899 tug
Enfield 1945, stores ship
Enforcer tug, 1944
Enforcer-type (... [haitian], MH 6 [haitian], Faysal [jordanian, acquired 8/1974], Han [jordanian, acquired 8/1974], Hasayu
[jordanian, acquired 8/1974], Muhammed [jordanian, acquired 8/1974], ...) coastal patrol boats, 38ft, Bertram
Enforcer type
Engadine: british channel ferry, completed 1912, seaplane carrier, commissioned 13.8.1914
Engagante, L´: french frigate, launched 1766, (38), taken by RN 1794, fitted as hospital huk (8x4pdr), 1811 BU
Engineer: british tug 1914, 1916 russian harbour vessel Inzener, 1925 Girograf, 1932 Priboj
Englishman: tug, 1937
Enigma: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1845, in service 1845
Enigma: tug, 1944
Enikale: russian harbour vessel 1888
Ennerdale: tall ship built 1874
Ennerdale: built 1941, oil tanker, converted while building into LSG (landing ship, gantry)
Enkhuizen (24) dutch 1779
Enoki-class (Enoki [commissioned 1918, 1930 minesweeper No. 10], Nara [commissioned 1918, 1930 minesweeper No. 9],
Kuwa 1918, Tsubaki 1918, Maki 1918, Keyaki 1918) japanese destroyers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Enoree, T3-S-A1 launched as Sachem (I) AO-69 USN
Enrica: steamer launched 1862, maiden voyage 29.7.1862, commissioned 24.8.1862 as CSA privateer Alabama (IM
KOPIENORDNER), sunk 1864
Enrico Toti-class (Attilio Bagnolini [commissioned 16.6.1968], Enrico Toti [commissioned 22.1.1968], Enrico Dandolo
[commissioned 25.9.1968], Lazzaro Mocenigo [commissioned 11.1.1969]) italian attack submarines,
CONWAY 1947-95
Enseigne Gabolde: french experimental destroyer 1923
Enseigne Roux-class (Enseigne Roux [commissioned 1916], Mécanicien Principal Lestin [commissioned 1916]) french
destroyers
Enterprise: british corvette, launched 1848 (18)
Enterprise: british armoured corvette, commissioned 3.6.1864, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Enterprise-class (Adams [commissioned 21.7.1876], Alliance [launched as Huron, commissioned 18.1.1877], Enterprise
[commissioned 16.3.1877], Nipsic [commissioned 11.10.1879], Essex [commissioned 3.10.1876]) US screw
sloops
Enterprise: US aircraft carrier 1961, SEEMACHT II
Enterprize-class (Enterprize launched 8/1774, 1791 hulk], Siren [launched 11/1773, 1777 wrecked], Fox [launched 9/1773, 1777
briefly in US hands, 1778 taken], Surprize [launched 4/1774, 1783 sold], Acteon/Actaeon [launched 4/1775,
1776 burnt, IM KOPIENORDNER], Medea [launched 4/1778, 1801 hulk], Proserpine [launched 7/1777,
1799 wrecked], Andromeda [launched 1/1777, 1780 foundered], Aurora [launched 6/1777, 1814 sold], Sibyl
[launched 1/1779, 1795 renamed Garland, 1798 lost], ..) 24x9pdr, 4x3pdr, 12 swivels, british
Enterprize: british mercantile, built in 1848, fitted for artic expedition in 1848, IM KOPIENORDNER
Enterprize (14) 1799 USA, 1805 lengthened (18) so IM KOPIENORDNER
Enticer tug, 1944
Entrecastreaux, D´: french screw sloop (2-6) launched 1858
Entrecastreaux, D´: french protected cruiser 1899, 1922 belgian 1927 polish Baltyk  Karl Wladislaw IV, 1939 german, 1942
BU, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Entremar 6: french tug, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 18
Entreprenant french (74) 1787, taken by RN 1801
Entreprenante: french cutter, taken in 1798, BU 1812, 10x12pdr carronades
Entreprise, L`: french, built 1705, taken 5/1705 by RN, renamed Enterprize, 1707 foundered, (24)
Enterprising 1914, degaussing vessel in world war 2
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Entreprize: british 40/44 guns 1709
Envoy: tug, 1944
Eola, T1-M-BT1
Eole: french, built 1733
Eole: french (74) 1789
Eole, L´: french, launched 1799 (2x6pdr, 16x24pdr carronades) captured 11/1799, HMS Nimrod, sold 1811, "most handsome
ship-sloop in the RN."
Eolo: 1785 venetian (70) until 1797: french Robert
Eolo-class (Eolo [commissioned 1942], Tritón [commissioned 1943]) spanish minelayers, CONWAY 1922-46
Eos: launched 1886, russian auxiliary minesweeper Aleksandra, transport 1916
E. Panagopoulos-class (E. Panagopoulos I, E. Panagopoulos II, E. Panagopoulos III) greek coastal patrol boats, 1970s
Épée: french iron gunboat, launched 9/1873, commissioned 1.1.1874
Epervier (privateer taken in 1797. sold 1801)
Epervier (taken on 27.7.1803. BU 1811)
Ephira
Epifania (74) russian 1800
„Epitrop“-class (Naluca [commissioned 19.5.1979], Viforul [commissioned 14.1.1979], Vijelia [commissioned 7.2.1980],
Viscolul [commissioned 30.4.1980], Virtejul [commissioned 1.9.1980], Fulgerul [commissioned 30.12.1980],
Vintul [commissioned 25.5.1981], Vulcanul [commissioned 26.10.1981], Furtuna [commissioned 13.1.1982],
Trasnetul [commissioned 15.6.1982], Tornada [commissioned 5.10.1982]) romanian fast missile attack craft,
CONWAY 1947-95 1947-95
Eppingdale 1941, oil tanker
Epsilon-class (Epsilon [renamed Chen Tung, renamed 1895 japanese Chinto], Zeta [renamed Chen Hsi, renamed 1895 japanese
Chen Sei], Eta [renamed Chen Nan, renamed 1895 Chin Nan], Theta [renamed Chen Pei, renamed 1895 Chin
Hoku]) chinese gunboats, launched 1879
Eransgrund: russian light ship 1892, 1915 servey vessel, 1918 german, 1918 finnish Kalbadagrund, 1956 Arle, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Eransgrund: russian light ship 1901, 19.. Relandersgrund, 1918 finnish, 193. Rauma, 19.. Kemi, IM KOPIENORDNER
Erasmo: 4-mast-barque, built 1903, later Pinguin
Erb
Erc
Erd
Erebus,18. (1807 launched as a rocket vessel. sold 1819) 1808, 1810 as a 24-gun 6th rate
Erebus-class (Erebus, Terror) british bomb 1836, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar, IM KOPIENORDNER as exploration ship
Erebus-class (Erebus [commissioned 9/1916], Terror [commissioned 8/1916]) british monitors, CONWAY 1906-21
Erfprins van Brunswijk [36] dutch 1790, ?? renamed ??
Erg
Erh
Ericsson TB-2: US torpedo boat, commissioned 18.2.1897
Eridan-class (Eridan [french, launched 2.2.79, commissioned 16.4.1984], Cassiopée [french, launched 28.9.81, commissioned
5.5.1984], Andromede [french, launched 22.5.82, commissioned 19.10.1984], Pegase [french, launched 23.4.83,
commissioned 30.5.1985], Orion [french, launched 6.2.85, commissioned 14.1.1986], Croix du Sud [french,
launched 6.2.85, commissioned 14.11.1986], Aigle [french, launched 8.3.86, commissioned 1.7.1987], Lyre
[french, launched 15.11.86, commissioned 16.12.1987], Persée [french, launched 9.3.88, commissioned
4.11.1988], Sagittaire (I) [french, launched 9.11.88, 1992 pakistani Munsif], Sagittaire (II) [french, launched ..,
commissioned 2.4.1996], Muhafiz [pakistani, launched 8.7.1995], Mahmood [pakistani, built late 1990s?], see also
belgian Aster-class) french minehunters
Eridano: sardinian, later, later italian brigg (16), launched 1841
Erie: US revenue schooner, 1x18pdr, 1x6pdr, sold 1849
Erie-class (Erie [PG-50, commissioned 7/36], Charleston [PG-51, commissioned 7/36]) US gunboats, CONWAY 1922-46
Erika: russian merchant, launched 1897, 1911 commissioned as russian minesweeper/netlayer Shika
Erimo: japanese minelayer, minesweeper, submarine chaser, launched 12.7.1955, 1976 explosive ordnance disposal tender YAS
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Erimo-class (Erimo [launched 14.8.65], Satsuma [launched 4/1966]) japanese large patrol vessels
Erin: built as turkish Reshadieh/Resadiye ex Reshad V., british battleship, commissioned 22.8.1914, ZEICHNUNG in
Erin: 1932 british merchant, ocean boarding vessel in world war 2, HMS Maplin, fighter catapult ship 1941
Erin´mi-class (Erin´mi [launched 25.2.1980], Enyimiri [commissioned 14.7.1980]) nigerian corvettes, Vosper Thornycroft Mk.
9, CONWAY 1947-95
Eritrea: italian colonial sloop, commissioned 10.2.37, 1948 french Francis Garnier, CONWAY 1922-46
Erj
Erk
Erla: launched 1908, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 27
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Erlangen: german steamer, commissioned 16.8.1902, 1914 Kohlenschiff I, 1914 SP 2
Ermanno Carlotto: italian river gunboat 1921, 1943 japanese Narumi, IM KOPIENORDNER (1943), 1945 chinese Kiang Kun
Ermark: icebreaker 1899
Ermland: german tender, launched 1937, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Ermolov: russian harbour vessel 1863
Erna: british merchant, 1915, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Erne,20. (1813 Dartmouth. wrecked 1819) 1814
Ernest Renan: french armoured cruiser, commissioned 2/1909
Ernest Siegfried: mercantile 4-mast barque, 1899, 1911 Sainte Catherine, later Seine, sister to Emilie Siegfried
Ernst Moritz Arndt: east german freighter, ex Liberty-schiff, IM KOPIENORDNER
Eroican: 1914
Eros: launched 1892, later russian dispatch vessel
Erris: launched 1915, russian minesweeper Kitoboj in WWI
Ersh: russian gunboat 1874
Ertogrul: turkish frigate, launched 1863
Erzherzog Albrecht: kuk battleship, commissioned 6/1874, 1908 Feuerspeier, 1920 italian Buttafuoco, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 3
Erzherzog Ferdinand Max-class (Erzherzog Ferdinand Max, Habsburg) kuk battleships, provisionally completed 1866, finally
completed 1867, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Erzherzog Friedrich-class (Erzherzog Friedrich 1858, Dandolo [commissioned 2/1859, 1880 Schwarzenberg]) kuk frigates,
1877-80 rebuilt, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Erzherzog Karl-class (Erzherzog Karl [commissioned 17.6.1906, 1919 yugoslav, french, BU], Erzherzog Friedrich
[commissioned 31.1.1907, 1919 yugoslav, french, BU], Erzherzog Ferdinand Max [commissioned
21.12.1907, 1919 yugoslav, british, BU]) kuk battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Escalante, T3-S-A1 launched as Shabonee (I) AO-70 USN
Escambia, T2-SE-A2
Escatawpa, T1-M-A2
Escort,14. gunbrig. launched 4/1801 Blackwall. to customs in 1815) 1801
Escort inshore tug 1970 23,38x x2,58
Escorte, L´: french privateer, launched 1756, 14x6pdr, 10 swivels, taken by RN 2/1757, renamed Escorte, 1768 sold
Esja: icelandic fishery protection vessel, launched 1939
Esk: launched 1813, british, commissioned 1820
Esk: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (21)
Esk: fishery vessel 1898
Eskimo: british steamer, launched 9.4.1910, 1916 german prize, rebuilt, 1917 netlayer, 1924 french, ...
Esmeralda: chilean cruiser, launched 6/1883, 1894 japanese Idzumi, IM KOPIENORDNER
Esmeralda: chilean armoured cruiser 1896, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Esmeralda: 1954, chileanisches sail training ship
Espana-class (España [commissioned 23.10.1913], Alfonso XIII [commissioned 16.8.1915, 1931 España], Jaime I
[commissioned 20.12.1921/1922]) spanish battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1906-21
Espartana: colombian patrol craft, commissioned 1950
Espadarte: portuguese submarine 1913
Esperanca
Esperance Bay: see Hobsons Bay/ british, launched 1922, trooper 1941 ?????
Esperanza, L´: french schooner, 4x3pdr, taken early 1793 by RN, renamed Flying Fish, 1795 taken by french privateers,
renamed Poison Volante(?), retaken by RN 1796, 1799 out of service
Espiegle (taken 30.11.1793. sold 1802)
Espiegle,16. (1804 Barnstable. BU 1811) 1805
Espiegle, L´: french brig sloop, built 1804, 2x6pdr, 14x24pdr carronades, taken by RN 1808, 1816 sold
Espiegle: launched 1812. ‘cruizer’. sold 1833) 1812
Espiegle: brigg 1844 31,8x9,45x3,96
Espion: french cutter, built 1781
Esploratore-class (Esploratore, Messaggiere) italian paddle avisos 1863
Espoir. (taken 10 9/1797. sold 1804)
Espoir (1826 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1857) 1827
Espora-class (Espora 1890 [1905 rebuilt], Rosales 1890) argentine torpedo-gunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Essberger Pilot: tanker 1974, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Essex: british 70 guns 1700
Essex: british, 70 guns, launched 2/1741 (rebuilt), 1759 wrecked
Essex: british 64 guns, launched 8/1760, 1777 receiving ship, 1799 sold
Essex: US frigate, commissioned 1799, 26x12/18pr?, 12x24/32pdr? carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN
1814, 1824 hulk, 1837 sold, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Essex-class (Essex [CV-9, commissioned 31.12.1942, short hull], Yorktown [CV-10, ex Bon Homme Richard, commissioned
15.4.1943, short hull], Intrepid [CV-11, commissioned 16.8.1943, short hull], Hornet [CV-12, ex Kearsarge,
commissioned 29.11.1943, short hull], Franklin [CV-13, commissioned 31.1.1944, short hull], Ticonderoga [ex
Hancock, CV-14, commissioned 8.5.1944 long hull], Randolph [CV-15, commissioned 9.10.1944 long hull],
Lexington [ex Cabot, CV-16, commissioned 17.2.1943, short hull], Bunker Hill [CV-17, commissioned 20.5.1943,
short hull], Wasp [CV-18, ex Oriskany, commissioned 24.11.1943, short hull], Hancock [ex Ticonderoga, CV-19,
commissioned 15.4.1944, long hull, conversion 1954-59, SEEMACHT II], Bennington [CV-20, commissioned
6.8.1944, short hull, later CVS-20 ASW carrier], Boxer [CV-21, commissioned 16.4.1945, long hull, later LPH-4
assault ship, unscharf IM KOPIENORDNER], Bon Homme Richard [CV-31, commissioned 26.11.1944, short
hull], Leyte [CV-32, ex Crown Point, commissioned 11.4.1946, long hull], Kearsarge [CV-33, commissioned
2.3.1946, long hull], Oriskany [CV-34, commissioned 25.9.1950, long hull], Antietam [CV-36, commissioned
28.1.1945, conversion 9/52-12/54: winkeldeck: ZEICHNUNG im 15-DM-BUCH], Princeton [CV-37, ex Valley
Forge, commissioned 18.11.1945, long hull], Shangri La [CV-38, commissioned 15.9.1944, long hull], Lake
Champlain [CV-39, commissioned 3.6.1945, long hull], Tarawa [CV-40, commissioned 8.12.1945, long hull],
Valley Forge [CV-45, commissioned 3.11.1946, long hull], Philippine Sea [CV-47, ex Wright, commissioned
11.5.1946, long hull]) US fleet aircraft carrier, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL VIII (short hull),
SEEMACHT II, CONWAY 1922-46 (long hull)
Essex Maid: yacht 1939
Essex Queen 1897, hospital ship in world war 2
Esso Albany (I) completed as USN Sabine (T3-S2-A1)
Esso Annapolis (I), USN Chemung (T3-S2-A1)
Esso Berlin: tanker 1958
Esso Camden, T2-SE-A1
Esso Columbia (I) completed as USN Salamonie, (T3-S2-A1)
Esso Deutschland: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, tanker 1976
Esso Gettysburg, T2-SE-A1 launched as Gettysburg
Esso Manhattan, launched as Princeton, T2-SE-A1
Esso Memphis, T2-SE-A1
Esso New Haven, T2-SE-A1
Esso New Orleans
Esso Norfolk, launched as Vincennes, T2-SE-A1
Esso Paterson, launched as Germantown, T2-SE-A1
Esso Portland (I) T3-S-A1 completed as Dartmouth
Esso Portland (II), T2-SE-A1
Esso Raleigh (I), (T3-S2-A1)
Esso Richmond (I) USN Kaskaskia, T3-S2-A1
Esso Roanoke, T2-SE-A1
Esso Scranton, T2-SE-A1
Esso Springfield, T2-SE-A1
Esso Trenton
Esso Utica, T2-SE-A1
Esso Washington, launched as Brandywine (I), T2-SE-A1
Esso Wilmington, launched as Fort Stanwick, T2-SE-A1
Estaing, D´: french screw sloop (2-6) launched 1859
Esterel-class (Esterel [commissioned 28.4.2002], Luberon [commissioned 4.7.2002]) french tugs
Esther/Hester: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, sold 1779, 6x3pdr, 12 swivels
Esther: clipper, 1861 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
Estramadura: spanish cruiser, launched 4/1900 (Isabel la Catolica)
Estrées-klase (DÉstrées 1899, Infernet 1900) french protected cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Esturgeon: french gabare (small transport), launched 1746 (10)
Etalon, L´ tug, 1921
Etats de Bourgogne french (118) 1790, 1793 Côte dÓr, 1793 Montagbe, 1795 Peuple, 1795 Océan, rebuilt 1806 and 1837
(round bow) BU 1855
Etats de Bretagne french (110) 1766, later Bretagne, 1793 Révolutionnaire
Étendard-class (Chacal, Étendard 1869, Fanfare, Gladiateur, Hyène, Jaguar, Leopard, Oriflamme) french wooden gunboats,
launched 1868, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Etesian fire float 1918
Ethalion,38. (1797 Harwich. wrecked 1799) 1799
Ethalion: launched 1802, commissioned 1803, hospital hulk 1823, 1835 breakwater, 26x18pdr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr +
4x32pdr carronades
Ethel: british composite barque, built 1966
Etna: french ketch-rigged bomb vessel, launched 1754, (8 guns, 2x12in mortars)
148
Etna, L´: french launched 1794, captured on 13.11.1796, became HMS Cormorant., wrecked 1800, 18x9pdr, 2x32pdr
carronades, later 18x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr
Etna-class (Etna [commissioned ], Hekla [commissioned ]) dutch torpedo boats, launched 1882
Etna-class (Etna [commissioned 3.12.1887], Vesuvio [commissioned 16.3.1888], Stromboli [commissioned 21.3.1888], Ettore
Fiermosca [commissioned 16.11.1889]) italian protected cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Etoile: french, built 1745, 8x18pdr, 30x12pdr, 12x4pdr, gundeck too near to waterline
Etoile, L´: french frigate, built 1814, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1814, renamed
Topaze, 1823 hulk, 1851 target, BU
Étoile: french rivergunboat, launched 1885, stricken 1898
Etoile = BA 817: french fishing vessel, launched 1934, 1942 german Arbeitsboot ...
Etor: 1897 russian tug
Etorofu-class (improved type A) (Etorofu [commissioned 15.5.43, USA 1947], Oki [commissioned 28.3.43, 1947 chinese Ku
An], Sado [commissioned 27.3.43], Matsuwa [commissioned 23.3.43], Fukue [commissioned 28.6.43,1947
british], Tsushima [commissioned 28.7.43, 1947 chinese Lin An, 1949 taiwanese], Mutsure [commissioned
31.7.43], Wakamija [commissioned 8.10.43], Kanju [commissioned 30.10.43], Hirado [commissioned 28.9.43],
Amakusa [commissioned 20.11.43], Manju [commissioned 30.11.43], Kasado [commissioned 27.2.44], Iki
[commissioned 31.5.43]) japanese escorts
Etruscan 1913
Ettore Fieramosca: neapolitan, italian (6) paddle corvette, launched 1850
Ettore Fieramosca: italian submarine, commissioned 1930, hanger removed 1931, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Ettrick: 1938 british merchant, LSI(L) in world war 2
Eturia: 1930, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Etv
Etw
Etx
Ety
Etzion Gueber-class (Etzion Gueber aka Ezion Geber [commissioned 1965], Shikmona [commissioned 1965], Kessaraya
[commissioned 1965]) israeli tank landing craft
Euclides: 1971
Eugenie (A french privateer taken in 1797. sold 1802)
Eugenie (purchased 1804. ex Friends. sold 1810)
Eugénie: steamer 1867, 1868 japanese Moshun, 1869 IJN
Eugenio Costa: 1966
Euménide: french paddle corvette (4) launched 1848
Euphrate: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1839
Euphrates:
Eureka: 1898, tug
Euridice: sardinian, later italian (20) sail corvette, launched 1828
Eurofast 1965
Europa: british 64 guns 1765
Europa,50. (1783 Woolwich. sold 1814) converted to a troopship in 1798.
Europa: passenger liner 1930, 1945 US troop transport AP-177, 1950 french Liberté
Europa: see Kungsholm (ferry)
Europe,64. (1765 Lepe. BU 1814)
Europe: mercantile 4-mast barque, built 1897, sister to Asie
Europe: french merchant, built 1906
Eurotas,38. (1813 Blackwall. BU 1817) in service 5/13. armed with 28xCongreve's experimental 24-pounders, 16xcarronades
and 2x9-pounders.
Eurotas: british screw frigate, launched 1856 (12 mortars), laid down as sailing corvette 1829,
Euryalus: british screw frigate, launched 1853 (51)
Eurydice (34) british 1784
Eurydice: launched 5/1843, training ship 1861, 1878 foundered, british sloop, 18x32pdr, 6x32pdr, 2x32pdr
Eurynome: clipper, built 1862
Eutaw Springs, completed as Chepachet USN AO-78, T2-SE-A1
Euterpe-class (1.group: Euterpe [1886 3 T], Talia [1886 4 T], Erato [1886 5 T], Melpomene [1886 6 T], Tersicore [1886 7 T],
Polimnia [1886 8 T], Urania [1886 9 T], Calliope [1886 10 T],
2. group: Lucciola [aboard Duilio, 1886 16 T], Formica [1886 17 T], Cicala [aboard Duilio, 1886 18 T], Locusta
[1886 19 T], Grillo [1886 20 T], Zanzara [1886 21 T]) italian torpedo boats
Evadne: yacht 1931
Evagoras-class (Evagoras, Poseidon) cypriot patrol craft, yugoslav-built, FAC-23 Jet-type, in service 1995
Evans Creek, T2-SE-A1
Evarts-class (GMT): (DE-1 [commissioned 20.1.43 as HMS Bayntun, K.310, BDE-1], DE-2 [commissioned 18.2.43 as HMS
Bazely, K.311, BDE-2], DE-3 [commissioned 15.3.43 as HMS Berry, K.312, BDE-3], DE-4
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[commissioned 27.3.43 as HMS Blackwood, K.313, BDE-4], DE-5 Evarts [commissioned 15.4.1943], DE6 Wyffels [commissioned 21.4.1943, 1945 chinese Tai Kang, 1949 taiwanese], DE-7 Griswold
[commissioned 28.4.1943], DE-8 Steele [commissioned 4.5.1943], DE-9 Carlson [commissioned
10.5.1943], DE-10 Bebas [commissioned 15.5.1943], DE-11 Crouter [commissioned 25.5.1943], DE-12
[commissioned 2.6.43 as HMS Burges, K.347, BDE-12], DE-13 Brennan [commissioned 20.1.1943], DE14 Doherty [commissioned 6.2.1943], DE-15 Austin [commissioned 13.2.1943], DE-16 Edgar G. Chase
[commissioned 20.3.1943], DE-17 Edward C. Daly [commissioned 3.4.1943], DE-18 Gilmore
[commissioned 17.4.1943], DE-19 Burden R. Hastings [commissioned 1.5.1943], DE-20 Le Hardy
[commissioned 15.5.1943], DE-21 Harold C. Thomas [commissioned 31.5.1943], DE-22 Wileman
[commissioned 11.6.1943], DE-23 Charles R. Greer [commissioned 23.6.1943], DE-24 Whitman
[commissioned 3.7.1943], DE-25 Wintle [commissioned 10.7.1943], DE-26 Dempsey [commissioned
24.7.1943], DE-27 Duffy [commissioned 5.8.1943], DE-28 Emery [ex Eisner, commissioned 14.8.1943],
DE-29 Stadtfeld [commissioned 26.8.1943], DE-30 Martin [commissioned 4.9.1943], DE-31 Sederstrom
[ex Gillette, commissioned 11.9.1943], DE-32 Fleming [commissioned 18.9.1943], DE-33 Tisdale
[commissioned 11.10.1943], DE-34 Eisele [commissioned 18.10.1943], DE-35 Fair [commissioned
23.10.1943], DE-36 Manlove [commissioned 8.11.1943], DE-37 Greiner [commissioned 18.8.1943], DE38 Wyman [commissioned 1.9.1943], DE-39 Lovering [commissioned 17.9.1943], DE-40 Sanders
[commissioned 1.10.1943], DE-41 Brackett [commissioned 18.10.1943], DE-42 Reynolds [commissioned
1.11.1943], DE-43 Mitchell [commissioned 17.11.1943], DE-44 Donaldson [commissioned 1.12.1943],
DE-45 Andres [commissioned 15.3.1943], DE-46 [commissioned 4.4.1943 as HMS Drury, K.316], DE-47
Decker [commissioned 3.5.1943, 1945 chinese Tai Ping, 1949 taiwanese], DE-48 Dobler [commissioned
17.5.1943], DE-49 Doneff [commissioned 10.6.1943], DE-50 Engstrom [commissioned 21.6.1943], DE256 Seid [commissioned 11.6.1943], DE-257 Smartt [commissioned 18.6.1943], DE-258 Walter S. Brown
[commissioned 25.6.1943], DE-259 William C. Miller [commissioned 2.7.1943], DE-260 Cabana
[commissioned 9.7.1943], DE-261 Dionne [commissioned 16.7.1943], DE-262 Canfield [commissioned
22.7.1943], DE-263 Deede [commissioned 29.7.1943], DE-264 Elden [commissioned 4.8.1943], DE-265
Cloues [commissioned 10.8.1943], DE-266 Wintle [commissioned as HMS Capel K.470 16.8.43], DE-267
Dempsey [HMS Cooke K.471, commissioned 16.8.43], DE-268 Duffy [commissioned 28.8.43 as K.472
HMS Dacres], DE-269 Eisner [HMS Domett K.473, commissioned 3.9.43], DE-270 Gilette [HMS Foley
K.474, commissioned 8.9.1943], DE-271 Fleming [HMS Garlies K.475, commissioned 13.9.43], DE-272
Lovering [HMS Gould K.476, commissioned 18.9.43], DE-273 Sanders [HMS Grindall K.477,
commissioned 23.9.43], DE-274 O´Toole [HMS Gardiner K.478, commissioned 28.9.43], DE-275 Reybold
[HMS Goodall K.477, commissioned 4.10.43], DE-276 George [HMS Goodson K.480, commissioned
9.10.43], DE-277 Herzog [HMS Gore K.481, commissioned 14.10.43], DE-278 Tisdale [HMS Keats
K.482, commissioned 19.10.43], DE-279 Trumpeter [HMS Kempthorne K.483, commissioned 23.10.43],
DE-280 [commissioned 29.10.43 as HMS Kingsmill, K.484], DE-301 Lake [commissioned 5.2.1944], DE302 Lyman [commissioned 19.2.1944], DE-303 Crowley [commissioned 25.3.1944], DE-304 Rall
[commissioned 8.4.1944], DE-305 Halloran [commissioned 27.5.1944], DE-306 Conolly [commissioned
8.7.1944], DE-307 Finnegan [commissioned 19.8.1944], DE-516 [commissioned 3.11.43 as HMS Lawfors,
K.514], DE-517 [commissioned 9.11.43 as HMS Louis K.515], DE-518 [commissioned 15.11.43 as HMS
Lawson, K.516, (later?) LSH], DE-519 [commissioned 20.11.43 as HMS Pasley K.564, ex (HMS?)
Lindsay], DE-520 [commissioned 27.11.43 as HMS Loring K.565], DE-521 [commissioned 3.12.43 as
HMS Hoste K.566, ex Mitchell], DE-522 [commissioned 16.12.43 as HMS Moorsom K.567], DE-523
[commissioned 6.12.43 as HMS Manners K.568], DE-524 [commissioned 23.12.43 as HMS Mounsey
K.569], DE-525 [commissioned 29.12.43 as HMS Inglis K.570], DE-526 [commissioned 13.1.44 as HMS
Inman K.571], DE-527 O´Toole [commissioned 22.1.1944], DE-528 John J. Powers [commissioned
29.2.1944], DE-529 Mason [commissioned 20.3.1944], DE-530 John M. Bermingham [commissioned
8.4.1944]) US destroyer escorts, commissioned since 1943, british ships known as Captain-class
Eversand: inshore tug 1926 29,2x x3,6
Eversand (II) ex Albert: 1944 german KM-tug
Evertsen: dutch (51) screw frigate, launched 1857
Evertsen-class (Evertsen [launched 9/1894], Pit Hein [launched 8/1894], Kortenaer [launched 10/1894]) dutch coastal battleship
Evgenija: 1894 russian tug
Evona: british yacht, launched 12/1897, commissioned as italian Tobruk 3.8.1912
Evropa (66) russian 1793
Evsavie (106) russian 1801
Evstafi-class (Evstafi [commissioned 5.8.1910], Ioann Zlatoust [commissioned 11.8.1910]) russian battleship
Ewing: US revenue schooner, 6x12pdr, 2x6pdr, 1x18pdr (1842), decommissioned 1876
Excel IV: 1919, british torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Excellent,74. (1787 Harwich. 58 guns in 1820 as a training ship) 1793
Exertion
Exeter: british 60/64 guns 1697
Exeter: british 60/64 guns, launched 3/1744 (rebuilt), 1763 BU
150
Exeter (64) 1763 british
Exeter: british cruiser, commissioned 23.7.1931, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ex Fortis: 1914
Exmouth: british (90) launched 1854 as screw ship
Exmouth-class (Exmouth [commissioned 3.10.1934], Faulknor [commissioned 24.5.1935]) british destroyer leader E & Fclasses, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Expedition british 70 guns 1699
Expedition: british, launched 8/1714, renamed Prince Frederick 1715, 1736 BU, (70)
Expedition: british, 44 guns (20x18pdr, 20x9pdr, 4x6pdr), launched 7/1747, 1764 BU
Expedition (10) cutter british 1775 and/or 1778
Expedition (46) 1781 british or 40/44 guns 1784
Experiment: british frigate, launched 1689, 32x9pdr, BU 1724
Experiment: british merchant ship, launched 1758, (10), purchased 8/1765, storeship, sold 1768
Experiment-class (Experiment [launched 8/1774], Medusa launched 7/1785]) british vessels, 42x12pdr, 8x6pdr, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Experiment: purchased by RN in 1781, (14), 1785 sold
Experiment (10) lugger british, launched 1793, 10x12pdr carronades, 12 swivels, taken by the spanish 10/1796, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Expert: 1945, tug
Explorateur: zanzibari steamer, launched 1868
Explorer-class (Explorer [S.30, commissioned 28.11.56], Excalibur [S.40, commissioned 22.3.58]) british training submarines,
CONWAY 1947-95
Explorer-type aka CGV-26-type (Al Jubatel [saudi, commissioned 4/1987], Salwa [saudi commissioned 4/1987]) german
designed large patrol craft
Explosion: british bomb, 2x10in mortars, 4x68pdr carronades, 4x18pdr carronades, 2x18pdr carronades, purchased 4/1797,
wrecked 1807
Express-class (Express [launched 1800, sold 1813], ...) schooner, 6x12pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Express,12. schooner. (1815 Plymouth. sold 1827)
Express,6, packet brig (1835 launched. sold 1862) 1836
Express: icebreaker 1877
Express: 1890
Express: [Laird special 33-knotter] british destroyer, commissioned 2/1902, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Exxon Galveston: oil barge 1978
Eylau: french (74) commissioned 1808, until 1807 Saturne
Eylau ex Eole: french (90) launched 15.5.1856, screw ship
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F-class (F 1 [launched 4/16, commissioned 10/16], F 2 [launched 6/16, commissioned 9/16], F 3 [launched 7/16, commissioned
10/16], F 4 [launched 11/16, commissioned 1/17], F 5 [launched 8/16, commissioned 11/16], F 6 [launched 3/17,
commissioned 5/17], F 7 [launched 12/16, commissioned 3/17], F 8 [commissioned 2/1917, accident, recommissioned
commissioned 12/16], F 12 [launched 11/16, commissioned 2/17], F 13 [launched 5/17, commissioned 8/17], F 14
[launched 1/17, commissioned 3/17], F 15 [launched 5/17, commissioned 8/17], F 16 [launched 3/17, commissioned
commissioned 4/18], F 20 [launched 3/18, commissioned 6/18], F 21 [launched 5/18, commissioned 8/18]) italian
F 1-class (F 1 [commissioned 11.12.13], F 3 [commissioned 16.3.14], F 5 [commissioned 6.6.14]) brazilian submarines,
CONWAY 1906-21
F-class (Fame [commissioned 26.4.1935, 1949 dominican Generalisimo, 1962 Sanchez], Fearless [commissioned 22.12.1934],
Firedrake [commissioned 30.5.1935], Foresight [commissioned 15.5.1935], Forester [commissioned 29.3.1935],
Fortune [commissioned 27.4.1935, 1943-44 canad. Saskatchewan], Foxhound [commissioned 6.6.1935, 1943-44 canad.
QuÁpelle], Fury [commissioned 18.5.1935]) british destroyers, IM KOPIENORDNER
F 1: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915
F 1: british submarine, commissioned 14.8.15, F-class
F 1: russian submarine, launched 1916, commissioned 5/17, renamed Svyatoi Georgi (II), Kommunar 1918, IM
KOPIENORDNER
F 1-type (No 18 [commissioned 31.3.1920, Ro 1 1924], No 21 [commissioned 20.4.1920, Ro 2 1924]) japanese submarines,
CONWAY 1906-21
Flottbeck: iron barque, renamed Professor
Flottenbegleiter-class: (F 1 [commissioned 1935, 1941 tender Libelle, 1945 tender Jagd], F 2 [commissioned 1936], F 3
[commissioned 1936, 1938 tender Königin Luise, 1939 Hai], F 4 [commissioned 1936], F 5 [commissioned
1936], F 6 {[commissioned 1936, 1938 tender Hai, 1939 Königin Luise], F 7 [commissioned 1937, 1946
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soviet], F 8 [commissioned 1937], F 9 [commissioned 1937], F 10 [commissioned 1938]) german escorts,
ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, DEUTSCHE KRIEGSMARINE 1935-45 BD2, CONWAY 1922-46
F 1-class (F1 [1944-45 soviet TKA 958], F 2 [1944-45 soviet TKA 959], F 3 [1944-45 soviet TKA 960], F 4 [1944-45 soviet
TKA 961]) bulgarian. motor torpedo boats
F 2-class (F 2, F 3, F 4, F 5, F 6) launched and commissioned 1874, german minelayer-tugs
F 2: british submarine, commissioned 22.8.17, F-class
F 2-type (No 31 [commissioned 17.7.1922, Ro 3 1924], No 32 [commissioned 5.5.1922, Ro 4 1924], No 33 [commissioned
9.3.1922, Ro 5 1924]) japanese submarine, CONWAY 1906-21
F 3: british submarine, commissioned 7/16, F-class
F 3: bulgarian. motor torpedo boat 1939 (1939 - 1940_ as german S 1 commissioned)
F 4: german escort 1936, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 7: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, 1921 RWS Kiel 20, 1925 RWS F 7, 1926 private Gisela, 1928 german F 7,
1931 training ship Aegir, 1939 R 113
F 9: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, sunk, salvaged, 1920 RWS E 5, 1925 Emden 2
F 10: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, 1920 RWS Kiel 3, 1925 RWS F 10, ...
F 11: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, 1920 RWS Stettin 23, 1925 RWS F 11, 1931 navy acadamy craft Odin,
F 13: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, ..., SW 5, 1940 HM 18, ...
F 14: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, 1920 RWS B 5, 1925 Bremen 2, ...
F 15: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1915, 1920 RWS Hamburg 16, 1925 RWS F 15, ..., ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 2
F 16: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1918 belgian V 1 = Roi Albert, 1927 yacht Vadrouville
F 17: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Hamburg 15, 1925 RWS F 17, ...
F 18: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 2 = Reine Elisabeth, ...
F 19: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 3 = Prince Leopold, ..
F 20: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Kiel 5, 1925 RWS F 20, ..., ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 21: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Stettin 24, 1925 RWS F 21
F 23: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Stettin2, 1931 Altona I
F 25: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Hamburg 2, 1929 Polizeischule 4
F 27: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Hamburg 9, 1925 RWS Hamburg 1, 1931 RWS Königsberg 1
F 28: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 4
F 29: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 5 = Chevalier Casaert
F 33: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 6 = Roi Leopold I
F 34: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1921 RWS Stettin 25, 1925 RWS F 34, yacht Loki
F 35: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 7 = Roi Leopold II
F 36: german coastal/riverine minesweeper, became belgian V 8 = Princesse Marie-José
F 37: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Königsberg 3, 1927 RWS Pillau 1, 1929 RWS Elbing 1, 1930
RWS Tilsit 1, 1931 RWS Elbing 1, 1940 H 532, ...
F 38: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 39: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1917, 1920 RWS Tilsit 7, 1925 RWS Rossitten 1, 1927 RWS Pillau 2, 1929 RWS
Pillau 1, 1929 RWS Tilsit 2, ...
F 40: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, became belgian V 9 = Dinant
F 43: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Hamburg 21, 1925 RWS Hamburg 3, 1931 Altona I, 1939 H 107,
...
F 44: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Stettin 26, 1925 RWS F 44, ...
F 46: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Tilsit 18, became RWS Rossitten 2, ...
F 47: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Stettin 27, ...
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F 48: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918  belgian V 10
F 49: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1921 Sperber
F 51: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1921 Seiler, 1939 H 106, ...
F 52: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS E 1m 1928 liason Nordholz, ...
F 53: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Kiel 10, 1926 border guard Schill, ...1941 V 6111
F 54: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1921 border guard Geier
F 55: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Kiel 11, ..
F 56: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918  belgian V 11, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 57: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, became belgian V 12, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 58: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS E 4, 1925 RWS Emden 1, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 59: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1921 border guard Habicht, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 60: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Kiel 4, 1925 RWS Kiel 1, ...
F 61: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Kiel 2, 1927-29 RWS Brunsbüttel 1, 1931 RWS Kiel 2
F 62: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, 1920 RWS Stettin 28, 1925 RWS Stettin 3, ...
F 63: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1918, ..., 1935 Vineta, ..
F 66: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, 1924 liason Pollux
F 67: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, 1923 harbour duty Heete
F 69: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, later named Adler, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
F 70: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, 1920 RWS Stettin 1, 1931 Stettin 1, 1940 B 122 Mo, then HM 03, 1942 SW 1
Stettin, ..
F 71: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, 1920 RWS B 4, 1925 RWS F 71, ...
F 72: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, 1924 liason craft Castor
F 73: german coastal/riverine minesweeper 1919, 1924 liason craft Sirius
Fabius ARVA-5: US 1945
Faderneslandet (60) swedish 1783
Fafner: german dredging craft 1972
27x10,5x___
Fairey: british merchant rig, opium clipper, built 1833, in service 1833
Fairey Knowe: tug, 1913
Fairey Marine landing craft-type (Safra 2 [bahraini, commissioned 1980]) 74ft landing craft
Fairey Marine Interceptor-type (... [qatar, delivered 28.11.1975], ... [qatar, delivered 28.11.1975], Senegal II [canadian built 62ft
coastal patrol craft, senegalese, commissioned 1979 Sénégal II], Casamance II [canadian built
62ft coastal patrol craft, senegalese, commissioned 1979], Sine-Saloum II [canadian built 62ft
coastal patrol craft, senegalese, commissioned 1979 Siné-Saloum], ) fast assault/rescue craft
Fairey Spear/ Fairey Marine Spear-type (Saham [bahraini, commissioned 1975], Khataf [bahraini, commissioned 1975],...
[grenadian, delivered 1978], ... [grenadian, delivered 1978], ... [grenadian, delivered 1978], ... [hong kong,
commissioned 1981], ... [hong kong, commissioned 1981], ... [hong kong, commissioned 1981], ... [hong
kong, commissioned 1981], ... [hong kong, commissioned 1981], ... [hong kong, commissioned 1981], ...
[hong kong, commissioned 1981], ... [hong kong, commissioned 1981], ... [hong kong, commissioned 1981],
... [indonesian, bought 1973], ... [indonesian, bought 1974], ... [pakistani], Q 70 [qatar, delivered 6/1974], Q
71 [qatar, ], Q 72 [qatar, ], Q 73 [qatar, ], Q 74 [qatar, ], Q 75 [qatar, ], Q 76 [qatar, delivered 2/1975], Q 77
[qatar, ], Q 78 [qatar, ], Q 79 [qatar, ], Q 80 [qatar, ], Q 81 [qatar, ], Q 82 [qatar, delivered 30.6.1975], Q 83
[qatar, delivered 30.6.1975], Q 84 [qatar, delivered 14.7.1975], Q 85 [qatar, ], Q 86 [qatar, ], Q 87 [qatar, ], Q
88 [qatar, ], Q 89 [qatar, ], Q 90 [qatar, ], Q 91 [qatar, ], Q 92 [qatar, ], Q 93 [qatar, ], Q 94 [qatar, ], Q 95
[qatar, delivered 4/1977], Ranger I [st. kitts and nevis, commissioned 10.9.1974], ...) 30ft coastal patrol craft
Fairey Swordsman.-type: civil sporting powerboat 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fairfax, T2-SE-A1
Fairplay: launched 1895, german tug, 1898 Fairplay I, 1951 Richard
Fairplay I: german tug 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fairplay II: german inshore tug 1974 26x x3,6
Fairplay III: german tug 1963
Fairplay IV: german tug 1978
Fairplay V: german tug, launched 1901
Fairplay V: german inshore tug 1983 26x x4,4
Fairplay VII: inshore tug 1959 28,15x x3,37
Fairplay VII: german tug 1962
Fairplay VIII: german tug, launched 1907, 1918 liason vessel C
Fairplay IX: german tug, launched 1910, 1914 boat 9, 1918 liason vessel F
153
Fairplay X: german tug, commissioned 12.1.1912, 1914 liason vessel C, 1916 D, 19.. british Fairplay One, 1940 german
Fairplay XX, 1951 Fairplay I, 1964 italian Douro
Fairplay XI: german tug, launched 1912
Fairplay XI: germaninshore tug 1963 30x x3
Fairplay XII: german inshore tug 1968 27,7x x3,2
Fairplay XIV: german tug, 1921
Fairplay XV: german tug 1975
Fair Rosamond
Fair Skies: 1975
Fairy: (1812 Bideford. ‘cruizer’. BU 1821) 1814
Fairy,10. (1826 launched. ‘cherokee’. lost 1840) 1827 fitting out
Fairy Queen: british steamer, launched 1860, sicilian sloop, italian sloop Baleno
Faisan: french corvette, launched 1761, 4/61 taken by RN
Faith: british schooner (4 swivels), american built 1774
Falcon: british, launched 1666, 4/1694 taken by french Le Faucon Anglais
Falcon: british sloop, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar, launched 11/1745, fitted as bomb 1758, wrecked 1759
Falcon: (14) sloop british 1782
Falcon,14. (purchased 1801 as Diadem, renamed 1802. sold 1816)
Falcon: british merchant brig, opium clipper, built 1815, HEIC
Falcon,10. (1820 launched. ‘cherokee’. Engine fitted 1833-34. sold 1838)
Falcon: clipper 1824 detail in MONDFELD S. 322
Falcon: british merchant, 1840 opium clipper, built 1826
Falcon: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (17)
Falcon: 1892 tug
Falcon: british river gunboat, commissioned 1931, 1942 chinese Lung Huan, 1948 Ying Teh, CONWAY 1922-46
Falcon-class, MSC-204-class (Aedon [greek], Klio [greek, ex Argo], Aigli [greek], Alkyon [greek], Avra [greek], Dafni [greek],
Kichli [greek], Kissa [greek], Pleias [greek]) US coastal minesweepers
Falconet: boom defence vessel 1939
Falken: 1885 russian pilot ship, 1934 finnish Haukka
Falken: swedish sail training ship 1946
Falken-class (Falken [commissioned 4.10.1962], Glenten [commissioned 15.12.1962], Gribben [commissioned 26.4.1963],
Högen [commissioned 6.6.1963]) danish motor torpedo boats, IM KOPIENORDNER
Falkenstein: german tug, launched 1914, 1930 Stubbenhuk, 1939 net tender, 1942 NT 17
Falkland: british 50 guns 1702
Falkland: british, 50 guns, launched 8/1720 (rebuilt), 1743 BU, 22*18pdr , 22*9pdr , 6*6pdr
Falklands: 1596
Fallen Timbers, T2-SE-A1
Falls of Clyde: transport 1878
Falmouth: british 50 guns 1693
Falmouth: british, launched 2/1708, 1724 BU, 22x12pdr, 22x6pdr, 10x6pdr, 1716: 22x18pdr, 22x9pdr, 6x6pdr
Falmouth,22. (1814 Bideford. sold 1825) 1815
Falster: danish gunboat, launched 1873
Falster-class (Falster [commissioned 1963], Fyen [commissioned 1963], Moen [commissioned 1964], Sjaelland [commissioned
1964], Nusret [turkish, commissioned 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER]) danish minelayers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fama: venetian (64) 1797, 1797 french Dubois
Fama,36. (one of three spanish frigates captured on 5.10.1804. the others were Medea and Clara. sold 1812)
Fama,18. (danish sloop captured on 11 8/1808. wrecked 1808)
Fame: ex french, taken 7/1709 by RN, retaken 1710 by french, (24)
Fame: british, launched 1/1759, 1764-71 troopship, 1799 prison hulk Guildford, 1814 sold, 28*32pdr , 28*18pdr , 18*9pdr
Fame: british 74 guns 1807 28*32, 28*18,8*12, 12*32c, 6*18c
Fancy,10. (hired cutter) around 1811
Fane: british, 1939, 1939 renamed Snakefly
Fanfaron: french cutter, built 1781
Fanfaron-class (Fanfaron 1919, Fantasque 1919, Farouche 1919, Favori 1919, Flambant [commissioned 1918, renamed river tug
Maréchal Foch], Fougueux 1919, Forrageur 1919, Frondeur 1919, Fulgurant 1919, Furieux 1919) french
minesweeping trawlers
Fani Kuppa: launched 1895, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 263 (I)
Fanny,16. (hired lugger) around 1799
Fanny,12. (hired armed lugger) around 1807
Fanny: british yacht, launched 2/1831, 1834 tender, 1857 lengthened, 1862 coast guard, 1878 sunk in collision
Fanny,1. schooner: In 8/1845 she joined a small RN force
154
Fantome: (18) french privateer, launched 1809, taken by RN on 28.5.1810 or 10/1810. lost 1814, described as "a fine corvette
brig, with ports for twenty heavy carronades." As measured she was 385 bm, 94 x 31 feet.
Fantome,16. (1839 launched. BU 1864) 1840, 4x32pdr, 12x32pdr carronades , brig
Fantome-class (Fantome [commissioned 5.12.1873], Albatross [commissioned 14.2.1874], Daring [commissioned 29.9.1874],
Egeria [commissioned 2.11.1874], Flying Fish [commissioned 18.6.1874], Sappho [commissioned 26.8.1874])
Fao
Fap
Faq
Faraday: cable layer 1874, IM KOPIENORDNER
Faraday: 1923
Farandugu: liberian, commissioned 1989
Farfadet-class (Farfadet [(Q 7) launched 5/01, commissioned 8/02, 12/08 renamed Follet, recommissioned 9/09], Gnôme [(Q 9)
launched 7/02, commissioned 6/1905], Korrigan [(Q 8) launched 1/1902, commissioned 8/1902], Lutin [(Q 10)
launched 2/03, commissioned 9/03]) french submarines
Farge: german tug, launched 1912, 1916 liason vessel A
Farge: german tug 1983, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fargo-class (Fargo CL-106 [commissioned 9.12.1945, ZEICHNUNG IN USN-KREUZER], Huntington CL-107 [commissioned
23.2.1946]) USN light cruisers
Farm-class (Farm, Heimdal) norwegian coast guard vessels, launched 1962
Faro-class (Faro [launched 1927], Lagos [launched 1930]) portuguese fishery protection vessels, gunboats
Farquharson: transport 1820, IM KOPIENORDNER
Farragut TB-11: US destroyer, commissioned 22.3.1899, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 5, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Farragut-class (DD-348 Farragut [commissioned 18.6.1934], DD-349 Dewey [commissioned 4.10.1934, DD der USN S. 97 von
1938], DD-350 Hull [commissioned 11.1.1935/24.5.1935?????, DD der USN S. 97 von 1944], DD-351
MacDonough [commissioned 15.3.1935/28.6.1935????], DD-352 Worden [commissioned
15.1.1935/1.3.1935?????], DD-353 Dale [commissioned 17.6.1935/19.7.1935????], DD-354 Monaghan
[commissioned 19.4.1935/30.8.1935???], DD-355 Aylwin [commissioned 1.3.1935/1.5.1935????]) US destroyers
Farvater: russian sailing merchant 1862
Farvater: russian harbour vessel 6/1914, 3/14 completed
Farwa-class (Ar Rakib [commissioned 4.5.67, 1978 maltese C 28], Farwa [commissioned 4.5.67, 1978 maltese C 30], Benina
[commissioned 29.8.69], Misurata [commissioned 29.8.1969, Akrama [commissioned early 1969, 1978 maltese C
29], Homs [commissioned early 1969]) libyan large patrol craft
Fasana: kuk corvette, commissioned 5.5.1871, 1902 training ship Gamma, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Fasana-class (Buccari [commissioned 1925], Durazzo [commissioned 1927], Fasana [commissioned 26.3.1925, 1943 german],
Pelagosa [commissioned 1927]) italian minelayers, minesweepers, 1x7,62cm, 200 mines
Fatahillah-class (Fatahillah [commissioned 16.7.1979], Malahayati [commissioned 21.3.1980], Nala [commissioned 8/1980])
indonesian fritaes, CONWAY 1947-95
Fauna: built as german transport and mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 152, completed 1950 as transport Fauna, 1962
libanese Apostolos K, 1969 panamese Apostolos, 1971 Gulfstar, IM KOPIENORDNER
Faune, Le: french brigg, built 1804-5, 8/1805 taken by RN, became HMS Fawn
Fauvette, La: (4) french schooner, launched 1842
Fauvette: yacht, launched 5/1892, 1910 armed turkish yacht Cipka, 1912 italian Gunfida
Favori: cutter 1842, unarmed tender
Favorite: (16) french sloop, launched 1794, commissioned 1794, 1807 captured by RN and renamed Goree, hulk 1813
Favorite: british hired cutter, around 1804
Favorite,10. (hired cutter) used during the evacuation of Walcheren in 12/1809
Favorite-class (Favorite [launched 4/1829, 1859 hulk, 1890 yard craft C.3, later C.77, 1905 sold], Hazard [launched 4/1837,
1866 BU], Hyacinth [launched 5/1829, 1860 hulk, 1871 BU], Racehorse [launched 5/1830, 1861 hulk, 1901
sold]) british sloops, 2x9pdr, 16x32pdr carronades
Favorite: british armoured corvette, commissioned 17.3.1866, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Favorite: ex BAT.3 tug, 1942
Favourite-class: british ship sloop, (Favourite [launched 12/1757, 1784 sold], Tamar [launched 1/1758, 1778 fireship, renamed
Pluto, 1780 taken]) (16x6pdr, 14 swivels) IM KOPIENORDNER
Fawley: 1915, tug
Fawn: british (18, later 26) launched 4/1807, commissioned 1807, sold 1818
Fawn. brigantine. (ex-slaver Caroline purchased in 1839. tank vessel 1842)
Fawn: british screw corvette, launched 1856 (17)
Fawn 1897, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Fawn-class (Fawn [commissioned 1271898], Flirt [commissioned 4/1899]) [Palmer 30-knotters] british DD
Fazant-class (Frazant/Fazant [japanese patrol boat No 109, 1945 dutch, 1951 indones. Kartika], Reiger) dutch patrol vessels,
launched 1930
F.D. Guerrazzi: built 1912, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) in WWI
155
Fearless,12. gunbrig. (1804 Harwich. lost 1812) 1805
Fearless: 1899 tug
Fearless-class () singapurian fast missile attack craft, ordered 1994
Feb
Fec
Fedor Fedofani-class (Fedor Fedofani [launched 1904, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 236], Afanasi fedofani [launched 1904,
russian auxiliary minesweeper T 237])
Fedra: launched 1898, renamed Bolid, russian auxiliary minesweeper No. 11 in WWI
Fee
Fef
Feg
Feh
Fei Ting: chinese T-gunboat (as Sea Serpent built) 1887, 1894 verstärkt, 1894 chinese, 1895 abdelivered
Fei Ying: chinese torpedo-gunboat/destroyer 1895
Felicity: british sloop, 4 swivels, american built 1775
Felinto Perry: brazlian tender, launched 1979, IM KOPIENORDNER
Felix, Le: french schooner, taken on 26.7.1803 by RN, renamed Felix, purchased for the naval service in 1804. lost 1807
Felix-Henri: launched 1933, french refridgerator ship, 1940 naval auxiliary, 1942 german Frida 7, 1943 as SG 10 commissioned
Felixstowe 1918
Fendant, Le: french (60), 1700 built, HOWARD S. 97
Feniks: russian brig, launched 12.6.1811
Fennica-class (Fennica [commissioned 3/1993], Nordica [commissioned 1/1994]) finnish icebreakers
Fenris: danish coast guard ship, launched 1915
Fentonian: 1912
Ferdinando II: later neapolitan Stabia, later italian (3) paddle corvette, launched 1833
Ferenecz Ferdinand: 1914, renamed Adria, renamed Pilsna, renamed Adria
Ferme, La (70) french 1700, 1702 taken, HOWARD S.124
Ferme: french (74) 1785, renamed Phocion 1793, later spanish Ferme, BU 1808
Fernandez Madrid: colombian gun boat, launched 1926
Fernando l: italian 1818
Fernando el Catolico-class (Fernando el Catolico [launched 1875], Marques del Duero [launched 1875]) spanish gunboats
Ferocity-class (Pfeil [improved type, launched 26.10.1961, west german, aka Typ 153, 1967 greek Aiolos], ...) british fast
torpedo attack craft
Ferré-class (Ferre, Enrique, Py, Centella, Alerta) argentine torpedo-boats, launched 1880-82
Ferre-class (Ferre [launched 1912], Palacios [launched 1913]) peruvian submarines
Ferret: british sloop, good, launched 4/1711, 19,99 length of the gundeck, 16 oars, 10x3pdr, 4/10 swivels or 8x4pdr, 2x3pdr, 4
swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ferret: british 1760
Ferret: british fireship, launched 10/1763, 1781 sold
Ferret,12. (1784 launched. sold 1801) sloop
Ferret: dutch hoy, gunboat (4) purchased 2/1794, 1796 transport, 1804 sold
Ferret,10. gunbrig. (1821 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1837) 1822- out of commission.
Ferret,8. brig. (1840 Plymouth. wrecked 1869) commissioned on 1.12.1840
Ferret-class (Ferret [commissioned 3/1895], Lynx [commissioned 8/1895]) [Laird 26-knotters] british destroyer, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 1
Ferreter,12. gunbrig. launched 4/1801 Blackwall. captured 1807) 1801
Fervent,12. (1804 launched. lighter in 1816) 1805
Fervent-class (Fervent [commissioned 6/1900], Zephyr [commissioned 7/1901]) [Hanna, Donald & Wilson 27-knotters] british
destroyer, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fethi Bulend-class (Fethi Bulend [launched 1870], Mukaddami Khair [launched 1873]) turkish battleship, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3
Feth-Ul-Islam-class (Feth-Ul-Islam, Beürtlen, Semendire, Podgorizza [became russian Sistow], Ischkodga [became russian
Nikopolis]) turkish gunboats, launched 1860s
Feversham british 40/44 guns 1741
FHR 2: german riverine minesweeper, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Fidelle/La Fidèle: french-dutch frigate, built 1809, taken on the stocks in 1809 by RN, launched, fitted out in british, completed
in 1811, renamed Laurel, wrecked 1/1812, 26x18pdr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Fierce,16. schooner. (1806 launched. ex Desperate. BU 1813) 1807
Fife Ness: british repair ship 1945
Figuières: french (80) 1795, 1795 Formidable, 1805 british HMS Formidable
Fijen or Fyen 74. (captured on 7 9/1807. sold 1814) dänisch
Fiji-class (Colony-class) (Fiji [commissioned 17.5.1940], Kenya [commissioned 27.9.1940], Nigeria [commissioned 23.9.1940,
1957 indian Mysore], Mauritius [commissioned 1.1.1941], Trinidad [commissioned 14.10.1941], Gambia
156
[commissioned 21.2.1942], Jamaica [commissioned 29.6.1942], Bermuda [commissioned 21.8.1942]) british light
cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46, see also Uganda-class
Fileuse: french privateer barque, built 1778, 16x4pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Filibustier-class (Filibustier 1895, Ariel 1895, Aquilon 1896) french torpedo boats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Filin-class (Chirok [launched 1918, 1918 finnish Turunmaa, 1921 polish General Haller???], Filin [launched 1918, 1918 finnish
Kariala], Lun [launched 1919, finnish Karjakla???, 1921 polish Komendant Pilsudski, scuttled, german Heisternest,
later M 3109], Vodorez [launched 1919, finnish Turunmaa???, 1921 polish General Haller]) russian guard ships,
CONWAY 1906-21
Filipina: spanish torpdeo-gunboat, launched 1892
Filipp (66) russian 1796
Fin: purpose-built french fireship, launched 1671 (12)
Finch,8. (US Growler captured 9/1814. recaptured 11.9.1814) see Confiance
Findon. (hired cutter) around 1807
„Finik“-class () soviet PNR B-91, (polish ?) project 872
„Finik“-class () soviet survey ships, modified project 872, project 874, launched 1979-83, LOOSE/OESTERLE
„Finik-2“-class () soviet, project 873
Finland (60) russian 1791
Finnjet: baltic sea ferry 1977, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fiona 1933
Firebrand: british paddle corvette, launched 1842 (6)
Firebrick: steamer, launched 1871, renamed Explorer, 1886 haiwaian gunboat Kaimiloa, 1887 steamer
Firedrake: british ketch-rigged bomb vessel launched 1688 (12 guns, 2x12,25in mortars), captured 1689
Firedrake-class (Firedrake [launched 6/1693, foundered 1703], Granado [launched 6/1693, blown up 1694], Mortar [launched
1693, wrecked 1703], Serpent [launched 1693, lost 1694]) british bomb
Firefly. (french schooner Poisson Volant taken in 1803. Flying Fish until 1807. lost 1807)
Firefly,3. schooner. (1827 launched. lost 1835) commissioned 9/28.
Fir Lake: RCN 1947 (MMS), soviet
Firm-class (Firm [launched 5/1794, 1802 sold], Bravo [launched 5/1794, 1803 deleted]) british floating battery/gunboat,
Firm,12. (1804 launched. lost 1811) 1805
Firme: spanish, launched 1765, taken 1805 by RN, never fitted for sea, 1814 sold
Fish-class (Ballahoo [launched 1804], Haddock [1805 launched. captured 1809], Pilchard [launched 1805, 1813 sold], Whiting
[launched 1805, 1812 taken], Pike [launched 1806?, 1807 briefly french, 1809 foundered], Bream [launched 1807],
Chub [launched 5/1807, 1812 foundered], Cuttle [launched 5/1807, 1813 out of commission], Grouper [launched
1807, 1811 lost], Porgey [launched 5/1807, 1810 grounded], Mullett [launched 5/1807, 1814 sold], Tang [launched
9/1807, 1808 foundered], Herring [launched 1807, 1816 yard craft], ...) british, 4x12pdr carronades, schooner, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Fish-class (Bonito, Bream, Corncrake [ex Mackerel, controlled minelayer, lost 1943], Grayling, Grilse, Herring [lost 1943],
Mullet, Pollack, Redshank [ex Turbot, controlled minelayer], Whiting) british trawlers, launched 1941-43
Fisher Girl 1913, degaussing vessel in world war 2
Fisher's Hill, T2-SE-A1
Fisgard,44. (french Resistance taken on 9 3/1797. sold 1814)
Fisgard: british sailing frigate, launched 1819 (46)
Fisk 1: launched 1909, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 1, 1918 british, returned
Fisk 2: launched 1907, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 2, 1918 british, returned
Fitzjames: barque, built 1902, later Pinnas
Fiu
Five Forks, T2-SE-A1
Fives-Lille 1884
FL 1 (ex H2): german drone attack craft 1916, 1917 L 26, 1918 FL 1, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 2 (ex H3): german drone attack craft 1915, 1917 L 27, 1918 FL 2, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 3 (ex H4): german drone attack craft 1915, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 4 (ex M1): german drone attack craft 1916, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 6 (ex M3): german drone attack craft 1916, 1917 L 28, 1918 FL 6, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 9-Typ: (R 30 [1961 SAAF, 1969 south-african as P 1551], R 31 [1962 SAAF, 1969 south-african as P 1552], IM
KOPIENORDNER
157
FL 13: german drone attack craft 1916, 1917 L 21, 1918 FL 13, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 14: german drone attack craft 1916, sunk, raised, repaired, recommissioned as FL 4, trials boat, 1919 sold, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
FL 16: german drone attack craft 1916, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Flagstaff 2-type (Shimrit [israeli, commissioned 7/1982], Livnit [israeli, commissioned 1983], Sanpirit [israeli, commissioned
6/1985]) US designed missile fydrofoils, CONWAY 1947-95
Flamant: french sloop 1918, renamed Quentin Roosevelt, seized by RN 1940, training, CONWAY 1906-21
Flambeau: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1837
Flamborough: british, launched 7/1697, 1705 sunk by the french, 20x6pdr, 4x4pdr
Flamborough Head: british repair ship 1945
Flame: british purpose-built fireship, launched 1690, (8), sister to 20 built in 1690s
Flamer gunvessel. No. 24: launched 3/1797 Blackwall. sold 1802)
Flamer,14. (1804 launched. harbour service 1815. sold 1858) 1805
„Flaminfo“-class () soviet diving tenders, project 1415 Tanya
Flandre: french marchant 1914, 1914-17 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)/trooper
Flandre: french passenger liner 1952, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Flare ex ATR-93 tug, 1943
Flaunt ex ATR-94 tug, 1943
Flavio Gioia: italian steel corvette, commissioned 26.1.1883, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, 1920 training ship CM 181
(Caracciolo)
Fleche,16.: french privateer taken in 5/1798, lost on 24.5.1810.
Fletcher-class: (DD-445 Fletcher [commissioned 30.6.1942, 1949 DDE-445, 1962 DD-445], DD-446 Radford [commissioned
22.7.1942, 1949 DDE-446, 1962 DD-446], DD-447 Jenkins [commissioned 31.7.1942, 1951 DDE-447, 1962
DD-447], DD-448 La Vallette [commissioned 12.8.1942, DD der USN S. 179 von 1942, ZERSTÖRER DER
USN S. 243: ca 1960], DD-449 Nicholas [commissioned 4.6.1942, 1949 DDE-449, 1962 DD-449], DD-450
O´Bannon [commissioned 26.6.1942, 1949 DDE-450, 1962 DD-450], DD-451 Chevalier [commissioned
20.7.1942], DD-465 Saufley [commissioned 9.8.1942, 1949 DDE-465, 1962 DD-465], DD-466 Waller
[commissioned 1.10.1942, 1949 DDE-466, 1962 DD-466], DD-467 Strong [commissioned 7.8.1942], DD-468
Taylor [commissioned 28.8.1942, 1951 DDE-468, 1962 DD-468, 1969 italian Lanciere], DD-469 De Haven
[commissioned 20.9.1942], DD-470 Bache [commissioned 14.11.1942, 1951 DDE-470, 1962 DD-470], DD-471
Beale [commissioned 23.12.1942, 1951 DDE-471, 1962 DD-471], DD-473 Guest [commissioned 15.12.1942,
1959 brazilian Para], DD-473 Bennet [commissioned 9.2.1943, 1959 brazilian Paraiba], DD-474 Fullham
[commissioned 2.3.1943], DD-475 Hudson [commissioned 13.4.1943], DD-476 Hutchins [commissioned
17.11.1942], DD-477 Pringle [commissioned 15.9.1942, DD der USN S. 179 von 12/42 as aircraft carrying DD],
DD-478 Stanly [commissioned 15.10.1942], DD-479 Stevens [commissioned 1.2.1943], DD-480 Halford
[commissioned 10.4.1943], DD-481 Leutze [commissioned 4.3.1944], DD-498 Philip [commissioned
21.11.1942, 1949 DDE-498, 1962 DD-498], DD-499 Renshaw [commissioned 5.2.1943, 1949 DDE-499, 1962
DD-4499], DD-500 Ringgold/Ringold [commissioned 30.12.1942, 1958 german Zerstörer 2/Z 2, D-171, 1981
greek Kimon], DD-501 Schroeder [commissioned 1.1.1943], DD-502 Sigsbee [commissioned 23.1.1943], DD507 Conway [commissioned 9.10.1942, 1949 DDE-507, 1962 DD-507], DD-508 Cony [commissioned
30.10.1942, 1949 DDE-508, 1962 DD-508], DD-509 Converse [commissioned 20.11.1942, 1959 spanish
Amirante Valdes], DD-510 Eaton [commissioned 4.12.1942, 1951 DDE-510, 1962 DD-510], DD-511 Foote
[commissioned 22.12.1942], DD-512 Spence [commissioned 8.1.1943], DD-513 Terry [commissioned
27.1.1943], DD-514 Thatcher [commissioned 10.2.1943], DD-515 Anthony [commissioned 26.2.1943, 1958
german Zerstörer 1, D-170, 1979 greek, cannibalised for spares], D-516 Wadsworth [commissioned 16.3.1943,
1959 german Zerstörer 3/Z 3, D-172, 1980 greek Nearchos], DD-517 Walker [commissioned 3.4.1943, 1949
DDE-517, 1962 DD-517, 1969 italian Fante], DD-518 Brownson [commissioned 3.2.1943], DD-519 Daly
[commissioned 10.3.1943], DD-520 Isherwood [commissioned 12.4.1943, 1961 peruvian Guise], DD-521
Kimberly [commissioned 22.5.1943, 1967 taiwanese An Yang], DD-522 Luce [commissioned 21.6.1943], DD526 Abner Read [commissioned 5.2.1943], DD-527 Ammen [commissioned 12.3.1943], DD-528 Mullany [ex
Beatty, commissioned 23.4.1943, 1971 taiwanese Chiang Yang], DD-529 Bush [commissioned 10.5.1943], DD530 Trathen [commissioned 28.5.1943], DD-531 Hazelwood [commissioned 18.6.1943, ZERSTÖRER DER
USN S. 243 after DASH-conversion], DD-532 Heermann [commissioned 6.7.1943, 10.8.1961 argentine Brown],
DD-533 Hoel [commissioned 29.7.1943], DD-534 McCord [commissioned 19.8.1943], DD-535 Miller
[commissioned 31.8.1943], DD-536 Owen [commissioned 20.9.1943], DD-537 The Sullivans [commissioned
30.9.1943], DD-538 Stephen Potter [commissioned 21.10.1943], DD-539 Tingey [commissioned 25.11.1943],
DD-540 Twining [commissioned 1.12.1943, 1971 taiwanese Kwei Yang], DD-541 Yarnall/Yarnell
[commissioned 30.12.1943, 1968 taiwanese Kun Yang], DD-544 Boyd [commissioned 8.5.1943, 1969 turkish
Iskenderun], DD-545 Bradford [commissioned 12.6.1943, 1962 greek Thyella], DD-546 Brown [commissioned
10.7.1943, 1962 greek Navarinon], DD-547 Cowell [commissioned 23.8.1943, 1971 argentine Almirante Storni],
DD-550 Capps [commissioned 23.6.1943, 1957 spanish Lepanto], DD-551 David W. Taylor [commissioned
158
18.9.1943, 1957 spanish Almirante Ferrandiz], DD-552 Evans [commissioned 11.12.1943], DD-553 John D.
Henley [commissioned 2.2.1944], DD-554 Franks [commissioned 20.7.1943, 1961 brazilian Parana], DD-555
Haggard [commissioned 31.8.1943], DD-556 Hailey [commissioned 30.9.1943], DD-557 Johnston
[commissioned 27.10.1943], DD-558 Laws [commissioned 18.11.1943], DD-559 Longshaw [commissioned
4.12.1943], DD-560 Morrison [commissioned 18.12.1943], DD-561 Prichett/Pritchett [commissioned 15.1.1944,
1970 italian Geniere], DD-562 Robinson [commissioned 31.1.1944], DD-563 Ross [commissioned 2.12.1944],
DD-564 Rowe [commissioned 13.3.1944], DD-565 Smalley [commissioned 31.3.1944], DD-566 Stoddard
[commissioned 15.4.1944], DD-567 Watts [commissioned 29.4.1944], DD-568 Wren [commissioned
20.5.1944], DD-569 Aulick [commissioned 27.10.1942, 1959 greek Sphendoni/Sfendoni], DD-570 Charles
Ausburne [commissioned 24.11.1942, 1960 german Zerstörer 6, D-180], DD-571 Claxton [commissioned
8.12.1942, 1959 german Zerstörer 4, D-178, 1981 greek, cannibalised for spares], DD-572 Dyson
[commissioned 30.12.1942, 1960 german Zerstörer 5, D-179, 1982 greek, cannibalised for spares], DD-573
Harrison [commissioned 25.1.1943, 1970 mexican Cuauthemoc/Cuathemoc], DD-574 John Rodgers
[commissioned 9.2.1943, 1970 mexican Cuitlahuac], DD-575 McKee [commissioned 31.3.1943], DD-576
Murray [commissioned 20.4.1943, 1951 DDE-576, 1962 DD-576], DD-577 Sproston [commissioned 19.5.1943,
1949 DDE-577, 1962 DD-577], DD-578 Wickes [commissioned 16.6.1943], DD-579 William D. Porter
[commissioned 6.7.1943], DD-580 Young [commissioned 31.7.1943], DD-581 Charrette/Charette
[commissioned 18.5.1943, 1959 greek Velos], DD-582 Conner [commissioned 8.6.1943, 1959 greek Aspis],
DD-583 Hall [commissioned 7.7.1943, 1960 greek Lonchi], DD-584 Halligan [commissioned 19.8.1943], DD585 Haraden [commissioned 16.9.1943], DD-586 Newcomb [commissioned 10.11.1943], DD-587 Bell
[commissioned 4.3.1943], DD-588 Burns [commissioned 3.4.1943], DD-589 Izard [commissioned 15.5.1943],
DD-590 Paul Hamilton [commissioned 25.10.1943], DD-591 Twiggs [commissioned 4.11.1943], DD-592
Howorth [commissioned 3.4.1944], DD-593 Killen [commissioned 4.5.1944], DD-594 Hart [ex Mansfield,
commissioned 4.11.1944], DD-595 Metcalfe [commissioned 18.11.1944], DD-596 Shields [commissioned
8.2.1945, 1972 brazilian Maranhao], DD-597 Wiley [commissioned 22.2.1945], DD-629 Abbot [commissioned
23.4.1943], DD-630 Braine [commissioned 11.5.1943, 1971 argentine Almirante Domecq Garcia], DD-631
Erben [commissioned 28.5.1943, 1963 s-korean Chung Mu] DD-642 Hale [commissioned 15.6.1943, 1961
colombian Antioquia], DD-643 Sigourney [commissioned 29.6.1943], DD-644 Stembel [commissioned
16.7.1943, 3.8.1961 argentine Rosales], DD-649 Albert W. Grant [commissioned 24.11.1943], DD-650 Caperton
[commissioned 30.7.1943], DD-651 Cogswell [commissioned 17.8.1943, 1969 turkish Izmit], DD-652 Ingersoll
[commissioned 31.8.1943], DD-653 Knapp [commissioned 16.9.1943, 1961 brazilian Pernambuco], DD-654
Bearss [commissioned 12.4.1944], DD-655 John Hood [commissioned 7.6.1944], DD-656 Van Valkenburgh
[commissioned 2.8.1944, 1967 turkish Izmir], DD-657 Charles J. Badger [commissioned 23.7.1943], DD-658
Colahan [commissioned 23.8.1943], DD-659 Dashiell [commissioned 20.3.1943], DD-660 Bullard
[commissioned 9.4.1943], DD-661 Kidd [commissioned 23.4.1943], DD-662 Bennion [commissioned
14.12.1943], DD-663 Heywood L. Edwards [commissioned 26.1.1944, 1959 japanese Ariake DD-183], DD-664
Richard P. Leary [commissioned 23.2.1944, 1959 japanese Yugure DD-184], DD-665 Bryant [commissioned
4.12.1943], DD-666 Black [commissioned 21.5.1943], DD-667 Chauncey [commissioned 31.5.1943], DD-668
Clarence K. Bronson [commissioned 11.6.1943, 1967 turkish Istanbul], DD-669 Cotten [commissioned
24.7.1943], DD-670 Dortch [commissioned 7.8.1943, 10.8.1961 argentine Espora], DD-671 Gatling
[commissioned 19.8.1943], DD-672 Healy [commissioned 3.9.1943], DD-673 Hickox [commissioned
10.9.1943, 1968 s-korean Pusan], DD-674 Hunt [commissioned 22.9.1943], DD-675 Lewis Hancock
[commissioned 29.9.1943, 1967 brazilian Piaui], DD-676 Marshall [commissioned 16.10.1943], DD-677
McDermut [commissioned 19.11.1943], DD-678 McGowan [commissioned 20.12.1943, 1960 spanish Jorge
Juan], DD-679 McNair [commissioned 30.12.1943], DD-680 Malvin [commissioned 24.11.1943], DD-681
Hopewell [commissioned 30.9.1943], DD-682 Porterfield [commissioned 30.10.1943], DD-683 Stockham
[commissioned 11.2.1944], DD-684 Wedderburn [commissioned 9.3.1944], DD-685 Picking [commissioned
21.9.1943], DD-686 Halsey Powell [commissioned 25.10.1943, 1968 s-korean Seoul], DD-687 Uhlmann
[commissioned 22.11.1943], DD-688 Remey [commissioned 30.9.1943], DD-689 Wadleigh [commissioned
19.10.1943, 1963 chilean Blanco Encalada], DD-690 Normann Scott [commissioned 5.11.1943], DD-691 Mertz
[commissioned 19.11.1943], DD-792 Callaghan [commissioned 27.1.1943], DD-793 Cassin [commissioned
31.12.1943], DD-794 Irwin [commissioned 14.2.1944, 1968 brazilian Santa Catarina], DD-795 Preston
[commissioned 20.3.1944, 1969 turkish Icel], DD-796 Benham [commissioned 20.12.1943, 1961 peruvian
Villar], DD-797 Cushing [commissioned 17.1.1944], DD-798 Monssen [commissioned 14.2.1944], DD-799
Jarvis [commissioned 3.6.1944, 1960 spanish Alcala Galiano], DD-800 Porter [commissioned 24.6.1944], DD801 Colhoun [commissioned 8.7.1944], DD-802 Gregory [commissioned 29.7.1944], DD-803 Little
[commissioned 19.8.1944, DD der USN S. 179 von 1945], DD-804 Rooks [commissioned 2.9.1944, 1963
chilean Cochrane]) US destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
FRAM II: ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 243: DD-446 1960, DD-447 1961, DD-449 1960, CONWAY 1922-46
Fleur-de-la-mer,8. schooner (purchased 1808. lost 1811)
Fleur de Lis 1929, mine tender in world war 2
Fleur de Lys, La: french frigate, launched 1785, renamed La Pique, taken by RN 1795, 1798 grounded, 26x12pdr, 6x6pdr+
159
Fleurus: french (90) launched 1853, screw ship
Flexa/Flecha: portuguese river gunboat, launched 1909
Flintlock 1946, stores ship
Flintshire: british steamer 1889, 1894 acquired by IJN, T-depotship Toyohashi, IM KOPIENORDNER
Flirt: launched 3/1782, 1795 sold
Flirt,12. (hired cutter) around 1800
Fljugarka: russian launch 1861, 1924 Nabat
Flora-class (Flora [launched 5/1780, first 18pdr-frigate to be completed, wrecked 1808], Thalia [launched 11/1782 as Unicorn,
renamed Thalia the following year, BU 1814], Crescent [launched 10/1784], Romulus [launched 9/1785, troopship
1799, BU 1816]) british frigate, 26x18pdr, 10x9pdr, 12 swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Flora,14. (hired armed cutter) around 1800
Flora (hired armed brig) 4.12.1800 she had refitted and was almost ready for sea.
Flora,36. launched 1844, sold 1891
Flora: delivered 1880, first blohm-voss built ship
Flora C 3: danish submarine, Rota-class/C-class, 1920, 4x45,72 TT, 1x5,7
Flora: german transport, commissioned 8.8.1940, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 68, 1941 Sperrbrecher 168,
1947 french Port Navalo, 1955 german Flachsee
Flor de la Mar: portuguese carrack, maiden voyage 1503, lost 1511, IM KOPIENORDNER
Flore: 1728 built, french, 4x12pdr, 22x8pdr, 2x4pdr
Flore: french screw frigate (46) 1870, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Floreal-class (Floreal [commissioned 27.5.1992], Prairal [commissioned 20.5.1992], Nivose [commissioned 16.10.1992],
Ventose [commissioned 5.5.1993], Vendemiare [commissioned 20.10.1993], Germinal [commissioned 4/1994])
french corvettes, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Florence,6. (hired armed cutter) around 1807
Florentina,36. (captured on 7 4/1800. sold 1802)
Flores-class (Flores [commissioned 25.3.1926, CONWAY 1922-46], Soemba [commissioned 12.4.26, 1945 radar training ship,
later repair barge]) dutch gunboats
Florida-class (Florida BB-30 [commissioned 15.9.1911], Utah BB-31 [commissioned 31.8.1911]) US battleship, ZEICHNUNG
in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Flower-class: british sloops WWI, see Acacia-type, Azalea-type, Arabis-type, Aubrietia-type, Anchusa-type, french Aldébarantype
Flower-class (Acanthus [K.01, commissioned 10/41, 1942 norwegian Andenes, 1956 Colin Frye, 1957 Toshi Maru No. 2],
Aconite [K.58, commissioned 7/41, 1941 french Aconit J.1095], Anemone [K.48, commissioned 8/40, 1950
bouy boat Pelikan, 1963 Østfold], Arbutus I [K.86, commissioned 10/40], Alyssum [K.100, commissioned 6/41,
1941 french Alysse J.1059], Asphodel [K.56, commissioned 9/40], Aubrietia [K.96, commissioned 12/40, 1948
bouy boat Arnfin Bergan, 1951 whaler], Auricula [K.12, commissioned 3/41], Balsam [ex Chelmer,
commissioned 328.11.1942], Bellworth/Bellwort [K.114, commissioned 11/41, 1946 irish Cliona], Borage
[K.120, commissioned 4/42, 1946 irish Macha], Azalea [K.25, commissioned 1/41], Begonia [K.66,
commissioned 3/41, 3/1942 USS Impulse PG-68], Burdock [K.126, commissioned 3/41], Campion [K.108,
commissioned 7/41], Godetia (II) [K.226, ex Dart, commissioned 2/42], Heliotrope [K.03, commissioned 9/40,
3/1942 USS Surprise PG-63, later merchant Heliolock, later chinese merchant Ziang Teh, 1949 naval Lin I],
Hollyhock [K.64, commissioned 11/40], Honeysuckle [K.27, commissioned 9/40], Hydrangea [commissioned
1/41, 1948 merchant Hydralock], Jasmine [K.23, commissioned 5/41], Amaranthus [K.17, commissioned 2/41,
1946 merchant], Bluebell [K.80, commissioned 7/40, LOOSE/OESTERLE], Campanula [K.18, commissioned
9/40], Clover [K.134, commissioned 5/51, 1947 mercantile Cloverlock, 1949 chinese Kai Feng], Jonquil [K.68,
commissioned 10/40, 1947 mercantile Lemnos, 1951 Olympic Raider], Larkspur [K.82, commissioned 1/41,
3/1942 USS Fury PG-69], Monkshood [K.207, commissioned 7/41, 1948 mercantile W. R, Strang], Montbretia
[K.208, commissioned 9/1941 as norwegian Mountbretia], Tamarisk [K.216, ex Ettrick, launched 7/41,
commissioned 26.12.1941, 1943 greek Tompazis], Candytuft [commissioned 16.10.1940, 6/1942 USS Tenacity
PG-71/PG-70?, later chinese merchant Maw Hwa], Carnation [K.00, commissioned 10/40, 1943-45 dutch
Frisio], Celandine [K.75, commissioned 4/41], Coltsfoot [K.140, commissioned 11/41, 1947 mercantile
Alexandra], Hyderabad [K.212, ex Nettle, commissioned 23.2.1942], Lavender [K.60, commissioned 5/41, 1948
merchant Eugene Vinkle], Lobelia [K.05, commissioned 7/1941 as french Lobelia, J.1068, 1948 norwegian bouy
boat Thorger], Poppy [K.213, commissioned 12.5.1942, 1946 mercantile Rami], Coriander [K.183, ex Iris,
commissioned 9/41, 1942 french Commandante Detroyat J.1166], Loosestrife [K.105, commissioned 11/41,
1947 mercantile Kallsevni], Marguerite [K.54, commissioned 11/40], Marigold [K.87, commissioned 2/41],
Mignonette [K.38, commissioned 5/41, 1948 merchant Alexandrouplis], Abelia [K.184, commissioned 2/41,
1948 merchant Kraft, 1954 Arne Skontorg], Alisma [K.185, commissioned 2/41, 1949 mercantile Laconia, 1950
Constantinos S., 1952 Parnon], Anchusa [K.186, commissioned 3/41, 1949 mercantile Silverlord, 1954 Sir
Edgar], Arabis (I) [K.73, launched 2/40, completed 5.4.1940, 4/1942 USS Saucy PG-65, 1945 HMS Snapdragon
(II)], Armeria [K.187, commissioned 3/41, 1948 mercantile Deppie, 1950 Canastel, 1952 Rio Blanco, 1955
Lillian], Aster [K.188, commissioned 4/41, french], Bergamot [K.189, commissioned 5/41, 1947 mercantile
Syros, 1951 Delphine, 1955 Ekaterina], Bryony [K.192, commissioned 6/41, 1947 norwegian merchant
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Polarfront, CONWAY 1922-46 1942 as minesweeper], Buttercup [K.193, minesweeper, commissioned 4/42 as
norwegian Buttercup, 1946 Nordkyn, 1957 mercantile whaler Thoris], Calendula [K.28, commissioned 5/1940,
3/1942 USS Ready PG-67], Camelia [K.31, commissioned 6/40, 1948 mercantile Hetty W. Vinkle],
Chrysanthemum [K.195, commissioned 1/42, 1942 french Commandante Drogou J.3040, 1948 mercantile Terje
X, 1959 portuguese Caravalho Aranjo], Clarkia [K.88, commissioned 4/40], Cowslip [K.196, commissioned
8/41], Eglantine [K.197, commissioned 8/1941 as norwegian, 1946 Sørøy, 1957 Thorglimt], Erica [K.50,
commissioned 8/40], Freesia [K.43, commissioned 11/40, 1946 merchant Freelock], Fritillary [K.199,
commissioned 11/41, 1947 merchant Andria], Genista [K.200, commissioned 12/41, 1947 weather ship],
Gentian [K.90, commissioned 9/40], Gloxinia [K:22, commissioned 8/40], Heartsease [K.15, ex Pansy, built
1939, commissioned 20.4.1940, 4/1942 USS Courage PG-70], Heather [K.69, commissioned 11/40], Hibiscus
[K.24, commissioned 21.5.1940, 5/1942 USS Spry PG-64, 1947 merchant Madonna], Hyacinth [K.84,
commissioned 10/40, 1943 greek Apostolis], Kingcup [K.33, commissioned 12/40, 1947 mercantile Rubis, 1954
Seislim], Mallow [K.81, commissioned 7/40, 1944 yugoslav Nada, 1948 Partizanka, 1949 egyptian El Sudan],
Orchis [K.76, commissioned 11/40], Peony [K.40, commissioned 8/40, 1943 greek Sakhtouris], Periwinkle
[K.55, commissioned 8.4.40, 3/1942 USS Restless PG-66, 1947 merchant Perilock], Picotee [K.63,
commissioned 9/40], Pimpernel [K.71, launched commissioned 9.1.1941], Rhododendron [K.78, launched 9/40,
in action in 11/40, 1950 Maj Vinke], Vervain [K.190, ex Broom, commissioned 9.6.41], Clemantis [K.36,
commissioned 7/40], Columbine [K.94, commissioned 9/40, 1949 Leif Welding], Convolvulus [K.45,
commissioned 2/41], Lotus (I) [K.93, commissioned 1/42, 1942 french Commandante dÉstienne dÓrves
J.495], Meadowsweet [K.144, commissioned 7/42, 1951 Gerrit W. Vinkle], Mimosa [K.11, commissioned 5/41,
1942 french Mimosa, J.6254], Rockrose [K.51, commissioned 4.11.1941, 1947 south-african HMSAS Protea],
Saxifrage [K.04, commissioned 6.2.1942, 1947 norwegian Polarfront], Coreopsis [K.32, commissioned 4/40,
1943 greek Kriezis], Crocus [K.49, commissioned 10/40], Oxlip [K.123, commissioned 12/41, 1946 irish Maev],
Pennywort [K.111, commissioned 5/42], Spiraea [K.08, launched 10/40, commissioned 12.2.1941, 1948
merchant Thessalonika], Starwort [K.20, launched 2/41, commissioned 12.5.1941, 1949 whaler], Cyclamen
[K.83, commissioned 9/40, 1948 merchant Southern Briar, 1949 whaler], Dahlia [K.59, commissioned 3/41],
Dianella [K.07, ex Daffodil, commissioned 1/41], Myosotis [K.65, commissioned 5/41, 1946 french trawler
Grunningur], Narcissus [K.74, commissioned 7/41, 1946 Este], Sundew [K.57, commissioned 9/41, 1941 french
Roselys, J.1093], Nigella [K.19, commissioned 2/41, 1947 Nigelock], Pentstemon [K.61, commissioned 7/41],
Delphinium [K.77, commissioned 11/40], Dianthus [K.95, commissioned 3/41, 1949 norwegian mercantile
Thorslep, whaler], Lotus (II) [K.130, ex Phlox, commissioned 1942], Petunia [K.79, commissioned 13.1.1941,
1945 chinese Fu Po], Pink [K.137, commissioned 2.7.1942], Polyanthus [K.47, commissioned 4/41], Gardenia
[K.99, commissioned 5/40], Geranium [K.16, commissioned 6/40, 1945 danish Thetis], Potentilla [K.214,
commissioned 1942 as norwegian Potentilla, 1944 RN], Primrose [K.91, commissioned 15.7.1940, 1949 bouy
boat Norfinn], Primula [K.14, commissioned 22.6.1940, 1947 mercantile Marylock], Renonculus [K.117,
commissioned 7/41, 1941 french Renoncule, J.1162], Rose [K.102, commissioned 1941 as norwegian Rose],
Salvia [K.97, commissioned 20.9.41], Snapdragon (I) [K.10, commissioned 28.10.40], Violet [K.35,
commissioned 2/41, 1947 La Aguerra, 1949 La Guerra, 1958 Claudio Sabadell], Woodruff [K.53, commissioned
7.4.1941, 1948 south-african Lupin], Gladiolus [K.34, commissioned 10/41], Godetia (I) [K.72, commissioned
7/1940], Samphire [K.128, launched 4/41, in combat 12/41], Snowdrop [K.67, commissioned 30.7.1941],
Snowflake [K.211, ex Zenobia, commissioned 2.11.1941], Stonecrop [K.142, commissioned 30.7.1941, 1949
mercantile Silver King, 1950 Martha Vinke], Sunflower [K.41, commissioned 25.1.41], Sweetbriar [K.209,
commissioned 8.9.1941, 12/49 bouy boat Star IX], Thyme [K.210, commissioned 23.10.1941], Tulip [K.29,
commissioned 4.9.1940, 1950 whaler Olympic Conqueror, 1956 japanese Otori Maru No. 8, 1957 dutch
Thorlyn], Verbena [K.85, commissioned 19.12.1940], Veronica [K.37, commissioned 2/41, 3/1942 USS
Temptress PG-62], Vetch [K.132, commissioned 27.5.1941], Wallflower [K.44, commissioned 14.11.1940, 1949
bouy boat Asbjørn Larsen], Zinnia [K.98, commissioned 30.3.41], Fleur de Lys [K.122, ex french La Dieppoise,
commissioned 8/40], La Bastiaise [french, commissioned 6/40, sunk on trials 6/1940], La Malouine [K.46,
commissioned 7/40], Nasturtium [K.107, ex french La Paimpolaise, commissioned 9/40, later mercantile Chania,
1948 greek naval unarmed lighthouse tender St. Lykoudis], Agassiz [RCN, K.129, commissioned 1/41],
Chilliwack [K.131, commissioned 4/41], Trail [RCN, K.174, commissioned 4/41, Wetaskiwin/Westaskawin [ex
Banff, RCN, K.175, commissioned 12/40, 1946 venezuelan Victoria], Chambly [K.116, commissioned 12/40,
1952 dutch merchant Sonia Vinke], Chicoutimi [K.156, commissioned 5/41], Dauphin [K.157, commissioned
5/41, 1949 honduiran merchant Cortes, 1955 ecuadorean San Antonio], Eyebright [K.150, commissioned 5/41,
1941-45 RN, 1945 dutch merchant Albert W. Vinke], Lethbridge [RCN, K.160, commissioned 6/41, 1952 dutch
merchant Nicolaas Vinke], Mayflower [K.191, commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN], Saskatoon [RCN, K.158,
commissioned 6/41, 1948 whaler Tra los Montes, 1950 Olympic Fighter, 1956 Otori Maru No. 6, 1961 Kyo
Maru No. 20], Trillium [K.172, commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN, 1950 merchant Olympic Runner, 1956 Otori
Maru No. 10, 1959 Kyo Maru No. 16], Alberni [RCN, K.103, commissioned 2/41], Edmundston [RCN, K.106,
commissioned 10/41, 1948 liberian merchant Amapala], Nanaimo [RCN, K.101, commissioned 4/41, 1953 dutch
merchant Rene W. Vinke], Timmins [RCN, K.223, commissioned 2/42], Vancouver [ex Kitchener, RCN, K.240,
commissioned 3/42], Barrie [RCN, K.138, commissioned 5/41, 1947 merchant Gasestado, 1957 argentine
Capitan Canepa], Battleford [RCN, K.165, commissioned 7/41, 1946 venezuelan Libertad], Collingwood [first
161
RCN vessel, K.180, commissioned 11/40], Drumheller [RCN, K.167, commissioned 9/41], Galt [RCN, K.163,
commissioned 5/41], Halifax [RCN, K.237, commissioned 11/41], Moose-Jaw/Moosejaw [RCN, K.164,
commissioned 6/41], Orillia [RCN, K.119, commissioned 11/40], The Pas [RCN, K.168, commissioned 10/41],
Woodstock [RCN, K.238, commissioned 5/42, 1951 merchant Olympic Winner, 1956 Otori Maru No. 20, 1957
Akitsa Maru], Baddeck [RCN, K.147, commissioned 5/41, 1947 merchant Efthar, 1948 Yusuf Z. Alireza],
Brandon [RCN, K.149, commissioned 7/41], Buctouche [RCN, K.179, commissioned 6/41], Hepatica [K.159,
commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN], Pictou [RCN, K.146, commissioned 4/41], Rimouski [RCN, K.121,
commissioned 4/41], Shediac [RCN, K.110, commissioned 7/41, 1954 dutch merchant Jooski W. Vinke],
Snowberry [K.166, commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN], Spikenard [K.198, commissioned 5/41], Windflower
[K.155, commissioned 5/51], Kitchener [ex Vancouver, RCN, K.225, commissioned 6/42], Levis [RCN, K.115,
commissioned 5/41], HMCS Lunenburg [K.151, commissioned 12/41], Shawinigan [RCN, K.136,
commissioned 9/41], Charlottetown I [RCN, K.244, commissioned 12/41], La Malbaie [ex Fort William, RCN,
K.273, commissioned 4/42], Napanee [RCN, K.118, commissioned 5/41], Prescott [RCN, K.161, commissioned
6/41], Sudbury [RCN, K.162, commissioned 10/41], Arrowhead [K.145, commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN],
Bittersweet [K.182, commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN], Calgary [RCN, K.231, commissioned 12/41], Camrose
[RCN, K. 154, commissioned 6/41], Dunvegan [RCN, K.177, commissioned 9/41, 1946 venezuelan
Independencia], Fennel [K.194, commissioned 5/41, 1941-45 RN, 1948 merchant Milliam Kikl, 1948 bouy boat,
1951 whaler], Fredericton [RCN, K.245, commissioned 12/41], Regina [RCN, K.234, commissioned 1/42],
Sherbrooke [RCN, K.152, commissioned 6/41], Sorel [RCN, K.153, commissioned 8/41], Brantford/Brentford
[RCN, K.218, commissioned 5/42], Midland [RCN, K.220, commissioned 11/41], Arvida [RCN, K.113,
commissioned 5/41], Louisburg (I) [RCN, K.143, commissioned 19/41], HMCS Matapedia [K.112,
commissioned 5/41], Summerside [RCN, K.141, commissioned 9/41], Ville de Quebec [ex Quebec, RCN,
K.242, commissioned 5/42, 1946 mercantile Dispina, 1947 Dorothea Paxos, 1948 Tanya, 1949 Medex], Algoma
[RCN, K.172, commissioned 7/41, 1946 venezuelan Constitution], Cobalt [RCN, K.124, commissioned 11/40,
rebuilt 1944, 1953 dutch merchant Johanna W. Vinke], Kamsack [RCN, K.171, commissioned 10/41, 1946
venezuelan Carabobo], Kenogami [RCN, K.125, commissioned 6/41], Morden [RCN, K.170, commissioned
9/41], Oakville [RCN, K.178, commissioned 11/41, 1946 venezuelan Patria], Port Arthur [RCN, K.253,
commissioned 5/42], Rosthern [RCN, K.169, commissioned 6/41], Weyburn [RCN, K.173, commissioned
11/41], Amherst [RCN, K.148, commissioned 8/41, 1946 venezuelan Feberacion/Federacion], Moncton [RCN,
K.139, commissioned 4/42, 1955 dutch merchant Willem Vinke], Sackville [RCN, K.181, commissioned 12/41,
1956 minelayer, 1964 survey vessel], Dawson [RCN, K.104, commissioned 10/41], Dundas [RCN, K.229,
commissioned 4/42], Kamloops [RCN, K.176, commissioned 3/41], New Westminster/New Wesminster [RCN,
K. 228, commissioned 1/42, 1950 merchant Elisa, 1952 Portoviejo, 1954 Azura], Quesnall/Quesnel [RCN,
K.133, commissioned 5/41], IM KOPIENORDNER
modified: Arabis (II) [commissioned ..., RNZN 1944-50], Arbutus (II) [commissioned ..., 1944-50 RNZN],
Bugloss [commissioned ..., 1945-48 indian Assam], Mimico [ex HMS Bulrush/Bullrush, RCN, K.307,
commissioned 2/44, 1950 hunduran Olympic Victor, 1956 japanese Otori Maru No. 12, 1962 Kyo Maru No. 25],
Burnet [built 1943, commissioned ..., 1945 indian Gondawana, 1947 thai Bangpakong], Charlock [commissioned
..., 1946-47 indian Mahratta], Forrest Hill [ex HMS Ceanothus, RCN, K.486, commissioned 12/43], Betony
[built 1943, commissioned ..., 1945 indian Sind, 1947 thai Prasae], Giffard [ex HMS Buddleia/Budleia, RCN,
K.275, commissioned 11/43], Longbranch [ex Candystuft (II), 1944 RCN, K.382, commissioned 1/44, 1947
mercantile Rexton Kent II], Comfrey [K.227, commissioned 11/1942 as USS Action PG-86, 1952 mercantile
Arne Presthus], Cornel [commissioned 12/1942 as USS Alacrity PG-87, renamed Rio Marina, later Portoferraio],
Dittany [ex USS Beacon PG-88, K.279, commissioned 31.5.1943], Fergus [ex HMCS Fort Francis, RCN, K.686,
commissioned 11/44], Guelph [RCN, K.687, commissioned 5/44], North Bay [RCN, K.339, commissioned
10/43], Owen Sound [RCN, K.340, commissioned 11/43], Smilax [ex USS Tact PG-98, commissioned 21.6.43,
1948 argentine Republica], Statice [ex USS Vim PG-99, K.281, launched 4/43, commissioned 10.4.43],
Belleville [RCN, K.332, commissioned 10/44, 1947 dominican Juan Bautista Cambiaso], Flax [commissioned
12/1942 as USS Brisk PG-89], Frontenac [RCN, K.335, commissioned 10/43], Honesty [ex USS Caprice PG-90,
commissioned 28.5.43, K.285], Peterborough [RCN, K.342, commissioned 6/44, 1947 dominican Gerardo
Jansen], Rosebay [ex USS Splendor PG-97, K.286, commissioned 28.7.43], Smiths Falls [RCN, K.345,
commissioned 11/44], Trentonian [RCN, K.368, commissioned 12/43], Cobourg [RCN, K.333, commissioned
5/44], Linaria [ex USS Clash PG-91, commissioned 22.6.1943], Lindsay [RCN, K.338, commissioned 11/43],
Parry Sound [RCN, K.341, commissioned 8/44], Strathroy [RCN, K.455, commissioned 11/44, 1946 chilean
Chipana], Thorlock [RCN, K.394, commissioned 11/44, 1946 chilean Papudo], West York [RCN, K.369,
commissioned 10/44, IM KOPIENORDNER], Whitby [RCN, K.346, commissioned 6/44], Willowherb [ex USS
Vitality PG-100, launched 15.4.43, transferred 30.8.43/9.9.43], Asbestos [RCN, K.358, commissioned 6/44,
1947 dominican, lost on transfer], Atholl [RCN, K.15, commissioned 10/43], Beauharnois [RCN, K.540,
commissioned 9/44, merchant Colon, 1950 israeli frigate Wedgewood], Hawkesbury [RCN, K.415,
commissioned 6/44], Lachute [RCN, K.440, commissioned 10/44, 1946 dom-rep. Colon aka Cristobal Colon],
Louisbourg (II) [RCN, K.401, commissioned 12/43, 1947 dominican Juan Alejandro Acosta], Mandrake
[commissioned 4/1943 as USS Haste PG-92, renamed Porto Azurro, merchant 1953], Merrittonia [ex HMCS
Pointe Claire, RCN, K.688, commissioned 10/44], Milfoil [commissioned 31.3.1943 as USS Intensity PG-93,
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1950 whale catcher Olympic Promoter, IM KOPIENORDNER], Musk [commissioned 22.12.1942 as USS Might
PG-94], Nepeta [commissioned 23.7.1943 as USS Pert PG-95], Norsyd [RCN, K.520, commissioned 12/43,
merchant Balboa, 1950 israeli Haganah], Privet [commissioned as british vesel?, commissioned 16.8.1943 as
USS Prudent PG-96, italian Elbano, 1951 hydrographic survey vessel Staffetta], Riviere du Loup [RCN, K.357,
commissioned 11/43, 1947 dominican Juan Bautista Maggiolo], St. Lambert [RCN, K.343, commissioned 5/44],
Stellarton/Stallanton [RCN, K.457, commissioned 9/44, 1946 chilean Casma], launched 1942-44, CONWAY
1922-46) british corvettes
german: PA 1 [built as french Arquebuse, commissioned 15.4.44], PA 2 [built as french Hallebarde,
commissioned 16.11.43], PA 3 [built as french Sabre, commissioned 16.11.43], PA 4 [built as french Poignard,
never completed] GRÖNER 8,I
Flush: 1920
Flutto-class 1. Serie (Flutto [commissioned 20.3.43], Gorgo [commissioned 11.11.42], Nautilo [commissioned 26.7.1943, 1943
german UIT 19, 194. yugoslav Sava], Marea [commissioned 7.5.1943, 1945 british N 41 1949 soviet
reparation Z 13], Tritone [commissioned 10.10.42], Vortice [commissioned 21.6.43, 1949-52
designated battery charging vessel PV 1 due to treaty restrictions], Grongo [commissioned 11.11.42,
1943 german UIT 20], Murena [commissioned 25.8.43, 1943 german UIT 16], Sparide [commissioned
7.8.43]) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46, GRÖNER 3
Flutto-class 2. Serie (Alluminio, Antimonio, Fosforo, Manganese, Silicio, Zolfo, Bario [launched 23.1.44, 1944 german UIT 7,
scuttled while fitting out, rebuilt, commissioned 1961 as Pietro Calvi, CONWAY 1947-95], Cadmio,
Cromo, Ferro, Irido, Litio [launched 19.2.44, scuttled while fitting out], Oro, Ottone, Piombo, Potassio,
Rame, Rutenio, Sodio [launched 16.3.44, scuttled while fitting out], Vanadio, Zinco) italian submarines,
not completed if not otherwise stated
Fly: british advice boat, launched 1694, (4 minions)
Fly: british snow, launched 1732, in service until 1751
Fly-class (Fly [launched 4/1752, 1772 sold], Ranger [launched 10/1752, 1783 sold]) british sloops, 8x3pdr, 10 swivels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Fly: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, sold 1771, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fly: US schooner (6), purchased 1775 as dispatch vessel, 1778 burnt
Fly: USA commissioned 1776, selbstverbrannt 1777
Fly: british cutter purchased 1778, captured 81 by french
Fly: british revenue cutter (customs) 1793, 1806 out of service
Fly: british revenue cutter (customs) 1795, excise vessel
Fly-class (Fly [launched 10/1805, 1812 wrecked], Kite [launched 7/1805, 1815 sold], Sparrow [launched 7/1805, 1816 sold],
Raven [launched 8/1805, 1816 sold], Wizard [launched 11/1805, 1816 sold], ...) british brigs, 2x6pdr, 14x24pdr
carronades, later + 2x24pdr carronades
Fly (18) british 1813
Fly,10 (hired armed cutter) around 1799
Fly,4. (hired armed cutter) around 1805
Fly,16. (1805 launched. lost 1812) 1806
Fly: US schooner, 1811? built, 29.11.1811 captured by HMS Scylla, 1812 HMS Sea Lark, sold 1820 (10x12pdr), IM
KOPIENORDNER
Fly,18. launched 1813. ‘cruizer’. sold 1828) paid off 7.12.1821 after considerable success against US smugglers.
Fly-class (Fly [launched 8/1831, commissioned 1832, 1854 hulk, later yard craft C.2, 1903 BU], Harrier [launched 11/1831,
1840 BU]) british sloops, 2x9pdr, 16x32pdr carronades
Fly-class (Butterfly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Cranefly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Firefly [commissioned
11/1915], Gadfly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Grayfly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Greenfly [sent to
mission theatre late 1915], Mayfly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Sawfly [sent to mission theatre late 1915],
Snakefly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Stonefly [sent to mission theatre late 1915] [sent to mission theatre late
1915], Waterfly [sent to mission theatre late 1915], Blackfly [sent to mission theatre mid 1916], Caddisfly [sent to
mission theatre mid 1916], Hoverfly [sent to mission theatre mid 1916], Sedgefly [sent to mission theatre mid 1916])
british river gunboats, commissioned from 1915 on, CONWAY 1906-21
Flying Cloud: clipper 1851, IM KOPIENORDNER
Flying Fish: cutter 1778, 12 carronades, 12 swivels
Flying Fish: USA, schooner, ex Independence (pilot craft) commissioned 1838 as F.
Flying Fish,12. schooner. (captured from the french 30 6/1803. lost 1808)
Flying Fish,18. (1844 launched. BU 1852) 1844 brig 31,4x9,86x4,37
Flying Fox: 1918
Flying Kestrel: 1913, tug
Flying Kite: 1929, tug
Flying Linnet: 1904, tug
Flying Princess: Tragflügelfähre 1976, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, Typ Jetfoil 929
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Flyvefisken-class (Flyvefisken [commissioned 12.11.1954], Hajen [commissioned 8.2.1955], Havkatten [commissioned 1.6.55],
Laxen [commissioned 12.5.55], Makrelen [commissioned 7.7.1955], Svaerdfisken [commissioned 14.9.55])
danish fast torpedo attack craft, IM KOPIENORDNER
Flyvefisken-class (Flyvefisken [commissioned 19.12.1989], Hajen [commissioned 19.7.1990], Havkatten [commissioned
1.11.1990], Laxen [commissioned 22.3.1991], Makrelen [commissioned 1.10.1991], Storen [commissioned
4/1992], Svaerdfisken [commissioned 1.2.1993], Glenten [commissioned 1993?], Gribben [commissioned 1994?],
Lommen [commissioned ], Ravnen [commissioned ], Skaden [commissioned ], Viben [commissioned ], ...) danish
fast attack craft/patrol boat, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Flyvende Fisk: danish brig sloop, built 1788, taken 1807 by RN, renamed Venture later Flying Fish, 1811 sold
FM 1: german coastal minesweeper 1918, 1922 civil Tepscora, 1925 harbour ferry Siegfried, 1939 H 521, 1942 training ship
Nordpol, 1947 barrack ship Siegfried, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 2: german coastal minesweeper 1918, later polish (Czaika/)Jaskolka?, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 3: german coastal minesweeper 1918, merchant Cecedena IV, 1925 tug Cecedena 4, renamed Minna, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 4: german coastal minesweeper 1918, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 5: german coastal minesweeper 1918, 1919 greek harbour ferry Georgios Galeos, renamed Maria K... , renamed Kalydon,
1941 german 10 V 1, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 7: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1918, not commissioned, sold 1919, mercantile, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD.
2
FM 8: german coastal minesweeper, commissioned 19.10.18, sold 1919, mercantile, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 12: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1918, not commissioned, sold 1919, mercantile, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 2
FM 16: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, later alban. gunboat Sqipnia/Squipnia
FM 19: german coastal minesweeper 1918, 1922 portugies. ferry Raul Cascaes, 1924 fishery protection vessel Raoul Cascaes,
FM 21: german coastal minesweeper 1919, 1920 Peilboot III, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 22: german coastal minesweeper 1919, 1920 Peilboot IV, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 23: german coastal minesweeper 1918, ..., alban. gun boat Sqenderbeg/Skenerbeg, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 24: german coastal minesweeper 1919, 1923 pers gun boat Fatiya, 1926 Pahlavi, 1935 Shahin/Shahan, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 25:german coastal minesweeper 1918, 1925 harbour ferry Bismarck, 1927 finnisch Alands-Express, 1930 Express, 1933
italian S. Constanzo Express, 1935 Gianpaolo I, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 26: german coastal minesweeper 1918, 1920 Peilboot VII, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 27: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1918, not commissioned, 1920 polish Czaika/Jaskolka?
FM 28: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1918, not commissioned, later polish Rybita/Mewa?, 1934 survey vessel
Pomorzanin, CONWAY 1906-21
FM 29: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, 1925 sold, mercantile Westfalen, 1932 port.
Montijense, ..., CONWAY 1906-21
FM 30: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, later polish Rybita/Mewa?, 1934 survey vessel
Pomorzanin, CONWAY 1906-21
FM 31: german coastal minesweeper 1919, 1920 polish minesweeper Rybitwa/Mewa?, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
BD. 2
BD. 2
FM 35: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1919, mercantile, 1922 Baltic, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 36: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1919, 1920 romanian ferry Socrates, 1941 german
minesweeper/minelayer trainer Xanten, 1942 UJ 116, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 3
FM 37: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1921, mercantile, 1923 italian Abbazia, 1932
Fiumana I, 1939 Arco Azurro, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
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FM 38: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1921, mercantile, 1923 italian Laurana, 1938
Fiumana II, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
BD. 2
FM 42: german coastal minesweeper, commissioned 18.11.1919, 1922 steamer Pionier, later russian steamer, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
BD. 2
FM 49: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, rebuilt to ferry, 1922 italian Albona, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 50: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1919, mercantile, greek Eleine, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 54: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1919, 1920 Freiheit, 1922 danish Vestjyden, 1925
german Memelland, 1930 Brunhilde, 1935 polish Carmen, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FM 55: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1918, completed 1920 as mercantile King Albert, 1930 dutch Wilhelmina, 1931
belgian Miramar, 1940 german liason vessel Eider, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
BD. 2
BD. 2
FM 62: german coastal minesweeper, launched 1919, not commissioned, sold 1919 as ferry Vaterland, 1935 port. Ribantejo
Primeiro, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Foam: 1904 tug
Foam: launched 1911, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 45, didn´t reach russian waters
Fob
Foca: italian submarine, launched 9/08
Foca-class (Foca, Golfinho, Hidra) portuguese submarines, commissioned 1917
Foca-class (Foca 1937, Zoea 1938, Atropo 1939) italian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 192246
Foca-class (Foca I [aka F I, launched 1957, 1963 SA 41], Foca II [aka F II, launched 1957, 1963 SA 42]) spanish midget
submarines
Fod
Foe
Fof
Fogas-class (k [renamed Csuka, 1928 österr. Birago], Fogas [1920 österr., 1927 hungarian Gödöllö]) kuk river patrol craft
Foh
Foi
Foj
Fok
Folgore-class (Folgore [commissioned 16.2.1887], Saetta [commissioned 16.2.1888]) italian T-avisos, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 3
Folgore-class (Baleno [commissioned 15.6.1932], Folgore [commissioned 1.7.32], Fulmine [commissioned 14.9.1932], Lampo
[commissioned 13.8.1932]) italian destroyers
Folkstone: british 40/44 guns 1703
Folkstone: british 40/44 guns 1741
Fomalhout: dutch patrol vessel, launched 1923
Fontenoy: french (80) since 1858 screw ship, 1881 transport
Foote-class (Foote TB-3 [commissioned 7.8.1897, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 1], Rodgers TB-4 [commissioned 2.4.1898,
1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 2], Winslow TB-5 [commissioned 29.12.1897]) US torpedo boats
Fop
Foque-class (Foque 1 [launched 1988]) iranian civil landing ship, used by the military
Forban: french torpedo boat 1896, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Forbes: british tug, launched 29.1.1829, in service at least 29.6.1829
Forbes Road, T2-SE-A1
Forbin: french screw sloop (6) launched 1859
Forbin-class (Coëtlogon [commissioned 8/1894], Forbin [commissioned 2/1889], Surcouf [commissioned 1890]) french
protected cruiser
Force:
Forceful: 1925 tug
Ford GPA: 1942 US Army amphibian Jeep, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ford-class (Elmina [ghanaian, commissioned 11/1962], Komenda [ghanaian, commissioned 11/1962], Abhay [indian,
commissioned 13.11.1961], Ajay [indian, commissioned 21.9.1960, 1974 bangladeshi Surma], Akshay [indian,
commissioned 8.1.1962, 1973 bangladeshi Padma], Amar [indian, indian-built Abhay-class, commissioned ..., 1974
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mauritian], Aberford [1964 kenyan Nyati], Hinksford [1966 nigerian Benin], Gifford [1967 nigerian Bonny], Enugu
[nigerian, built 1960-61], Montford [1966 nigerian Ibadan (I), 1967 biafran Vigilance], Bryansford [1968 nigerian
Ibadan (II)], Axford [1966 nigerian Kaduna], Dubford [1968 nigerian Sapele], Panglima [singapurian,
commissioned 5/1956, 1963 malaysian, 1967 singapurian], Brayford [1954 south-african Gelderland], Glassford
[1955 south-african Nautilus], Rijger [south-african, commissioned 12/1958], Haarlem [south-africancommissioned
8/1959], Oosterland [south-african, commissioned 6.12.1959], Desford [1955 sri lankan Kotiya]) british seaward
defence boats
Forel-class (Forel [commissioned 1901, 1902 Vnimatelni], Sterlyad [commissioned 1902, 1902 Vuinoslivi], Osetr
[commissioned 1902, 1902 Vnushitelni], Kefal [commissioned 1902, 1902 Vlastni], Losos [commissioned 1902,
1902 Grozovoi/Grozovoy]) russian destroyers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Forelle: german experimental-submarine, built 1902/03, sold 1904, russian Forel, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Forelle-class (I [ready for trials 10/1955, rebuilt 1956], G-01 [commissioned 1961, 1963 frontier guard], G-02 [commissioned
1961, 1963 frontier guard]) east german experimental motor torpedo boats
Forelock: 1910
Foremost: 1938, tug
Foremost 22: 1924, tug
Foremost 23: 1924 tug
Foremost 87: tug, 1935
Forester,4. british gunvessel, (purchased 1794)
Forester,3. brigantine. (1832 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1843 ) 1832
Forester-class (Contest, Cygnet, Express, Firebrand, Firefly, Firm, Forester, Forward, Foxhound, Mallard, Moorhen, Sheldrake)
british gunboats, launched 1874-77, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Forfair: french screw sloop (6) launched 1859
Forfait
Formidabile-klase (Formidabile [commissioned 5/1862], Terrible [commissioned 9/1862]) italian battleship, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3
Formidable, Le: french (80) 1751, 30x32pdr, 32x24pdr, 18x9pdr, taken 11/1759 by RN, never fitted for sea, 1768 BU
Formidable,90. (1777 launched. BU 1813) flagship
Formidable french (74) 1793 (Lion until 1793, Marat until 1795, 1795 british HMS Belleisle)
Formidable,84. (1825 launched. sold 1906) built from frames captured on the stocks at Genoa in 1814. 1825 commissioned
Formidable-class (Formidable [commissioned 9/1901], Irresistible [commissioned 2/1902], Implacable [commissioned 9/1901])
british battleship
Foros: launched 1891, 6/15 russian dispatch vessel
Forrestal CVA-59: US aircraft carrier (24 F-4, 36 A-7, 16 A-6, 4 A-4, 4 A-3, 6 RA-5)
Forrester: british hoy (tender), 1748
Forrester: british mercantile, purchased by RN 3/1794 as gunboat (4), out of service after 1800, barge,
Forrest-Sherman-class (DD-931 Forrest Sherman [commissioned 9.11.1955], DD-932 John Paul Jones [commissioned 5.4.1956,
1967 DDG-32], DD-933 Barry [commissioned 31.8.1956], DD-936 Decatur [commissioned 7.12.1956,
1966 DDG-31], DD-937 Davis [commissioned 28.2.1957], DD-938 Jonas Ingram [commissioned
19.7.1957], DD-940 Manley [commissioned 1.2.1957], DD-941 Du Pont [commissioned 1.7.1957],
DD-942 Bigelow [commissioned 8.11.1957], DD-943 Blandy [commissioned 26.11.1957], DD-944
Mullinnix [commissioned 7.3.1958], DD-945 Hull [commissioned 3.7.1958, ZERSTÖRER DER USN
S. 229 as in 1975-79], DD-946 Edson [commissioned 7.11.1958], DD-947 Somers [commissioned
3.4.1959, 1967 DDG-34], DD-948 Morton [commissioned 26.5.1959], DD-949 Parsons [commissioned
29.10.1959, 1967 DDG-33], DD-950 Richard S. Edwards [commissioned 5.2.1959], DD-951 Turner
Joy [commissioned 3.8.1959]) ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 229 (mid 70s)
Decatur-class: DDG-31, DDG-32, DDG-33, DDG-34 (ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 264 ca 1980)
Barry-class: DD-933, DD-937, DD-938, DD-940, DD-941, DD-943, DD-948, DD-950 (ZERSTÖRER
DER USN S. 266) 1968 recommissioned
Fort Alabama: 1944, stores ship
Fort Bridger, T2-SE-A1
Fort Caspar, T2-SE-A1
Fort Chacon: trinidad and tobago coastal patrol craft
Fort Charles: jamaican patrol boat, built 1974
Fort Charlotte, T2-SE-A1
Fort Cheswell, T2-SE-A1
Fort Christina, T2-SE-A1
Fort Clatsop, T2-SE-A1
Fort Colville: 1943, stores ship
Fort Constantine: 1944, stores ship
Fort Cornwallis, T2-SE-A1
Fort Cumberland, T2-SE-A1
Fort Dearborn, T2-SE-A1
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Fort Diamond: british armed sloop. launched 1804, used in 1804
Fort Donelson, T2-SE-A1
Fort Dunvegan: 1944, stores ship
Fort Duquesne, completed as Cowanesque USN AO-79, T2-SE-A1
Forte: french frigate, launched 1795, captured by RN on 28.2.1799. wrecked 1801, 50x24pdr
Forte,38. (1814 Woolwich. BU 1844)
Forte: british screw frigate, launched 1858 (51)
Fort Edmonton: 1944, stores ship
Fort Erie, T2-SE-A1
Fort Fetterman, T2-SE-A1
Fort Frederica, T2-SE-A1
Fort George, T2-SE-A1
Fort Grand Rapids: 1944, stores ship
Forth: british screw frigate, launched 1856 (2x33,0 mortars {2 in reserve} + 8x32pdr + 2x68pdr), laid down as sailing corvette
Fort Henry, T2-SE-A1
Fort Hoskins, T2-SE-A1
Fortitude: british (28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr) launched 3/1780, 1781 commisioned, 1794 hulk, BU 1820
Fort Jackson: 1863 acquired USN
Fort Jupiter, T2-SE-A1
Fort Kilmar 1944, stores ship
Fort Lane, T2-SE-A1
Fort Laramie, T2-SE-A1
Fort Lavernock 1920, stores ship in world war 2
Fort Lee, T2-SE-A1
Fort Massiac, T2-SE-A1
Fort Matanzas, T2-SE-A1
Fort McDonnell 1944, stores ship
Fort McHenry, T2-SE-A1
Fort Meigs, T2-SE-A1
Fort Mercer, T2-SE-A2
Fort Mifflin, T2-SE-A2
Fort Mims, T2-SE-A1
Fort Moultrie, T2-SE-A1
Fort Necessity, completed as Cossatot USN AO-77, T2-SE-A1
Fort Niagara, T2-SE-A1
Fortol 1917, oil tanker
Fort Pitt, T2-SE-A1
Fort Providence 1944, stores ship
Fort Raleigh, T2-SE-A1
Fort Rannoch: irish fishery protection vessel, launched 1936
Fort Ridgely, T2-SE-A1
Fort Robinson, T2-SE-A1
Fort Rosalie 1945, stores ship
Fort Ryan 1932, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Fort Sandusky 1945, stores ship
Fort Schuyler, T2-SE-A1
Fort Stanwick, completed as Esso Wilmington, T2-SE-A1
Fort Stanwix, T2-SE-A1
Fort Stephenson, T2-SE-A1
Fort Stevens, T2-SE-A1
Fort Sumter, T2-SE-A1
Fortune: british transport, launched 5/1709, sold 1713, (24)
Fortune: ex american (10x4pdr), taken by RN 1779, 1780 lost
Fortune: purchased on the stocks by RN 1780, 8/1780 launched, 1797 wrecked, 16x6pdr, later + 1x12pdr?
Fortune: mercantile, purchased as gunboat No. 40 Wrangler by RN 3/1797, 1802 sold, 10x18pdr carronades, 2x18pdr
Fortune,10. (taken 11 8/1798. recaptured 1799)
Fortune: british mercantile, purchased by RN as fireship Torch 1804, 1811 BU
Fortunee,40. (captured on 22.12.1779. BU 1800) 1799 convict ship
Fortunee,36. (1800 Blackwall. sold 1818) 1801
Fort Washington, T2-SE-A1
Fort Wayne 1945, stores ship
Fort William, T2-SE-A1
Fort Winnebago, T2-SE-A1
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Fort Wood, T2-SE-A1
Fort Wrangell: 1944, stores ship
Forward: (14) RN GV, sold 1815, commissioned 1805
Forward: US revenue topsail schooner, 6x18pdr, 4x9pdr (1845), completed 23.6.1842, sold 1865, IM KOPIENORDNER
Forward-class (Forward [commissioned 8.9.1905], Foresight [commissioned 22.8.1905]) british scout cruisers, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Foss: 1916, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Foudre: french screw frigate (56) launched 1856
Foudre: french T-boat tender, T-depot ship, commissioned 9/1897, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, 1912
seaplane carrier, 1914 mit startplattform aircraft mothership, 1914 submarine tender
Foudre-class (Foudre [commissioned 7.12.1990], Siroco [commissioned 21.12.1998]) french dock landing ships (TCD 90), IM
KOPIENORDNER
Foudroyant: french (84) launched 1691, lost 1692
Foudroyant: 1724 miserabelst
Foudroyant, Le: french (80) 1750, 30x32pdr, 32x24pdr, 18x9pdr, taken 2/1758 by RN (HMS Foudroyant), 1787 BU, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Foudroyant: british (80) launched 1798
Foudroyant, Le: french privateer, taken by RN 1/1799, renamed Poulette, 1805 laid up, 1814 sold, 2x9pdr, 16x18pdr carronades,
later no 9pdrs
Fougueux: french (74) 1785, gestrandet 1805
Fougueux-class (LÍntrepide [launched 12.12.1958], LÁrdent [launched 17.7.58], LÉtourdi [launched 5.2.1958, commissioned
1958], LÉffronte [launched 27.1.59, commissioned 1959], Le Frondeur [launched 26.2.59, commissioned
1959], Le Fringant [launched 6.2.59, commissioned 1959], Le Fougueux [built as US PC-1610 of PC-1604class, commissioned 21.7.1955], LÓpiniatre [built as US PC-1611 of PC-1604-class, launched 4.5.54,
commissioned 3.11.1955], LÁgile [launched 26.6.54, commissioned 1954?], LÁdroit [launched 6.9.58],
LÁlerte [launched 5.10.57], LÁttentif [launched 10.7.58], LÉnjoue [launched 5.10.57], Le Hardi [launched
17.9.58], PC-1616 [built for german navy, commissioned 1957 as ethiopian Belay Deress, 1959 italian Vedetta],
Lieutenant Riffi [moroccan, commissioned 5/1964], Funchal [portuguese, launched 27.9.1954, renamed Maio],
Porto Santo [portuguese, launched 9.2.55], Sao Nicolau [portuguese, launched 7.6.55], Brava [portuguese,
launched 2.5.56], Fago [portuguese, launched 2.5.56], Boavista [portuguese, launched 10.7.56], Santo Antao
[portuguese, launched 8.6.56], Santa Luzia [portuguese, launched 17.1.57]) US funded french submarinechasers, CONWAY 1947-95
Four Brothers: mercantile, purchased by RN as gunboat (3) 2/1794?, 1801 sold
Four Lakes, T2-SE-A1
Fowey: british 40/44 guns 1709
Fowey: british 40/44 guns 1744
Fowey: british, 2x9pdr aft, 20x9pdr, 2x3pdr, launched 7/1749, 1782 sunk
Fowey,3. river barge/gun vessel, purchased 1795. sold 1800
Fox: british sloop, launched 11/1727, 1738 BU
Fox: british, launched 5/1740, 1745 wrecked, 20x9pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fox: (28) british, built 1773, captured by US 1777
Fox,32. (1780 launched. BU 1816)
Fox: british revenue cutter (customs) 1795, (6), 1805 hired by RN?
Fox (1),12. (hired armed cutter) around 1795
Fox,18. schooner (purchased 1799, lost the same year)
Fox: british revenue cutter (customs) 1808, (10), excise vessel, still in service 1828
Fox: USA (3) schooner, purchased 20.12.1822, commissioned 1823
Fox: USA, 1x12pdr howitzer, 1x12pdr, merchant schooner, built 1859, as CSS Alabama until captured in 1863, became USS
Fox
Foxhound,16. (french Basque captured on 13.11.1809. sold 1816)
Fox Prize/Fox: ex french, (24) taken 5/1705 by RN, 1706 wrecked
„Foxtrot“-type (B-2 [commissioned 14.7.1963], B-4 [commissioned 31.8.1961, 1963-92 Chelyabinskiy Komsomolets], B-6
[commissioned 30.7.1964], B-7 [commissioned 15.12.1961], B-8 [commissioned 18.12.1962], B-9
[commissioned 6.9.1965], B-26 [commissioned 24.3.1966 as Yaroslavskiy Komsomolets], B-28 [commissioned
18.6.1966], B-29 [commissioned 28.11.1966], B-31 [commissioned 25.6.1963], B-33 [commissioned
24.12.1966], B-46 [commissioned 30.6.1967], B-49 [commissioned 30.6.1967, 1967 Vladimirskiy
Komsomolets], B-50 [commissioned 8.12.1962], B-51 [commissioned 26.10.1967, 1968 indian Kalvari, project
641I], B-53 [commissioned 5.11.1962], B-55 [commissioned 20.9.1963, 1970 B-855], B-57 [commissioned
168
25.12.1958, prototype], B-95 [commissioned 30.9.1959], B-98 [commissioned 15.5.1964], B-101
[commissioned 25.8.1960], B-130 [commissioned 22.9.1960], B-133 [commissioned 5.11.1959, 1970 B-833], B135 [commissioned 5.11.1959], B-139 [commissioned 15.3.1960], B-143 [commissioned 5.11.1960], B-153
[commissioned 10.12.1978, project 641K, 1979 cuban 725], B-311 [commissioned 11.2.1978, 1976??? libyan Al
Badr, project 641I], B-330 [commissioned 27.10.1977, 1977 or 2/78 libyan Al Fatah or 2/1978 libyan Al Ahad,
project 641I], B-397 [commissioned 31.12.1967], B-400 [commissioned 25.9.1968], B-401 [commissioned
19.9.1968, 1969 indian kandhera, project 641I], B-402 [commissioned 5.9.1969, 1970 indian Karanj, project
641I], B-405 [commissioned 2.7.1969, 1969 indian Kursura, project 641I], B-409 [commissioned 10.9.1971], B413 [commissioned 25.12.1968], B-416 [commissioned 4.12.1969], B-427 [commissioned 4.12.1971], B-435
[commissioned 6.11.1970], B-440 [commissioned 25.12.1970], B-456 [commissioned 10.10.1972, 1973 indian
Vela, project 641I], B-464 [commissioned 16.12.1973, 1974 indian Vagli, project 641I], B-470 [commissioned
5.7.1973, 1973 indian Vagir, project 641I], B-475 [commissioned 1967, 199. display], B-510 [commissioned
20.10.1983, project 641K, 1984 cuban 729], B-522 [commissioned 20.9.1974, 1975 indian Vagsheer, project
641I], B-533 [commissioned 8.10.1976, 1977 or 2/78 libyan Al Fatah or 2/1978 libyan Al Ahad, project 641I or
1976 libyan Al Badr?], B-586 [commissioned 30.11.1979, project 641K, 1980 cuban 727], B-587
[commissioned 25.10.1981, 1981 libyan Al Matrega, project 641I], B-588 [commissioned 28.9.1982, 1982
libyan Al Khyber, project 641I], B-590 [commissioned 21.11.1980, 2/1982 or 2/83libyan Al Hunyan, project
641I],
2 of the above: ... [1987 polish Wilk, project 647], ... [1988 polish Dzik, project 647]..) project 641, soviet patrol
Foylebank: built 1930 merchant, AA vessel 1940
FPB 28-type () german designed patrol boats, 1980s, 35 indonesian
FPB 38-type (Al Riffa [bahraini, commissioned 1981], Hawar [bahraini, commissioned 1981]) german designed fast attack craft,
CONWAY 1947-95
FPB 57-type (Istiqlal [kuwaiti, commissioned 8/1983], Sabhan [kuwaiti, commissioned 9.8.1984], ... [singapurian], ...
[singapurian], ... [singapurian], ...) german designed fast missile attack craft, similar to Typ 143, CONWAY 194795
FPB 62-type (Bans Al Manama [bahraini, FPB 62, commissioned 14.12.1987], Al Muharraq [bahraini, FPB 62, commissioned
3.2.1988], Victory [Victory-class, singapurian, MGB 62, commissioned 18.8.1990], Valour [Victory-class,
singapurian, MGB 62, commissioned 18.8.1990], Vigilance [Victory-class, singapurian, MGB 62, commissioned
18.8.1990], Valiant [Victory-class, singapurian, MGB 62, commissioned 25.5.1991], Vigour [Victory-class,
singapurian, MGB 62, commissioned 25.5.1991], Vengeance [Victory-class, singapurian, MGB 62, commissioned
25.5.1991], Muray Jip [united arab emirates, commissioned 11/1990], Das [united arab emirates, commissioned
1/1991]) german designed MGB 62/FPB 62 missile corvettes, CONWAY 1947-95
FR 1: german riverine minesweeper 1938, 1948 tug Bagdad, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FR 2: german riverine minesweeper 1938, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FR 3: german riverine minesweeper 1938, 1948 tug Briach, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FR 4: german riverine minesweeper 1938, 1951 police craft WS 17, 1955 tug Brenz, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FR 7: german riverine minesweeper 1938, 1951 tug Pragstein, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FR 9: german riverine minesweeper 1938, 1947 tug Josef, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
FR 10: german riverine minesweeper 1938, 1948 tug Brege, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Fragrant: 1908
Fram: norwegian research and exploration vessel, 1893 built
Framée-class (Framée 1900, Yatagan [commissioned 11.9.1900], Pique 1901, Épée [commissioned 7/1901]) french destroyers,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Franc: russian tug 1905, 1915 rabotnik
Français: french submarine launched in 1901
France: sailing transport, 5-mast-barque, 1890
France, La: norwegian freighter, launched 7/1909, 1940 german mine depot, 1949 freighter King, 1950 Magnhild, 1955
costarican Pandora, 1957 panamese Pandokrator, 1963 greek Mihalis
France, La: french passenger liner 1962, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Francesca: roll-on/roll-off ship, 1984 converted to sri lankan surveillance command ship Edithara P 715
169
Francesco Morosini: italian passenger ship, launched 1928, 1940 auxiliary cruiser D 12, 1943 german minelayer Zeus,
Franchise, La: french frigate, built 1798, 26x12pr, 2x12pdr + 10x24pdr carronades, 2x12pdr + 4x18pdr carronades, taken by RN
1803, 1815 BU
Francis Drake (46) 1785 british
Francis Garnier: french river gunboat, commissioned 1931, launched 1927
François Joseph: french mercantile barque, 1867
Francol: 1917, oil tanker
Franconia: transport 1863: 179x30x17,5 (feet?)
Franctireur: french riverine gunboat, 1x12pdr/1x16pdr, 1871 german
Frankdale: british steamer, launched 1906, 1914 german, 1917 Franken, 1917 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 8, 1919 Jalaputra
Franken:
Frankenthal-class, Typ 343 (Weiden [commissioned 30.3.1993], Rottweil [commissioned 7.7.93], Sulzbach-Rosenberg
[launched 27.4.95], Bad Bevensen [commissioned 9.12.93], Grömitz [commissioned 23.8.94], Frankenthal
[commissioned 16.12.1992], Bad Rappenau [commissioned 19.4.94], Datteln [commissioned 1.12.1994],
Homburg [launched 21.4.1994]) german minehunters, 60 mines, IM KOPIENORDNER
Frankfurt: 1848 as Cazique launched, 1849 in Bremerhaven commissioned für german Bundesflotte
Frankfurt Express: german container-transport, 1981, IM KOPIENORDNER
Franklin: (74) USA, built 1815, first cruise 14.10.1817
Franklin: (80/84) french 1797, british Canopus 1798, length (gun deck) 59,03 m
Franklin: laid down 1854, launched 1864, US screw frigate (39), 1867 commissioned
Frank Rockefeller: great lakes transport 1895, IM KOPIENORDNER
Frank S. Besson-class (Bacolod City [filipino, commissioned 1.12.1993], Cayan de Oro City [filipino, commissioned 3/1994],
...) US Army ro-ro landing logistics ships
Franz: fishing vessel 1867
Franz E. Schütte: commissioned 11.7.1939, german merchant, 1940 transport RO 35, 1941 netlayer Netzleger I, 1946 soviet
training ship Lena, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Franz and Luise: brigg, built 1855
Fratelli Mendel: launched 1894, 7/1917 russian dispatch vessel Nagentor
Fratton: 1925
Frauenfels: 1920, merchant, british LSI(L) in world war 2
Frauenlob: 1856, prussian training ship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, nick name Frauengabe
Frauenlob-class (Frauenlob [launched 26.2.65], Nautilus [launched 19.5.65], Gefion [launched 19.6.65], Medusa [launched
25.1.66], Undine [launched 16.5.66], Minerva [launched 25.8.66], Diana [launched 13.12.66], Loreley
[launched 14.3.67], Atlantis[LL) 20.6.67], Acheron [launched 11.10.67]) west german inshore minesweepers,
coast guard boats, Typ 362, 1967 riverine minesweepers Typ 394, IM KOPIENORDNER
Freccia-class (Dardo [commissioned 25.1.1932, 1943 german TA 31, GRÖNER 2], Freccia [commissioned 21.10.1931], Saetta
[commissioned 10.5.1932], Strale [commissioned 6.2.1932]) italian torpedoboats, ZEICHNUNG IN
ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Freccia-class (Freccia [ex MC 590, launched 9.1.1965], Saetta [ex MC 591, launched 11.4.1965], Dardo [ex MC 592, not
completed], Strale [never started]) italian patrol boats, convertible motor torpdeo/gun boats or minelayer,
CONWAY 1947-95
Fredenhagen: car transport 1977, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Frederick: (10) hired armed ship, british, around 1801
Frederick Funston-class (Frederick Funston [APA-89], James O´Hara [APA-90], Griggs [APA-110, commissioned 14.12.44],
Grundy [APA-111, commissioned 3.1.45], Guilford [APA-112, 14.5.45], Stika [APA-113,
commissioned 14.3.45], Hamblen [APA-114, commissioned 12.6.45], Hampton [APA-115,
commissioned 17.2.45], Hannover [APA-116, commissioned 31.3.45]) US attack transports
Fredericksburg, T2-SE-A1
Frederickstein,32. (captured on 7 9/1807. BU 1813)
Frederick William: british (110) launched 1860, laid down as Royal Frederick
Fredericus Quartus: danish launched 1699 (110) 58,1 m Länge
Frederik: russian, built 1636
Freedom: ex ATR-19, US tug, 1943
Freedom LCS-1: US littoral combat ship, maiden deployment 16.2.2010
Freiberg: german steamer, commissioned 11.4.1914, 1919 british, 1921 City of sydney, 1923 german Lüneburg, 1939 mine
barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher IX, 1940 Sperrbrecher 9, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Freiburg: german transport, commissioned 9/1922, 1923 Elster, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 60, 1941
Sperrbrecher 160
Freija: (38) danish, captured on 7 9/1807. sold 1816, officially renamed Freya but always referred to as Freija
Frej: finnish merchant, launched 1900, minelayer in world war 2
Freja: swedish training frigate, launched 1885
Freja: danish fishery protection vessel, launched 22.12.38, 1943 german Südpol, 1944 navigation tender Freya, 1945 danish
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Fremantle-class (Fremantle [commissioned 1979], Warrnambool 1981, Townsville 1981, Wollongong 1981, Launceston 1982,
Whyalla 1982, Ipswich 1982, Cessnock 1983, Bendigo 1983, Gawler 1983, Geraldton 1983, Dubbo
[commissioned 1984], Geelong [commissioned 1984], Gladstone [commissioned 1984], Bunbury
[commissioned 1984]) australian patrol craft, IM KOPIENORDNER
French Creek, T2-SE-A1
Frenchtown, T2-SE-A1
Frene, La 1917, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Freshbrook 1942, water carrier
Freshburn 1944, water carrier
Freshener 1942, water carrier
Freshet 1940, water carrier
Freshford 1944, water carrier
Freshlake 1942, water carrier
Freshmere 1943, water carrier
Freshpond 1945, water carrier
Freshpool 1943, water carrier
Freshspray: 1946, water carrier
Freshspring 1947, water carrier
Freshtarn 1944, water carrier
Freshwater 1940, water carrier
Freshwell 1943, water carrier
Fresia-class (Fresia 1880, Lauca, Quidora) chilean torpedo boats, launched 1880/81
Fret-class (Bulhound [launched 12/11], Fret [launched 10/10], Jakhals [launched 1/12], Wolf [launched 9/10], Hermelijn
[launched 2/13], Lynx [launched 12/12], Vos [launched 6/13]) dutch DD
Freya or Freija/Freja 1793 danish (40)-frigate
Freya or Freija/Freja danish (46) launched 1819
Friant-class (Friant [commissioned 4/1895, repair ship in WWI], Bugeaud [commissioned 5/1896], Chasseloup-Laubat
[commissioned 1895]) french protected cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Fridtjof Nansen: norwegian patrol boat, commissioned 1931
Fridtjof Nansen-class (Fridtjof Nansen F-310 [commissioned 5.4.2006], Roald Amundsen F-311 [commissioned 21.5.2007],
Otto Sverdrup F-312 [commissioned 30.4.2008], Helge Ingstad F-313 [delivered 29.09.2009], Thor Heyerdahl F314 [launched 11.2.2009]) norvegian frigates,
Frieden: east-german transport 1957
Friedland: french (74) 1810, 1814 abdelivered
Friedland: 1840 french (120), 1856 screw ship
Friedland: french battleship, commissioned 1876
Friedrich Carl: german battleship, commissioned 6.10.1867, 1902 Neptun, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY
1860-1905 Bd. 1
Friedrich karl: german transport, commissioned 5/1938, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 138
Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferde: prussian ship, built 1660-61 (50/60)
Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferde brandenburgische frigate (50) 1680, renamed Dorothea, details see MONDFELD S.111/120
Friendship: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, sold 1771, 4x3pdr, 6 swivels
Friendship (1),2. around 1800 gun vessel.
Friendship: (2) british river barge/gun-boat, purchased 1795, lost 1801
Friendship: 1973
Friesenland: 1913, 1917 Kurt, 1955 Lori Dreyer
Friesenland: 1938
Fiesenstein-class (Friesenstein [1967], ...) german transports, IM KOPIENORDNER
Friesia: 1961, 1969 Astra, 1973 Danalith, 1976 Svealith, 1979 Eros, 1980 Aria, 1981 Mate I
Friesland: 1890 commissioned 50x6x2,89
Friesland: 1920, launched as Rheinland, 1921 british Hertford
Friesland: 1925
Friesland-class (Friesland [commissioned 22.3.1956], Groningen [commissioned 12.9.56, 1981 peruvian Galvez], Limburg
[commissioned 31.10.56, 1980 peruvian Capitan Quinones], Overijssel [commissioned 4.10.57, 1982 peruvian
Colonel Bolognesi], Drenthe [commissioned 1.8.57, 1981 peruvian Guise], Utrecht [commissioned 1.10.57, 1980
peruvian Castilla], Rotterdam [commissioned 28.2.57, 1981 peruvian Diez Canseco], Amsterdam [commissioned
10.4.58, 1980 peruvian Villar]) dutch destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Friponne-class/Diligente-class (Bouffonne [launched 1916], Chiffonne [launched 1917, 1920 romanian Locotenant Lepri
Remus, renamed Capitan Dumitrescu?, 1944 soviet Araks?], Friponne [launched 1916, 1920 romanian
Locotenant-Commandor Stihi Eugen, 1944 soviet Akhtuba, 1945 romanian Constanta], Diligente [launched 1916],
Engageante [launched 12/16], Impatiente [launched 1916, 1920 romanian Sublocotenant Ghiculescu/Ghigulescu,
1944 soviet Angara, 1945 romanian Stihi], Surveillante [launched 1917]) french gunboats, commissioned from
1917 on, IM KOPIENORDNER
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Frisia: passenger steamer 1872, IM KOPIENORDNER
Frisk: british mercantile cutter, launched 1803, purchased 1805 by RN, in service until 1808 as Carrier
Frisky: 1941, tug
Frithjof: norwegian cruiser/gunboat, launched 1895
Fro (SG 8): 1936, 1940 V 1213
Frobisher
Frolic,10. (1820 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1838) commissioned 1820
Frolic,16. (1842 launched. sold 1864) commissioned 1844
Frolic: US revenue cutter, chartered 1851-53
Frolic-class (Frolic, Kestrel, Ready, Rifleman) british gunboats, launched 1872
Fromrust: french buoy layer, launched 1931, 1942 german net tender NT 30 = Wega
Front Royal, T2-SE-A1
“Frosch I”-class/Hoyerswerda-class (Hoyerswerda [commissioned 12.11.1976, 1993 indonesian Teluk Gilimanuk], Hagenow
[commissioned 1.12.76, 1993 indonesian Teluk Celukan Bawang], Frankfurt/Oder [commissioned 2.2.77, 1993
indonesian Teluk Cendrawasih], Eberswalde-Finow [commissioned 28.5.77, 1994 indonesian Teluk Berau],
Eisenhüttenstadt [commissioned 4.1.79, 1994 indonesian Teluk Jakarta], Grimmen [commissioned 15.6.79, 1994
indonesian Teluk Sangkulirang], Lübben [commissioned 15.3.78, 1994 indonesian Teluk Peleng], Schwerin
[commissioned 19.10.77, 1994 indonesian Teluk Sibolga], Neubrandenburg [commissioned 28.12.77, 1994
indonesian Teluk Mandao], Cottbus [commissioned 26.5.78, 1994 indonesian Teluk Hading], Anklam
[commissioned 14.7.78, 1994 indonesian Teluk Parigi], Schwedt [commissioned 7.9.79, 1994 indonesian Teluk
Lampung]) east german landing ships, CONWAY 1947-95, LOOSE/OESTERLE, project 108
Frosch II-class (Nordperd [commissioned 3./30.10.79, 1993 indonesian Teluk Cirebon], Südperd [commissioned 26.2.1980,
1993 indonesian Teluk Sabang]) east german armed support ships, project 109
Frost: launched 1922, swedish merchant, 1940 german Hendrik Fisser, 1942 netlayer Netzleger III, 1946 swedish Fjord, 1955
Fjordmöve, 1959 Fjorden, 1964 greek Kassos, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Froth: 1918, british torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Fröya (Froya): norwegian minelayer, launched 6/16, IM KOPIENORDNER
Frioude, La: launched 1895, french T-boat-mothership
Fruitvale Hills, T2-SE-A1
FS 1500-type (Almirante Padilla [colombian, commissioned 31.10.1983], Caldas [colombian, commissioned 14.2.1984],
Antioquia [colombian, commissioned 30.4.1984], Independiente [colombian, commissioned 24.7.1984], Kasturi
[malaysian, commissioned 15.8.1984], Lekir [malaysian, commissioned 15.8.1984], ...) german designed
FT.1 ex APc.51 1943 coastal transport
F.T. Everard tug, 1928
Fua
Fubbs: RN yacht 1682
Fubbs: (rebuilt), launched 10/1724, 1781 BU, royal yacht, 6x3pdr,
Fubuki-class (Special Type): (1. group, IM KOPIENORDNER: Fubuki [commissioned 10.8.1928], Shirayuki [commissioned
18.12.1928], Hatsuyuki [commissioned 30.3.1929], Muyuki [commissioned 29.6.1929], Murakumo
[commissioned 10.5.1929], Shininome [commissioned 27.5.1928], Usugumo [commissioned 26.7.1928],
Shirakumo [commissioned 28.7.1928], Isonami [commissioned 30.6.1928], Uranami [commissioned 30.6.1929],
2. group ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK: Ayanami [commissioned 30.4.1930],
Shikinami [commissioned 24.12.1929], Asagiri [commissioned 30.6.1930], Yugiri [commissioned 3.12.1930],
Amagiri [commissioned 10.11.1930], Sagiri [commissioned 31.1.1931], Oboro [commissioned 31.10.1931],
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Akebono [commissioned 31.7.1931], Sazanami [commissioned 19.5.1932], Ushio [commissioned 14.11.1931,
1947 soviet]) japanese destroyer
Fuc
Fud
Fuerte: spanish corvette (20), taken on 3.2.1807 by RN, never fitted for sea, BU 1812
Fuf
Fugas-class (Fugas [commissioned 22.12.1912], Minrep [commissioned 12/1911], Provodnik [commissioned 22.12.1912],
Vzryv/Vzriv [commissioned 12/1911], Zapal [commissioned 7/1912, rebuilt 1932 as project 3 Fugas-class series I])
russian minesweepers, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fuh Chow-class (Fuh Chow [commissioned 1.6.1957], Hsueh Chih [commissioned 6.11.1957]) taiwanese fast torpedo attack
craft
Fui
Fuji-class (Yashima [commissioned 9.9.1897], Fuji [commissioned 17.8.1897]) japanese battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD.
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Fujijama: japanese screw corvette, 1866 completed, shogunate fleet, 1869 IJN, 1880 training ship, IM KOPIENORDNER (1880)
Fujisan Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1931, sister to Teiyô Maru, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fukien-/Fuijan-class (...) 30 chinese coastal/river patrol craft
Fulda: german, launched 1899, lighter, later mine depot
Fullerton Hills, T2-SE-A1
Fulminante: french cutter, taken on 29.10.1798 by RN. wrecked 1801, 8x4pdr
Fulmine: italian DD 1900
Fulton: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1833
Fulton: US paddle ship (1), launched 1843
Fu Lung, S 10: chinese T-boat, 1886, 1895 japanese Fukuryu
Fum
Fun
Fuo
Fup
Fu Po-class (Fu Po, An lan, Fei Yuan, Chi An, Yuan Kai, Teng Ying Chen, Tái An) chinese sloops, 1870s
Fuqing-class (Taicang X 575, 615) chinese oiler launched late 1970s, IM KOPIENORDNER
Furieux: french monitor, commissioned 2/1887, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Furious. british gunvessel, No. 23 launched 3/1797 Blackwall. sold 1802) 1799
Furious,14. (1804 launched. sold 1815)
Furious: british paddle corvette, launched 1850 (16)
Furnace: purchased as british fireship whilst on the stocks, launched 6.12.1778, 1783 sold, 8x4pdr, 8 swivels
Furnace: british gunvessel, No.25 launched 4/1797, commissioned 1799, sold 1802
Furnace: bomb, around 1807
Furor-class (Furor [launched 8/1896], Terror [launched 8/1896]) spanish DD
Fürst Bismarck: german passenger liner, maiden voyage 4/1890, 1904 russian auxiliary cruiser Don, 1906 russian auxiliary
cruiser Moskva, 1909 kuk torpedo depot vessel Gäa, 1919 italian liner San Giusto, BU 1924, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Fürst Bismarck: german cruiser, commissioned 1.4.1900, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Furutaka-class (Furutaka [commissioned 31.3.1926], Kako [commissioned 20.7.1926]) japanese heavy cruiser, ZEICHNUNG
IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Fury: british paddle sloop, launched 1845 (6)
Furze 1911
Fusée-class (Flamme [commissioned 4/1887], Fusée [commissioned 12/1885], Grenade [commissioned 1890], Mitraille
[commissioned 2/1888]) french armoured gunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Fushimi: japanese river gunboat, commissioned 1907
Fushimi-class (Fushimi/Fushima [commissioned 1939, 1945 chinese Kiang Hsi/Kiang Shih, 1949 Chiang Feng, 1960s Fu
Chiang], Sumida [commissioned 1940, 1945 chinese Nan Chang, 1949 Chiang Hsi]) japanese river gunboats
„Fushun“-class () chinese coastal minesweepers, based on Shanghai II-type, 20 built since 1976
Fuso: japanese ship of the line, commissioned 1/1878, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Fuso-class (Fuso [commissioned 8.11.1915], Yamashiro [commissioned 31.3.1917]) japanese battleship, ZEICHNUNG in
SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
Fuso Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1895
„Futi“-class () chinese drone minesweepers, approximately 60 built since 1984
Futurist: british, 1920, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Fuze: british mercantile William Adventure?, purchased by RN as fireship 1804, 1807 sold
Fv
Fw
FW 1-class (FW 1 [commissioned 1963], FW 2, FW 3, FW 4, FW 5, FW 6) west german water tanker, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fx
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Fyen: danish cruiser, launched 9/1882
Fyen: danish minelayer, launched 1962, 17kn, 4x7,62, 420 mines
Fylgia: swedish light cruiser, commissioned 21.6.1907
Fylla: danish corvette, launched 1802, 2x6pdr, 18x32pdr carronades, captured 9/1807 by RN, sold 1814 (aka Fiila)
Fylla-class (Fylla [launched 1862], Diana [launched 1863]) danish gunboat
Fyrskib No. II: 1836, IM KOPIENORDNER
Fyrskib No. VI: 1854, IM KOPIENORDNER
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G: german torpedo boat (G 1), commissioned 1885, 1899 tender Helga
G-class (G 20, G 21, G 22, G 23, G 24, G 25, G 26, G 27, G 28, G 29) mexican gunboats, launched 1934-35 or 1922
G-class (Gallant [commissioned 25.2.1936], Garland [commissioned 3.3.1936, 1940-46 polish, 1947 dutch ASW training ship
Marnix], Gipsy [commissioned 22.2.1936], Glowworm [commissioned 22.2.1936], Grafton [commissioned 20.3.1936],
Grenade [commissioned 28.3.1936], Greyhound [commissioned 31.1.1936], Griffin [commissioned 6.6.1936]) british
destroyers
G 1-class (G 1 Johan van Brakel [launched 1904] , G 2 Jan Daneilzoon van de Rijn [launched 1904], G 3 Meijndert Jentjes
[launched 1904], G 4 Willem Willemsze [launched 1904], G 5 Roemer Vlacq [commissioned 1906], G 6 Pieter
Constant [launched 1906], G 7 Jacob Cleydyck [launched 1906], G 8 Cornelis Janssen de Haan [launched 1906], G 9
[commissioned 1908], G 10 [commissioned 1908], G 11 [commissioned 1908], G 12 [commissioned 1908]) dutch
torpedo-boats
G 1: british submarine, commissioned 7.12.1915, G-class, CONWAY 1906-21
G-5 series 6: soviet motor torpedo boats, project 116, 1933
G-5 series 7: soviet motor torpedo boats, completed 1934, project 116
G-5 series 8: soviet motor torpedo boats, project 116, 1935(?)
G-5 series 9: soviet motor torpedo boats, project 116, 1936(?)
G 5 series 10: soviet motor torpedo boats, 20 built 1937, project 116
G.5 series 11 (TKA-47 [1941 german, 1942 patrol craft Pinguin], TKA-111 [1942 german]) soviet motor torpdeo boats 1939,
project 116, about 120 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
G-5 series 11-bis: soviet motor torpedo boats 1943, 1 rocket launcher, 2x53,34 T, 2 MG, project 213, IM KOPIENORDNER
G-5 series 12: soviet motor torpedo boats 1942, project 116
G 6: soviet experimental motor torpedo boat, begun 1931, completed 1939, CONWAY 1922-46
G 7: german torpedo boat, commissioned 30.4.1912, 1939 T 107, 1945 soviet Porazajuscij, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 8: german torpedo boat, commissioned 6.8.1912, 1939 T 108, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G-8: soviet experimental-motor torpedo boat, built 1937-40, IM KOPIENORDNER
G 9: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1912, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 10: german torpedo boat, commissioned 28.8.1912, 1939 T 110, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G-10: soviet motor torpedo boat, IM KOPIENORDNER, designed 1938, not built
G 11: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1912, 1939 T 111, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 12: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1912
G 13-class (G 13 [launched 10/13, commissioned 1914], G 14 [launched 11/13, commissioned 1914], G 15 [launched 1/14,
commissioned 1914], G 16 [launched 3/14, commissioned 1914, 1941 german TFA 9]) dutch torpedo-boats
G 86: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1916, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, CONWAY 1906-21
G 88: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1898, 1914 T 88, minesweeper
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G 89: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1898, 1914 T 89, minesweeper
G 101: german destroyer, commissioned 1915, as argentine Santiago built, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 102: german destroyer, commissioned 1915, as argentine San Luis built, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 103: german destroyer, commissioned 1915, as argentine Santa Fe built, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 104: german destroyer, commissioned 1915, as argentine Tucuman built, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 108: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1902, 1914 T 108, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD.
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1
1
1
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G 132: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1906, 1916 T 132, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2, CONWAY 1906-21
G 173: german torpedo boat, commissioned 1910, 1917 T 173
G 175: german torpedo boat, commissioned 4.12.1910, 2/12-3/12 Sleipner, 1918 T 175, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
G 196: german torpedo boat, commissioned 2.10.1911, 1918 T 196, 1945 soviet Pronzitelnyj, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD.
2
GA 43: italian crane vessel, altered during construction to monitor, commissioned 23.7.1917, recommissioned as floating battery
GA 194 in world war 2
GA 53: italian crane vessel, altered during construction to monitor, commissioned 28.4.1916 as Alfredo Cappellini
Gabbiano: italian torpedo-boat, launched 4/07, commissioned 1907, CONWAY 1906-21
Gabbiano-class (Antilope [commissioned 11.11.42, 1943 german UJ 6082, GRÖNER 8,I], Ape [commissioned 15.5.1943],
Artemide [commissioned 10.10.42, 1943 german UJ 2226], Baionetta [commissioned 15.5.1943], Berenice
[commissioned 1.9.1943], Bombarda [modified, 4.4.44 completed as german UJ 206, 1951 italian Bombarda],
Calabrone [launched 6/43, not completed], Camoscio [commissioned 18.4.1943, 1943 german UJ 6081,
GRÖNER 8,I], Capriolo [further on built as german UJ 6083 later UJ 2230, never completed], Carabina
[modified, further on built as german UJ 207, never completed], Cavalletta [launched 12/42, not completed],
Chimera [commissioned 26.5.1943], Cicala [launched 6/43, not completed], Cicogna [commissioned 11.1.1943],
Columbrina [14.1.44 completed as german UJ 205], Cormorano [commissioned 6.9.1943], Crisalide [launched
8.12.1947, commissioned 20.12.1947, recommissioned 1952], Danaide [commissioned 27.2.1943], Driade
[commissioned 14.1.1943], Euterpe [ex Vesta, commissioned 20.1.1943, 1943 german UJ 2228], Farfalla
[launched 4.1.1948, commissioned 24.1.1948, recommissioned 1952], Fenice [commissioned 15.6.1943], Flora
[commissioned 26.4.1942], Folaga [commissioned 16.2.1943], Gabbiano [commissioned 3.10.1942], Gazzella
[commissioned 6.2.1943], Grillo [launched 3/43, not completed], Gru [commissioned 29.4.1943], Ibis
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[commissioned 3.4.43], Lucciola [launched 3/43, not completed], Marangone [26.2.44 completed as german UJ
2223], Melpomene [24.4.44 completed as german UJ 202], Minerva [commissioned 24.2.43], Pellicano
[commissioned 15.3.43], Persefone [commissioned 28.11.42, 1943 german UJ 2227, GRÖNER 8,I], Pomona
[commissioned 4.4.43], Procellaria [commissioned 29.11.42], Renna [9/44 completed as german UJ 6085],
Scimitarra [commissioned 15.5.43], Sfinge [commissioned 12.5.43], Sibilla [commissioned 5.6.43], Spingarda
[6.5.44 completed as german UJ 208, GRÖNER 8,I], Tuffetto [20.2.44 completed as german UJ 2222, GRÖNER
8,I], Urania [commissioned 1.8.43], Vespa [commissioned 2.9.43, 1943 german UJ 2221, GRÖNER 8,I],
Strolaga [18.4.44 commissioned as german UJ 2224], Egeria [28.1.44 commissioned as german UJ 201]) italian
corvettes, CONWAY 1922-46
Gabriel Charmes: french gunboat, launched 1886
Gabrielle Denise 1910
Gabrielle Maria 1931, balloon vessel in world war 2, fire float
Gadfly-class (Gadfly, Griper, Pincher, Tickler) british gunbaots, launched 1879
Gaeta: neapolitan (6) paddle corvette, launched 1843, later italian Ercole
Gaeta-class (Gaeta [launched 28.7.1990], Termoli [launched 15.12.1990], Alghero [launched 4.5.1991], Numana [launched
26.10.1991], Crotone [launched 11.4.1992], Viareggia [launched 3.10.1992], Chioggia [launched 9.4.1994], Rimini
[launched 1997?]) italian minehunters
Gagri, No. 254: russian torpedo boat 1884
Gaidamak: russian ice breaker 1898, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gaidamak-class (Gaidamak [commissioned 1906], Vsadnik [commissioned 1906, 1917 Saldkov], Amuretz [commissioned 1906,
1917 Zhelesniakov/Zhelezniakov], Ussurietz [commissioned 1907, 1917 Roshal]) russian destroyer,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Gaiete,20. (captured from the french on 20 8/1797. sold 1808)
Galatea: british, launched 3/1776, 1783 BU
Galatea: british frigate, commissioned 2/1862 (Walker´s great frigates)
Galena: US aroured ship, commissioned 21.4.1862, unarmoured from 1864
Galena-class/Vandalia-class (Galena II [commissioned 26.8.1880], Marion II [commissioned 12.1.1876], Mohican II
[commissioned 25.5.1885], Quinnebaug II [commissioned 2.10.1878], Swatara II [commissioned
11.5.1874], Vandalia [commissioned 1876]) US screw sloops
Galgo/Galgo Prize: ex spanish Galgo?, 12x4pdr, 12 swivels, taken 4/1742 by HMS Hampshire, 1743 sold
Galgo,16. (taken from the spanish in 1799. lost 1800)
Galgo,16. (purchased 1801. ex Garland. sold 1814) 1801
Galilée: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1851
Galissonière-class (La Galissonière [commissioned 20.4.1874], Triomphante 1879, Victorieuse 1877) french armoured cruiser
Galissonnière-class (La Galissonnière [commissioned 31.12.35], Georges Leygues ex Châteaurenault [commissioned
4.12.1937], Gloire [commissioned 4.12.1937], Jean de Vienne [commissioned 15.4.1937], Marseillaise
[commissioned 25.10.1937], Montcalm [commissioned 4.12.1937]) french light cruiser, CONWAY 192246
Galissonniere, La: (T 56 design) french experimental destroyer, commissioned 11.7.1962, CONWAY 1947-95
Gallant british gunvessel, No.29: launched 4/1797, sold 1802
Gallant,14. gunbrig. (1804 Wearmouth. sold 1815) 1805
Gallia: french merchant, launched 1913, 1914 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser), 1916 trooper
Galteemore: C1-S-AY1 type Mar. Comm. ships, launched 1943, british LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large)
Gagara: built as russian submarine, completed as german US 4, nur trials 1918, 1919 in service im Wrangel-Geschwader 12 TT?,
2x7,5, 1x3,7
Gagut (80) russian 1802
Gaines Mill, T2-SE-A1
Gambier,12. (hired lugger) around 1808
Gamma-class (Gamma [renamed Fei Ting], Delta [renamed Tse Tien]) chinese gunboats 1877
Gamtros: 1937
Ganga: 1931, mine tender in world war 2
Gange: french merchant, launched 1905, 1914 trooper
Ganges: (80) british 1782 commissioned
Ganges-class (Ganges [launched 11/1821, commissioned 1822, 1857 hulk, training ship 1865], Asia [1/1824 launched, 1826
fitting out as flagship, 1852 out of commission and from 1859 she was used as guard ship hulk of the steam vessels
in ordinary, sold/lost? 1908], Bombay [3/1828 launched, brought home from Bombay in 1828, 1829- out of
commission, screw ship 1861, burnt 1864]) british (84: 32x32pdr, 32x24pdr, 4x24pdr + 14x32pdr carronades,
2x24pdr + 2x32pdr carronades), IM KOPIENORDNER
Gangut (81) russian, built 1856, rebuilt to screw ship 1859
Gangut: russian battleship 1894, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Gangut-class (Gangut [commissioned 12/1914/1/1914, 1925/1928 Oktjabrskaja Revoljucija], Sevastopol [commissioned
17.11.1914, 1921/1928-42 Parizskaja Kommuna/Parizhkaya Kommuna, LOOSE/OESTERLE], Petropavlovsk
[commissioned 1/1914/12/1914, 1921-43 Marat, later Volkhov], Poltava [commissioned 17.12.1914, 1920/1926
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Mikhail Frunze]) russian battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 190621, CONWAY 1922-46
Gannet,16. (purchased 1800. sold 1814)
Gannet,18. launched 1814 ‘cruizer’. sold 1838, commissioned 1815
Gannet: british screw corvette, launched 1857 (11)
Ganymede,26. (french Hebe on 5 1/1809. BU 1838)
Garcia-class (Garcia [commissioned , 1989 pakistani Saif, 1994 returned], OĆallahan [commissioned , 1989 pakistani Aslat,
1993 returned], Brumby [commissioned , 1989 pakistani Khaibar, 1993 returned], Koelsch [commissioned , 1989
pakistani Siqqat, 1993 returned], Parà [brazilian, IM KOPIENORDNER], …) US frigates
Garde Mobile: french riverine gunboat, 1x12pdr/1x16pdr, 1871 german, ferry Clara/Sophie
Gardon-class (Equille, Gardon, Goujon, Lamproie, Murene, Cigale, Coccinelle, Libellule, Cinquet [transport 1920, unlisted
1921]) french patrol vessels, built 1917-18, unlisted 1919
Garian-class (Garian [commissioned 20.8.1969], Khawlan [commissioned 20.8.1969], Merawa [commissioned 1970], Sabratha
[commissioned 1970]) libyan large patrol craft
Garigliano: neapolitan, then sardinian, then italian sloop, launched 1854, (4)
Garigliano: commissioned 22.2.1934, italian water tanker and minelayer, 1943 german F 844, 1943 Dwarsläufer, 1944
Oldenburg, 1946 italian Garigliano, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Garland british 40/44 guns 1703
Garland,28. (1779. Sibyl until 7.1795. wrecked 1798)
Garland,6. (schooner purchased in 1798) tender
Garland,22. (french privateer Mars taken on 1 4/1800. wrecked 1803)
Garola tug, 1912
Garonne: iron barque, built 1870
Garonne, La: french oiler 1912
Garonne, La: french replenishment oiler, about 1928, IM KOPIENORDNER
Garonne: french supply ship, about 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gary Gowen: merchant 1834
Gaspe-class (Gaspe [launched 12.11.51, 1958 turkish Trabzon], Chaleur (I) [launched 21.6.52, 1954 french Le Dieppoise],
Fundy (I) [launched 4/53, 1954 french La Dunkérquoise], Comox [launched 244.52, 1958 turkish Tirebolu],
Cowichan (I) [launched 12.11.51, 1954 french La Malouine], Ungava [launched 20.5.53, 1958 turkish Tekirdag],
Quinte [launched 8.8.53], Miramichi (I) [launched 10/52, 1954 french La Lorientaise], Fortune [launched 14.4.53],
James Bay [launched 12.3.53], Thunder (I) [launched 17.7.52, 1954 french La Paimpolaise], Resolute [launched
20.6.53], Chignecto (I) [launched 21.6.52, 1954 french La Bayonnaise], Trinity [launched 31.7.53, 1958 turkish
Terme], Fundy (II) [launched 14.6.56], Chignecto [launched 17.11.56], Thunder (II) [launched 27.10.56], Cowichan
(II) [launched 26.2.57], Miramichi (II) [launched 22.2.57], Chaleur (II) [launched 11.5.57]) canadian coastal
minesweepers
Gassendi: french paddle corvette (6) launched 1840
Gassten-class (Gåssten [commissioned 16.11.1973], Norsten [commissioned 12.10.1973], Viksten commissioned 20.6.1974)
swedish inshore minesweepers
Gatling 1945, stores ship
Gato-class (Gato SS-212 [commissioned 12/41], Greenling SS-213 [commissioned 1/42], Grouper SS-214 [commissioned 2/42],
Growler SS-215 [commissioned 3/42], Grunion SS-216 [commissioned 4/1942], Guardfish SS-217 [commissioned
5/42], Albacore SS-218 [commissioned 6/42], Amberjack SS-219 [commissioned 6/42], Barb SS-220
[commissioned 7/42, 1955 italian Enrico Tazzoli], Blackfish SS-221 [commissioned 7/42], Bluefish SS-222
[commissioned 5/43], Bonefish SS-223 [commissioned 5/43], Cod SS-224 [commissioned 6/43], Cero SS-225
[commissioned 7/43], Corvina SS-226 [commissioned 8/43], Darter SS-227 [commissioned 9/43], Drum SS-228
[commissioned 11/41], Flyingfish SS-229 [commissioned 12/41, 11/50 AGSS-229], Finback SS-230 [commissioned
1/42], Haddock SS-231 [commissioned 3/42], Halibut SS-232 [commissioned 4/42], Herring SS-233 [commissioned
5/42], Kingfish SS-234 [commissioned 5/42], Shad SS-235 [commissioned 6/42], Runner SS-275 [commissioned
30.7.42], Sawfish SS-276 [commissioned 26.8.42, recommissioned 15.5.47], Scamp SS-277 [commissioned
18.9.42], Scorpion SS-278 [commissioned 1.10.42], Snook SS-279 [commissioned 24.10.42], Steelhead SS-280
[commissioned 7.12.42, recommissioned 12.11.47], Silversides SS-236 [commissioned 12/41], Trigger SS-237
[commissioned 1/42, 1973 italian Livio Piomarta], Wahoo SS-238 [commissioned 5/42], Whale SS-239
[commissioned 6/42], Sunfish SS-281 [commissioned 15.7.42, recommissioned 4/49], Tunny SS-282
[commissioned 1.9.42, recommissioned 25.2.52, SSG-282, APSS-282], Tinosa SS-283 [commissioned 15.1.43,
recommissioned 4.1.52], Tullibee SS-284 [commissioned 15.2.43], Angler SS-240 [commissioned 10/43], Bashaw
SS-241 [commissioned 10/43], Bluegill SS-242 [commissioned 11/43], Bream SS-243 [commissioned 1/44],
Cavalla SS-244 [commissioned 2/44], Cobia SS-245 [commissioned 3/44], Croacker SS-246 [commissioned 4/44],
Dace SS-247 [commissioned 7/43, 1954 italian Leonardo da Vinci], Dolorado SS-248 [commissioned 8/43], Flasher
SS-249 [commissioned 9/43], Flier SS-250 [commissioned 10/43], Flounder SS-251 [commissioned 11/43], Gablian
SS-252 [commissioned 12/43], Gunnel SS-253 [commissioned 8/42], Gurnard SS-254 [commissioned 9/42], Haddo
SS-255 [commissioned 10/42], Hake SS-256 [commissioned 10/42], Harder SS-257 [commissioned 12/42, 1974
italian Romeo Romei], Hoe SS-258 [commissioned 12/42], Jack SS-259 [commissioned 1/43, 1958 greek Amfitriti],
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Lapon SS-260 [commissioned 1/43, 1957 greek Poseidon], Mingo SS-261 [commissioned 2/43, 1955 japanese
Kuroshio], Muskallunge SS-262 [commissioned 3/43, 1957-69 brazilian Humaita], Paddle SS-263 [commissioned
3/43, 1957 Riachvelo], Pargo SS-264 [commissioned 4/43], Peto SS-265 [commissioned 11/42], Pogy SS-266
[commissioned 1/43], Pompom SS-267 [commissioned 3/43], Puffer SS-268 [commissioned 4/43], Rasher SS-269
[commissioned 6/43], Raton SS-270 [commissioned 7/43], Ray SS-271 [commissioned 7/43], Redfin SS-272
[commissioned 8/43], Robalo SS-273 [commissioned 9/43], Rock SS-274 [commissioned 10/43]) US submarines,
ZEICHNUNGEN IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, see also Balao-class and GUPPY
Gatteville: 1938, tug
Gaulois: french (74) 1812
Gauss: german transport, commissioned 7/1925, 1942 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 178
Gava: tug, 1920
Gaviota: rumrunner, seized by USCG, absorbed 18.5.1927, CG-802
Gavriel (38) russian 1800
Gavriil-class (Gavriil [commissioned 8.12.1916], Konstantin [commissioned 19.5.1917], Vladimir [commissioned 22.10.1917,
renamed Svoboda 9/17]) russian destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21
Gayret-class (Demirhisar [commissioned 1942, for transit british H.80], Sultanhisar [commissioned 1942, for transit british
H.87]) turkish destroyers, british I-type
Gayundah-class (Gayundah, Paluma) steel gunboats, launched 1884
Gazelle: french brig-aviso launched 1821 (18x18pdr carronades) prototype of the ‘brick-aviso’ type built 1821-40
Gazelle-class: (Gazelle, Volage [launched 1825, commissioned 1827, hulk 1864, IM KOPIENORDNER, HOWARD S.253], ...)
french brigs
Gazelle: british merchant, opium clipper, built 1840, in service 1840
Gazelle-class (Gazelle [commissioned 23.11.1898], Niobe [commissioned 25.6.1900, 1925 yugoslav Dalmacija, 1941 italian
Cattaro, 1943 german Niobe, CONWAY 1922-46], Nymphe [commissioned 20.9.1900], Thetis [commissioned
14.9.1901], Ariadne [commissioned 18.5.1901], Amazone [commissioned 15.11.1901], Medusa [commissioned
26.7.1901], Frauenlob [commissioned 17.2.1903], Arcona [commissioned 12.5.1903], Undine [commissioned
5.1.1904]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Gba
GC 2: nicaraguan, 27,5m, patrol craft, acquired 1947
GC 23-type (758 [united arab emirates, commissioned 1986], 759 [united arab emirates, commissioned 1986], 760 [united arab
emirates, commissioned 1987], 761 [united arab emirates, commissioned 1987], 762 [united arab emirates,
commissioned 1988], 763 [united arab emirates, commissioned 1988]) italian coastal patrol boats, Baglietto GC 23
type
GC 105: patrol craft, built 1944, 1957 dominican RL 101, 1962 Capitan Alsina
Gca
„Gdansk“-class (Neptun, Saturn, Pegaz, Orion, Kastor, Cirus, Jupiter, Wega, Minor) polish large patrol craft, built 1959-60,
project 902, refitted 1971-75
Gear ASR-34: 1943 US salvage vessel
Gearing-class: (DD-710 Gearing [commissioned 3.5.1945], DD-711 Eugene A. Greene [commissioned 8.6.1945, 1952 DDR-711
ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 244, 1963 DD-711, 1972 spanish Churruca], DD-712 Gyatt [commissioned
2.7.1945, 1955 DDG-1, 1956 DDG-712, 1957 DDG-1 ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 258 ca 1966, 1969 DD-712],
DD-713 Kenneth D. Bailey [commissioned 31.7.1945, 1953 DDR-713 ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 245, 1969
DD-713, 1975 iranian, canibalized], DD-714 William R. Rush [commissioned 21.9.1945, 1952 DDR-714, 1963
DD-714, 1978 south-korean Kang Won/Kwang Won], DD-715 William W. Wood [commissioned 24.11.1945,
1953 DDR-715, 1963 DD-715], DD-716 Wiltsie [commissioned 21.1.1946, 1977 pakistani Tariq/Ttariq, 1990
flagship Nazim], DD-717 Theodore E. Chandler [commissioned 22.3.1946], DD-718 Hamner [commissioned
12.7.1946, 1980 taiwanese Chao Yang], DD-719 Epperson [commissioned 19.3.1949, 1/1948 DDE-719, 1962
DD-719, 1977 pakistani Taimur], DD-742 Frank Knox [commissioned 11.12.1944, 1949 DDR-742, 1969 DD742, 1971 greek Themistokles/Themistocles], DD-743 Southerland [commissioned 22.12.1944, 1949 DDR-743,
1963 DD-743, ecuadorian ??, ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 211], DD-763 William C. Lawe [commissioned
18.12.1946, 1983 uruguay ??], DD-764 Lloyd Thomas [commissioned 23.5.1947, 1950 DDE-764, 1962 DD764,1972 taiwanese Dang Yang], DD-765 Keppler [commissioned 23.5.1947, 1950 DD-765, 1962 DD-765,1972
turkish Tinaztepe], DD-782 Rowan [commissioned 31.3.1945, 1977 taiwanese, cannibalised], DD-783 Gurke
[commissioned 12.5.1945, 1977 greek Toumbazis], DD-784 McKean [commissioned 9.6.1945, 1952 DDR-784,
1963 DD-784, 1982 turkish canibalized], DD-785 Henderson [commissioned 4.8.1945, 1980 pakistani Tughril],
DD-786 Richard B. Anderson [commissioned 26.10.1945, 1977 taiwanese Kai Yang], DD-787 James E. Kyes
[commissioned 8.2.1945, 1973 taiwanese Chien Yang], DD-788 Hollister [commissioned 26.3.1946, 1983
taiwanese Cheng Hua/Shao Yang], DD-789 Eversole [commissioned 10.7.1946, 1973 turkish Gayret], DD-790
178
Shelton [commissioned 21.6.1946, 1973 taiwanese Lao Yang], DD-805 Chevalier [commissioned 9.1.1945,
1949 DDR-805, 1962 DD-805, 1972 south-korean Chung Buk], DD-806 Higbee [commissioned 27.1.1945,
1949 DDR-806, 1963 DD-806, ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 211], DD-807 Benner [commissioned 13.2.1945,
1949 DDR-807, 1962 DD-807], DD-808 Dennis J. Buckley [commissioned 2.3.1945, 1949 DDR-808, 1963 DD808], DD-817 Corry [commissioned 27.2.1946, 1949 DDR-817, 1962 DD-817, 1981 greek Kriezis/canibalized
?], DD-818 New [commissioned 5.4.1946, 1950 DDE-818, 1962 DD-818, 1977 south-korean Taejon/Ttaejon],
DD-819 Holder [commissioned 18.5.1946, 1950 DDE-819, 1962 DD-819, ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 244 ca
1962, 1978 ecuadorian Presidente Eloy Alfaro], DD-820 Rich [commissioned 3.7.1946, 1950 DDE-820, 1962
DD-820], DD-821 Johnston [commissioned 23.8.1946, 1981 taiwanese Yung Yang/Chen Yang], DD-822 Robert
H. McCard [commissioned 26.11.1946, turkish Kilic Ali Pasha/Kilic Ali Pasa], DD-823 Samuel B. Roberts
[commissioned 20.12.1946], DD-824 Basilone [commissioned 26.7.1949, 1948 DDE-824, 1962 DD-824], DD825 Carpenter [commissioned 15.12.1949, 1948 DDK-825 Carpenter-class, 1950 DDE-825, 1962 DD-825, 1981
turkish Anitepe], DD-826 Agerholm [commissioned 20.6.1946], DDK-827 Robert A. Owens [commissioned
5.11.1949, 1950 DDE-827, 1962 DD-827, turkish Alcitepe], EDD-828 Timmerman [commissioned 26.2.1952,
1954 AG-154], DD-829 Myles C. Fox [commissioned 20.3.1945, 1949 DDR-829, 1963 DD-829, 1980 greek
Kriezis/Kreizis], DD-830 Everett F. Larson [commissioned 6.4.1945, 1949 DDR-830, 1962 DD-830, 1977
south-korean Jeong Buk], DD-831 Goodrich [commissioned 24.4.1945, 1949 DDR-831, 1969 DD-831], DD-832
Hanson [commissioned 11.5.1945, 1949 DDR-832, 1963 DD-832, 1973 taiwanese Liao Yang], DD-833 Herbert
J. Thomas [commissioned 29.5.1945, 1949 DDR-833, 1963 DD-833, 1971 taiwanese Han Yang], DDR-834
Turner [commissioned 12.6.1949, 1969 DD-835] , DD-835 Charles P. Cecil [commissioned 29.6.1945, 1949
DDR-835, 1963 DD-835, greek Apostolis], DD-836 George K. Mackenzie [commissioned 13.7.1945], DD-837
Sarsfield [commissioned 31.7.1945, 1959 EDD-837, 1962 DD-837, 1977 taiwanese Te Yang], DD-838 Ernest
G. Small [commissioned 21.8.1945, 1952 DDR-838, 1963 DD-838, 1971 taiwanese Fu Yang], DD-839 Power
[commissioned 13.9.1945, 1977 taiwanese Shen Yang], DD-840 Glennon [commissioned 4.10.1945], DD-841
Noa [commissioned 2.11.1945, 1973 spanish Blas de Lezo], DD-842 Fiske [commissioned 28.11.1945, 1952
DDR-842, 1962 DD-842, 1980 turkish Piyale Pasha/Piyale Pasa], DD-843 Warrington [commissioned
20.12.1945], DD-844 Perry [commissioned 17.1.1946], DD-845 Baussell [commissioned 7.2.1946], DD-846
Ozbourn [commissioned 5.3.1946], DD-847 Robert L. Wilson [commissioned 25.4.1946, 1950 DDE-847, 1962
DD-847], DD-848 Witek [commissioned 25.4.1946, 1949 EDD-848, 1950 DDE-848, ZERSTÖRER DER USN
S. 258 ca 1955, 1962 DD-848], DD-849 Richard E. Kraus [commissioned 23.5.1946, 1949 AG-151, 1954 DD849, 1972 south-korean Kwang Ju/Kwang Yu], DD-850 Joseph P. Kennedy jr. [commissioned 5.12.1946], DD851 Rupertus [commissioned 8.3.1946, 1973 greek Kountouriotis], DD-852 Leonard F. Mason [commissioned
28.6.1946, 1978 taiwanese Lai Yang], DD-853 Charles H. Roan [commissioned 2.9.1946, 1973 turkish Maresal
Fevzi Cakmak], DD-858 Fred T. Berry [commissioned 12.5.1945, 1950 DDE-858, 1962 DD-858], DD-859
Norris [commissioned 9.6.1945, 1950 DDE-859, 1962 DD-859, 1974 turkish Kocatepe (II)], DD-860 McCaffery
[commissioned 26.7.1945, 1950 DDE-860, 1962 DD-860], DD-861 Harwood [commissioned 28.9.1945, 1950
DDE-861, 1962 DD-861, 1971 turkish Kocatepe], DD-862 Vogelgesang [commissioned 28.4.1945, 1982
mexican Quetzalcoatl/Quietzalcoatl, renamed Ilhuicamina], DD-863 Steinaker [commissioned 26.5.1945, 1952
DDR-863, 1963 DD-863, 1982 mexican Netzahuacoyotl/Netzahualcoyol], DD-864 Harold J. Ellison
[commissioned 23.6.1945, 1983 pakistani Shah Jahan/Shah Jehan], DD-865 Charles R. Ware [commissioned
21.7.1945], DD-866 Cone [commissioned 18.8.1945, 1982 pakistani Alamgir], DD-867 Stribling [commissioned
29.9.1945], DD-868 Brownson [commissioned 17.11.1945], DD-869 Arnold J. Isbell [commissioned 5.4.1946,
1973 greek Sachtouris], DD-870 Fechteler [commissioned 2.3.1946 , 1953 DDR-870, 1963 DD-870], DD-871
Damato [commissioned 27.4.1946, 1950 DDE-871, 1962 DD-871, 1980 pakistani Tippu Sultan], DD-872
Forrest Royal [commissioned 29.6.1946, 1971 turkish Adatepe], DD-873 Hawkins [commissioned 10.2.1945,
1983 taiwanese Shao Yang/Tsu Yang], DD-874 Duncan [commissioned 25.2.1945, 1949 DDR-874, 1969 DD874], DD-875 Henry W. Tucker [commissioned 12.3.1945, 1949 DDR-875, 1963 DD-875, 1973 brazilian
Marcilio Diaz], DD-876 Rogers [commissioned 26.3.1945, 1949 DDR-876, 1963 DD-876, 1981 south-korean
Jeon Ju/Jeong Ju], DD-877 Perkins [commissioned 4.4.1945, 1949 DDR-877, 1963 DD-877, 1973 argentine
Commodoro Py], DD-878 Vesole [commissioned 23.4.1945, 1949 DDR-878, 1963 DD-878], DD-879 Leary
[commissioned 7.5.1945, 1949 DDR-879, 1963 DD-879, 1973 spanish Langara], DD-880 Dyess [commissioned
21.5.1945, 1949 DDR-880, 1963 DD-880, 1981 greek, canibalized], DD-881 Bordelon [commissioned 5.6.1945,
1949 DDR-881, 1963 DD-881, 1977 iranian, canibalized], DD-882 Furse [commissioned 10.7.1945, 1949 DDR882, 1963 DD-882, 1972 spanish Gravina], DD-883 Newman K. Perry/Newman M. Perry [commissioned
26.7.1945, 1949 DDR-883, 1963 DD-883, 1981 south-korean Kwang Ki/Kyong Ki], DD-884 Floyd B. Parks
[commissioned 31.8.1945], DD-885 John R. Craig [commissioned 20.8.1945], DD-886 Orleck [commissioned
15.9.1945, 1982 turkish Yucetepe], DD-887 Brinkley Bass [commissioned 1.10.1945, 1973 brazilian Mariz E.
Barros], DD-888 Stickell [commissioned 31.10.1945, 1953 DDR-888, 1962 DD-888, 1972 greek Kanaris], DD889 O´Hare [commissioned 29.11.1945, 1953 DDR-889, 1963 DD-889, 1973 spanish Mendez Nunez], DD-890
Meredith [commissioned 31.12.1945,1979 turkish Savastepe]) US destroyers 1944, ZERSTÖRER DER USN S.
211, 244, CONWAY 1922-46
FRAM I Model A: ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 244: DD-786 1961, DD-790 1961, DD-826 1961, DD-841 1961,
DD-844 1960, DD-845 1961, DD-867 1961, DD-890 1961
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FRAM I Model B: ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 245: DD-710 1962, DD-711 1963, DD-714 1965, DD-715 1965,
DD-716 1962, DD-717 1962, DD-718 1962, DD-719 1964, DD-743 1964, DD-763 1961,
DD-782 1964, DD-783 1964, DD-784 1964, DD-785 1962, DD-787 1963, DD-788 1961,
DD-789 1963, DD-806 1964, DD-808 1964, DD-817 1964, DD-818 1963, DD-819 1963,
DD-820 1963, DD-821 1962, DD-822 1962, DD-823 1962, DD-824 1964, DD-829 1964,
DD-832 1964, DD-833 1965, DD-835 1964, DD-836 1963, DD-837 1963, DD-839 1962,
DD-840 1963, DD-842 1965, DD-843 1962, DD-846 1961, DD-847 1963, DD-849 1964,
DD-850 1962, DD-851 1963, DD-852 1964, DD-853 1962, DD-862 1963, DD-863 1965,
DD-864 1963, DD-865 1962, DD-866 1963, DD-868 1964, DD-869 1962, DD-870 1963,
DD-871 1964, DD-872 1962, DD-873 1965, DD-875 1963, DD-876 1964, DD-878 1964,
DD-879 1965, DD-880 1965, DD-881 19653, DD-882 1963, DD-883 1965, DD-884 1963,
DD-885 1963, DD-886 1963, DD-887 1962, DD-888 1964, DD-889 1963
FRAM I Model C: ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 245: DD-825 1965, DD-827 1964
FRAM II ex DDR (Chevalier-class): ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 245: DD-805 1962, DD-807 1963, DD-830
1963, DD-877 1962
FRAM II ex DDE (Lloyd Thomas-class): ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 245: DD-764 1961, DD-765 1961, DD858 1961, DD-859 1961, DD-860 1961, DD-861 1961
FRAM II DDR: ZERSTÖRER DER USN S. 245: DD-713 1960, DD-742 1961, DD-831 1960, DD-834 1960,
DD-838 1961, DD-874 1961
Gebrüder Wrede: german tug, launched 1894, 191. liason vessel B, 1919 Vulcan, 1928 polish Tyran, 1939 german
Neufahrwasser
Gec
Ged
Geestemünde: german tug, launched 1908, 1951 Blumenthal
Geestemünde: german fishing vessel 1977, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Gefion: danish frigate 1846, 1849 german Bundesflotte: Eckernförde, 1852 prussian training ship Gefion, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1
Gefion: german cruiser, commissioned 27.6.1894, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Gefle: swedish screw corvette (8), launched 1848
Geheimrat Heinrich Gerlach: DGzRS-SRB seenot-rettungs-boot, built 1942, 1950 Rickmer Bock, IM KOPIENORDNER
Geheimrat Mau: tug, liason, launched 1908, 1943 DPK 03, 194. Vs 203
Geheimrat Sartori: DGzRS-MRB motor-rettungs-boot, built 1928, IM KOPIENORDNER
Geg
Geh
Geier: west german customs launch, 1974 maltese C 28
Geiser-class (Geiser [launched 7/1892], Hejmdal [launched 8/1894]) danish cruiser/gunboat
Gej
Gek
Gelderland (68) dutch 1786
Gelert: yacht 1881
Gelijkheid (68) dutch 1799 ->? Gelykheid british (78) 1799
Gellyburn: 1908
Gem-class (Amethyst [commissioned 17.3.1905], Diamond [commissioned 1/1905, 1918 CMB carrier], Sapphire
[commissioned 7.2.1905], Topaze [commissioned 11/1904]) british cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Genda: french, 1815 (74), bow in HOWARD S.196
General Admiral: russian screw frigate, built and launched 1858 (68)
General Admiral-class (General Admiral 1875 [1909 minelayer Narova (IM KOPIENORDNER), became 25. Oktiabrya],
Gerzog Edinburgski 1877 [laid down as Aleksandr Nevski, 1909 Onega]) russian armoured cruisers,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
General Alexander
General Amilio Aguinaldo-class (General Amilio Aguinaldo [commissioned 21.11.1990], General Antonio Luna [commissioned
3/1994]) filipino large patrol craft
General Artigas: uruguayan gunboat, launched 1883, commissioned 12/1884
General Concha-class (General Concha [launched 12/1883], Magallanes [launched 1/1884], El Cano [launched 1/1884], General
Lezo [launched 11/1883]) spanish gunboats
General Duff: (1) gunvessel around 1799
General Grant: US side-wheel river gunboat ~1864
General Greene: (24x12pdr, 6x6pdr) USA frigate, launched 1/1799, sailed first time 6/1799
General Guerrero: mexican cruiser transport, launched 1908, aka Vicente Guerrero
Generali-class/Cantore-class (Generale Antonio Cantore (CE) [commissioned 1.7.1921], Generale Antonio Cascino (CI)
[commissioned 8.5.1922], Generale Antonio Chinotto (CH) [commissioned 26.9.1921], Generale Carlo
Montanari (MN) [commissioned 9.11.1922], Generale Achille Papa (PP, PA) [commissioned 9./10.2.1922, 1943
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german TA 7, 1943 SG 20], Generale Marcello Prestinari (PR) [commissioned 17.8.1922]) italian destroyer,
ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
General John Pope AP-110: US troop transport, type P2-S2-R2, launched 21.03.1943
General Lake,1. gunvessel around 1799
General Leman 1919, balloon vessel in world war 2
General Neumayer: mercantile 3-mast barque, built 1897, sister to Cambronne
General O´Higgins: chilean armoured cruiser, commissioned 4/1898, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
General Pike: USA, 1813, (28)
General Rivera: uruguayan gunboat, launched and commissioned 1884
General Ruzitski: russian merchant, launched 1916, 9/16 commissioned as russian minesweeper/netlayer
General Skobelev: launched 1882, russian dispatch vessel Krasnovodsk in WWI
General Smith: uruguayan gunboat, commissioned 1886, former french gunboat, launched 1863
General Steuben: german passenger liner 1923, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, see München
Generoso
Genesee: US paddle gun boat, commissioned 3.7.1862
Généreux: french (74) 1785, taken by RN 1800
Généreux: french (74) 1831
Genie,3. (A ketch taken in 1796) armed with three 18-pounders.
Genoa,78. (taken 1814 at Genoa. BU 1838) commissioned as guardship on 18.5.1821
Gênois: french (74) 1805
Genota: dutch tanker, launched 4/1935, 1942 japanese Ôse, fleet tanker, 1944 sunk
Gentille, La: french frigate, launched 1778, (40), tken by RN 1795, immediately hulked, 1802 sold
Genua: commissioned 6.10.1930, german freighter, 1939 netlayer, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Genua: built as soviet lighter, taken over as Seeleichter 25/41, completed 25.11.42 as german netlayer Netzleger VI = Genua,
1948 norwegian, 1951 german Emil Berger, 1969 greek Santa Paola, 1974 zypriotic Nikitas
Genýô Maru/Genyô Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1937
Geok-Tepe: launched 1882, russian dispatch vessel in WWI
Georg Breusing-class (Georg Breusing, Adolph Brempohl, Arwed Emminghaus) german SAR cruisers
George: british schooner 1755
George: 1913, tug
George V: british tug 1910, SAR Salvage Steamer No. 2, 1914 russian harbour vessel Nargen, 1922 soviet tug Nadezda, 1926
Stalin, 1926 Salva Eliava, 1937 Stachanovec, 1969 Kochabeli
George Albert: 1916
George Bligh: 1917, boom defence vessel
George D. Irving: 1911, boom defence vessel in world war 2
George Fenwick: british minesweeper 1918 (Mersey-class), 1923 british Fischkutter Cape Otway, 1938 greek minesweeper
Strymon, 1941 german 12 V 1, 1942 german UJ 2101, IM KOPIENORDNER
George Jewson tug, 1908
Georges Leygues-class aka C 70 ASW-class (Georges Leygues [commissioned 10.12.1979], Dupleix [commissioned 16.6.1981],
Montcalm [commissioned 28.5.1982], Jean de Vienne [commissioned 25.5.1984], Primauguet
[commissioned 5.11.1986], La Motte-Piquet [commissioned 18.2.1988], Latouche-Treville
[commissioned 1990]) french guided missile destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
George Washington: built as merchant in 1793, purchased 12.10.1798, sold 1802, (34) USA
Georgiana (hired) around 1804
Georgij: 1882 russian tug
Georgios Averof/Giorgios Averoff: greek armoured cruiser, commissioned 5/1911, CONWAY 1906-21, SEEMACHT II
Georgdwärder: commissioned 21.6.1923, tug, 1940 C.S., 1957 Jean Louis, 1982 dutch Baanjard
„Gepard“-class () soviet export frigates, project 166.1
Geq
Gerald R. Ford-class (Gerald R. Ford [CVN-78, delivery scheduled for 2015], John F. Kennedy [CVN-79], [CVN-83, delievery
scheduled for 2040], ...) US aircraft carriers
Gerda: transport 1869
Gerda-class /Bersek-class (Gerda [launched 1873], Hildur [launched 1872], Bersek [launched 1874], Björn [launched 1874], Ulf
[launched 1873], Sölve [launched 1875], Folke [launched 1875]) swedish monitors
Germain: ex merchant, (14), purchased by RN 1780/1781, sold 1784
Germania: german transport, launched 4/1863, 8/1863 delivered
Germania: german transport, delivered 3/1871 to hapag-llyod
Germania: tug, launched 1892, 1901 Unterweser 16
Germantown: US corvette (22) launched 1846, HOWARD S.231
Germantown, completed as Esso Paterson, T2-SE-A1
Gerona: spanish screw frigate, launched 1864
Gerro: 1895 russian tug, 191_ SARB, 1918 german, 1918 estonian, ...
Gertak Sanggol 1968
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Gertuyd 1717, (52)
Gervais, T2-SE-A1
Ges
Gettysburg completed as Esso Gettysburg, T2-SE-A1
Geu
Gev
Gew
Gex
Geyser: british paddle sloop, launched 1841 (6)
Gez
Gf
Gg
Ghagha II: united arab emirates landing craft, built 1987
Ghayathee: 1978
G. Harrison Smith: oil/ore transport 1921, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ghelendjik, No. 255: russian torpedo boat 1884
Gianicolo: italian river steamer, launched 1908, commissioned as decoy ship 16.5.1915
Giappone-type (G 1 [renamed Berenice in 1922], G 2, G 3 [renamed Maggiore Toselli in 1920], G 4, G 5 [renamed Frigido in
1919, converted to water carrier], G 6, G 7, G 8, G 9, G 10, G 11, G 12, G 13 [renamed Cirene in 1922], G 14, G
15 [renamed Porto Corsini in 1923, 1941 british], G 16 [renamed Rimini in 1923, 1943 dt], G 17, G 18, G 19
[1919 renamed Sardegna, 1922 survey ship Tritone], G 20, G 21 [renamed Cariddi in 1923, survey ship], G 22,
G 23 [renamed Alula 1923, 1943 german GA 77], G 24 [renamed Mario Bianco 1921, 1928 survey ship, later
lighthouse tender], G 25 [later water carrier Zuara], G 26, G 27, G 28, G 29, G 30, G 31 [renamed Gallipoli
1923, netlayer in world war 2, 1943 german GA 79], G 32, G 33, G 34 [renamed Dante de Lutti 1921, survey
ship], G 35, G 36 [renamed Otranto 1923, netlayer in world war 2, 1943 german GA 78], G 37 [renamed
Augusta 1923], G 38, G 39, G 40, G 41, G 42, G 43, G 44, G 45 [recommissioned as survey ship Luigi
Garavoglia 1919], G 46, G 47) italian vedette boats, former japanese fishing boats, built 1909-13, commissioned
1917, 1-2x7,62
Gibraltar-class (Gibraltar [launched 5/1754], Biddeford...) british, 20x9pdr, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gibraltar (76) since 1780 british ex spanish Fenix
Gibraltar: british (101) launched 1860, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gic
Gidra: russian merchant, launched 1889
Gidrograf: russian harbour vessel 1901
Gier: (14) taken from the Dutch on 12.9.1799 by RN. BU 1803
Gifford: british steamer, launched 1913, 1914 german, 1917 Gifhorn, 1917 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 9, 1918 british Sheaf
Mount, 1930 greek Eftychia, 1938 italian Guidonia, 1941 US, 1941 panamese Plaudit
Giglio: launched 1846 (2) toskan. then italian sloop
Gih
Gii
Gij
Gik
Giljom-class (Giljom S 25, Saiki S 26, Tiri Zaffer S 27, Seifi Bahri S 28, Vesirehi Nusret S 29) turkish torpedo boats, launched
1886
Gilliam-class (Gilliam [APA-57, commissioned 1.8.44], Appling [APA-58], Audrain [APA-59], Banner [APA-60,
commissioned 16.9.44], Barrow [APA-61, commissioned 28.9.44], Berrien [APA-62, commissioned 8.10.44],
Bladen [APA-63, commissioned 18.10.44], Bracken [APA-64], Briscoe [APA-65], Brule [APA-66], Bruleson
[APA-67], Butte [APA-68], Carlisle [APA-69], Carteret [APA-70], Catron [APA-71], Claredon [APA-72],
Cleburne [APA-73], Colusa [APA-74], Cortland [APA-75], Crenshaw [APA-76], Crittenden [APA-77], Cullman
[APA-78], Dawson [APA-79], Elkheart [APA-80], Fallon [APA-81], Fergus [APA-82], Fillmore [APA-83],
Garrard [APA-84], Gasconade [APA-85], Geneva [APA-86], Niagara [APA-87], Presidio [APA-88]) US attack
transports
Gillis Gullbransson-class (Gillis Gullbransson, Wilma Sikorski, Werner Kuntze, Heinz Orth, Herta Jeep, Hans Ingwersen, Emil
Zimmermann, Neuharlingersiel, Woltera, SRB 57) german SAR boats
Gilyak: launched 1896, commissioned 1897, river gunboat, 1250ts, 1x12,0 5x7,5, 63x11x__, 12kts, sunk 1904
Gilyak-class (Gilyak [1918 finnish], Bobr [1918 german Biber, 1919 estonian Lembit], Sivuch, Korietz) russian gunboats 1908,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Gina-Ida: italian lighter, armed as gunboat Scaparro in WWI, converted to water carrier, stricken 1922
Giovanni Bausan: italian protected cruiser, commissioned 9.5.1885
Gippsland 1908
Gipsy. schooner. (purchased 1804. 121bm. sold 1808) see Gracieuse
Gipsy. (1836 Sheerness. sold 1892) coastguard tender.
Gipsy. schooner. (tender armed with ten 4-pounders) around 1800
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Girdle Ness: british repair ship 1945
Gireogi
Girl Margaret 1914, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Girne: turkish patrol boat, commissioned 1976, sister to Lazaga-class
Giuseppe: launched 1905, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 223
Giuseppe Garibaldi-class (Varese [commissioned 5.4.1901, 1922 training ship], Guiseppe Garibaldi [commissioned 1.1.1901],
Francesco Ferruccio [commissioned 1.9.1905, 1924 training ship]) italian armoured cruiser,
ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE = IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Giuseppe Garibaldi (I) became argentine General Garibaldi, launched 5/1895
Varese (I) became argentine General San Martin, launched 5/1896
Varese (II) became argentine General Belgrano, launched 7/1897
Giuseppe Garibaldi (II) became spanish Cristóbal Colón: 1896 acquired, 5/1897 handed over
incomplete
Guiseppe Garibaldi (III) became argentine General Pueyrredon, launched 9/1897
Mitra became Rivadvia, Roca and Moreno became japanese Kasuga and Nisshin, see there
Giuseppe Garibaldi: italian STOL aircraft/helicopter carrier, commissioned 30.9.1985, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 194795
Gneisenau-class (Gneisenau 1936, Potsdam 1936 [1946 british Empire Fowey, 1960 pakistani Safina-E-Hujjaj]) german
passenger liner
GNT 8: panamanian patrol craft
Glacier, AGB-4, later WAGB-4: US icebreaker, commissioned into USN 1955, maiden voyage 1956, commissioned 1966 into
US Coast Guard
Glacier Park, T2-SE-A1
Gladan: swedish sail training ship 1947
Gladiateur, Le: french netlayer 1935, IM KOPIENORDNER, geplant as german AA-corvette SG 18, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
Gladiator: british paddle corvette, launched 1844 (6)
Gladiator: german tug, launched 1891, 1914 liason vessel A
Gladstone: british tug 1913, 1914 russian harbour vessel Chersones, 19.. british tug Brockenhurst
Glaive-class/Trident-class (Trident P 670 [commissioned 1976], Glaive P 671 [commissioned 1977], Epée P 672 [commissioned
1976], Pertuisane P 673 [commissioned 1977], LÁrdent [Ardent-class, ivorian, commissioned 6.10.1978],
LÍntrépide [Ardent-class, ivorian, commissioned 6.10.1978], Rapière [french, 1981 mauretanian Le 10 Juillet,
1988 El Nasr]) french patrol craft, PATRA-class (patrouilleurs rapides) IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 194795
Glasgow (50) british 1790
Glasgow: british frigate, commissioned 1870
Glasgow: zanzibari (7) screw-ship, launched 1878
Glaten (54) british 1790
Glatton: british (ex east indiaman) 56 guns, purchased 1795 (1802 armed with 28*68c, 28*42c, IM KOPIENORDNER)
Glatton: british monitor, commissioned 24.2.1872, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Glauco-class (Glauco [commissioned 1905], Narvalo [commissioned 1907], Otaria [commissioned 1908], Squalo
[commissioned 1906], Tricheco [commissioned 1909]) italian submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
Glauco-class (Glauco, Otaria) italian submarines 1935, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Glaucus: acquired 1864 USN, until 1865
Glaura-class (Glaura, Guale, Janequqo, Rucamilla, Teguelda, Janequeo (II)) chilean torpedo boats, launched 1880/81
Glavnago Komandira: russian cutter 1875
Gleaner. (hired ketch armed wth 12 small carronades.) around 1811
Gleaner-class (Gleaner [1854 launched, 3/55 tender to Ajax. BU 1868], Badger [1854 launched, 2/55 tender to Hogue, BU
1864], Pelter [1854 launched, 4/55 tender to Cressy, BU 1864], Pincher [1854 launched, 4/55 tender to
Blenheim, BU 1864], Ruby [1854 launched, 3/55 tender to Majestic, BU 1868], Snapper [1854 launched, 4/55
tender to Edinburgh, hulk 1865]) british gunboats
Gleitboot Nr. I-class (Gleitboot Nr. I [trials 1918], Gleitboot Nr. II [never completed]) kuk motor torpedo-boat, gunboat
Glenada: tug, 1943
Glen Avon: 1912, 1939 coastal AA vessel
Glenbrook: tug, 1944
Glencove: tug, 1944
Glendevon: tug, 1945
Glendon: tug, 1945
Glendower: tug, 1943
Glendyne: tug, 1945
Glenearn: british steamer, launched 1/1914, 1914 german, 1917 Glatz, 1917 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 11, 1919 british
Glenearn, 1922 Cambrian Princess, 1930 italian Dante, 1940 argentine Rio Segundo, 1946 italian Dante
Glenearn: british merchant, launched 1938, completed 1939, LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large)
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Glenella: tug, 1945
Glenelm: tug, 1945
Glenevis: tug, 1944
Glenfield: tug, 1944
Glen Gower: british merchant 1922, 1939 coastal AA vessel
Glengarry: merchant, launched 5/1940, commissioned 5.11.1950 as Meersburg, intended as Schiff 5 auxiliary cruiser, 1945
british Empire Humber, 1946 Glengarry, 1970 Dardanus, 1971 Glengarry, sister to Breconshire, Clan MacDonald,
Denbighshire, Glenartney, Glenearn, Glengyle [british merchant, launched 1939, completed 1940, LSI(L) landing
ship infantery (large)], Glenorchy, Glenroy, Lanarkshire, Achilles, Clytoneus, Telemachus, ..., ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 3
Glenholm tug, 1945
Glenkeen tug, 1945
Glenlea tug, 1943
Glenlivet tug, 1944
Glenmont tug, 1943
Glenmore,36. (1796 Woolwich. sold 1814) commissioned 5/96
Glennevis: 1917, African Prince, Pentridge Hill, Botlea (armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1941), Lambridge
Glenn's Ferry, T2-SE-A1
Glenora tug, 1943
Glen Pool, T1-M-A1
Glenroy: british merchant, launched 1938, completed 1939, LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large)
Glenside tug, 1944
Glen Strath-Allan yacht 1928
Glenten-class (Glenten [commissioned 1934, 1941 german torpedo recovery vessel TFA 4], Högen [commissioned 1934, 1941
german torpedo recovery vessel TFA 1], Ornen [commissioned 1935, 1941 german torpedo recovery vessel TFA
2]) danish torpedo-boats
Glen Usk: british, 1914, 1939 coastal AA vessel
Glenvalley: tug, 1944
Globtik London: 1973
Globtik Tokyo: 1973
Gloire: french frigate, launched 1707, 36x8pdr, captured by RN 1709, sold 1716, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gloire, La: french frigate, launched 1778, 26x12pdr, 10x24pdr carronades, 8x6pdr + 4x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x24pdr
carronades, taken 4/1795 by RN, sold 1802
Gloire: ex french La Gloire?, lugger, (8), taken by RN 1781, 1783 BU
Gloire,36 (taken on 25 9/1806. BU 1812) 1807 fitting out.
Gloire-class (Gloire [commissioned 8/1860], Invincible [commissioned 3/1862], Normandie [commissioned 13.5.1862]) french
battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, LOOSE/OESTERLE, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & KREUZER
Gloire-class (Amiral Aube 1904, Condé 1904, Gloire 1904, Marseillaise 1903, Sully 1903) french armoured cruiser, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 3
Glommen: danish brig sloop, built 1790, 2x6pdr, 16x24pdr carronades, taken 9/1807 by RN, renamed Britomart later Glommen,
wrecked 1809
Glommen-class (Glommen, Lougen) norwegian gunboat, launched 1863
Glommen-class (Glommen [launched 1916/1917, commissioned 1917, 1940 german tender, 1941 minelayer NKi 01], Laugen
[launched 10/1917 or 1918 or 1916, commissioned 1917?, 1940 german, 1941 NN 05, later M 22, 1946
norwegian, 1948 BU or 1950 ferry Rosenberg VI]) norwegian minelayers
Gloria: venetian (66) buitl as french Banel
Gloria: 1907
Gloria: 1968, colombian sail training ship
Gloriana: yacht 1891
Glorieta, T2-SE-A1
Glorioso: spanish (70) 1740, ZEICHNUNG IN DDR-BUCH S. 40
Glory: british frigate, launched 10/1763, 1774 renamed Apollo, 1786 BU, sister to Emerald, Aurora, Eolus [receiving ship, 1800
renamed Guernsey], Pearl [slop ship, 1814 receiving ship, 1825 renamed Prothee, 1832 sold]
Glory of the Seas: transport british 1853
Gloucester british 60/64 guns 1695
Gloucester british 60/64 guns 1709
Gloucester british 50 guns 1711
Glouchester british (50) 1737
Gloucester: mercantile, purchased as storeship Florida by RN 8/1764, 1772 BU
Gloucester,74. (1812 launched. hospital ship 1861) 1812. 1831 to be reduced to a 50-gun vessel. not recommissioned.
Glückauf: german oiler 1886, ZEICHNUNG IN WAS IST WAS/DAS GROßE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
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Glückauf: german ferry, launched 3.4.1901, 1914 barrier vessel, 1915 leader netlaying division northsea, 1919 steamer, 1927
french Atlas, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Glyeb (66) russian 1796
Goa
Gob
Goc
Godavari-class (Giodavari [commissioned 10.12.1982], Gomati [commissioned 10.12.1985], Ganga [commissioned 16.4.1988])
indian frigates, CONWAY 1947-95 1947-95
Godetia: belgian support and command ship, royal yacht, launched 7.12.1965
Goelan,16. (taken by RN 13.10.1803. ex french Goeland. BU 1810)
Goëland: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1848
Goes (52) dutch 1781
Goethe: paddle riverine passenger transport 1913
Gof
Gogland
Gohar-class (Gohar [1975 sudanese Sheikan/Shekan], Shahpar [1975 sudanese Kadir/Kader], Shahram [1975 sudanese Karari])
iranian coastal patrol boats, built 1969-71
Goias: brasilan torpedoboat 1907
Goito-class (Monzambano [commissioned 11.8.1889], Goito [commissioned 16.2.1888], Montebello [commissioned 21.1.1889],
Confienza [commissioned 11.4.1890]) italian torpedo cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Goizeko Izarra = BA 989: french fishing vessel, launched 1939, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 26
Goj
Gokstad-ship: about 900, vikings ship, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFFSTYPENLEXIKON, CURTI
Golar Freeze: liquid gas tanker 1977, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Goldbell: 1932
Gold Creek, T2-SE-A1
Golddrift: 1932
Golden Eagle: british merchant 1909, 1940 coastal AA vessel, 1943 accommodation ship
Goldenfels: german freighter, launched 16.12.1937, commissioned 19.12.1939 as auxiliary cruiser Atlantis (HSK 2, Schiff 16,
Raider C), sister to Ehrenfels, Hohenfels, Moltkefels, Neidenfels, Reichenfels, Tannenfels, near sister Kandelfels
[launched 12.11.1936, commissioned 6.2.40 as HSK 5, HSK V, Schiff 33, Pinguin, Raider F], Kybfels,
Golden Harp: irish galeon 1580, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Golden Hill, T2-SE-A1
Goldenhind 1949
Golden Lynx 1949
Golden Meadow, T1-M-A1
Goldfinch
Gold Ranger: 1941, oil tanker
Goldsborough TB-20: US destroyer, commissioned 9.4.1908, 1918 Coast Torpedo Boat No. 7
„Golf“-class (B-92 [commissioned 1959, 1960 K-96, 1973-79 converted as project 629R communications relay version without
armament], B-40 [K-72, 1974 K-372], B-41 [K-79], B-42 [K-83, 1974 K-183, 1973-79 converted as project 629R
communications relay version without armament], B-121 [K-102, project 629A, later project 605, „Golf IV“], B125 [K-107, 1973-79 converted as project 629R communications relay version without armament], B-45 [K-88],
B-61 [K-93], B-156 [K-113, 1974 minelayer conversion project 629I], K-118 [project 601 „Golf III“], K-36, K-91,
K-110, K-153 [project 619, „Golf V“, later BS-153], K-142 [commissioned 12/1962, project 629V] 1 completed in
1958, 1 more in 1959, 4 in 1960, 5 in 1961, 2 more in 1962; B-93 [K-126], B-103 [K-129, project 629A, lost
1968], B-109 [K-136], B-113 [K-139], K-75, K-99, K-163 [commissioned 1962] 1 completed in 1959, 3 in 1960,
2 in 1961; 200 [chinese built, commissioned 1964, IM KOPIENORDNER], ...) project 629, soviet strategic missile
submarines, project 628 was abortive salvage version, CONWAY 1947-95, project 629M „Golf II“ were 13
conversions, project 629KS or project 629KO was a torpedo submarine conversion
Goliath: british 74 guns 1781 razee frigate (58) en 1812
Goliath: german tug 1907, 1930/37 Olivia, 18,84x5,2x2,7
Goliath (50) british 1790
Golo: french transport 1933, IM KOPIENORDNER
Golo II: french merchant, launched 1903, 1914 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)
Golub-class (Bekas [launched 1919, 1920 chilean Orompello], Golub [launched 1917, 4/1918 german tender Beo, 1919 finnish
Uusimaa, 1920 chilean Elicura], Pingvin [launched 1917, finnish 1918, german tender Wulf 4/1918, 1918 finnish
Hämeenmaa], Chibris [launched 1919, 1920 chilean Colocolo], Strizh [launched 1919, 1920 chilean Leucoton])
russian guard ship/gunboat, CONWAY 1906-21, GRÖNER IV
Gomer: french paddle frigate (20) launched 1841
Gomez VII: portuguese merchant, launched 1874, auxiliary gunboat Açor in WWI
Gondia tug, 1927
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Gondolier: 1866, in world war 2 block ship
Gondul-class (Gondul No. 9, Gudur No. 11 [1906 No. 10]) swedish torpedo boat, launched 1894
Good Design,14. (hired armed ship, built in 1797) 1797
Good Intent: british mercantile, launched 1776, purchased by RN as fireship Flambeau 1804, 1807 sold
Goodwill: british hospital ship 1608
Goodwill: british lighter 1706, 1791 breakwater
Goodwill: british cutter, purchased by RN 1/1763, sold 1786, 4x3pdr, 8 swivels
Goodwin: 1917, AA vessel in 1941
Goole No. 8: 1891 tug
Goosander: 1908
Goote: dutch launched 19.6.1940, 1941 german mine barrier breaking vessel NS IX, 1941 Sperrbrecher 149, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 3
Goplo-class (Goplo [prototype, built 1981-82, experimental vessel, project 207D], Gardno, Bukowo, Dabie, Jamno, Mielno,
Wicko, Rsko, Sarbsko, Necko, Naklo, Hancza, Druzno) polish coastal minesweepers, serial construction 1983-91, project
207P
Goq
Gor-class (Gor [launched 7.5.1884, commissioned 1885, 1913 minelayer, 1940 german stationary power plant], Tyr [launched
16.3.1887, commissioned 1887, 1910 tender, 1914 minelayer, 1940 german, 1949 car ferry Bjørn West]) norwegian
gunboat
Gorch Fock: german sail training ship, commissioned 17.12.1958, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Gordon: australian torpedo boat, built 1884, 2 TA 35.6 cm, 1 4barreled MG
Gordiy-class (Bodyj/Bodry [commissioned 11/1938], Bystryj [commissioned 1938], Bezuprencnyj [commissioned 1938],
Bditelnyi [commissioned 1938], Bojkij/Boiky [commissioned 1.5.1939], Besposcadnyj [commissioned 9/1939],
Gnevnyj [commissioned 31.1.1939], Gordyj [commissioned 1938], Gromkij/Gromky [commissioned 23.2.1939],
Groznyj [commissioned 21.2.1939], Gremjascij/Gremyashchiy [commissioned 11.11.1939],
Grojascij/Grosyashchiy [commissioned 1938], Smetlivyj [commissioned 2/1939], Sokrusitelnyj [commissioned
13.8.1938], Stereguscij/Steregushchy [commissioned 1939], Stremitelnyj [commissioned 1938], Rezvyj
[commissioned 12/1939], Rjanyj/Ryany [commissioned 1940], Rastoropnyj [commissioned 1941], Retkij
[commissioned 1941], Razjascyj/Razyaschy/Razyashchy [commissioned 1940, 1955 chinese Anshan],
Resitelnyj/Reshitelny (II) [commissioned 8/1941, 1955 chinese Chang Chun], Retivyj/Retivy [commissioned
10/1941, 1955 chinese Chi Lin], Rezkij/Rezky [commissioned 1941, 1955 chinese Fu Chun], Revnostnyj
[commissioned 1941], Razjarennyj/Razaryonny [commissioned 12/1941], Razumnyj [commissioned 1941, 1959
artic electronic survey ship], Rekordnyj [commissioned 4/1941]) soviet destroyers, project 7, ZEICHNUNG IN
Goree: (16) captured from the french in 1800 by RN, sold 1806
Gorya-class () russian minesweepers 1988, IM KOPIENORDNER
„Goryin“-class () soviet tugs, project 714
Gorgon: british 44 guns 1785
Gorgon: british paddle sloop, launched 1837, (6) 1 Buggeschütz, 1 Heckgeschütz
Gorgon-class (Gorgon [built as norvegian Nidaros, commissioned 5/1918], Glatton [built as norvegian Njorgvin, commissioned
9/1918]) british monitors, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gorgone: french iron paddle corvette (4) launched 1848
Gorlica: russian schooner 1874
Gorm: danish monitor, launched 5/1870
Gorronomah: liberian gunboat, launched 12/1892
„Gorya“-class (A Zheleznyakov [MT-901, commissioned 1988], A Gumanenko, ...) soviet minehunters, project 1260,
CONWAY 1947-95
Goshawk,16. (1806 Blackwall. built of fir. lost 1813) around 1808
Goshawk: british brig, launched 2/1848, renamed Nerbudda, 1856 foundered, 2x18pdr, 14x32pdr carronades
Gosport: british frigate, 40x12pdr guns, launched 1707, BU 1735
Gosport: british 40/44 guns 1741
Gossamer: british tender, launched 1823, sold 1861
Göta Ark: swedish (78) 1634
Göteborg: swedish (32) 1633
Göteborg-class (Göteborg [commissioned 10/1936], Stockholm [commissioned 27.11.1937, rerated as frigate 1961], Malmö
[commissioned 15.8.1939, rebuilt to frigate 1961-63], Karslkrona [commissioned 12.9.1940, rebuilt to frigate
1961-63], Norrköping [commissioned 9.4.1941], Gävle [commissioned 30.6.1941, rerated as frigate 1961])
swedish destroyers, CONWAY 1922-46
Göteborg-class (Göteborg [commissioned 1991], Galve [commissioned 1991], Kalmar [commissioned 1991], Sundsvall
[commissioned 1992]) swedish corvettes
Gotha: later Cambria, launched 1895, later icelandic fishery protection vessel Sudin
Götheborg: swedish merchant, built 1738, maiden voyage 10/1739, lost 1745, IM KOPIENORDNER (schlechte copy)
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Gothic Prince: british steamer, launched 8/1918, 1927 german Sonenfels, 1938 Bahia Camarones, 1939 mine barrier breaking
vessel Sperrbrecher I, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Gotland: swedish light cruiser/aircraft cruiser, commissioned 14.12.1934, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1922-46
Gotland-class (Gotland [commissioned (7/)1996], Uppland [commissioned 1997?], Halland [commissioned 1998?]) swedish
type A 19 attack submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER
Goto Predestinazija/Goto Predestinatsiya: russian (58) launched 27.4.1700, DDR-BUCH S. 56
Gottardo: built 1883, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) Memfi in WWI
Goubet I: 1886, submarine french
Goubet II: french submarine
Gouda 1670 dutch
Government Camp, T2-SE-A1
Governolo: sardinian, later italian (12) paddle corvette, launched 1849
Governolo: italian gunboat 1896
Gôyô Maru: japanese transport, launched 1939, converted to fleet oiler 1941/42
GPV.947 1944 general purpose vessel
Grace: british cutter, purchased by RN 1/1763, BU 1772, 6x3pdr, 12 swivels
Grace Dieu: british 1418
Gracieuse, La: french, 16x6pdr, 2 minions, taken 1702 by RN, renamed Rochester Prize, 1712 sold
Gracieuse: (14) french, taken on 21.10.1804 by RN, 1805 tender to Hercule
Gradlon: french buoy layer, (LL9 1931, 1943 german net tender NT 31 = Aldebaran
Grae
Graf Orlov (66) russian 1796
Grafton british 70 guns 1700
Grafton british 70 guns 1709
Grafton: british 70 guns, launched 11/1725 (rebuilt) 1744 BU
Grafton british 70 guns 1750 26*32, 28*18, 14*9
Grafton: british (28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr) launched 9/1771, in ordinary for five years. 1776 commissioned as guardship.
1792 hulk. BU 1816
Graf Totleben: russian tug 1913, 1918 Totleben
Graf Waldersee 1899
Grampus: british, launched 1732
Grampus (50) 1782 british
Grampus: british ex ostindienfahrer 56 guns 1795
Grampus,50. (1803 launched. sold 1832) commissioned in 1803
Grampus: USN schooner, launched 1821, 1x18pdr, 8-10x12pdr carronades
Granado: launched 6/1742, sold 1763, british bomb-vessel, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar, 8x4pdr, 12 swivels, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Grande Ronde, T2-SE-A1
Grand Isle: ölbohrschiff, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Grand Mesa, T2-SE-A1
Grand Mistress
1545 Galeone
Grand River, T2-SE-A1
Grand Teton, T2-SE-A1
Grangeburn 1937, tug
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Grängesberg: 1903 built, ore transport, IM KOPIENORDNER
Granicus:
Granit-class (Granit [commissioned 1918, recommissioned 1939, 1942 german SG 26], Gres, Marbre, Mica, Porphyre) french
minesweepers 1918, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Grants Pass, T2-SE-A1
Grappler,12. gunvessel No.28 launched 4/1797, lost 1803, 2x24-pounder and 10x18-pounder carronades
Grasse, De: french light cruiser, commissioned 3.9.1956, CONWAY 1947-95
Grasshopper: mercantile (14), purchased by RN 1776, 1779 hulked, 1779 fireship (8), renamed basilisk, 1781 hulk, 1783 sold,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Grasshopper. (1813 launched, ‘cruizer’. sold 1832) 1814
Grasshopper-class (Grasshopper [commissioned 1888], Sandfly [commissioned 7/1888], Spider [commissioned 12/1888]) british
T-gunboats
Graudenz-class (Graudenz [commissioned 10.8.1914, italian 1920, re-commissioned as Ancona in 1925], Regensburg
[commissioned 3.1.1915, 1920 french Strasbourg]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1,
CONWAY 1906-21
Grauna-class (Grauna [commissioned 4/1992], Goiana [commissioned 11/1992], Grajau [commissioned 1993], Guaiba
[commissioned 1993]) brazilian patrol craft
Gravosa: passenger steamer 1897, Laurana, Alusta
Gray Ranger: 1941, british oil tanker
Grays Harbor, T2-SE-A1
Great Bark: built 1512, 5 demi-cannon, 2 culverines, 3 demi-cul., 2 sakers, 10 port-pieces, 2 slings, 2 half-sl., 6 fowlers, 30 bases,
1 top-piece
Great Britain: transport, launched 7/1843, fitted out 12/44, maiden voyage 7/1845, ZEICHNUNG IN WAS IST WAS, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Great Eastern: transport, launched 1858, maiden voyage 9/1859, paddles, sails & screw, ZEICHNUNG IN WAS IST WAS &
DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Great Galley: 1515 mehr in 5000 JAHRE 35
Great Harry (Henry Grâce à Dieu) 1514 launched, mehr in 5000 JAHRE 32 & SCHIFFSTYPENLEXIKON 131, ZEICHNUNG
IN CURTI
Great Meadows, T2-SE-A1
Great Republic: clipper 1853, renamed Denmark
Great Western: transport 1838, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Grebe-class (Grebe [launched 16.11.1989], ...) french fishery protection patrol boats
Grecian,10. schooner. (US privateer captured on 2.5.1814. sold 1822)
Grecian,16. (1838 launched. BU 1865) commissioned 1838
Green Ranger: 1941, british oil tanker
Greenwich: british 50 guns 1699
Greenwich: east indiaman, purchased by RN as storeship 1777, 1779 hulked, 22x9pdr, 4x6pdr
Greenwood: tug, 1944
Gregéois: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1839
Greif: german aviso, commissioned 9.7.1887, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Greif: german tug, launched 1898
Greif: german police boat, launched 1902, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Greif: german steamer 1913, 1915 russian survey vessel/transport No. 11 Sirena, 1918 german Greif, 1921 british Dunstanburgh,
1938 Stanburgh
Greiff von Greifswald: Hulergaleasse 1782
Gremiachi: russian paddle steamer, built 1851 (4)
Grenada,10. (french privateer Harmonie taken in 1803 and presented by Grenada in 1804)
Grenen: 1908 danish passenger ship, 1910 russian, 1938 estonian Someri, 1940 soviet Symmeri
Grenville-class (Grenville (I) [commissioned 1.7.1936], Hardy (I) [commissioned 12/1936], Inglefield [commissioned
25.6.1937]) british destroyer leader for G & H-classes, IM KOPIENORDNER
Grenville: tug, 1942
Greta: yacht 1895
Greyhound: 1545, british galeone
Greyhound: british 40/44 guns 1703
Greyhound: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, sold 1780, 4x3pdr, 8 swivels
Greyhound: british (32) launched 1783, wrecked 1808
Greyhound: british revenue cutter (customs) 1793, 1806 out of service
Greyhound: british revenue cutter (customs) 1808, still in service 1844
Greyhound: british screw corvette, launched 1859 (17)
188
Greyhound-class (Greyhound [commissioned 1/1902], Racehorse [commissioned 3/1902], Roebuck [commissioned 3/1902])
[Hawthorn Leslie 30-knotters] british DD
Grey Mist: yacht 1920
Greza: russian tug 1896, 191. SAR-boot Chersones, 1920 aviso, 1922 steamer Greza
Griden: russian screw corvette, built and launched 1856 (11)
Gridley-class/Bagley-class (DD-380 Gridley [commissioned 24.6.1937], DD-382 Craven [commissioned 2.9.1937], DD-386
Bagley [commissioned 12.6.1937], DD-387 Blue [commissioned 14.8.1937], DD-388 Helm [commissioned
16.10.1937], DD-389 Mugford [commissioned 16.8.1937, DD der USN S. 126 von 1945], DD-390 Ralph Talbot
[commissioned 14.10.1937], DD-391 Henley [commissioned 14.8.1937], DD-392 Patterson [commissioned
22.9.1937], DD-393 Jarvis [commissioned 27.10.1937]) US destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM
2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46 (DD-400 & DD-401 Gridley-class with DD-380 & DD-382 ??? or Benham-class
???, Bagley-class DD-386-393)
Griffon, Le: french brig, built 1806, taken on 11.5.1808 by RN, sold 1819, 2x6pdr, 14x24pdr carronades
Griffon,3. (harbour service 1854. coal hulk 1857. BU 1869) 1833
Grille: prussian aviso 1858, 1915 training ship Freya, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Grillo-class (Grillo, Cavalletta, Pulce, Locusta) italian climbing boats, commissioned 1918, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Grim-class (Bore [commissioned 1967], Grim [commissioned 1961], Heimdal [commissioned 1967], Skagul [commissioned
1960], Sleipner [commissioned 1960]) swedish landing craft
Grimsby-class (Aberdeen [L.97, commissioned 9/1936], Deptford [L.53, commissioned 8/35], Fleetwood [L.47, commissioned
11/36], Grimsby [L.16, commissioned 5/34], Leith [L.36, commissioned 7/34, 1949 danish Galathea],
Londonderry [commissioned 9/35], Lowestoft [L.59, commissioned 11/34], Wellington [L.65, commissioned
1/35], Parramatta [RAN, L.44, commissioned 4/40], Swan [RAN, L.74, commissioned 1/37], Warrego [RAN,
L.73, commissioned 8/40], Yarra [RAN, L.77, commissioned 1/36]) british sloops, CONWAY 1922-46, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Gripen: swedish small galley, launched 1713, 2x18pdr
Griper. british gunvessel, No.27. launched 4/1797, sold 1802
Griper,12: lost 1807, commissioned 1804
Griper: british revenue cutter (customs) 1806, still in service 1816
Griper,12. launched 7/1813, commissioned 1814, 1825 coast guard, for disposal 1865
Griper: tug, 1942
„Grisha I“-class (MPK-2, MPK-3, MPK-4, MPK-5, MPK-8, MPK-33, MPK-35, MPK-49, MPK-58, MPK-67 [commissioned
11.9.1968], MPK-69, MPK-108 [1992 latvian Aukstaitis], MPK-139, MPK-142, MPK-147 [commissioned
10.10.1970], MPK-202) soviet corvettes, project 1124.1 Albatros, completed 1968-75, CONWAY 1947-95
„Grisha II“-class (Ametyst, Brilliant, Bezuprechniy [KGB border guard], Bditelniy [KGB border guard], Dozorniy, Zorkiy ,
Izumrud, Themchug, Izmail, Dnepr, Reshitelniy [KGB border guard], Provorniy [KGB border guard],
Predanniy [KGB border guard], Primernyy [KGB border guard], Rubin, Sapfir, Smelíy) soviet corvettes,
project 1124A or project 1124P, completed 1973-76, CONWAY 1947-95
„Grisha III“-class (6 see Grisha II and MPK-6, MPK-36 [commissioned 31.12.1971], MPK-37, MPK-41 [commissioned
31.12.1972], Odesskii Komsomolets [1992 MPK-43], Komsomolets Latvii [1992 MPK-44, 1992 lithuanian
Zemaitis], MPK-59, MPK-81 [commissioned 31.12.1974], Zaporozhskii Komsomolets [1992 MPK-101],
MPK-113, MPK-114, MPK-117 [commissioned 31.12.1973], MPK-122 [commissioned 31.12.1975],
Komsomolets Gruzhyy [1992 MPK-127], MPK-133, MPK-138, MPK-143 [commissioned 31.12.1976], MPK145 [commissioned 30.11.1977], MPK-152, MPK-155 [commissioned 30.9.1980], MPK-161, MPK-170
[commissioned 14.10.1978], MPK-178 [commissioned 21.12.1984], MPK-190, MPK-191 [commissioned
21.11.1985], MPK-196, MPK-197, MPK-198, Komsomolets Armenii [1992 MPK-199], Primorskiy
Komsomolets [commissioned 25.12.1987, 1992 MPK-200], MPK-208, MPK-221, Komsomolets Beloryssii
[1992 MPK-254], ...) soviet corvettes, project 1124EhM or project 1124M
„Grisha IV“-class (MPK-5) soviet corvette, project 1124.4 Albatros
„Grisha V“-class (MPK-7, MPK-10, MPK-52, MPK-56, MPK-69, MPK-82 [peoject 1124EMT export prototype], MPK-85,
MPK-104 [project 1124K, test bed for missiles, „Grisha IV“], Irkutskiy Komsomolets [1992 MPK-107], MPK113, Komsomolets Moldaviy [1992 MPK-118], Arkhangelskiy Komsomolets [1992 MPK-130], Kievskiy
Komsomolets [1992 MPK-134], MPK-203, MPK-207, Lenninskaya Kuzhnitsa [1992 MPK-214], MPK-217,
MPK-291, Lutsk [completed as ukrainian U-200 Lutsk], Ternopol [ukrainian], Lvov [ukrainian], Lugansk,
Zaporozhskaya Sech [ukrainian], ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ...) soviet corvettes, project 1124MU, CONWAY 1947-95
MPK-17, MPK-28, MPK-64, MPK-65, MPK-89, MPK-103, MPK-222 are 1 Grisha III and 6 Grisha V
Grom: russian bombarde, built 1699
Grom-class (Grom [commissioned 1.10.1937], Blyskawica [commissioned 3/1937]) polish destroyers, ZEICHNUNG IN
Gromoboi: russian screw frigate, built 1857, (53)
Gromoboi: russian armoured cruiser 1900, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Grondeur: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1839
Gröne Jägeren 1652
Grooningen-class (Groningen, Citadel van Antwerpen, Vice Admiral Koopman) dutch screw corvettes, launched 1856-58
189
Grönland merchant1867
Grönsund-class (Grönsund, Guldborgsund,...) danish gunboats, launched 1883/84
Grosa: russian river gunboat, launched 1910 71x x1,4 2x15,24 // 4x12
Große Jacht/Große Yacht: brandenburgisch (6) 1678/9?, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Großer Kurfürst-class (Großer Kurfürst [commissioned 6.5.1878], Preußen [commissioned 4.7.1876, 1903 Saturn, ex Borussia] ,
Friedrich der Große [commissioned 22.11.1877]) ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1,
ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
Groß-Friedrichsburg: 1907 (AE 105), 1934 lengthened, 1940 balloon vessel, IM KOPIENORDNER
Großherzog von Oldenburg: 1848 launched as Inca, 1849 in Bremerhaven commissioned für german Bundesflotte, 1852 british
merchant, 1853 british SS Belgium, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Grove Place 1919, balloon vessel in world war 2
Groveton, T2-SE-A1
Growler: british gunboat, launched 4/1797, 1797 taken
Growler,12. gun brig. (1804 launched. sold 1815) 1805
Groziachi: russian paddle steamer, built 1844 (4)
Groznyi-class (Groznyi [commissioned 1918, 1923 italian], Strazh [commissioned 1920, 1923 italian]) russian gunboats
Grozyashchi-class (Grozyashchi 1891, Gremyashchi 1893, Otvajni 1894) russian armoured gun boats, CONWAY 1860-1905
BD. 2
Gruz-class (Gruz [launched 1916, 1918-22 finnish MP 7], Kapsyul [launched 1916, 1918-22 finnish T 14], Krambol [launched
1916, 1918-22 finnish MP 11], Shchit [commissioned 1916]) russian minesweepers, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gryf: polish minelayer, commissioned 27.2.38, CONWAY 1922-46
Guachapin,16. (Guet-Apens in some reports) taken from french in 1802. wrecked 1811
Guacolda-class (Fresia [commissioned 1965], Guacolda [commissioned 1965], Quibora [commissioned 1966], Tegualda
[commissioned 1966]) chilean fast torpedo attack craft, IM KOPIENORDNER
Guadeloupe. (french Nisus cut out on 12.12.1809. sold 1814) 14x24-pounder carronades and 2x6-pdrs
Guadelupe: launched 1940, USA oiler 169x22,1x10 18,3kn
Guadiaro-class (Almanzora [launched 22.7.1953], Eo [launched 22.9.1953], Eume [launched 22.7.1953], Guadalhorce [launched
18.2.1953], Guadiaro [launched 26.6.1950], Navia [launched 28.7.1953], Tinto [launched 26.6.1950]) spanish
minesweepers, based on german 1940 minesweeper type
Guadina-class (Douro [commissioned 6/13], Guadina [commissioned 5/15], Vouga [commissioned 12/1920], Tamega
[commissioned 8/24]) portuguese destroyer, CONWAY 1906-21
Gualala, T1-M-A2
Guam-class (Guam [PG-43, commissioned 1927, renamed Wake PR-3 in 194?, japanese Tatara 1941, chinese Tai Yuan 1946,
IM KOPIENORDNER (1941)], Tutuila [PR-4, 1942 chinese Mei Yuan]) US river gunboats
Guanabara: brazilian corvette, launched 1877, later cruiser Paysandu
Guanajuato-class (Guanajuato, Queretaro, Potosi) mexican patrol sloops, commissioned 1935
Guardian: british netlayer, commissioned 1933, CONWAY 1922-46
Guardian-class (Tyrrell Bay [grenadian, delivered 1984], ..) coastal patrol craft
Guardiano-class (Guardiano, Sentinella) italian gunboats 1874
Guardsman: 1905, tug
Guben: german merchant, launched 29.7.1914, commissioned 23.1.1916 as auxiliary cruiser Greif, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 3
Guc
Gudruda: yacht 1892
Guelderland: (36) dutch, captured on 19.5.1808, became british Helder, used as a breakwater in 1817
Guèpe, La: french privateer launched 1798 (2x9pdr, 16x24pdr carronades), captured by RN in 1800, purchased in 1801as HMS
Wasp, sold 1811
Guêpe
Guernsey british 50 guns 1696
Guernsey british 50 guns 1717
Guernsey: british 40/50? guns, 1740, 1769 sheer hulk
Guerrier french (74) 1753, lost in Aboukir 1798
Guerriera-class (Guerriera 1868, Voragine 1869) italian floating batteries
Guerriere,38. (taken on 19.7.1806. captured 1812) 1807 fitting out and mounting 30x18-pounders, 16x32-pound carronades and
two long nines.
Guerriere: US frigate 22/33?x24pdr 20x42pdr carronades 1813 built
Guerrière: french screw frigate (56) 1862, became transport
Gueydon-class (Gueydon [commissioned 1902, refitted 1923, training ship 1928 CONWAY 1906-21], Dupetit-Thouars 1903,
Montcalm [commissioned 7/1901]) french armoured cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Gugenberg: launched 1895, 10/1914 russian dispatch vessel Ust Narova, 1918 estonian
Guichen-class (Guichen 1866, Bruat 1868, Bouvet 1866) french sloops
Guichen: french protected cruiser 1899, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Guide Us 1908
190
Guido Gezelle 1932, balloon vessel in world war 2
Guilford, completed as Colina (II), T2-SE-A1
Guillaume Tell: french (80) 1795, HMS Malta 1800
Guirlande, La: french sloop, launched 1757, 18x6pdr, 12 swivels, captured 1758 by RN, rerigged as ship sloop, renamed Cygnet,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Guiscardo: neapolitan, later italian (6) paddle corvette, launched 1843
Gulfoss: british fishing trawler, launched 1929
Gulf of Taranto: british steamer, launched 19.4.1892, 1903 german Mecklenburg, 1914 mine barrier breaking vessel SP 1, 1915
SP 10, 1921 spanish Antolina Ponte
Gull: 1929
Gulnara: sardinian, later corvette 1834 (4), detail see MONDFELD S.111
Gunbar: 1911, mine destructor 1940, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Gunbrig No.193: french, taken by RN on 15.2.1805 as brand new vessel, armed with two long 24-pounders, one 18-pounder and
four swivels
Gundomar: german steamer, commissioned 17.9.1912, 1914 submarine repair ship, 1917 reserve mine barrier breaking vessel,
1919 british, 1921 King David, 1939 chinese Hortensia Bertin, 1941 panamese Nicaragua, 1946 chinese Greater
Shanghai, 1949 panamese Miramar
GUPPY-conversions: I (1947), II (1947), IA (1951) ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE, IIA (1952), IB (1955), III (1961-62)
Gur: turkish submarine 1935, CONWAY 1922-46
„Gus“-class (D-418, D-419, D-420, D-421, D-422, D-423, D-424, D-425, D-426, D-427, D-428, D-429, D-430, D-431, D-432,
D-433, D-434, D-435, D-436, D-437, D-438, D-439, D-440, D-441, D-442, D-443, D-444, D-445, D-446, D-447)
soviet landing hovercraft, project 1205 Skat, built 1969-74, military „Skate“-class, CONWAY 1947-95
Gust: 1918 torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Gustave Zédé (Q 2): launched 6/1893, commissioned 5/1900, french submarine, 1 TT, ordered as La Sirène
Gustave Zédé-class (Gustave Zédé [(Q 92) launched 5/13, commissioned 10/14, rebuilt 1921-22, CONWAY 1906-21], Néréide
[(Q 93) launched 5/14, commissioned 10/16]) french submarines
Gustavo Sampaio: brazilian torpedo-gunboat 1893, built as Aurora
Gutenberg: german merchant frigate, 1847 built, IM KOPIENORDNER
Gutenfels: german merchant, launched 18.11.1905, 1914 british prize, Polavon, 1915 Turritella, 1917 german prize, auxiliary
cruiser Iltis
Gutheil: 1908, 29,07x6,52x2,68
Gymnote (Q 1): french submarine, launched 9/1888, commissioned 5/1900, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE (after rebuilt 1898)
Gymnote: french ballistic missile trials submarine, commissioned 17.10.1966
Gypol: 1917, oil tanker
Gypsey. schooner, between 12/1803 and 2/1804 at least
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H: german torpedo boat 1886 (H 1)
h: k.u.k. river patrol craft, commissioned 1910, 1 MG, 1x3,7, 1916 Lachs (I), 1917 PM 2
H-class (Seawolf H-1 SS-28 [12/13], Nautilus H-2 SS-29 [12/13], Garfish H-3 SS-30 [1/14], H-4 SS-147 [commissioned 10/18,
ex russian AG-17], H-5 SS-148 [commissioned 9/18, ex russian AG-18], H-6 SS-149 [commissioned 9/18, ex russian
AG-19], H-7 SS-150 [commissioned 10/18, ex russian AG-20], H-8 SS-151 [commissioned 11/18, ex russian AG-27],
H-9 SS-152 [commissioned 11/18, ex russian AG-28]) USN submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
H-class (Hasty [commissioned 11.11.1936], Havock [commissioned 8.1.1937], Hereward [commissioned 9.12.1936, habe
schlechte zeichnungen], Hero [commissioned 23.10.1936, habe schlechte zeichnungen], Hostile [commissioned
10.9.1936, habe schlechte zeichnungen], Hunter [commissioned 20.9.1936, habe schlechte zeichnungen], Hyperion
[commissioned 3.12.1936, habe schlechte zeichnungen], Hotspur [commissioned 29.12.1936, 1948 dominican Trujillo,
1962 Duarte, habe schlechte zeichnungen]) british destroyers
ex brazilian (Harvester ex Handy ex Jurua [commissioned 23.5.1940], Havant ex Javary [commissioned 19.12.1939],
Havelock ex Jutahy [commissioned 10.2.1940], Hesperus ex Hearty ex Juruena [commissioned 1940], Highlander ex
Jaguaribe [commissioned 18.3.1940], Hurricane ex Japarua [commissioned 21.6.1940]) british destroyers
H 1: british submarine, commissioned 26.5.1915, CONWAY 1906-21
H 1: italian submarine, launched 10/1916, commissioned 12/16, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
H 1-class (No. 1) japanese motor gunboat prototype 1940, ex italian MAS ..., IM KOPIENORDNER
H 2: italian submarine, launched 10/1916, commissioned 12/16, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
H 2-class (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) japanese motor gunboats, built 1942-43
H 3: italian submarine, launched and commissioned 4/17, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
H 4: italian submarine, launched 4/17 and commissioned 5/17, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
H 6: british submarine, commissioned 9.6.1915, 1916 dutch O 8, 1940 german UD 1, CONWAY 1906-21, GRÖNER 3
191
H 7-class (H 7, H 8) dutch subchasers, launched 1940
H 11: british submarine, completed 2.12.15, delivered 1917, CONWAY 1906-21
H 12: british submarine, completed 2.12.15, delivered 1917, CONWAY 1906-21
H 13: british submarine, completed 1915, on delivery 7/1917 chilean submarine H 1, about 1936 Guacolda, CONWAY 1906-21
H 14: british submarine, completed 1915, delivered 1917, 6/19 canadian CH 14, CONWAY 1906-21
H 15: british submarine, completed 1915, delivered 1917, 6/19 canadian CH 15, CONWAY 1906-21
H 16: british submarine, completed 1915, on delivery 7/1917 chilean submarine H 2, about 1936 Tegualda, CONWAY 1906-21
H 17: british submarine, completed 1915, on delivery 7/1917 chilean submarine H 3, about 1936 Rucumilla, CONWAY 1906-21
H 18: british submarine, completed 1915, on delivery 7/1917 chilean submarine H 4, about 1936 Quidora, CONWAY 1906-21
H 19: british submarine, completed 1915, on delivery 7/1917 chilean submarine H 5, about 1936 Fresia, CONWAY 1906-21
H 20: british submarine, completed 1915, on delivery 7/1917 chilean submarine H 6, about 1936 Guale, CONWAY 1906-21
H 21: british submarine, launched 10/17, completed 1/1918, CONWAY 1906-21
H 24: british submarine, launched 11/17, completed 9.5.1918, CONWAY 1906-21
H 27: british submarine, launched 9/18, completed 12/1918, commissioned 2.1.19, CONWAY 1906-21
H 28: british submarine, completed 6/1918, CONWAY 1906-21
H 35-class (27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207) japanese motor gun/torpedo-boats, built 1943-44, IM
KOPIENORDNER
H 38-class (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 51-100) japanese motor torpedo/gunboat, built 194344, IM KOPIENORDNER
H 61-class (33-46. 101-124, 218-245) japanese motor torpedo/gunboats, built 1944-45, not all completed, IM
KOPIENORDNER
H 145: german destroyer 1918, H 145-class, GRÖNER 2
H 146: german destroyer 1918, H 145-class, 1920 french Rageot de la Touche, CONWAY 1906-21, GRÖNER 2
H 147: german destroyer 1920, H 145-class, 1920 french Marcel Delage, GRÖNER 2
Ha 101: japanese transport submarine, commissioned 11/1944, Typ SS Sen-Yu-Sho, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
Ha 102: japanese transport submarine 1945, Typ Ss Sen-Yu-Sho, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Ha 105: japanese transport submarine, commissioned 1945, Typ Ss Sen-Yu-Sho, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
CONWAY 1922-46
CONWAY 1922-46
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CONWAY 1922-46
CONWAY 1922-46
Ha 201: japanese submarine, commissioned 1945, Typ Sen-Taka-Sho, class Ha 201 STS, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2.
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Haarlem (68) dutch 1785
Haasje: dutch merchant ship, purchased by RN in 1804, fireship Phosphorus, (4), sold 1810
Habana: steamer, CSA privateer Sumter, commissioned 3.6.1861, 1862 blockade runner Gibraltar
Habana: spanish torpedo boat, launched 1886
Habana: launched 1904, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 29
Habicht-class (Habicht 1880, Möwe 1880, Adler 1884) german gunboat, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Habicht I-class (6-31 [commissioned 27.4.1953, 1960 Suhl], 6-32 [commissioned 7.8.53, 1960 Schwerin], 6-33 commissioned
1953, 1957 salvage ship, 1960 R-21], 6-34 [commissioned 8.12.53, 1960 Neubrandenburg], 6-25 [commissioned
1954, salvage ship, 1960 R-11, 1970 training vessel Ernst Thälmann], 6-36 commissioned 2.2.54, 1960 Cottbus])
east german minesweepers/minelayers, CONWAY 1947-95
Habicht II-class (6-11 [commissioned 2.8.55, 1960 Bergen], 6-12 [commissioned 6.8.55, 1960 Frankfurt/Oder], 6-13
[commissioned 12.9.55, 1960 Stralsund], 6-14 [commissioned 15.11.55, 1960 Sassnitz], 6-15 [commissioned
15.11.55, 1960 Wolgast], 6-16 [commissioned 20.12.55, 1960 Greifswald]) east german
minesweepers/minelayers
Habsburg-class (Habsburg [commissioned 31.12.1902], Árpád [commissioned 15.6.1903], Babenberg [commissioned
15.4.1904]) kuk battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Hache-class (ab 1866: Hache, Hallebarde, Harpon, Javeline, Mssue, Mousqueton, Sagate, Yatagan, Caïman [ex cannoniére No.
32, No 33, ..., No 40]) french iron gunboats, Caïman launched 1864, rest launched 1862
Haci Sefer Kalkavan 1967
Haddock-class K-class (Haddock K-1 SS-32 [3/14], Cachalot K-2 SS-33 [1/14], Orca K-3 SS-34 [10/1914], Walrus K-4 SS-35
[10/14], K-5 SS-36 [8/14], K-6 SS-37 [9/14], K-7 SS-38 [12/14], K-8 SS-39 [12/14]) USN submarines
Hadley, T2-SE-A1
Haerlem: ex american?, taken by RN 1778, 1779 taken by US, (10)
Hai: german midget-submarines 1944, see U ...
Hai I: east german experimental submarine chaser, built 1961-63, commissioned 26.11.63 for trials, subsequently armed, project
12.1, CONWAY 1947-95
Hai II: east german experimental submarine chaser, commissioned 11.4.63 as V 81, 1973 Werdau, project 12.3
Hai III-class (Perleberg [commissioned 8.1.66], Gadebusch [commissioned 5.7.1965], Wismar [commissioned 5.7.1965],
Sternberg [commissioned 5.7.1965], Parchim [commissioned 5.7.1965], Ludwigslust [commissioned 1.12.65], Lübz
[commissioned 4.11.1966], Bad Doberan [commissioned 8.1.66], Bützow [commissioned 4.11.1966], RibnitzDamgarten [commissioned 4.11.1966], Teterow [commissioned 4.11.1966], Grevesmühlen [commissioned
5.7.1965]) east german submarine chasers, project 12.4
Hai An-class (Hai An [launched 5/1872], Yu Yuen [launched 12/1873]) chinese frigate
Hai Fu-class (Hai Fu, Hai Ou) chinese river gunboats, built 1917
Hai Ho-class (Hai Ho [launched 1917], Hai Peng [launched 1920]) chinese river gunboats
Hai Hoha-class (Hai Hoha/Hai Hola/Hai Hoa [1900 russian Leitenant Burakov], Hai Lung [1900 british Taku], Hai Nju [1900
french Takou], Hai Ying/Hai Ching/Hai-Jing [1900 german Taku] chinese DD 1898, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hai Hung-class (Hai Hung, Hai Ku) chinese gunboats, built 1917, CONWAY 1906-21
„Haijui“-class (688, 693, 694, 697) chinese large patrol craft, entered service since 1987
„Haikou“-class (NATO code name) chinese large patrol craft, 6 built in late 1960s
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Hai Lung-class (Hai Lung [delivered 1987], Hai Hu [delivered 1988]) taiwanese submarines
„Hainan“-type (algerian: 7 transferred 1990-91, used by coast guard
chinese: 200 series, 300 series, 600 series, 800 series, total 95 units, built since 1964, first vessels had 2x7,62 later
vessels 2x2x5,7 mounts
egyptian: 8 transferred [2 in 1983, 6 in 1984]
myanmar: 6 in 1991, 4 in 1993
north-korean: 6 transferred in pairs in 1975, 1976, 1978
Baluchistan [pakistani, transferred in 1981], Sind [pakistani, transferred in 1981], Sarhad [pakistani, transferred in
1981], Punjab [pakistani, transferred in 1981], Durjoy [bangladeshi, transferred 9/1982], Nirbhoy [bangladeshi,
transferred 12/1985], Yan Sit Aung [burmese, delivered 1/1991], Yan Myang Aun [burmese, delivered 1/1991],
Yan Nyein Aung [burmese, delivered 1/1991], Yak Khwin Aung [burmese, delivered 1/1991], Yan Min Aung
[burmese, delivered 1/1991], Yan Ye Aung [burmese, delivered 1/1991], Yan Paing Aung [burmese, acquired
1993], Yan Win Aung [burmese, acquired 1993], Yan Aye Aung [burmese, acquired 1993], Yan Zwe Aung
[burmese, acquired 1993]) chinese built patrol craft
Hai Ou-class (FABG-1, FABG-2, FABG-3, FABG-4, FABG-5, FABG-6, FABG-7, FABG-8, FABG-9, FABG-10, FABG-11,
FABG-12, FABG-13, FABG-14, FABG-15, FABG-16, FABG-17, FABG-18, FABG-19, FABG-20, FABG-21,
FABG-42, FABG-43, FABG-44, FABG-45, FABG-46, FABG-47, FABG-48, FABG-49, FABG-50) taiwanese
fast missile attack craft, built 1980-84
Hai Tien-class (Hai Tien, Hai Chi) chinese cruiser 1899
Hai Yen: chinese river gunboat, launched 1917
Hai Yung-class (Hai Yung, Hau Chou, Hai Chen) chinese cruisers 1898
Hainneville: tug, 1930
Haiti Victory: Victory-ship, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Hajen-class (Hajen [launched 6/1896], Havörnen [launched 6/1897], Söbjörnen [4/1898]) danish torpedo boat
Hajen: swedish submarine 1905
Hajen-class (Hajen [launched 11/17, commissioned 1918 or 5/20], Sälen [commissioned 6/1920], Valrossen [commissioned
8/20]) swedish submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
Hajen-class (Hajen [commissioned 28.2.1957], Salen [commissioned 8.4.1957], Valen [commissioned 4.3.1957], Baveren
[commissioned 29.5.1959], Illern [commissioned 31.8.1959], Uttern [commissioned 15.3.1960]) swedish
submarines, based on german Typ XXI (U 3503 raised)
Hakata Maru No. 8: japanese fishing vessel, launched 1911, 1916 italian, commissioned 1.2.1917 as minesweeper G 31, 1923
gunboat Galipoli, 1943 german minelayer M 1222, 1944 GA 79
Hakozaki Maru: sister to Hakusan maru, japanese merchant 1922, IM KOPIENORDNER
Halal: 1924
Halcon: spanish goleta de velacho, 1840, IM KOPIENORDNER
Halcon-class (Mantilla [argentine, commissioned 20.12.82], Azopardo [argentine, commissioned 28.4.83], Thomson [argentine,
commissioned 20.6.83], Prefecto Pique [argentine, commissioned 20.7.83], Prefecto Derbes [argentine,
commissioned 20.11.83], Cadete Virgilio Uribe [mexican, commissioned 2.6.1982], Teniente José Azueta
[mexican, commissioned 30.8.1982], Capitan de Fregata Pedro Sáinz de Baranda [mexican, commissioned
30.10.1982], Comodoro Carlos Castillo Bretón [mexican, commissioned 4.11.1982], Vicealmirante Othón Blanco
[mexican, completed 16.11.1982/delivered 24.2.1983], Contraalmirante Angel Mortiz Monasterio [mexican,
completed 17.12.1982/delivered 24.03.1983], ...) spanish-designed corvettes, see also Serviola-class, CONWAY
1947-95
Halcyon: (16) taken 8.7.1803, ex french Alcion, BU 1812, 14x24-pounder carronades and 2x6-pounders
Halcyon: launched 1813. ‘cruizer’. lost 1814. commissioned 1814
Halcyon-class (first group: Halcyon [J.42, commissioned 18.4.34], Skipjack [J.38, commissioned 3.5.34], Speedwell [J.87,
commissioned 30.9.35], Harrier [J.71, commissioned 9.11.34], Hussar [J.82, commissioned 16.1.35], Niger
[J.73, commissioned 4.6.36], Salamander [J.86, commissioned 18.7.36],
second group: Franklin [J.84, completed as surveying vessel 17.8.38, minesweeper 1939], Jason [J.99, completed
as surveying vessel 9.6.38, minesweeper 1939], Hebe [J.24, commissioned 23.10.37], Leda [J.93,
commissioned 19.5.38], Seagull [J.85, commissioned 30.5.38], Sharpshooter [J.68, commissioned 17.12.37],
Gleaner [J.83, completed as surveying vessel 30.8.38, minesweeper 1939], Hazard [J.02, commissioned
24.11.37], Gossamer [J.63, completed as surveying vessel 31.3.38, minesweeper 1939],
third group: Scott [J.79, completed as surveying vessel 23.2.39, minesweeper 1939], Bramble [J.11,
commissioned 22.6.39], Britomart [J.22, commissioned 24.8.39], Speedy [J.17, commissioned 7.4.39], Sphinx
[J.69, commissioned 27.7.39]) british minesweepers, launched 1933-39, IM KOPIENORDNER
Halifax: british schooner 1768
Halifax-class (Halifax [trials 8/1990, commissioned 29.6.1992], Vancouver [commissioned 23.8.93], Ville de Quebec
[commissioned 14.7.1994], Totonto [commissioned 29.7.93], Regina [commissioned 30.7.94], Calgary
[commissioned 25.9.94], Montreal [commissioned 21.7.94], Fredericton [commissioned 10.9..94], Winnipeg
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[commissioned 30.9.94], Cherlottetown [commissioned 14.5.95], St. John´s [commissioned 12/1995?], Ottawa
[commissioned 6/1996?]) canadian frigates, aka City-class, IM KOPIENORDNER
Halfe Maen: dutch, 1666, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.106
Halland-class (Halland [commissioned 8.6.1955], Smalland [commissioned 12.1.1956], near-sisters: Siette de Agosto [ex Trece
de Junio, commissioned 31.10.1958, CONWAY 1947-95], Veinte de Julio [commissioned 15.6.1958]) swedish
Hallfax: 1962, ore transport, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hallmark 1906, balloon vessel in world war 2
Halls of Montezuma, T2-SE-A1
Halmatic-type (Deraa 2 [bahraini], Deraa 6 [bahraini], Deraa 7 [bahraini], Deraa 8 [bahraini]) 66ft coastal patrol craft
Halmatic-type (Saif 5 [bahraini, commissioned 1990], Saif 6 [bahraini], Saif 7, Saif 8 [bahraini], Saif 9 [bahraini], Saif 10
[bahraini], ...) 47ft 3in, coastal patrol craft
Halmatic-type support craft (Safra 3 [bahraini, commissioned 1992]) 85ft support vessel
Halter
Halve Maan: danish, 1609
Ham-class (Tulipe [french, transferred 1954/55], Oeillet [french, transferred 1955, commissioned 30.4.55], Pâquerette [french,
transferred 1954/55], Hortensia [french, transferred 1954/55], Jasmin [french, transferred 1954/55], Violette [french,
transferred 1955, commissioned 9.4.55], Capucine [french, transferred 1954/55], Pétunia [french, transferred 1954/55,
197. buoy tender], Armoise [french, transferred 1954/55], Aubépine [french, transferred 1954/55], Myosotis [french,
transferred 1955, 197. diving tender], Jonquille [french, transferred 1954/55], Géranium [french, transferred 1954/55],
Hibiscus [french, transferred 1955, commissioned 5.10.1955], Dahlia [french, transferred 1954/55], Ottringham [1959
ghanaian Afadzato], Malham [1959 ghanaian Yogaga], Hildersham [1955 indian Bimlipathan], Littleham [1955
indian Bassein], Bhatkal [indian, launched 5/1967], Bulsar [indian, launched 17.5.1969], Harpham [1963 libyan, 1966
Brak], Greetham [1963 libyan, 1966 Zuara], Bedham [1958 malaysian Langka Suka], Altham [1959 malaysian Sri
Johore], Asheldham [1959 malaysian Sri Perlis], Brantingham [1958 malaysian Temasek], Boreham [1966 malaysian
Jerong], Felmersham [1966 malaysian Todak], ...) british inshore minesweepers
Hamadryad: (36) spanish Matilda taken by RN on 25 11/1804, sold 1815
Hamadryad. STEELE's list for 1807 show a Hamadryad building in the King's Yard.
Hamadryad,46. (1823 launched. hospital 1866) 1823 completed, remained out of commission
Hamburg: launched 4/1841, 1848 acquired by hamburgian admirality, 1852 sold as british merchant, 1853 SS Denmark,
Hamburg: 1916
Hamburg: 1950, renamed Coburg
Hamburg-class (Hamburg [1954, length 164m], ...) DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Hamburg-class, Typ 101 (Hamburg [commissioned 23.3.1964], Schleswig-Holstein [commissioned 12.10.1964], Bayern
[commissioned 6.7.1964], Hessen [commissioned 8.10.1968]) west german destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Hamburg: 1967
Hamburg: sea trials 12.-15.02.1969, delivered 20.3.1969
Hamburg: delivered 9/2004 to german bundesmarine
Hamburger Paquet: 1858 built, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Hamburg Express-class (Hamburg Express [1972], ...) container-ships, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hamburgh paket: US merchant, purchased 5.5.1798 as USS Delaware
Hameenmaa-class (Hameenmaa [commissioned 1992], Uusimaa [commissioned 1993]) finnish minelayers, transport
Hamelin
Hameln-class, Typ 332 (Pegnitz [commissioned 9.3.1990], Kulmbach [launched 24.4.1990], Hameln [launched 29.6.1989],
Auerbach [commissioned 7.5.1991], Ensdorf [commissioned 25.9.90], Überherrn [commissioned 19.9.1989],
Passau [commissioned 18.12.1990], Laboe [commissioned 7.12.1990], Siegburg [commissioned 17.7.1990],
Herten [commissioned 26.2.1991]) german fast minesweepers, IM KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1947-95
Hamidabad-class (Hamidabad [launched 1906], Demirhisar [launched 1906], Sivrihisar [launched 1906], Sultanhisar [launched
1906]) turkish torpedo-boats
Hamidieh: turkish battleship 1892, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Hamilton-class Hamilton, WHEC-720, Sherman, …) USCG cutters, 1970s, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Hamoaze: sailing lighter built 1800, 1824 converted to bomb, reconverted, BU 1843
Hammerfest, T2-SE-A1
Hammondsport AVP-2: 1941, 1943 AKV-2
Hammonia I: german transport, launched 5/1855, delivered 7/1855, 1864 Belgian, 1873 Missouri
Hammonia II: german transport, launched 12/1866, 9/1867 delivered, 1878 russian Moskva
Hammonia III: german steamer, commissioned 1883
Hampshire 50 guns 1698
Hampshire 50 guns 1741
Hampton Court british 70 guns 1701
Hampton Court british 70 guns 1709
Hampton Court: british, 70 guns, launched 4/1744, BU 1774
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Hampton Ferry: british ferry 1934, 1939 Hampton auxiliary minelayer
„Han“-class (NATO name) (401 [launched 1970], 403 [launched 1983], 404, 405 [launched 1990]) chinese nuclear attack
„Hanchon“-class () 9 north-korean landing craft utility, 1980s
„Hanchon“-class () 7+ north-korean landing craft, mid-1990s
Hancock: 32x12pdr, launched 1776, US frigate, captured by RN 1777 (became HMS Iris), captured by french 1781, blown up as
hulk 1793, IM KOPIENORDNER
Handalan-class (Hanadalan [commissioned 26.10.1979], Perkasa [commissioned 26.10.1979], Pendikar [commissioned
26.10.1979], Gempita [commissioned 26.10.1979]) malaysian fast missile attack craft, swedish-built modified Spica II
versions
Handy-class (Handy [commissioned 10/1895], Hart [commissioned 1/1896], Hunter [commissioned 5/1896]) [Fairfield 27knotters] british DD
Hanging Rock, T2-SE-A1
Hanieh: turkish aviso, launched 1863
Han Kang: type HDC 1150, commissioned 12/1985, s-korean patrol corvette
Hannah: US schooner, first US naval vessel, 1775 bought with G. Washington´s private money for the continental army, taken
over 24.8.1775, IM KOPIENORDNER, date built is impossible to find out, was owned by John Glover of Marblehead,
Mass. who owned several Hannah´s
Hannah: tender, british 1806
Hannibal: british 74 guns 1786, taken by french Formidable in 1801
Hannibal,16. (hired armed ship) around 1804
Hannibal,74. (1810 launched. hospital ship 1812) 1811
Hannibal: US corvette, launched 1810, (24), 1812 taken by RN, renamed Andromeda, sold 1816
Hannibal: 1646 danish
Hannibal: british 50 guns 1779
Hannibal: 14x6pdr, 14 swivels?, purchased by RN in 1780/1782
Hannibal: french (74) 1778, renamed Achille 1786, taken by RN 1794
Hannibal: british (91) screw ship, launched 1854, hulk 1874, BU 1904
Hannover: 1921
Hannover: former fishing vessel, first west german seagoing police boat, commissioned 22.9.1954
Hannover: german transport, captured 2/1940 by RN, british escort carrier Audacity, commissioned 6/1941, CONWAY 1922-46
Hano-class (Hanö [commissioned 1953, 1979 patrol boats], Tärnö [commissioned 1953, 1979 patrol boats], Tjurkö
[commissioned 1953, 1979 patrol boats], Sturkö [commissioned 1953, 1979 patrol boats], Ornö [commissioned
1953, 1979 patrol boats], Utö [commissioned 1953, 1979 patrol boats]) swedish minesweepers, CONWAY 1947-95
Hans: german tug 1982, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hansa: german armoured corvette, commissioned 19.5.1875, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Hansa: west german inshore minesweeper, coast guard boat, Typ 361, launched 18.11.1957, 1968 riverine minesweeper Typ
392, 1969 mine diver boat Typ 732
Hansa A-type () german mass prodution merchants, 52 built from 1942
Hansa B-type () german mass prodution merchants, 5 built, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Hansa C-type (Nikolaifleet) german mass prodution merchants, 1 completed
Hansan A: 1972
Hansaya-class (..., ...) ceylonese coastal patrol craft, built 1956
Hans Behrens: built 1984, german civil transport
Hansburg: built as belgian Alca, launched as german transport, seized, commissioned 11.7.1944 as mine barrier breaking vessel
Sperrbrecher 185, 1950 merchant Heidberg, 1960 Melanie, 1962 Rohrbach, 1965 St. Jacob, 1967 greek, 1972
cypriotic, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hans Burkner: west german corvette, designed as torpedo recovery vessel, commissioned 5/1963, served as trials ship
Hansestadt Danzig: german ferry, launched 17.3.1926, 1939 minelayer, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Hans Techel-class (Hans Techel [S 172, VUB I, commissioned 14.10.1965], Friedrich Schürer [S 173, VUB II, commissioned
6.4.1966]) west german experimental coastal submarine, 2 TT, Typ 202
„Hantae“-class () 4 north-korean landing craft, 1980s
„Hante“-class () 8 north-korean landing craft, 1990s
Harald Haarfagre-class (Harald Haarfagre [launched 1/1897, commissioned 12/1897, german AA-battery Thetis], Tordenskjold
[launched 3/1897, commissioned 5/1898, german AA-battery Nymphe]) norwegian coastal battleship,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Haras-class (Haras 1 [commissioned 22.12.1975], Haras 2 [commissioned 22.12.1975], Haras 3 [commissioned 22.12.1975],
Haras 4 [commissioned 22.12.1975], Hars 5 [commissioned 22.12.1975]) omani patrol boats, built 1975
Hardi, Le: french privateer, launched 1800, 2x6pdr, 16x24pdr carronades, taken by HMS Anson 4/1800, HMS Rosario, BU 1809
Hardi-class: see Le Hardi-class
Hardwich, Le 1754 prussian mercantile frigate
Hardwick. (hired armed vessel) around 1808
Hardy. british gunvessel, No.30 launched 4/1797, sold 1802
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Hardy-class (Hardy [commissioned 8/1896], Haughty [commissioned 8/1896]) [Doxford 27-knotters] british DD
Hare: ex french privateer, (16?), taken by RN 9/1709, 1712 sold
Hario: japanese fleet oiler 1944, 2x12,0
Harlem Heights, completed as USN AO-49 Suamico, T2-SE-A1
Harlequin: US or french Arlequin, (12), taken 1780 by RN, renamed Porto, 178_ sold
Harlequin,18. (hired armed ship) around 1805
Harlequin. launched 1813. ‘cruizer’. sold 1829) 1814 fitting out
Harlequin,16. brig. (1836 launched. hulk 1840) 1837
Harlequin: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1839, in service 1839
Harnis: coastal transport 1955, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Harpe, La: french (64) 1789, austrian 1799
Harpers Ferry, T2-SE-A1
Hary: british sloop, purchased on the stocks, launched 5/1777, (18), 1779 fireship (10), 1783 sold
Harpy: british revenue cutter (customs) commissioned 1815, 1829 still in service
Harpy: (1825 launched. ‘cherokee’. sold 1841) commissioned 1/28
Harrier: (1804 launched. ‘cruizer’. lost 1809) commissioned 1805
Harrier: launched 1813. ‘cruizer’. sold 1829) commissioned 1814
Harrier,18. (1831 launched. BU 1840) commissioned 1832
Harrier: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (17)
Harriet McGregor: clipper, built 1971
Harriott: merchant, purchased by RN 1781, (20x-pdr, 2x18pdr carronades), sold 1784
Harrison-class (Harrison [delivered 14.8.1849], Ingham [commissioned 8/1849]) US revenue topsail schooners
Hart: RN cutter, 1793 launched. sold 1817
Hart,16. (french privateer Empereur captured on 2 4/1805. sold 1810)
Hart (1822 Woolwich. BU 1875) used as a yacht by the Navy Board
Hart 1545/6 very good
Hartford: US screw corvette (20) launched 1858, commissioned 1859, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Hartlamnd Point: repair ship 1945
Harukaze-class aka A type (Harukaze DD-101 [commissioned 26.4.1956], Yurikaze DD-102 [commissioned 31.7.1956])
japanese destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Haruna-class (Haruna DD-141 [commissioned 22.3.1973], Hiei DD-142 [commissioned 27.12.1974]) japanese helicopter
destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Harusame-class (Arare, Ariake, Asagari, Fubuki, Harusame, Hayatori, Murasame) japanese destroyer, commissioned 1902-1905,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Harushio-class (Harushio [commissioned 30.12.1990], Natsushio [commissioned 20.3.1991], Hayashio [commissioned
25.3.1992], Arashio [commissioned 17.3.193], Wakashio [commissioned 1.3.1994], Fuyushio [commissioned
about 3/95], ... [commissioned about 3/1997]) japanese submarines, CONWAY 1947-95
Harwich: british (50) 1695
Harty: 1905, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Hasenbüren: sister to Mittelsbüren, german tug 1970, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hashidate-class (Hashidate [commissioned 30.6.40], Uji [commissioned 30.4.41, 1945 chinese Chang Chi]) japanese gunboats,
CONWAY 1922-46
Haskell-class (Haskell [APA-117, commissioned 11.9.1944, Hendry [APA-118, commissioned 29.9.1944], Highlands [APA119, commissioned 29.9.1944], Hinsdale [APA-120, commissioned 15.10.1944], Hocking [APA-121,
commissioned 22.10.1944], Kenton [APA-122, commissioned 11/1944], Kittson [APA-123, commissioned
5.11.1944], La Grange [APA-124, commissioned 11.11.44], Lanier [APA-125, commissioned 22.12.44], St.
Mary´s [APA-126, commissioned 15.11.44], Allendale [APA-127, commissioned 22.11.44], Arenac [APA-128,
commissioned 11/44], Marvin H. McIntyre [APA-129, ex Arlington, commissioned 28.11.44], Attala [APA-130,
commissioned 30.11.1944], Bandera [APA-131, commissioned 6.12.44], Barnwell [APA-132, commissioned
19.1.45], Beckham [APA-133, commissioned 6.12.44], Bland [APA-134, commissioned 15.12.44], Bosque [APA135, commissioned 19.12.44], Botetourt [APA-136, commissioned 31.1.45], Bowie [APA-137, commissioned
23.12.44], Braxton [APA-138, commissioned 29.12.44], Broadwater [APA-139, commissioned 2.1.45], Brookings
[APA-140, commissioned 6.1.45], Buckingham [APA-141, commissioned 23.1.45], Clearfield [APA-142,
commissioned 12.1.45], Clermont [APA-143, commissioned 28.1.45], Clinton [APA-144, commissioned 1.2.45],
Colbert [APA-145, commissioned 7.2.45], Collingsworth [APA-146, commissioned 27.2.45], Cottle [APA-147,
commissioned 14.12.44], Crockett [APA-148, commissioned 18.1.45], Audubon [APA-149, commissioned
20.12.44], Bergen [APA-150, commissioned 23.12.44], La Porte [APA-151, commissioned 14.8.44], Latimer
[APA-152, commissioned 28.8.44], Laurens [APA-153, commissioned 7.9.44], Lowndes [APA-154,
commissioned 14.9.44], Lycoming [APA-155, commissioned 7.9.44], Mellette [APA-156, commissioned
27.9.44], Napa [APA-157, commissioned 1.10.44], Newberry [APA-158, commissioned 7.10.44], Darke [APA159, commissioned 10.10.44], Deuel [APA-160, commissioned 13.10.44], Dickens [APA-161, commissioned
18.10.44], Drew [APA-162, commissioned 22.10.44], Eastland [APA-163, commissioned 26.10.44], Edgecombe
[APA-164, commissioned 30.10.44], Effingham [APA-165, commissioned 1.11.44], Fond du Lac [APA-166,
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commissioned 6.11.44], Freestone [APA-167, commissioned 9.11.44], Gage [APA-168, commissioned 12.11.44],
Gallatin [APA-169, commissioned 15.11.44], Gosper [APA-170, commissioned 18.11.44], Granville [APA-171,
commissioned 21.11.44], Grimes [APA-172, commissioned 23.11.44], Hyde [APA-173, commissioned 26.11.44],
Jerauld [APA-174, commissioned 26.11.44], Karnes [APA.175, commissioned 3.12.44], Kershaw [APA-176,
commissioned 12/1944], Kingsbury [APA-177, commissioned 6.12.44], Lander [APA-178, commissioned
9.12.44], Lauderdale [APA-179, commissioned 12.12.44], Lavaca [APA-180, commissioned 17.12.44], Oconto
[APA-187, commissioned 2.9.44], Olmsted [APA-188, commissioned 5.9.44], Oxford [APA-189, commissioned
11.9.44], Pickens [APA-190, commissioned 18.9.44], Pondera [APA-191, commissioned 24.9.44], Rutland [APA192, commissioned 29.9.44], Sanborn [APA-193, commissioned 3.10.44], Sandoval [APA-194, commissioned
7.10.44, LPA-194], Lenawee [APA-195, commissioned 11.10.44], Logan [APA-196, commissioned 14.10.44],
Lubbock [APA-197, commissioned 14.10.44], McCracken [APA-198, commissioned 21.10.44], Magoffin [APA199, commissioned 25.10.44, LPA-199], Marathon [APA-200, commissioned 28.10.44], Menard [APA-201,
commissioned 31.10.44], Menifee [APA-202, commissioned 4.11.44], Meriwether [APA-203, commissioned
7.12.44], Sarasota [APA-204, commissioned 16.8.44], Sherburne [APA-205, commissioned 20.9.44, Range
Sentinel T-AGM-22 missile control ship 1971, LOOSE/OESTERLE], Sibley [APA-206, commissioned 2.10.44],
Miffin APA-207, commissioned 11.10.44], Talladega [APA-208, commissioned 31.10.44, LPA-208], Tazewell
[APA-209, commissioned 25.10.44], Telfair [APA-210, commissioned 31.10.44], Missoula [APA-211,
commissioned 27.10.44], Montrose [APA-212, commissioned 2.11.44, LPA-212], Mountrail [APA-213,
commissioned 16.11.44, LPA-213], Natrona [APA-214, commissioned 8.11.44], Navarro [APA-215,
commissioned 15.11.44, LPA-215], Neshoba [APA-216, commissioned 16.11.44], New Kent [APA-217,
commissioned 22.11.44], Noble [APA-218, commissioned 27.11.44, LPA-218, 1964 spanish Aragon], Okaloosa
[APA-219, commissioned 28.11.44], Okanoogan [APA-220, commissioned 3.12.44, LPA-220], Oneida [APA221, commissioned 4.12.44], Pickaway [APA-222, commissioned 12.12.44, LPA-222], Pitt [APA-223,
commissioned 11.12.44], Randall [APA-224, commissioned 16.12.44], Bingham [APA-225, commissioned
23.12.44], Rawlins [AP-226, commissioned 11.11.44], Renville [APA-227, commissioned 15.11.44, LPA-227],
Rockbridge [APA-228, commissioned 18.11.44], Rockingham [APA-229, commissioned 11.11.44], Rockwall
[APA-230, commissioned 14.1.45], St. Croix [APA-231, commissioned 1.12.44], San Saba [APA-232,
commissioned 3.12.44], Sevier [APA-233, commissioned 6.12.44], Bollinger [APA-234, commissioned 9.12.44,
LPA-234], Bottineau [APA-235, commissioned 30.12.44], Bronx [APA-236, commissioned 27.8.45], Bexar
[APA-237, 9.10.45, LPA-237], Dane [APA-238, commissioned 20.10.45], Glynn [APA-239, commissioned
17.10.45]) US attack transports, Victory-ship VC-2-S-AP5, CONWAY 1922-46
Hast V: dutch steamer, launched 2/1941, 23.10.1941 commissioned as german net tender NT 12, 1945 dutch merchant Hast V,
1959 german Margitta J, 1962 Andrea I
Hastings british 40/44 guns 1707
Hastings british 40/44 guns 1741
Hastings: british (74) ex indiaman, launched 1819, docked out as screw ship (60) 1855
Hastings-class (Hastings 1930, Folkestone 1930, Penzance, Scarborough) british sloops, completed 1930-31
Hasty. british gunvessel, No.33 launched 6/1797, sold 1802
Hasty,12. british gunvessel, 8/1812 launched, 1819 survey ship, 1827 yard craft, still in existence in 1870
Hatakaze-class (Hatakaze [commissioned 27.3.1986], Shimakaze [commissioned 23.3.1988]) japanese destroyers, CONWAY
Hat Creek, T2-SE-A1
Hatsuharu-class (Ariake [commissioned 25.3.1935], Hatsuharu [commissioned 30.9.33], Hatsushimo [commissioned 27.9.1934],
Nenohi [commissioned 30.9.1933], Wakaba [commissioned 31.10.1934], Yugure [commissioned 30.3.1935])
japanese destroyer, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Hatsukaze: japanese, commissioned 11/1903, 193_ training ship
Hatsushima-class (Hatsushima [commissioned 25.10.40], Tsurushima [commissioned 28.3.41, 1945 mercantile], Odate
[commissioned 31.7.41], Tateishi [commissioned 31.8.41]) japanese cablelayers/minelayers/netlayer,
launched 1940-41, refitted 1943-44 as minelayer/escort
Hatsushima-class (Hatsushima [launched 30.10.1978], Miyajima [launched 18.9.79], Enoshima [launched 25.7.80], Miijima
[launched 2.6.81], Yakushima [launched 22.6.82], Toroshima [launched 23.6.83], Hahajima/Hamajima
[launched 27.6.84], Etajima launched 17.6.85], Kamishima [launched 20.6.86], Moroshima [launched
11.6.87], Yurishima [launched 13.5.88], Ninoshima [launched 9.8.79], Ukishima [launched 11.7.80], Oshima
[launched 17.6.81], Narushima [launched 7.6.82], Chichijima [launched 18.7.83], Takashima [launched
18.6.84], Mewajima [launched 5.6.85], Himeshima [launched 10.6.86], Ogishima [launched 10.6.87],
Hikoshima [launched 2.6.88]) japanese minesweepers/minehunters
Hatsutaka-class (Hatsutaka [commissioned 31.10.1939], Aotaka [commissioned 30.6.40], Wakatake [commissioned 30.11.41,
1947 british Laburnum, later malaysian]) japanese minelayer/netlayer/escort
Hatsuyuki-class (Hatsuyuki [commissioned 23.3.1982], Shirayuki [commissioned 8.2.1983], Sawayuki [commissioned
15.2.1984], Mineyuki [commissioned 26.1.1984], Hamayuki [commissioned 18.11.1983], Isoyuki
[commissioned 23.1.1985], Haruyuki [commissioned 14.3.1985], Yamayuki [commissioned 3.12.1985],
Matsuyuki [commissioned 19.3.1986], Setoyuki [commissioned 11.12.1986], Asayuki [commissioned
198
20.2.1987], Shimayuki [commissioned 17.2.1987]) japanese destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Hatteras-type () US patrol craft, 6 nicaraguan transferred 1980
Haughty: british gunvessel, No.31 launched 4/1797, sold 1802
Haughty,14. (1804 launched. sold 1816) 1806
Hauk-class (Hauk [commissioned 1904, 1940 Krokodil NO 23], Falk [commissioned 1904, 1940 german Qualle NO 26])
norwegian torpedo boat
Hauk-class (Hauk [commissioned 8/1977, IM KOPIENORDNER], Orn [commissioned 1979], Terne [commissioned 1979],
Tjeld [commissioned 1979], Skarv [commissioned 1979], Teist [commissioned 1979], Jo [commissioned 1979],
Lom [commissioned 19780], Stegg [commissioned 19780], Falk [commissioned 19780], Ravn [commissioned
19780], Gribb [commissioned 19780], Geir [commissioned 19780], Erle [commissioned 10.12.1980]) norwegian
fast missile and torpedo attack craft
Hauki-class (6 built) finnish landing craft/artillery/personel ferries
d´Hautpoul: french (74) 1802 laid down as Courageux, 1807 launched as Alcide, 1807 renamed D'Hautpoul, taken by RN
4/1809, renamed HMS Abercrombie, 30x32pdr, 30x18pdr, 4x12pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x12pdr + 2x32pdr
carronades, 1817 sold
Havannah:
Havelwerft: german submarine searching motorboat 1916, 1917 UZ 6a, 1920 police craft Kiel 7, 1926 UZ 6a
Havengore 1910, tug
Havfruen: danish frigate 1789, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE
Havik: (16) dutch, surrendered on 17 8/1796, british Havick, 1799 refitting
Havik dutch (24) 1784
Havik: dutch merchant, launched 3/1938, 1940 german mine barrier breaking vessel NS VI, 1941 Sperrbrecher 146, 1949 french
Enseigne Yves Bignon, 1950 dutch Holendrecht, 1952 british Paul M.
Havmanden-class (Havmanden [launched 12/11], Havfruen [launched 8/12], Thetis [launched 6/12], Triton [launched 3/13,
renamed 2den April], Najaden [launched 7/13], Nymfen [launched 2/14]) danish submarines
Havmanden-class (H-class) (Havmanden [H 1, commissioned 8.10.1938], Havfruen [H 2, commissioned 6.5.1939], Havkalen [H
3, commissioned 18.7.1939], Havhesten [H 4, commissioned 13.10.1942]) danish submarine, 5x45,72 TT,
2x4,0, 2x0,8
Havoc,12. (1805 Yarmouth. customs watch vessel 1834. BU 1859)
Havock-class (Havock [commissioned 1/1894], Hornet [commissioned 7/1894]) [Yarrow 26-knotters] british destroyer,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Hawaiian Monarch: container freighter 1965
Hawk: british, launched 1755
Hawk,18. (french privateer Atalante taken during 8/1803)
Hawk-class (Al Hussein [commissioned 12/1989], Al Hussan [commissioned 3/1990], Abdullah [commissioned 1991])
jordanian fast gun attack craft
Hawke-class (Hawk/Hawke [7/1793 launched, commissioned 1793, BU 1803], Swift [launched 10/1793, 1798 foundered])
british sloops, 16x6pdr, 12 swivels
Hawke,12. (hired armed cutter) around 1800
Hawke,16. (french Lutine taken on 24 3/1806. renamed Buzzard in 1812. sold 1814)
Hawke: british (74) launched 1820. 1820 laid up. completed as screw ship (60) 1855
Hawkesbury: clipper, built 1868
Hawkins
Hay: german gunboat, 1882, tender, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Hayabusa-class (Aotaka, Azura, Chidori, Hashitaki, Hato, Hayabusa, Hibari, Kamome, Kari, Kasasagi, Kiji, Manazuru, Ootori,
Sagi, Tsubame) japanese torpedo boats, completed 1900-1904, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hayabusa: japanese submarine chaser, completed 10.06.1957, 1978 yacht ASY 91
Hayasaki-class (Hayasaki 1942, Nanshin [commissioned 1940, renamed Kinezaki], Sirasaki 1943, Arasaki 1943) japanese 1x8,0,
3x1,3, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hayase: japanese mine warfare support ship, minelayer, launched 21.6.1971
Hayashio-class (Hayashio [commissioned 30.6.1962], Wakashio [commissioned 10.8.1962]) japanese submarines
Hayasui: japanese fleet tanker, seaplane carrier 1944, 4x12,7, 6 seaplanes, IM KOPIENORDNER
Haysville: tug, 1942
Hazard: british sloop, launched 10/1749, rebuilt 1755, 8x3pdr, 10 swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hazard: british (16) sloop 1794
Hazard,6. (hired armed cutter) around 1799-1802
H. C. Horn: german transport, commissioned 10/1932, 1939 heinrich, 1943 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 27,
H. D. Collier, T2-SE-A2
Healy WAGB-20: USCG ice breaker, commissioned 11/1999
Heart of Oak: mercantile, purchased/hired by RN 1777, still in service 1782 (20)
Heart of Oak: mercantile, purchased 3/1794 as fire vessel, 1796 sold
199
Hearty,12. gunbrig. launched 1805. sold 1816) 1805
Heather Bell: clipper, built 1855
Heather Sprig: 1913, balloon vessel in world war 2
Heatherton: tug, 1944
Heathery Brae: 1910, balloon vessel in world war 2
Hébé: french frigate, launched 1782, 28x18pdr, 12x9pdr, 8x32pdr carronades, captured 9/1782, in RN as Hebe, renamed HMS
Blonde in 1805. 1798-1806 troopship, BU 1811. classic Sané-18pdr-design, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hebe,6. (armed vessel hired in 1798) used as a navy transport.
Hebe,32. (1804 launched. sold 1813) 1805
Hebe,16. (hired armed ship) around 1807
Hébé, L´: french corvette, launched 1808, 20x9pdr, 2x6pdr + 2x18pdr carronades, 2x6pdr, taken 1809 by RN renamed
Ganymede, 1819 hulk, 1838 capsized, raised and BU 1840
Hebe,46. (1826 Woolwich. hulk 1861)
Hebrus:
Hecate,14. gunboat No. 32. launched 5/1797, sliding keel, used as a breakwater in 1809?
Hecate,18. (1809 Upnor. ‘cruizer’ sold 1817) 1810
Hecate: british paddle sloop, launched 1839 (6)
Hecla-class (Hecla [launched 7/1815, commissioned 1816, sold 1831], Infernal [launched 7/1815, commissioned 1816, sold
1831], Fury [launched 4/1814, exploration vessel 1821, lost 1825], Meteor [launched 6/1823, commissionend 1824,
1832 renamed Beacon, converted to survey ship, sold 1846], Aetna [launched 5/1824, hulked 1839], Sulphur
[launched 1/1826, commissioned 1827, hulked 1843], Erebus [launched 6/1826, commissioned 1827, fitted with
engine and lifting propeller in 1845, lost 1848], Thunder [launched 8/1829, commissioned 1830, BU 1851]) british
bomb, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar, 2x6pdr, 8x24pdr carronades
Hecla: british paddle sloop, launched 1839 (6)
Hecla: british T-depot ship (ex merchant British Crown) purchased whilst building, launched on 7.3.1878, delivered to RN
24.8.1878
Hecla repair ship 1941
Hector british 40/44 guns 1703
Hector UK40/44 guns 1721
Hector british 40/44 guns 1743
Hector: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, sold 1773, 4x3pdr, 8 swivels
Hector,74. (launched 1774. hulk 1808)
Hector: dutch frigate (44) launched 1784, 1799 taken by RN, renamed Pandour, 1801 troopship, 1803 floating battery, 1805 to
customs as hulk, 20x12pdr, 22x9pdr, 2x6pdr, HOWARD S. 243
Hector-class (Hector [commissioned 22.2.1864], Valiant [commissioned 15.9.1868]) british armoured frigates, CONWAY 18601905 Bd. 1
Hector: 1921, tug
Hector: british, launched 1924 merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)
Hed
Heeli 1976
Hef
Hegra, T2-SE-A1
„Hegu“-class (Haibat [pakistani, transferred 5.5.1981], Jalaat [pakistani, transferred 5.5.1981], Jurat [pakistani, transferred
10/1981], Shujaat [pakistani, transferred 10/1981], ...) chinese-built fast missile attack craft, similar to soviet
“Komar”, IM KOPIENORDNER
Heh
Heian Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1930, maiden voyage 1/1931, later submarine supply ship, IM KOPIENORDNER
Heibetnuma: turkish cruiser 1893
Heidi I: 1977
Heidtmann I: german submarine searching motorboat 1916, 1917 UZ 8a, 1920 police craft Kiel 8, 1926 UZ 8a, ...
Heiju Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1903, renamed Shohei Maru in 1936
Heiligerlee-class (Heiligerlee [launched 1/1868], Krokodil [launched 2/1868], Tijger [launched 1868]) dutch monitor
Heimdal I: fishing vessel, 1942 german Arbeitsboot ...
Heimdall: german eimerkettenbagger, dredging ship, 1981, IM KOPIENORDNER
Heinrich: yacht, built 1862
Heinrich Heine: fridge ship 1975
Heinrich Heister: steamer 1866, 1870: Emden, 1870: Falke, kaiserl. Marine, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Heinrich Jessen 1940, renamed Barracudo
Hejmdal: danish corvette (16) launched 7/1856
Hejmdal: danish fishery protection vessel, launched 1.2.35, 1943 german patrol vessel Nerger, 1945 danish
Hekla: danish cruiser/gunboat, launched 11/1890
Hela: 1854 prussian training ship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1 (Der Urwähler)
200
Hela: german aviso, commissioned 3.5.1896, 1899 light cruiser, reboilered 1910, CONWAY 1906-21, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Hela: german fleet tender, commissioned 16.10.40, 1946 soviet Angara, CONWAY 1922-46, DEUTSCHE KRIEGSMARINE
1935-45 BD2
Helder: dutch Helder/Embuscade taken on 28.8.1799 by RN. renamed Helder ex Ambuscade, sold 1807, 26x12pdr, 4x6pdr +
4x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr + 2x24pdr carronades, 1803 24x24pdr carronades, 8x18pdr carronades as floating battery
(?)
Helderenberg: dutch, captured by RN, bomb
Heldin: dutch frigate [ex Helder? ex Alarm?], launched 1796, 24x12pdr, 4x6pdr, taken 1799, 1802 sold
Helen: built 1901, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) Porto Torres in WWI
Helena: (14) launched 1778. foundered 1796. schooner-rigged cutter 1778. captured by the french Sensible in 9/1778 and
renamed Helene. recaptured on 22 6/1779.
Helena,16. (1843 launched. hulk 1861) 1844
Helena Mena: british composite barque, built 1876
Hélène: french?, brig sloop, 14x6pdr, purchased early 1778 by RN as Helena, 9/1778 taken by french, 1779 retaken, 1798 lost
Helene: danish tug, launched 1939, 1943 P 38, danish minesweeper, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 34, 1945 danish
Helga: launched 1908, later irish fishery protection vessel Muircha
Helgoland: kuk frigate, commissioned 3.4.1869
Helgoland: danish coastal battleship, launched 5/1878, commissioned 20.8.1879, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Helgoland: german tug, launched 3/1891, 1916 liason vessel B, 1918 A, 1939 H 105, 1939 Sperrwachschiff 5, 1943 DWo 65,
1943 Vs 156, 1945 tug Silbermöwe
Helgoland-class (Helgoland [commissioned 23.8.1911], Ostfriesland [commissioned 1.8.1911], Thüringen [commissioned
1.7.1911], Oldenburg [commissioned 1.5.1912]) german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1,
Helgoland: launched 6.5.1939, german ferry, barrack ship in world war 2, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Helicon (1808 Upnor. ‘cherokee’ BU 1829) 1808
Helios l: 1866
Hellas: 2300t, 1600bm tons, 180ft x 45ft x 13ft 8in, armament: 32-32pdr, 32x42pdr carronades, double blanked very fast frigate,
ordered by the Greek goverment, launched 1826, left NY on 4.10.1826 under temporary name Hope, arrived Nafplia on
8.12.1826, first under the Greek translated name Elpis, but soon renamed into Hellas
Hellas: british merchant schooner, 1838 opium clipper, built 1832
Hellas: greek sloop, launched 1861
Helle:
Help: salvage vessel 1943
Helsingborg: german steamer 1901, 1914 russian Ljudi, 1914 mine trials ship Opyt
Helsingkallan: russian light ship 1885, 1918 finnish, 1937 Varamajakka 1, IM KOPIENORDNER
Helsinki-class (Helsinki [commissioned 1981], Turku [commissioned 1985], Oulu [commissioned 1985], Kotka [commissioned
1986]) finnish fast missile attack craft, CONWAY 1947-95
Helvetia: launched 1905, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 222
Helvig: 1937
Hemema-class: swedish galleys, 24x36pdr, 2x12pdr, 40 oars
Hemmoor II: tug, launched 1910
Hendon: tug, 1924
Hengam-class (Hengam [commissioned 12.8.1974], Larak [commissioned 12.11.1974], Lavan [completed for trials late 1984,
delivered 16.1.1985], Tonb [completed for trials 10/1984, delivered 21.2.1985]) iranian tank landing ships,
CONWAY 1947-95
Henri, L´: french privateer, taken by RN 1808, renamed Caledon, 1811 sold
Henri IV: french battleship, commissioned 9/1903, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER & CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3
Henrique Dias-class (Barreto de Menezes [launched 2/45???, ex HMS Paru], Felipe Camarao [launched 7/42, ex HMS
Papaterra], Fernandas Vieira [launched 11.6.42, ex HMS Parati], Henrique Dias [launched 26.8.42, ex
HMS Pargo], Mathias de Albuquerque [launched 11.6.42, ex HMS Pampano], Vidal de Negreiros
[launched 1942, ex HMS Pelegrine]) brazilian trawlers, CONWAY 1922-46
Henry Grâce à Dieu: see Great Harry
Henry J. Kaiser: T-AO-…, US fleet oiler, IM KOPIENORDNER
Henry Lancaster: 1919 trawler, 1937 converted to salvage vessel
Henry Larssen: canadian ice breaker, commissioned 1988, IM KOPIENORDNER
Herakles: 1897 built, completed 12/1898 as swedish SAR tug, 1905 acquired by IJN, renamed Kurihashi, IM KOPIENORDNER
Herald,20. (1806 Littlehampton. BU 1817) 1807
Herald: US brig, launched 1811, taken by RN 1813, renamed powder hulk Barbadoes, 1815 wrecked
Herald: 1864 transport, IM KOPIENORDNER as Cuxhaven
Herbertfähre: german ferry barges, also used as gunbarges, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Hercule: french (74) 17_8, razed 1794: Hydre
201
Hercule: french (74) 1797, 1798 taken by HMS Mars, in 4/1801 she went into dock to be repaired, completely repaired and
coppered she left dock on Monday 27.7. by 28.8. she had finished taking in her new guns
Hercule: french (74) 1815, as Kremlin (until 1814, later Provence) built, 1815 wieder Provence, 1830 Algier, hulk in 1858
Hercule, fireship. expended during the attack on the french fleet in the Aix Roads on 11.4.1809
Hercules: dutch privateer, near sister to Orestes ex Mars, brig sloop, 18x9pdr, 12 swivels, taken 12/1781 by RN, renamed
Pylades, 1790 BU
Hercules: dutch (64) launched 1781, 26x24pdr, 26x18pdr, 4+4x9pdr, 8+2x24pdr carronades, captured in 1797, HMS Delft, 1799
troopship, 1802 hulk, bug in HOWARD S.196
Hercules: british 74 guns 1759
Hercules: argentine frigate, arrived 21.12.1813, built about 1798
Hercules: british 74 guns 1815
Hercules: british battleship, commissioned 21.11.1868, as brazilian Independencia built, 1905 barrack ship, 1909 Calcutta, 1915
Fisgard II, INFORMATION in CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Hercules: dutch auxiliary minelayer, launched 1910 as tug, taken over by the navy 1919
Hercules: german tug 1921, 1930 soviet
Hercules: german tug 1921, 1922 Jason, 1935 soviet Musson, guard vessel SKR 23, 1942/1944 sunk
Herluf Trolle-class (Herluf Trolle 7.6.1901, Olfert Fischer 31.5.1905, Peder Skram [commissioned 24.9.1908, 1943 scuttled,
salvaged, german AA training vessel Adler]) danish coastal battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3,
CONWAY 1906-21
Hermadur: icelandic fishery protection vessel, built 1947
Hermangildo (112) 1783 spanish
Hermann: tug, launched 1925, 1939 Sperrfahrzeug 54
Hermann Fischer = PC 286: fishing vessel, 1944 Arbeitsboot ...
Herman Rudolf Meyer-class (Hermann Rudolf Meyer, Hans Hackmack, Theo Fischer, Bernhard Gruben) german SAR cruisers
Herman Sauber: commissioned 30.12.1936, german freighter, 1941 netlayer Netzleger II, 1946 soviet, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 3
Hermann von Wissmann: launched 26.12.1940, german support ship, 1945 british Royal Harold, 1950 belgian Kamina, troop
transport, 1962 logistics support ship
Hermes,16. (purchased 1803 as Majestic. sold 1810) 1804
Hermes-class (Hermes [launched 7/1811, 1814 wrecked], Myrmidon [launched 6/1813, BU 1823], Valorous [launched 2/1816,
1821 post ship (26), 1829 BU], Ariadne [launched 2/1816, 1820 post ship (26/28), 1837 hulk]) british, 2x9pdr,
Hermes: swedish tug 1877, 1885 russian Germes, 1887 SAR Meteor, 1914 transport
Hermes: british paddle sloop, launched 1835 (6)
Hermes: british aicraft carrier, commissioned 2/1924, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL VII, CONWAY 1906-21
Hermione: french frigate, launched 1748, 26x12pdr, captured by RN 1757, sold
Hermione,32. (1782 launched. BU 1805)
Hérmione: french screw frigate (46) 1862
Hermione: clipper, launched 10/1876
Hermione: 1906, oil tanker
Hero: british, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr, launched 3/1759, 1787 receiving hulk, 1793 prison, 1800 renamed Rochester, 1810
BU, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hero,74. launched 8/1803. wrecked 1811, first voyyage 1805
Hero: british (91) launched 1858
Hero: 1907
Hero-class (Paul Bogle [jamaican, delivered 1985], ...) patrol craft
Heroine,32. (1758 launched. Venus until 1809, reduced from 36 guns in 1792. sold 1828) out of commission from 1807
Heroine,6. (1841 Woolwich. harbour service 1865. BU 1878) 8/41
Heron,16. (purchased 1804. renamed Volcano, bomb, in 1810. sold 1816) merchant ship when purchased. undercanvased, slow
and rolled prodigiously. remained out of commission until she was converted into a bomb
Heron,18. (1812 Upnor. originally to be called Rattlesnake. BU 1831) 1812
Heron,12. (1847 launched. foundered 1859) british 1848
Héron: french paddle sloop (2-6) launched 1847
Heron 1911, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Heron's Bridge, T2-SE-A1
Héros french (74) 1778, burnt by RN 1793
Héros french (74) 1801, taken by RN 1808
Héros french (118) 1813
Herse-class (Charrue, Herse, Pioche, Rateau) french minesweepers, launched 1913-14, commissioned 1914
Herstal-class (Temse [1970 s-korean], Hasselt, Kortrijk, Lokeren, Turnhout, Tongeren, Merksem, Oudenaerde, Herstal, Huy,
Seraing, Tournai [1970 s-korean], Vise, Ougrée, Dinant, Andenne) belgian inshore minesweepers
Hertha: launched 4/1905, 1914 germany auxiliary hospital ship E, 1914 german auxiliary minelayer, 1945 greek Heimara
202
Herzog Friedrich: launched 1901, passenger transport, 1914 liason vessel, 1938 Victoria, 1939 trials ship, 1940 tender, 1949
Viktoria, 1960 Y 808 = Viktoria, 1971 Pirat
Herzogin Cecilie: german sailing freighter 1902
Hesper: british (18, later 26) launched 7/1809, commissioned 1809, 1817 sold
Hespérides: spanish auxiliary 1990s, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hesperus: english clipper, launched 11.11.1873, 1899 russian Velikaya Knyazhna Maria Nikolayevna
Hessen: german frigate, sea trials 2/2005
Heureuse, L´: french privateer, taken 10/1799 by RN, renamed Heureux, 20x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr, 1806 foundered
Heureux french (74) 1782, burnt by RN 1793
Heureux,16. (french Lynx taken on 21 1/1807. sold 1814)
Heyser, T1-M-A2
Hia
Hibernia: british (110) launched 17.11.1804, the same day as Pallas and Circe. finished 1805, since 1825: neues Heck (122),
Umbaubeginn 1819, original: 32*32pdr, 32*24pdr, 34*18pdr, 12*12pdr, 16*32 carronades pdr,2*18 carronades pdr,
sold 1902
Hibernia british launched 1847
Hickorol 1918, oil tanker
Hickory Lake: RCN MMS 1945, soviet
Hidaka-class (PS 32, PS 33, PS 34, PS 35, PS 36, PS 37, P38, PS 39, PS 41, PS 43, PS 44, PS 45, PS 46) japanese small patrol
vessels, completed 1961-68
Hie
Hif
Highflyer,8. schooner. (US privateer captured in 1/1813. recaptured 9/1813)
Highflyer: british screw corvette, launched 1851 (21)
Highflyer-class (Hermes [commissioned 5.10.1899], Highflyer [commissioned 7.12.1899], Hyacinth [commissioned 3.9.1900])
british armoured cruisers, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1, see also Challenger-class
Highlander. (merchantman which fought a noteworthy action under naval command) large ship armed with 12 carronades
Highway: RN-LSD 1943, ex BAPM-2, ex LSD-10
Hih
Hii
Hij
Hikawa Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1930, maiden voyage 1930, hospital ship in world war 2, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hilary: british merchant 1931, ocean boarding vessel in world war 2, 1943 LSH(L) landing ship headquarter, large
Hills-class/Hill-class (Birdlip [T.218, commissioned 12/41], Bredon [T.223, commissioned 4/42], Butser [T.219, commissioned
1/42], Duncton [T.220, commissioned 2/42], Dunkery [T.224, commissioned 5/42], Inkpen [T.225, commissioned
6/42], Portsdown [T.221, commissioned 3/42], Yestor [T.222, commissioned 4/42]) british trawlers, launched 1941,
CONWAY 1922-46
Hilo AGP-2: 1942
Himalaya: french merchant, launched 1902, 1914 trooper
Hina
Hinb
Hinchinbrook: ex US privateer, taken 1777? by RN, 4/1778 retaken by US privateers, 14x4pdr
Hind: french privateer, (16?), taken 9/1709 by RN, 1711 sunk
Hind: british, 2x9pdr aft, 20x9pdr, 2x3pdr, launched 11/1749, 1782 transport, 1784 sold
Hind: british revenue cutter (customs) 1790, 1827? RN, tender, 1844 sold
Hind,14. (hired cutter) 1797
Hind,20. (1814 launched. sold 1829)
Hindostan/Hindustan: purchased 1795, 1802 storeship, burnt 1804, originally the east indiaman Born/Hindostan, 28*18pdr,
26*32pdr carronades, 2x18pdr, as storeship 2x18pdr, 26x32pdr carronades
Hindostan,50. (purchased 1804. sold 1855) 1805
Hindostan: east indiaman, launched 1813, purchased 11/1813 as storeship Buffalo for RN, 2x9pdr, 16x24pdr carronades,
wrecked 1840
Hindostan: british 80 guns, launched 1841
Hindustan: british sloop 1930, 1948 pakistani
Hinemoa: clipper, built 1890
Hiniesta: 1902, calibrating vessel in world war 2
Hippolyta: clipper, built 1856
Hippomenes: (taken on 20 9/1803. sold 1813)
Hippopotame-class (Hippopotame, Mastodonte, Mammouth, Rhinoceros) french patrol tugs, completed 1917-19
Hirashima-class (Hirashima [commissioned 24.12.40], Hoko [commissioned 20.12.41], Ishikazi/Ishizaki [commissioned
28.2.42, 1945 minesweeper, 1947 USA], Takashima [commissioned 25.3.42], Saishu [commissioned 25.4.42,
1947 chinese Yung Ching, 1949 taiwanese], Niizaki [commissioned 31.8.42], Yurijima [commissioned
203
25.11.42], Nuwashima/Nuwajima [commissioned 15.11.42], Maeshima/Maejima [commissioned 31.7.43])
japanese minelayers, commissioned 1940-42, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Hirondelle,16. (taken on 28 4/1804. lost 1808)
Hirondelle: french cruiser 1873
Hiryu: japanese aircraft carrier, commissioned 5.7.1939, SEEMACHT II, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1922-46
Hisingen-class (Hisingen [commissioned 1960/61], Blackan [commissioned 1960/61], Dämman [commissioned 1960/61],
Galten [commissioned 1960/61], Gillöga [commissioned 1964], Rödlöga [commissioned 1964], Svartlöga
[commissioned 1964]) swedish inshore minesweepers
Hitachi: japanese target vessel, launched 1943, 1945 converted to escort
Hiwassee, T1-M-A2
Hiyo
Hjælperen: danish minelayer, launched 1890
Hobart,18. (french Revenge (or Revanche) taken in 10/1794. sold 1803)
Hobart,18. (described in 1828 as a ship of about 700 bm, originally an english west indiaman. captured by the dutch retaken. the
Hobart,18 listed above is the only one in Steel's List so were probably one and the same)
Hobkirk's Hill (I), completed as Conastoga (III), T2-SE-A1
Hobkirk's Hill (II), T2-SE-A1
Hobsons Bay: british, launched 1922 merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) Esperance Bay/Arawa???, 1941
trooper Arawa
Hoche: french battleship, commissioned 1890, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Hocquart, Le: french privateer, built 1704, 20x6pdr, 6x3pdr, taken 1705 by RN, renamed Dunkirk Prize, 1708 wrecked
Hodgeville: tug, 1944
Hoffnung: brigg 1844
Hogue: british 74 guns, launched 1811. completed as screw ship (60) 1855
Hoheweg (I): german tug 1923, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hoi Tung Hung: chinese gunboat, launched 1880
Hoj
Hokkai Maru: sister to Nankai Maru, japanese merchant 1938, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hôkoku Maru: japanese auxiliary cruiser 1940, 6x14,0, 4 TT, 2 seaplanes (sister to Aikoku Maru [auxiliary cruiser 1940],
Gokoku Maru [auxiliary cruiser 1941), IM KOPIENORDNER
„Hoku“-type (chinese 80-110 built since late 1960s, project EM1A
albanian: 4 transferred in 1976-77
bangladeshi: Duranta [transferred 6.4.1983], Durdan [transferred 6.4.1983], Durbar [transferred 10/1983], Duruedya
[transferred 10/1983]
egyptian: 4/6 in 1984
pakistani: 2 in 1981, 2 in 1982) chinese-built fast missile attack craft, version of „Komar“, CONWAY 1947-95
„Hola“-class (5100 [built 1970s]) chinese fast missile attack boat, CONWAY 1947-95 1947-95
Holland-class (Holland [launched 10/1896], Zeeland [launched 1897], Friesland [launched 1896], Gelderland [launched 9/1898,
1918 non-effective CONWAY 1906-21, 1920 gunnery training ship, 1941 german AA-battery Niobe,
DEUTSCHE KRIEGSMARINE 1935-45 BD2], Noordbrabant/Noord Brabant [launched 1/1899], Utrecht
[launched 7/1898]) dutch protected cruisers
Holland-type (No 1 [commissioned 1.8.1905], No 2 [commissioned 5.9.1905], No 3 [commissioned 5.9.1905], No 4
[commissioned 1.10.1905], No 5 [commissioned 1.10.1905]) japanese submarines
(Beluga [launched 1905], Losos 1907, Peskar [launched 1905], Shchurka 1905, Som [ex Fulton, commissioned
1905], Sterlyad [launched 1905], Sudak 1907) russian submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER
(1 [launched 1913], 2, 3) russian midget submarines, CONWAY 1906-21
Holland, AS-3: US submarine tender, commissioned 1.6.1926
Holland-class (Holland [commissioned 31.12.1954, 1978 peruvian Garcia Y Garcia], Zeeland [commissioned 1.3.55], Noord
Brabant [commissioned 1.6.55], Gelderland [commissioned 17.8.55]) dutch destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Holland No. 1: 1875
Holland No. 1: commissioned 2.2.1903 (british submarine-class) 10. Holland Boot, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Holland No. 2: (british submarine-class) commissioned 1.8.1902, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Holland No. 3 = The Fenian Ram submarine 1879
Holland No. 7 = Plunger No. 7
Holland No. 8 = USS Holland SS-1, completed 1899, commissioned 12.10.1900 ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE (?)
Holland No. 9: USN submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN 5000 JAHRE, prototype for A-class = Adder-class, see there
Holland No. 10: see No. 1 (1902)
Hollandia (82) 1664 dutch
Holly: british (8) schooner, 1809 launched, commissioned 1811, lost 1814
Holm Sound: repair ship 1944
204
Holnis: west german inshore minesweeper, launched 31.3.1966, Typ 390, 1968 communications trials boat, Typ 740
Holsatia: german transport, 5/1868 delivered, 1878 russian Rossija, 1894 transport/training ship Dnestr, 1910 hulk Blokshif No.
5
Holstein: danish, launched 1772, taken 1801 by RN, 1805 renamed Nassau, 1814 sold, 26x24pdr, 24x18pdr, 12x24pdr
carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x24pdr carronades
„Homa“-class (NATO name) (...) chinese fast missile attack craft, hydrofoil, 1 built 1970s
Holstensailor: merchant, 1978 built, 145x23x8,2 m, 18 kn
Homestead, T2-SE-A1
Honeydew: british merchant 1911
Honey Hill, T2-SE-A1
Honfleurais: 1915, renamed Hawfinch
„Hong Jin“-class () 30 north-korean fast gun attack craft, built since 1975
Honningsvaag, T2-SE-A1
Hood: british (91) launched 1859 as screw ship, laid down as Edgar (80)
Hood: british battleship, commissioned 1.6.1893
Hood: british battle cruiser, commissioned 5.3.1920, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 190621, CONWAY 1922-46
Hood River, T2-SE-A1
Hoop 1785 dutch (14)
Hoop: dutch steamer, launched 1938, 1942 german net tender NT 49
Hope: british schooner, american built 1771
Hope: purchased by RN 1780, 1781 run ashore, 14x4pdr
Hope: mercantile, 12x4pdr, 8 swivels, purchased early 1780 by RN, 1781 taken by french, 6 days later retaken, 1785 sold,
maybe ex US Lady Washington, taken in 1779
Hope,14. (dutch Star on 14 9/1795. sold 1807)
Hope,6. (hired cutter) around 1799-1802
Hope: mercantile, purchased by RN 3/1797 as gunboat No. 41 Rattler, 10x18pdr carronades, 2x18pdr
Hope. (hired armed tender) around 1805-1807
Hope 2nd,10. (hired armed tender) around 1805-12
Hope. launched 1808. ‘cherokee’. BU 1819) 1808
Hope. brig (1824 Plymouth. ‘cherokee’. BU 1882) 1825
Hope,5. (tender to Maidstone) around 1826
Hope C: 1975
Hopkins-class (Hopkins DD-6 [commissioned 23.9.1903], Hull DD-7 [commissioned 20.5.1903]) US destroyers
Horatio,44. (1807 launched. built of fir. sold 1865) british frigate 1808, 1845-50 converted: screw frigate, (24 mortars)
Horizon-class (Forbin [launched 10.3.2005], Chevalier Paul, Ardito, Audace) french/italian frigates
Horn: swedish galley, (L9 1720, 1x24pdr, 2x6pdr, 2x4pdr, 14x3pdr swivels
Hornbay: german fridge-ship 1955, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Horncliff: 1954
Hornet: british cutter, purchased by RN 1/1763, sold 1772, 6x3pdr, 12 swivels
Hornet-class (Hornet [launched 8/1831, completed as a packet brigantine, commissioned 7/1832, BU 1845], Spider [launched
9/1835, 1847 packet, later described as sloop, 1861 sold], Viper [launched 5/1831, later classed as packet, 1850s
BU], Cockatrice [launched 8/1832, completed as packet brigantine, 1846 victualling transport, 1847 store tender,
1858 sold]) british schooner, 2x6pdr, 4x12pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hornet: british screw corvette, launched 1854 (17)
Hornet: armed US yacht, launched 1890, 1898 USN, sold 1910
Hornisse: oiler 1967, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Hornsund: german steamer, launched 2.8.1922, 1926 Pera, 1931 Norburg
Horseshoe, T2-SE-A1
Horst Wessel: german sail training ship 1936, later as Eagle to USCG
Horta: german merchant, commissioned 17.3.1901, 1923 Ruth Fischer, 1924 Patria, 1931 swedish Lygia, 1940 german
Malmedy, 1943 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 167, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Horten: norwegian support ship, commissioned 4/1978, CONWAY 1947-95
Ho Sho: 1869 freighter, 1872 gunboat Hosho
Hosho: japanese aircraft carrier, commissioned 16/27.12.1922, IM KOPIENORDNER (1939, 1945), CONWAY 1906-21 (1922)
„Hotel“-class (K-19 [commissioned 12.11.1960, nicknamed Hiroshima], K-33 [commissioned 6.6.1961], K-55 [commissioned
12.8.1962], K-40 [commissioned 28.12.1962, converted to unarmed communications relay submarine KS-40,
project 658U], K-16 [commissioned 15.6.1963], K-145 [commissioned 19.12.1963, 1965 project 701 „Hotel III“,
trials ship for SS-N-8 missile], K-149 [commissioned 12.2.1964, 1969 Ukrainskiy Komsomolets], K-178
[commissioned 30.6.1964]) soviet strategic submarines, project 658, CONWAY 1947-95, project 658M was
modified for new missile SS-N-5
Hotspur,46. (1828 launched, sold 1902) 1828, renamed Monmouth in 1868
Hotspur: british monitor, commissioned 17.11.1871, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
205
„Houjian“-class (NATO code name) (770 [commissioned 7/1991]) chinese fast missile attack craft prototype with western
weapons for export, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hound-class (Hound [launched as Hornet 3/1790, 1794 taken by french], Martin [launched 10/1790, 1800 lost], Rattlesnake
[launched 1/1791, 1811 hulked], Fury [launched 3/1790, 1798 converted to a bomb vessel, 1x 13in mortar, 1x 10in
mortar?, 10x6pdr, 12 swivels, 1811 BU], Serpent [launched as Porcupine 12/1789, 16x6pdr, 6x12pdr carronades,
2x12pdr carronades, 1806 foundered, IM KOPIENORDNER]) 16x6pdr, 4x12pdr carronades, 2x12pdr carronades
Hound: british revenue cutter (customs) 1791, still in service 1821
Hound,16. (purchased 1801. BU 1812) ex Monarch
Hound: (8) british, 1846 launched, commissioned 1846, breakwater 1872
„Houxin“-class (751, 752, 753, 754, 755, ...) chinese fast missile attack craft, first entered service in 1991
Hovenweep, T2-SE-A1
Howard DDG-83: US destroyer, in service 10/2001
Howe,38. (purchased 1805 as a store ship. sold 1864)
Howe,120. (BU 1854) laid down in 1806. remained out of commission until 1815/1835? when commissioned as flagship
Howe: british (110) launched 1860
Hoyo: (ex dutch lighthouse tender Pollux) launched 1922, sunk 1942, commissioned 1943 as Horai Maru, 1944 Hoyo
Hozu-class/Seta-class (Hozu [commissioned 7.11.1923], Seta [commissioned 6.10.1923, 1945 chinese Chang Teh], Katata
[commissioned 20.10.1923], Hira [commissioned 24.8.1923]) japanese river gunboats 1923, IM
KOPIENORDNER (1943)
Hrabi-class (Hrabi [1941 italian N 3], Nebosja [1945s Tara]) yugoslav submarines 1928, 6x53,34 TT, 2x10,16, CONWAY
1922-46
Hsar Dewantara/Hasr Dewantara: indonesian training frigate, launched 11.10.1980, completed 20.8.1981, near-sister to iraqi Ibn
Khaldoum
Hsien
Hua An: 1977
„Huangfeng“/“Huang Fen“/“Huangfen“-type (Durdharsha [bangladeshi, transferred 10.11.1988], Durdanta [bangladeshi,
transferred 10.11.1988], Durnibar [bangladeshi, transferred 10.11.1988], Durdanda [bangladeshi, transferred
10.11.1988], Azmat [pakistani, transferred 4/1984], Dehshat [pakistani, transferred 4/1984], Himmat [pakistani,
transferred 4/1984], Guwwat [pakistani, transferred 4/1984],
80-112 chinese since 1966/67,
1994 5 irani, modified
north-korean: 4 transferred in 1982, „Soju“-class) chinese version of „Osa I“ fast missile attack craft, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Huangpu/Whampoa-class () chinese river patrol craft, built 1950-55
Huascar: peruvian battleship, launched 10/1865, 1879 chilean, trainingship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Hubbardton, T2-SE-A1
Hubro: launched 1912, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 4, 1920 surveying ship Mezen
„Huchuan“/„Huchwan“-type: chinese designed fast torpedo attack craft hydrofoils, IM KOPIENORDNER
(chinese: 205, 207, 209, 248, 3206, 3214, 6218, 7230, ..., nearly 200 built since 1966, 2 versions, CONWAY
albanian: 32 transferred 1968-74, (121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325,
326, 327, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, , 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527 [6 transferred
1968, 15 in 1969, 2 in 1970, 7 in 1971, 2 in 1974])
bangladeshi: 4 transferred in 1988
pakistani: HDF 01 [transferred 1973], HDF 02 [transferred 1973], HDF 03 [transferred 1973], HDF 04
[transferred 1973]
romanian: 3 transferred early 1970s, ... built in licence 1974-83 VT 51 - VT 77 and 1988-90 VT 320 - VT 325,
Mars [diving tender], Jupiter [diving tender]
tanzanian: 4 transferred in 1975 (JW 9841, JW 9842, JW 9843, JW 9844) without hydrofoils
zairi: 4 transferred)
Hudong-class (J 301) chinese repair ship, launched 1967, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hudong-class (5 iranian delivered 9/1994) chinese fast missile attack craft
Hudson: originally named Liberator, see there
Hudson: tug, 1939
Hugin: swedish torpedo boat, launched 1884, 1887 No. 1
Hugin-class (Hugin [launched 12/10], Munin [launched 12/11]) swedish destroyers
Hugin-class (Hugin [commissioned 5.11.1960, 1964 turkish Dogan], Munin [commissioned 5.11.1960, 1964 turkish Marti])
west german fast torpedo attack craft, norwegian design, aka Typ 152
Hugin-class (Jagaren [commissioned 24.11.1972, prototype], Hugin [commissioned 3.7.1978], Munin [commissioned 3.7.1978],
Magne [commissioned 12.10.1078], Mode [commissioned 12.1.1979], Vale [commissioned 26.4.1979], Vidar
[commissioned 10.8.1979], Mjølner [commissioned 24.10.1079], Mysing [commissioned 14.2.1980], Kaparen
[commissioned 7.8.1980], Väktaren [commissioned 19.9.1980], Snapphanen [commissioned 14.1.1980], Spejaren
[commissioned 2.3.1980], Styrbjörn [commissioned 15.6.1980], Starkodder [commissioned 24.8.1981], Tordøn
206
[commissioned 26.10.1981], Tirfing [commissioned 2.1.1982]) swedish fast missile attack craft, similar to
norwegian Snögg-class
Huit Amis, Les: french (18x6pdr) launched 1798, taken 1798 (renamed HMS Bonetta), lost in 1801, 85,5 ft length, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Hull: tug, 1898
Humaita: brazilian submarine, commissioned 25.3.29, CONWAY 1922-46
Humber: british 80 guns 1693
Humber: british 80 guns 1708
Humber: british, 80 guns (26x32pdr, 26x12pdr, 28x6pdr) launched 10/1726 (rebuilt), renamed Princess Amelia 1728, 1752 BU
Humber: british 40/44 guns 1748
Humber,16. (hired armed ship, captured from the french) around 1805-11
Humber-class (Severn [built as brazilian Solimoes, completed 1/1914], Humber [built as brazilian Javary, completed 11/1913],
Mersey [built as brazilian Madeira, completed 2/1914]) british monitors, CONWAY 1906-21
Hummeren: danish coastal guardship/frigate (32x8pdr) launched 1665, captured by swed. 1700, HOWARD S.153
Hummingbird II: trinidad and tobago sail training ketch, built 1966
Hunchback: 1861-65 USN
„Hungnam“-class () 17 north-korean landing craft, 1990s
Hunley: CSA submarine 1864 beim ersten einsatz verloren gegangen
Hunt class (Belvoir, Bicester, Blackmorevale, Cotswold, Cottesmore, Cattistock, Croome, dartmoor, Garth, Hambledon,
Heythrop, Holderness, Meynell, Muskerry , Oakley, Pytchley, Quorn, Southdown, Tedworth [diving tender 1923,
radar trials 1936], Zetland) british minesweepers, commissioned 1/17-8/17, CONWAY 1906-21
Hunt-class, Type I: (Atherstone [commissioned 23.3.1940], Berkeley [commissioned 6.6.1940], Blencathra [commissioned
14.12.1940], Brocklesby [commissioned 9.5.41], Cattistock [commissioned 1.8.1940], Cleveland
[commissioned 18.9.1940], Cottesmore [commissioned 29.12.1940, 1950 egyptian Ibrahim el Awal],
Cotswold [commissioned 16.11.1940], Eglinton [commissioned 28.8.1940], Exmoor (I) [commissioned
18.10.1940], Liddesdale [commissioned 28.2.1941], Fernie [commissioned 29.5.1940], Garth
[commissioned 1.7.1940], Hambledon [commissioned 8.6.1940], Holderness [commissioned 10.8.1940],
Mendip [commissioned 12.10.1940, 1947 AA frigate, 1948 chinese Lin Fu, 1949 british, ... egyptian
Mohamed Ali El Kebir, later Ibrahim el Awal, 1956 captured, 1/1957 commissioned as israeli Haifa],
Meynell [commissioned 30.12.1940, 1955 ecuadorian Presidente Velasco Ibarra], Pytchley [commissioned
23.10.1940], Quantock [commissioned 6.2.1941, 1955 ecuadorian Presidente Alfaro], Quorn
[commissioned 3.8.1940], Southdown [commissioned 8.11.1940], Tynedale [commissioned 5.11.1940],
Whaddon [commissioned 28.2.1941]) british destroyer escorts, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
Hunt-class, Type II: (Avon Vale [commissioned 17.2.1941, 1944 greek Aegean], Badsworth [commissioned 18.8.41, 1944
norwegian, 1946 Arendal], Beaufort [commissioned 3.11.41, 1952 norwegian Haugesund/Tromso], Bedale
[commissioned 18.6.1942, 1942 polish Slazak, 1946 british, 1953 indian Godavari], Bicester
[commissioned 9.5.1942], Blackmore [commissioned 14.4.1942, 1956 danish Valdemar Sejr/Esbern
Snare], Blankney [commissioned 11.4.1941], Bramham [commissioned 16.6.1942, 1943 greek
Themistocles], Exmoor (II) ex Burton [commissioned 18.10.1941, 1953 danish Valdemar Sejr/Esbern
Snare], Calpe [commissioned 11.12.1941, 1952 danish Rolf Krake], Chiddingfold [commissioned
16.10.1941, 1953 indian Ganga], Cowdray [commissioned 29.7.1942, 1944 shortly greek Admiral
Hastings], Croome [commissioned 29.6.1941], Dulverton [commissioned 28.9.1941], Eridge
[commissioned 28.2.1942], Farndale [commissioned 27.4.1941], Grove [commissioned 5.2.1941],
Heythrop [commissioned 21.6.1941], Hursley [commissioned 2.4.1942, 1943 greek Kriti], Hurworth
[commissioned 5.10.1941], Lamberton [commissioned 16.8.1941, 1953 indian Gomati], Lauderdale
[commissioned 23.12.1941, 1946 greek Aigaion/Aegeon], Ledbury [commissioned 11.2.1942], Middleton
[commissioned 10.1.1942], Oakley (I) [commissioned 17.6.1941, 1941 polish Kujawiak], Puckeridge
[commissioned 30.7.1941], Silverton [commissioned 28.5.1941, 1941 polish Krakowiak, 1946 british],
Southworld [commissioned 9.10.1941], Tetcott [commissioned 11.12.1941], Oakley (II) ex Tickham
[commissioned 7.5.1942, 1958 german Gneisenau, Typ 138], Wheatland [commissioned 3.11.1941],
Wilton [commissioned 18.2.1942], Zetland [commissioned 27.6.1942, 1952 norwegian
Tromso/Haugesund]) british destroyer escorts, CONWAY 1922-46
Hunt-class, Type III: (Airedale [commissioned 31.12.1941], Albrighton [commissioned 22.2.1942, 1959 german Raule, Typ
138], Aldenham [commissioned 30.1.1942], Belvoir [commissioned 29.3.1942], Blean [commissioned
23.8.1942], Bleasdale [commissioned 16.4.1942], Bolebroke [commissioned 10.6.1942, 1942 greek
Pindos], Border [commissioned 5.8.1942, 1942 greek Adrias], Catterick [commissioned 6.6.1942, 1946
greek Hastings], Derwent [commissioned 3.4.1942], Easton [commissioned 7.12.1942], Eggesford
[commissioned 29.1.1943, 1959 german Brommy, Typ 138], Eskdale [commissioned 31.7.1942], Glaisdale
[commissioned 12.6.1942, manned by norwegian, 1946 norvegian Narvik], Goathland [commissioned
6.11.1942], Haldon [commissioned 30.12.1942, 1942 french la Combattante], Hatherleigh [commissioned
10.8.1942, 1942 greek Kanaris], Haydon [commissioned 24.10.1942], Holcombe [commissioned
17.9.1942], Limbourne [commissioned 23.10.1942], Melbreak [commissioned 10.10.1942], Modbury
[commissioned 25.11.1942, 1942 greek Miaoulis], Penylan [commissioned 25.8.1942], Rockwood
207
[commissioned 4.11.1942], Stevenstone [commissioned 18.3.1942], Tanatside [commissioned 4.9.1942,
1946 greek Adrias], Wensleydale [commissioned 30.10.1942], Talybont [commissioned 19.5.1942]) british
destroyer escorts
Hunt-class, Type IV: (Brecon [commissioned 18.12.1942], Brissenden [commissioned 12.2.1942]) british destroyer escorts,
ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Hunte: sister to Geeste, inshore tugs 1966, IM KOPIENORDNER
Hunter: mercantile, purchased 7.9.1739 by RN, HMS Vulcan, 8x6pdr, 1743 hulk
Hunter: british 1755
Hunter,18. (purchased 1801. BU 1809)
Hunter,10. (1812 Lake Erie. captured by the US 9/1813)
Hunter: diving tender 1942
Huntingdon Hills, T2-SE-A1
Huon-class (Huon, Hawkesbury, Norman, Gascoyne, Diamantina, Yarra) australian coastal minesweepers
Hu Peng-class (Hu Peng [(nr 7) launched 6/06, commissioned 1907], Hu Ngo [(nr 8) launched 6/06, commissioned 1907, 1937
sunk, refloated, japanese Kawasemi], Hu Chung [(nr 10) launched 11/06, commissioned 1907], Hu Ying [(nr 9)
launched 11/06, commissioned 1907]) chinese torpedo-boats
Hurja-cclass (Hurya 1 , Hurya 2, Hurja 3, Hurja 4, Hurja 5) finnish motor torpedo boats, launched 1941, ex italian Bagliettobuilt, 1949 motor gunboats
Hurler,16. (hired armed cutter) around 1799-1800
Huron,1. (US schooner Ohio. She was 87 tons and carried 35 men)
Hurricane 1898
Hurricane tug, 1939
Hussar: ex american galley, taken by RN 1780, 1786 sold, 1x24pdr
Hussar,28. (Massachusetts frigate Protector taken on 12.5.1780. sold in summer of 1783)
Hussar: british (28) launched 9/1784, wrecked 1796
Hussar,14. (US privateer Hussard captured in 10/1798. sold 1800)
Hussar,38. (1799 Woowich. wrecked 1804) 9/99
Hussar: (38) british launched 4/1807, commissioned 1807, hospital ship 1833
Hussard, Le: french, launched 1779, taken 7/1780 by RN, renamed Echo, 18x6pdr, 1781 wrecked
Hussard: french (18x6pdr), taken by RN 20.8.1799, HMS Surinam, 1803 seiized by dutch, 1807 taken by RN, ...
Huszár-class (Huszar (I) [commissioned 4.7.1905], Ulan [commissioned 21.9.1906, 1920 greek Smyrni], Streiter [commissioned
31.12.06], Wildfang [commissioned 15.6.07], Scharfschütze [commissioned 15.9.1907, BU italian 1920], Uskoke
[commissioned 31.12.07, 1920 italian, BU], Huszar (II) [commissioned 8.2.1911, 1920 italian, BU], Turul
[commissioned 31.12.08, 1920 italian, BU], Pandur [commissioned 31.1.09, 1920 french, BU], Csikós
[commissioned 16.11.1909, 1920 italian, BU], Reka [launched 4/09, commissioned 31.12.09, 1920 french, BU],
Dinara [launched 10/09, fitted out 12/1909, 1920 italian, BU], Velebit [launched 7/09, fitting out 12/1909, 1920
italian, BU]) kuk destroyer, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER
Huybrecht: dutch steamer, launched 1940, completed as Zetetica, 1941 german net tender, 1942 NT 9, 1948 dutch Leny, 1960
italian Pasquale Camalich, 1966 Rocco Madonna, 1975 panamese Rina, 1976 Aspis, 1978 cypriotic Trader, 1982
panamese Maria M.1
Hval-class (Hval [commissioned 1896], Delfin [commissioned 1896, 1940 german Kürassier NK 04], Hai) norwegian T-boat,
launched 1896
Hvalen: swedish submarine 1909, CONWAY 1906-21
Hvalrossen: danish torpedo boat, launched 1884
Hvalrossen-class (Hvalrossen, Delfinen, Svaerdfisken) danish torpedo-boats, launched 1913
Hvidbjörnen: danish fishery protection vessel, launched 1928, 1943 german Vs ..., 1950 east german, 1952 training corvette
Ernst Thälmann, ex Dorsch, 1956 frontier guard, 1961 Albin Köbis
Hvidbjornen-class (Hvidbjörnen [commissioned 15.12.1962], Vaedderen [commissioned 19.3.1963], Ingolf [commissioned
27.7.1963], Fylla [commissioned 10.7.1963]) danish fishery protection vessels, CONWAY 1947-95
Hvide Orn: 1711 swedish 22x12pdr, 8x8pdr
Hyacinth,26. (1806 Yarmouth. BU 1820) 1806
Hyaena,24. (1778 launched. sold 1802) 1778
Hyaena,28. (purchased 1804. sold 1822)
Hydra: british frigate, launched 3/1797, commissioned 1797, 1813 troopship, sold 1820, 28x18pdr, 8x9pdr + 6x32pdr
carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Hydra: british paddle sloop, launched 1838 (6)
Hydra-class (Hydra, Ever, Das, Dog, Fret, Geep, Havik, Raaf, Brak, Lynx, Vos, Bever, Sperwer) dutch gunboats, launched
1873-76
Hydra-class (Hydra [launched 1881, renamed Ambrakia], Spetsai [launched 1881, renamed Akteon]) greek gunboats
Hydra-class (Hydra [launched 1900], Scylla [launched 1900], Minotaurus [launched 1902/03], Python [launched 1902/03],
Sphinx [launched 1902/03]) dutch torpedo boats
Hydra-class (Hydra [launched 7/11, commissioned 1911, sunk, salvaged, recommissioned 1923], Medusa [launched 6/11,
commissioned 1911]) dutch minelayers, unscharf IM KOPIENORDNER
208
Hydra-class (I, II, III, W-13, W-17, W-18, 930, 931, 933, 936, 939, 941, 942, 943 [became hulk Diana], 944, 945, 946, 948, 952,
953, 954, 955, 957, 958) east german fast torpedo attack craft, project 68, prototypes built 1958-60, serial craft
commissioned 11/1964-10/68
Hydre french (54) 1794, ex (74) Hercule
Hysucat 18: thai experimental hydrofoil catamaran, built 1986, patrol craft
Hyena british 1785 (34) Hyaena!!
Hyperion: british frigate, launched 11/1807, 1807 fitting out, 1825 coast defense, 1833 BU, 26x18pdr, 2x9pdr + 2710x24pdr
carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x24pdr carronades, 2x9pdr chase guns
Hyuga-class (Hyuga [commissioned 30.4.1918], Ise [commissioned 15.12.1917, LOOSE/OESTERLE]) 1943 zum semi aircraft
carrier rebuilt, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
I-class (Icarus [commissioned 3.5.1937, CONWAY 1922-46], Ilex [commissioned 7.7.1937], Imogen [commissioned 2.6.1937],
Imperial [commissioned 30.6.1937], Impulsive [commissioned 29.1.1938], Intrepid [commissioned 29.7.1937], Isis
[commissioned 2.6.1937], Ivanhoe [commissioned 24.8.1937],
Inconstant [commissioned 24.1.1942, ex turkish Muavenet, 1946 turkish Muavenet], Ithuriel [commissioned 3.3.1942, ex
turkish Gayret]) ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, british destroyers
I 15: japanese submarine, commissioned 9/1940, Typ B, variante B 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
I 16: japanese submarine, commissioned 3/1940, 1943 transport, Typ C, variante C 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
I 17: japanese submarine 1940, Typ B, variante B 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
I 18: japanese submarine 1940, Typ C, variante C 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 24: japanese submarine, commissioned 10/1941, Typ C, variante C 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY
1922-46
I 39: japanese submarine, commissioned 4/1943, Typ B, variante B 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
I 40: japanese submarine, commissioned 7/1943, Typ B, variante B 2
I 41: japanese submarine 1943, Typ B, variante B 2
I 44: japanese submarine 1943, Typ B, variante B 2, 1944 kaiten carrier
I 45: japanese submarine, commissioned 1/1944, Typ B, variante B 2
I 46: japanese submarine, commissioned 2/1944, Typ C, variante C 2
I 47: japanese submarine ,commissioned 1944, 1944 kaiten carrier, Typ C, variante C 2
I 48: japanese submarine, commissioned 9/1944, 1944 kaiten carrier, Typ C, variante C 2
I 53: japanese submarine 1944, 1944 kaiten carrier, Typ C, variante C 3
I 54: japanese submarine, commissioned 3/1944, Typ B, variante B 3, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY
1922-46
I 56: japanese submarine, commissioned 1944, 1944 kaiten carrier, Typ B, variante B 3, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2.
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 58: japanese submarine, commissioned 9/1944, 1944 kaiten carrier, Typ B, variante B 3, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2.
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 201: japanese submarine, commissioned 2/1945, Typ Sen-Taka, class 201 ST, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
209
I 202: japanese submarine 1945, Typ Sen-Taka, class 201 ST, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 203: japanese submarine 1945, Typ Sen-Taka, class 201 ST, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 351: japanese submarine, commissioned 1/1945, Typ SH Sen-Ho, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 192246
I 352: japanese submarine, sunk incomplete 22.6.1945, Typ SH Sen-Ho, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY
1922-46
I 361: japanese submarine, commissioned 5/1944, Typ D 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 362: japanese submarine 1944, Typ D 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 372: japanese submarine, commissioned 11/1944, Typ D 1, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 373: japanese submarine, commissioned 4/1945, Typ D 2, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
I 400: japanese submarine, commissioned 12/1944, Typ Sen-Toku, class 400 STO, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
I 401: japanese submarine 1945, Typ Sen-Toku, class 400 STO, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
I 402: japanese submarine supply tanker, commissioned 7/1945, Typ Sen-Toku, class 400 STO, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE
IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Ianuarii (66) 1799 russian
Iberduero 1967
Iberville-class (Casabianca 1896, Cassini 1895, DÍberville 1894) french T-gunboats
Ibis 1937
Ibj
Ibk
Ibl
Ibm
Ibn Khaldoum: iraqi training frigate, commissioned 21.3.1980, renamed Ibn Marjid, near-sister of indonesian Hasr Dewantara
Ibn Ouf-class (Ibn Ouf [commissioned 11.3.1977], Ibn Haritha [commissioned 10.3.1978]) libyan landing ships
Ibo
Ibp
Ibq
Ibrahim: egyptian frigate, launched 11/1868
Ibs
Ibt
Ibuki-class (Ibuki [commissioned 1.11.1909], Kurama [commissioned 28.2.1911]) japanese battle cruiser, CONWAY 1906-21
Ibv
Ibw
Ibx
Iby
Ibz
Icarus (1814 launched. ‘cherokee’. Coast Guard 1839. sold 1861) 6/17 fitting out
Icarus: british screw corvette, launched 1858 (11)
Ice Princess: 1981
Ichnusa: launched 1837 (4) sardinian, later italian sloop
Ictineo: spanish submarine, launched 1859, trials 9/1860
Idaho: US screw frigate, trials 15.5.1866
Idaho Falls, T2-SE-A1
Idas,10. (hired cutter) around 1809
Idemitsu Maru: oiler 1968
Idjalieh: turkish battleship 1871, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Idzumi: japanese protected cruiser, commissioned 15.7.1884, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2 (ex chilean Esmeralda)
Idzumo-class (Idzumo [commissioned 25.9.1900], Iwate [commissioned 31.3.1901]) japanese armoured cruiser, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 2
Iéna: french (110) commissioned 1814, first named Victorieux, 1807 renamed Iéna, Duc dÁngulème 1814, Iéna 1830
Ikazuchi-class (Ikazuchi, Akebono, Inazuma, Niji, Oboro, Sazanami) japanese destroyers, commissioned 1899-1900, IM
KOPIENORDNER
210
Ikazuchi-class (Ikazuchi [commissioned 29.5.1956], Inazuma [commissioned 1.4.1956]) japanese B-type escorts, CONWAY
1947-95
I. K. Ward: nowegian transport, launched 1929, 1934 Genale, 1937 french Cap Sim, 1940 german, 1944 mine barrier breaking
vessel Sperrbrecher 121, 1945 Cap Sim, 1954 liberian Sudani, 1969 sudanese, 1972 Sikri
Ilia Murometz: russian screw frigate, built 1857, (53/45)
Ilia Murometz: russian tug, 1916
Ilya Muromets: launched 1910, russian minesweeper in WWI
Illerim: swedish frigate, launched 1716, 24x18pdr, 12x8pdr, danish Pommern 1717, stricken 1765, IM KOPIENORDNER
Illinois-class (Illinois BB-7 [commissioned 16.9.1901, armoury ship, accomodation ship 1921-55, 1941 renamed Prairie State
IX-15], Alabama BB-8 [commissioned 16.10.1900], Wisconsin BB-9 [commissioned 4.2.1901]) US battleship
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Illustre: french (74) 1781, 1794 Scévola
Illustre: french (74) 1807, 1807 Dantzig, 1814 Achille, 1815 Dantzig, 1815 dutch
Illustrious,74. (1789 launched. wrecked 1795) 1791
Illustrious,74. (1803 launched. gunnery ship 1854) 1803, IM KOPIENORDNER
Illustrious-class (Illustrious [commissioned 25.5.1940], Victorious [commissioned 15.5.1941, ZEICHNUNG IN
MARINEARSENAL VII, reconstructed 1950-57, recommissioned 14.1.1958, then 12x7,62, 6x4,0, 28 aircraft
and 8 helicopters (54 planned, but aircraft size grew), IM KOPIENORDNER], Formidable [commissioned
24.11.1940]) british fleet carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
Illyrien, L´/LÍllyric: french-italian lugger, brig sloop, 2x6pdr, 12x32pdr carronades, later Vendecare, later Le Friedland, 1808
taken by RN, renamed Delight, 1810 laid up, 1814 sold
Ilmarinen-class (Ilmarinen [launched 9.7.31, commissioned 1933], Väinämöinen [launched 28.12.30, commissioned 1932, 1947
soviet Vyborg]) finnish coast defence ships, CONWAY 1922-46
Iltis-class (Iltis [launched and commissioned 1898], Jaguar 1899, Tiger 1900, Luchs 1900, Panther 1902, Eber 1903) german
gunboats, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Iltis-class (I [experimental, built 1959, Iltis A], II [experimental, built 1959, Iltis A], III [experimental, built 1959, Iltis A], V-01
[pre-production boat, commissioned 8/63-5/64, Iltis B], V-05 [pre-production boat, commissioned 8/63-5/64], V-06
[pre-production boat, commissioned 8/63-5/64], V-08 [pre-production boat, commissioned 8/63-5/64], V-09 [preproduction boat, commissioned 8/63-5/64], V-13 [pre-production boat, commissioned 8/63-5/64], 911, 912, 913,
914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 919, 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 941, 942, 943, 944, 945, 951, 952, 953, 954, 955, 957,
958, 959, 960, 965) east german fast torpedo attack craft project 63-3, commissioned 7/1964-1/66, IM
KOPIENORDNER
„Ilyusha“-class (BT-168, BT-293, ...) 10 soviet special drone minesweepers, commissioned 1966-69, project I-376
„Yaroslavets“, maybe project 14.376 aka project 1300 Nel´ma minesweeping drone, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ilza (I): launched 1872, 10/1914 russian dispatch vessel
Imanta-class (Imanta [1940 soviet T 299], Viesturs [1940 soviet T 298, 1941 T 51, 1941 T 57]) latvian minesweepers, launched
1926, CONWAY 1922-46
Imara 1931, tug
Imaum,72. (1826 as the east indiaman Liverpool. given to the RN by the Imaum of Muscat in 1836. BU 1863)
Imeld 1914, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Immortalité,42. (taken on 20.10.1798. BU 1806)
Immortalité: (38) ex french Indefatigable taken on 25 9/1806, not commissioned into RN, BU 1811
Immortalité: british frigate, commissioned 11/1860
Imogene,18. (french privateer Diable-à-Quatre purchased in 1801. lost 1805)
Imogene,16. brig launched 1805. sold 1817) 1805 fitting out
Impavido-class (Impavido [commissioned 16.11.1963], Intrepido [commissioned 28.7.1964]) italian destroyers, CONWAY
1947-95
Imperator: german liner 1913, 1919 british Berengaria, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
Imperator Aleksandr: 1827 ship of the line (110) russisch, 60,7x15,7x... m
Imperator Aleksandr I-class (Imperator Aleksandr I [ex Imperator Aleksandr III, commissioned 29.11.1916, 1917
Respublikanets], Imperator Nikolai I [commissioned 29.11.1916, 1917 Aviator]) russian seaplane
carriers, ZEICHNUNG IN MARINEARSENAL IX
Imperator Aleksandr II-class (Imperator Aleksandr II [commissioned 6/1891, 1917 Saria Svobodi], Imperator Nikolai I
[commissioned 7/1891, 1905 japanese Iki]) russian battleships, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Imperator Nicolai I: russian (111), built and launched 1860, screw ship
Imperator Nikolai II: launched 1898, russian dispatch vessel
Imperator Pavel-class (Imperator Pavel [commissioned 7.9.1910, 1917 Respublika], Andrei Pervoswanni [commissioned
27.7.1910]) russian battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Imperatrica Marija-class (Imperatritsa Mariya [commissioned 6.7.1915], Ekaterina II. [commissioned 18./5.10.1915, 1915
Imperatritsa Ekaterina Velikaya, 1917 Svoobodnaja Rossija], Imperator Aleksandr III {Imperator
Aleksandr Tretij} [commissioned 28.6.1917, 1917 Volya, 1918 german Wolga, 1919 russian General
Aleksejev, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1]) russian battleship, ZEICHNUNG in
211
Imperatritsa Maria-class (Poltava [launched 12.10.1829], ...) russian (96) rated as 84-gun-ship
Impératrice Eugénie: french screw frigate (56) launched 1856
Imperia: 1912, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Impérial: french (118) 1811, Royal Louis 1814
Impérial: french (90) launched 1856, 1869 hulk
Imperial Marinheiro-class (Angostura [commissioned 1955], Baiana [commissioned 1955], Cabacia [commissioned 1954], Forte
de Coimbra [commissioned 1954], Iguatemi [commissioned 1954], Imperial Marinheiro
[commissioned 1954], Ipiranga [commissioned 1954], Maerim [commissioned 1955], Purus
[commissioned 1955], Solimoes [commissioned 1955]) brazilian tugs/patrol ships, CONWAY 194795
Impérieuse: clipper 1853, IM KOPIENORDNER
Imperieuse, L´: french frigate, launched 1787, 28x18pdr, 8x9pdr + 6x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by
RN 1783, renamed Imperieuse, 1803 renamed Unite, hulked, 1805 frigate, 1807 26x24pdr, 12x32pdr carronades,
2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, 1836 hulk, 1858 BU
Imperieuse,38. (spanish Medea captured by on 5.10.1804. sold 1838)
Imperieuse: british screw frigate, launched 1852 (51), laid down as sailing frigate
Impétueuse: french screw frigate (56) launched 1856, 1859 hulk
Imperieuse-class (Imperieuse [commissioned 9/1886], Warspite [commissioned 6/1888]) british armoured cruisers, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 1
Impétueux: french (74) 1787, blown up 1794
Impétueux: french (74) 1803, built as Brutus, burnt 1806
Impétueux: french (74) 1812 or not completed ??
Impetuoso-class (Impetuoso [commissioned 25.1.1958], Indomito [commissioned 23.2.1958]) italian destroyers, CONWAY
1947-95
Implacable: fast british 74-gun-ship, see SEEMACHT S. 364
Implacable,74. (french Duguay Trouin taken on 3 11/1805. training ship 1855)
Implacable-class (Implacable [commissioned 28.8.1944], Indefatigable [commissioned 3.5.1944]) british fleet carriers,
CONWAY 1922-46
Import: dutch merchant, commissioned 25.10.1939, 1940 german mine barrier breaking vessel NS V, 1941 Sperrbrecher 145,
ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3, 1946 returned as Import, 1959 Notus, 1959 greek Marika, 1968 Smaro, 1971 Irini,
1975 Agios Minas, 1977 syrian Delphin
Impregnable: 8/1810 launched, commisioned 1811, training ship 1862, 1883 renamed Kent, 1891 renamed Caledonia, 1906 sold,
28x32pdr, 30x24pdr, 30x12pdr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x12pdr + 2x32pdr carronades
Impregnable 1786 british (108)
Imq
Imragńi-class (Imragńi [commissioned 11/1965], Sloughi [commissioned 5/1968]) french-built mauretanian coastal patrol craft
Imsum: tug, 1955
Incendiary: launched 11/1778, british fireship, 1781 wrecked, IM KOPIENORDNER
Inconstant: 6/1836 launched, commissioned 1836, 1854 hulk, sold 1862, 1866/67 BU, 4x20,32 + 18x32pdr, 4x20,32 + 14x32pdr
Inconstant-class (Fulton 1888, Inconstant 1887 [1901 ecuadorian.], Papin 1887 [1901 ecuadorian.]) french sloops
Indefatigable: british, 64 guns, launched 7/1784, razee fregate (44: 26x24pdr, 8x12pdr + 4x42pdr carronades, 4x12pdr +
4x42pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER) en 1795, 1816 BU
Indefatigable: british sailing frigate, launched 1848 (50) sister to Phoebe, 1914 sold
Indefatigable tug, 1898
Indefatigable-class (Indefatigable [commissioned 24.2.1911], Australia [commissioned 21.6.1913], New Zealand [commissioned
9.11.1912]) british battle cruiser, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY
1906-21
Indeks: russian survey vessel 1913
Independence: (74-86) launched 1814, USA, BU 1914
Independence: US frigate (54), 1836 „abgeschnitten“
Independence: US revenue boat, built about 1848
Independence-class (Independence [CVL-22, commissioned 1.1.1943, ex CL-59 Amsterdam], Princeton [CVL-23,
commissioned 25.2.1943, ex CL-61 Tallahasse], Belleau Wood [CVL-24, commissioned 31.3.1943, ex CL76 New Haven, 1953 french Bois Belleau], Cowpens [CVL-25, commissioned 28.5.1943, ex CL-77
Huntington], Monterey [CVL-26, commissioned 17.6.1943, ex CL-78 Dayton], Langley [CVL-27,
commissioned 31.8.1943, ex Crown Point, ex CL-85 Fargo, 1951 french Lafayette, CONWAY 1947-95],
Cabot [CVL-28, commissioned 24.7.1943, ex CL-79 Wilmington, 1967 spanish Dedalo, CONWAY 194795], Bataan [CVL-29, commissioned 17.11.1943, ex CL-99 Buffalo], San Jacinto [CVL-30, commissioned
15.12.1943, ex Reprisal, ex CL-100 Newark]) US aircraft carriers, CONWAY 1922-46
Independencia: peruvian battleship 1866, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Independencia-class (Independencia [launched 10/1874], Libertad [launched 11/1874]) mexican gunboats, later trooper
Independencia-class (Independencia 1892, Libertad 1891 [ex Nueve de Julio until 1892]) argentine coastal battleship,
CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
212
Independencia: dominican gunboat, launched 9/1894
„India“-class (BS-203 [commissioned 1979], Komsomolets Uzhbekistan [commissioned 1980, 1992 BS-486]) project 940
Lenok, aka project 1847, rescue submarine, carrrying two submergibles of project 1837
Indian,18. (1805 launched. sold 1817) 1805
Indiana-class (Indiana BB-1 [commissioned 20.11.1895, renamed Coast Battleship No. 1 in 3/19], Massachusetts BB-2
[commissioned 10.6.1896, renamed Coast Battleship No. 2 in 3/19], Oregon BB-3 [commissioned 15.7.1896])
US battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Indigirka-class (Mologa [launched 1917, 1918 finnish], Indigirka [launched 1917]) russian netlayers
Indignant,12. (1806 launched. BU 1811) 1807
Indipendente: built 1883, italian armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) Tebe in WWI
Indivisible: french (80) 1799, renamed Alexandre 1803, taken by HMS Spencer in 1806
Indomito-class/I-class (Indomito (ID) [commissioned 1913], Impavido (IV) [commissioned 1913], Impetuoso [commissioned
1914], Insidioso (IS) [commissioned 7/1914, 1938 stricken, 1941 target ship, escort, 1943 german TA 21
Wildfang], Intrepido [commissioned 1913], Irrequieto (IR) [commissioned 1913]) italian detroyers, CONWAY
1906-21
Indomptable french (80) 1790, wrecked 1805
Indomptable/Indomitable: british aircraft carrier, commissioned 10.10.1941, CONWAY 1922-46
Indus,74. (1812 launched. Bellona in 1818. hospital ship 1840) 1813
Indus: british, 3/1839 launched, commissioned 1842, sold 1898, 28x32pdr, 32x24pdr, 4x12pdr + 10x32pdr carronades, 2x12pdr
+ 2x32pdr carronades
Indus: british sloop 1935
Industry: mercantile, purchased 3/1794 as fire vessel, 1795 BU
Industry: british revenue cutter (customs) 1807, sold 1817/1832
Inegawa Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1890, renamed Yoshidagawa Maru
Infanta Maria Teresa-class (Infante Maria Teresa 1893, Vizcaya [launched 7/1891], Almirante Oquendo 1893) spanish armoured
cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Infante de Pelayo: spanish (74) 1791, 1800 french Pelayo, 1802 Desaix
Infernal-class (Infernal [launched 7/1757, sold 1774], Blast [launched 2/1759, BU 1771], Thunder [launched 3/1759, sold 1774],
Mortar [launched 3/1759, sold 1774], Carcass [launched 1/1759, sold 1784, IM KOPIENORDNER], Basilisk
[launched 2/1759, taken 1762, IM KOPIENORDNER], Terror [launched 1/1759, sold 1774, IM
KOPIENORDNER]) british ship-rigged bomb, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar, 8x6pdr, 14 swivels, as sloops
14x6pdr, 14 swivels, IM KOPIENORDNER
Infernal: built as merchant, (8x4pdr, 8 swivels), purchased on the stocks 1778, launched 6.11.1778, british fireship, sold 1783
Infernale: french mortar boat, built 1804, IM KOPIENORDNER
Infernet-class (Champlain 1874, Dupetit-Thouars 1876, Infernet 1871, Laclocheterie 1874) french cruiser, CONWAY 18601905 BD. 3
Inflexible-class (Inflexible [launched 3/1780, 1793-1795 storeship, 1800-1807 troopship, 1809 hulk, 1820 BU], Africa [launched
4/1781, 1795-1805 hospital ship, 1814 BU], Dictator [launched 1/1783, 1798-1803 troopship, 1803-1805
floating battery, 1813 troopship, 1817 BU], Sceptre [launched 6/1781, 1799 lost]) british 26x24pdr, 26x18pdr,
12x9pdr
Inflexible: british paddle sloop, launched 1845 (6)
Inflexible: british battleship, commissioned 18.10.1881, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 1
Inga Lil: russian tug 1910, 1915 russian harbour vessel Pavel, 1924 Pecatnik, 1932 KP-15, 1937 KP-10, 1943 K-31
Ingermanland: russian (66) launched 1.5.1715, in service by 8/1716, 24x30pdr, 24x16pdr, 14x4pdr, 2x2/4pdr, sank 1735, 1736
dismantled, IM KOPIENORDNER
Ingermanland: russian (66) 1735/1733
Ingermanland: russian (66) 1752
Ingermanland: russian (66) 1773
Ingermanland: russian (74) 1842, 1842 lost
Ingermanland: russian (74) 1843/44
Inglewood: tug, 1944
Inglewood Hills, T2-SE-A1
Ingolf: danish sloop. launched 1876, training ship
Ingolf: danish fishery protection vessel, launched 1933, 1943 german fleet tender Sleipner?
Ingrid = TRA 12: tug, launched 1912, 1944 Arbeitsboot 39
Ingrid Horn: german transport, commissioned 4/1928, 1939 Ingrid, 1940 Ingrid Horn, 1940 mine barrier breaking vessel
Hilfssperrbrecher B, 1940 Sperrbrecher B, 1941 Sperrbrecher 25
Ingul: russian transport 1892, 1920 survey vessel
„Ingul“-class () soviet salvage tugs, also „Pamir“, project 1452 and project 1453
Inhanduay: built as yacht Feisen, 11/1893 acquired by brazilian navy
Inhauma-class (Inháuma [commissioned 12.12.1989], Jaceguay [commissioned 2.4.1991], Julio de Noronha [commissioned
7.10.1992], Frontin [commissioned 3/1994]) brazilian frigates, IM KOPIENORDNER
213
Ini
Inj
Ink
Inl
Inm
Inn-class (Inn [launched 1915, 1920 romanian Besarabia, 1944 soviet Kerch, 1951 romanian M 206], Enns [launched 1914])
kuk river monitors, 58x x1,3 2x12 // 3x12 howitzer // 2x7
Ino
Inp
Inqadz 5: 1988
Insect-class (Aphis [commissioned 1915], Bee [commissioned 1915], Cicala [commissioned 1915, trials 2/16], Cockchafer
[commissioned 1915, trials 3/1916], Cricket [commissioned 1915, trials 2/16], Glowworm [trials 3/16], Gnat
[commissioned 1915], Ladybird [commissioned 1915], Mantis [commissioned 1915], Moth [completed 10/15, 1941
japanese Suma], Scarab [commissioned 1915], Tarantula [completed 12/15]) british river gunboats, commissioned
from 1915 on, IM KOPIENORDNER, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Insolent,12. gunbrig. (french Arrogante originally armed with 12x32-pounder carronades. regunned with 14 carronades. sold
1818)
Inspector: 16x6pdr, 12 swivels, launched 4/1782. sold 1802, sloop, IM KOPIENORDNER
Inspector,16. (purchased 1803. sold 1810)
Integrity ex BAT.4 tug, 1942
Intelligent,12. gunbrig, 8/1805 launched. lighter 1816, Mooring Lighter No. 4
Internavis I: 1975, IM KOPIENORDNER
Inter-Nos 1908 torpedo recovery vessel in world war 2
Intrepid (72) british launched 12/1770, 1810 hulk
Intrepid: merchant vessel, purchased by RN 10/1803, fitted as bomb 1803, renamed Devasstation, 1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar,
8x24pdr carronades, sold 1816
Intrepid-class (Flying Fish, Intrepid, Nimrod, Pioneer, Roebuck, Victor) british gunboats
Intrepid: US torpedo-ramm, commissioned 31.7.1874
Intrepid: US built guinean patrol boat, commissioned 12/1987
Intrepido: neapoltan, later italian brigg, launched 1839, (18)
Intrepido: spanish (74) laid down 1799, 1800 french Intrépide, sunk by RN 1805
Invention,L`: 1801 french privateer, 24x6pdr, 2x12 pdr, 1803 british
Inverngie: 1908
Investigator: survey brig, 4/1811 launched, hulk 1837, BU 1857, 76 feet long, 6x12pdr carronades
Inveterate,12. gunbrig. (5/1805 launched. wrecked 1807) 1805 fitting out
Invicta: merchant, commissioned 1940, in world war 2 british LSI(H) (landing ship infantry – hand hoisted)
Invincible: french, launched 1744, (74), taken by RN 1747, lost 1758, 28x32pdr, 30x18pdr (1755: 24pdr), 16x9pdr,
ZEICHNUNG IN DDR-BUCH S. 40
Invincible,74 (1765/7? launched. wrecked 1801)
Invincible: french (110) 1780
Invincible british 74 guns 1808
Invincible-class (Invincible [commissioned 20.3.1909], Inflexible [commissioned 20.10.1908], Indomitable [commissioned
25.6.1908]) british battle cruiser, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21
Invincible-class (Invincible [commissioned 11.7.1980refitted 1986-89], Illustrious [commissioned 20.6.1982], Ark Royal [ex
Indomitable, commissioned 1.11.1985]) british light aircraft carriers, CONWAY 1947-95
Invincible General Bonaparte, L´: french privateer 1798, captured in 4/1798, renamed HMS Brazen (18) fitted out in 10/1799,
lost 1800) IM KOPIENORDNER
Invincible Napoleon, L´: french, commissioned 1809, 1811 taken by HMS Mutine
Inzener: russian tug 1892, 1919 gunboat K-4 Kubanec (white-russian)
Ioann Zlatoust (34) russian 1800
Iolare: yacht 1902
Iona (66) russian 1796
Ion C. Bratianu-class (Ion C. Bratianu [built 1907, 1944 soviet Berdjansk, 1951 romanian M 202], Alexandru Lahovari [built
1908, 9/44 soviet Mariupol, received new 3,7 AA and 1,3 MG (3x12,0, 5x3,7, 2x2,0, 4x1,27 MG, 2x0,792
MG, later 3x12,0, 4x3,7, 4x2,0), 1951 romanian M 201, IM KOPIENORDNER], Lascar Catargiu [built 1907],
Michail Kogalniceanu [built 1907]) romanian river monitors
Ionmeto 1: marshall islands patrol craft, ex-US oilfield supply boat, purchased 1987
Iota-class (Iota [renamed Cheng Chung, 1895 japanese Chim Pien], Kappa, Lamda [renamed Chen Hui]) chinese gunboats,
launched 1880
Iowa BB-4: US battleship, commissioned 16.6.1897, renamed Coast Battleship No. 4 in 3/19, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Iowa-class (Iowa BB-61 [commissioned 22.2.1943], New Jersey BB-62 [commissioned 23.5.1943], Missouri BB-63
[commissioned 11.6.1944], Wisconsin BB-64 [commissioned 16.4.1944]) US battleship, ZEICHNUNG in
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Iphigenia,32. (1780 launched. burnt 1801) 1782
Iphigénié, L´: french frigate, built 1810, 28x18pr, 14x32pdr carronades, 2x9pdr + 2x32pdr carronades, taken by RN 1814,
renamed Palma?, renamed Gloire, 1817 sold
Iphigénie: french cruiser, commissioned 10/1883
Ippolit: russian berquentine, built 1892
Ipswich: british 70 guns 1694
Ipswich: (70) launched 10/1730 (rebuilt), 1755 (64), 1757 hulked, british
Iquitos: peruvian river gunboat, launched 1875
Irako: japanese supply ship 1941, 4x12,7, 13x2,5, sister to Kusumi, IM KOPIENORDNER
Iran Ajr-class (Iran Ajr [ex Arya Rakhsh], Iran Asir [ex Arya Akian], Iran Ghaydr [ex Arya Dokht], Iran Bahr [ex Arya Sahand],
Iran Badr [ex Arya Boum]) iranian tank landing ships/minelayers, built 1978/79, acquired 1980
Iran Hormuz 21-class (Iran Hormuz 21 [built 1984/85], Iran Hormuz 22 [built 1984/85], Iran Hormuz 23 [built 1984/85]) iranian
civil landing ships, used by the military
Iran Hormuz 24-class (Iran Hormuz 24 [built 1985/86], Iran Hormuz 25 [built 1985/86], Iran Hormuz 26 [built 1985/86]) iranian
civil landing ships, used by the military
Irbenskij: russian light ship 1862
Irc
Ird
Irene-class (Irene [commissioned 1.4.1888], Prinzess Wilhelm [commissioned 19.11.1889]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Irina: russian akat, launched 14.9.1791
Iris,32. (1783 launched. Trinity House 1803)
Iris, L´: french launched 1806, 20x9pdr, 6x18pdr carronades, 2x6pdr, taken 1809 by RN, renamed Rainbow, 1815 sold
Iris,44. (danish Marie captured 9/1807 by RN, sold 1816)
Iris: french schooner 1818, 6x18pdr
Iris,26 (1841 launched. sold 1869) 1842
Iris-class (Iris [commissioned 4/1879], Mercury [commissioned 9/1879]) british avisos
Iris: 1902
Iris: german transport, commissioned 25.2.1936, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 61, 1941 Sperrbrecher 161,
Iron Duke-class (Iron Duke [commissioned 10.3.1914], Benbow [commissioned 7.10.1914], Emperor of India [ex Delhi,
commissioned 12.10.1914], Marlborough [commissioned 2.6.1914]) british battleship, ZEICHNUNG in
Iron Monarch. freighter, 1973 launched, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Iron Side/Ironsides: first iron built ship, launched 1838
Iroquois: US screw ship (5), launched 1859, fitting out 1860
Iroquois-class (Iroquois [commissioned 29.7.72, modernised 1988], Huron [commissioned 16.12.1972, modernised 1993],
Athabaskan [commissioned 30.11.70, modernised 1993], Algonquin [commissioned 30.9.73, modernised 198791]) canadian destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95
Irresistible: british (28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 18x9pdr) launched 12/1782, 1806 BU
Isaac Peral: spanish submarine, launched 7/16, commissioned 1/1917, CONWAY 1906-21
Isabel 1906
Isabella: british ketch 1683
Isabella. (hired sloop) 1818
Isa Reis-class (Isa Reis [launched 12/11, 1915 mined, repaired, 1923 refitted], Hizir Reis [launched 2/12, 1915 mined, repaired,
1923 refitted], Duruk Reis [launched 2/12, 1915 mined, repaired, 1918 Kemal Reis, 1923 refitted]) turkish gunboats,
CONWAY 1906-21
Ise: german tug 1975 26x x4,8
Isère, L´: french corvette 1835 10x21,0
Isère, L´: french transporter 1856, 4 guns (12pdr?)
Isère, L´: french „transport à helice“ 1868 2x14,0
Isere: 1919 tug
Isère, L´: french supply ship, commissioned 1966, former oiler acquired 1964 and rebuilt, launched 1959 as merchant oiler
Caltex-Strasbourg, 171x21,6x9,76 m, unarmed
Ishikari: japanese escort, commissioned 30.3.1981, CONWAY 1947-95, IM KOPIENORDNER
Isidor (66) russian 1798
Isis,50. (1774 Medway. BU 1810) flagship
Isis: british frigate (22x24pdr, 24x12pdr+8x24pdr carronades, 2x6pdr+2x24pdr carronades) launched 10/1819, commissioned
1823, coal depot hulk 1861, sold 1867
Iskra-class (Spartak [1918, 1921 S.T. 11, 1922 Spartak], III. International [1918, 1921 S.T. 12, 1922 III. International, 1926 M33], Mina [1918, 1921 S.T.13, 1922 Mina], Iskra [1918, 1921 S.T.14, 1922 Iskra, 1956 OK-48]) russian guard
cutters, IM KOPIENORDNER
Isku: finnish motor torpedo boat, ex MTV 3, launched 1926
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Isku: finnish experimental missile patrol boat, commissioned 1970
Isla Coronado-clas (Isla Coronado, Isla Lobos, Isla Guadalupe, Isla Cozumel) mexican fast patrol boats, built 1994
Isla de Luzon-class (Isla de Luzon [1887, commissioned as US gunboat 31.1.1900], Isla de Cuba [1887, commissioned as US
gunboat 11.4.1900, 1912 venezuel. Mariscal Sucre], Marques de la Ensenada 1892) spanish cruiser
Island-class (Jersey [1994 bangladeshi Shaheed Raihal Amin], ...) british offshore patrol vessels
Islanda x 1908, renamed White Bear
Islander: hong kong patrol craft, built about 1960
Island Queen: british merchant schooner, opium clipper, built 1840, in service 1841
Islands Falk: danish coast guard ship, launched 1906
Isles-class: british Admirality trawlers
2 too much...Shillay, Stonechat [RCN]
121 of 145 Isle: Whitethroat [RCN, minelaying trawler, 1960 survey ship], Ailsa Craig [T.377], Annet [T.341],
Anticosti [T.274, RCN, commissioned 8.10.42], Arran [T.06], Balta [T.50, 1946 chinese merchant Ching Hai],
Baffin [T.275, RCN, commissioned 26.8.42], Bardsey [T.273], Benbecula [T.379], Bern [T.294], Biggal
[T.404], Blackbird [T.292], Bressay [T.214], Brora [T.99, commissioned 1941], Bruray [T.236, 1943 portuguese
P 1, 1946 Sao Miguel], Bryher [T.350], Burra [T.158, 1946 italian DR 301], Bute [T.168], Cailiff [T.276, RCN,
commissioned 17.9.42], Caldy [T.359], Campobello [T.278, lost 3/43], Colsay [T.384, commissioned 1944],
Copinsay [T.147], Crowlin [T.380], Cumbrae [T.154, 1946 italian DR 302], Damsay [T.208], Dochet [T.286],
Earraid [ex Gruna, T.297], Eday [T.201, ...-1944 norwegian Tromöy], Egilsay [T.215], Ensay [T.216, 1946
italian DR 314], Eriskay [T.217, 1943 portuguese P 8], Fara [T.162], Fetlar [T.202], Fiaray [T.238], Filla [T.212,
1946 italian DR 305], Flatholm [T.354], Flint [T.287], Flotta [T.171, commissioned 1941], Foula [T.203, 1946
italian DR 313], Foulness [T.342], Fuday [T.385], Gairsay [T.290, lost 8/44], Ganilly [T.376, commissioned
3.9.43], Gateshead [T.288], Gillstone [T.355], Gorregan [T.387], Graemsay [T.291], Grain [T.360, 1946 italian
DR 309], Grassholm [T.344], Gruinard [T.239, 1943 portuguese P 7], Gulland [T.365], Gweal [ex Brorerey,
T.246], Hannaray [T.389], Harris [ex Gilsay, T.386], Hascosay [T.390], Hayling [T.271, 1943 portuguese P 3,
1946 Terceira], Hellisay [T.391], Hermetray 8T.392], Herschell [T.289], Hildasay [T.173, lost 6/1945], Hoxa
[T.16, launched 15.1.1941, 1946 chinese merchant Sung Hwei], Hoy [T.114], Hunda [T.298], Imersay [T.422],
Inchcolm [T.18], Inchmarnock [T.166, 1944 norwegian Karmoy], Ironbound [T.284, RCN, commissioned
16.10.42], Islay [T.172], Jura [T.169, sunk 1/1943], Kerrera [T.200, 1944 norwegian Oksoy], Kintyre [T.165],
Kittern [T.382], Lindisfarne [T.361], Lingay [T.423], Liscomb [T.285, RCN, commissioned 8.9.42], Longa
[T.366], Lundy [T.272], Magdalen [T.279, RCN, commissioned 24.8.42], Mewstone [T.374], Minalto [T.362],
Mincarlo [T.388, commissioned 1944, 10/1944-46 norwegian Tromöy], Mousa [T.295, 1946 italian DR 311],
Mull [T.110], Neave [T.247], Orfasy [T.204, sunk 10/1943], Oronsay [T.375], Oxna [T.296], Pladda [T.144],
Porcher [T.281, ex Procher], Prospect [T.282], Ronaldsay [T.149], Rosevean [T.363], Rousay [T.210],
Ruskholm [T.211, 1949 portuguese Baldaque da Silva, 1961 Salvador Correia], Rysa [T.164, sunk 12/1943],
Scalpay [T.237], Shapinsay [T.176], Shiant [T.170, 1944 norwegian Jeloy], Skokholm [T.376], Skomer [T.381],
Skye [T.163], Sluna [T.177], St. Agnes [T.352], St. Kilda [T.209], Staffa [T.159, 1946 italian DR 304],
Steepholm [T.356], Stroma [T.150, 1946 italian DR 315], Stronsay [T.178, sunk 2/1943], Switha [T.179],
Texada [T.283], Tiree [T.180], Tronda [T.181], Trodday [J.431], Vaceasay, Vallay, Ulva [T.248], Unst [T.213,
1946 italian DR 303], Vatersay [T.378], Wallasea [T.345, commissioned 1943], Westray [T.182], Whalsay
[T.293, 1943 portuguese P 4, 1946 Santa Maria], Wiay [J.441], Cava [T.145], Sanda(/Sandra) [T.160,
commissioned 4.11.41, 1942 RNZN], Inchkeith [T.155, commissioned 24.10.41, 1942 RNZN],
(Killefray/)Killegray [T.174, commissioned 7.11.41, RNZN], Sandray [J.424], Scarba [T.175, commissioned
25.11.41, 1942 RNZN], Miscou [ex Bowell, ex Campenia, T.277, commissioned 17.10.42, RCN], Manitoulin
[T.280, commissioned 28.9.42, RCN], Burra [T.158], Canna [T.161, sunk 1942], Orsay [J.450], Ronay [J.429],
Calvay [T.383], Scaravay [J.425], Farne [T.353], Sheppey [ex Raasay], Sursay [J.427], Tahay [J.452], Tocogay
[J.451], ...)
Isles with bird-names: controlled minelayers: Blackbird [ex Sheppey], Dabchick [ex Thorney], ...
Isleford: british merchant 1913, stores ship in world war 2
Isle of Guernsey: british merchant, commissioned 1930, in world war 2 british LSI(H) (landing ship infantry – hand hoisted)
Isle of Thanet: british merchant, launched 1925, in world war 2 british LSI(H) (landing ship infantry – hand hoisted)
Isly: french screw frigate (40) launched 1849
Isokaze-class (Isokaze 1917, Amatsukaze 1917, Hamakaze 1917, Tokitsukaze [commissioned 1917, after accident
recommissioned 1920]) japanese destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21
Isuzu-class (Isuzu [commissioned 29.7.1961, 1988 auxiliary ASU 7105], Mogami [commissioned 28.9.1961, 1987 training ship
TV 3505], Kitakami [commissioned 1.2.1964, 1990 auxiliary ASU 7016], Ohi [commissioned 1.2.1964, 1990
auxiliary ASU 7017]) japanese escorts, CONWAY 1947-95
Issole, L 9097: french landing craft, built 1957-58, 1970s transport
Ister:
Itaipu: launched 1892, brazilian minelayer Carlos Cromez
Italia-class (Italia [commissioned 16.10.1885, ex Stella dÌtalia], Lepanto [commissioned 16.8.1887]) italian battleship,
ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3, 5000 JAHRE S. 118
Italia: french merchant, launched 1904, 1914 trooper
216
Itasca:
Itb
Itc
Itd
Ite
Itf
Itg
Ith
Iti
Itj
Itk
Itl
Itm
Itn
Ito
Itp
Itq
Itr
Itsukushima: japanese minelayer, commissioned 1929, CONWAY 1922-46
Itsukushima Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1937
Itt
Itu
Itv
Itw
Itx
Ity
Itz
Ivan Franko: 1964
Ivan Rogov-class (Ivan Rogov [commissioned 15.6.1978], Aleksandr Nikolaev [commissioned 30.12.1982], Mitrofan
Moskalenko [commissioned 1989]) soviet assault ships, BDK project 1174 Yedinorog, CONWAY 1947-95
Ivan Susanin-class (Aisberg, Dunaii, Imeni 26 Svezda KPSS, Ivan Susanin [armed patrol icebreaker, project 97P], Neva, Ruslan,
Volga, Sadko, Vladimir Kavraiyskiiy [project 97B, hydrographic ship]) soviet icebreakers, project 97, built
1975-81, see also Dobryna Nikitich
Iver Hvitfeldt: danish coastal battleship, launched 4/1886, 1904 rebuilt
Iwa
Iwb
Iwc
Iwd
Iwe
Iwf
Iwg
Iwh
Iwi
Iwj
Iwk
Iwl
Iwm
Iwn
„Iwon“-class () north-korean fast torpedo attack craft, late 1950s
Iwp
Iwq
Iwr
Iws
Iwt
Iwu
Iwv
Iww
Iwx
Iwy
Iwz
Iydland: danish, 1739, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.108
Iz-Ed-Din-class (Iz-Ed-Din, Taliah, Ismail, Fuuad) turkish aviso, launched 1864/65, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
217
Izmail-class (Izmail No 267 [No. 1 until 1887] completed 1886, Lakhita/Lachta No 105 [commissioned 1886, No. 2 until 1887],
Luga No 106 [No. 3 until 1887] 1887, Narva No 107 [No. 4 until 1887] 1888) russian torpedo boats, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Izorka: russian harbour vessel 1899, 1902 Izoskij No. 1
Izoskij No. 2: russian harbour vessel 1903
Izu-class (Izu [launched 1/1967], Miura [launched 10/1968]) japanese large patrol vessels
Izumrud-class (Izumrud, Jemtchug/Zhemchug) russian cruisers 1904, IM KOPIENORDNER
Izyaslav (66) russian 1784
Izyaslav-class (Avtroil [launched 1/15, commissioned 30.7.1917, 1919 estonian Lennuk, 1933 peruvian Almirante Guise/Guise],
Izyaslav [ex Gromonosets, launched 11/14, commissioned 16.6.1916, laid up 1918-22, renamed Karl Marx/Karl
Marks 12/22], Pryamyslav [commissioned 20.7.1927 as Kalinin]) russian destroyers, ZERSTÖRER IM 2. WK
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J-class (Jackal [commissioned 13.4.1939], Jaguar [commissioned 12.9.1939], Janus [commissioned 5.8.1939], Javelin ex
Kashmir [commissioned 10.6.1939], Jersey [commissioned 28.4.1939], Jervis [leader, commissioned 5.8.1939,
CONWAY 1922-46], Juno ex Jamaica [commissioned 24.8.1939], Jupiter [commissioned 16.6.1939]), ZEICHNUNG IN
ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, IM KOPIENORDNER, british destroyers
J 1: british submarine, commissioned 4/16, 1919 RAN, J-class
J 2: british submarine, commissioned 7/16, 1919 RAN, J-class
J 3: ex J 7, british submarine, commissioned 6/16, 1919 RAN, J-class
J 4: ex J 8, british submarine, commissioned 8/16, 1919 RAN, J-class
J 5: british submarine, commissioned 18.5.16, 1919 RAN, J-class
J 6: british submarine, commissioned 31.7.16, 1919 RAN, J-class
J 7: austral. submarine, commissioned 11/1917, J-class
Jaa
Jääkarhu: finnish ice breaker, delivered 2.3.1926, 1945 soviet Sibiryakov, IM KOPIENORDNER
J. A. Boyd: 1915 tug
Jab
Jacinta: 1915
Jacinthe, La: french schooner, launched 1823, 2x12pdr carronades
Jackall,12. gunbrig. launched 4/1801 Blackwall. lost 1807
Jackall. tender. (Welsh coaster of 101 tons purchased in 1792 as tender to Lion)
Jackdaw, gunboat (1855 launched. hulk 1868) 6/55, tender to Sans Pareil. 108'x22'x6'9".
Jack George: 1913
Jackie: seized rumrunner, taken into USCG 5.7.1929, CG-902
Jacksonville, T2-SE-A1
Jacobin, Le: french frigate, launched 1794, (28), taken by RN 1794, never fitted for sea but hulked, renamed Matilda, 1810 BU
Jacob van Heemskerck: dutch coastal battleship, launched 9/1906, 1939 guard ship Ijmuiden, 1941 german AA-battery Undine,
later dutch hulk Neptunus
Jacob van Heemskerck-class (Jacob van Heemskerck [commissioned 15.1.1986], Witte de With (II) [commissioned 17.9.1986])
dutch missile frigates, L-type, CONWAY 1947-95
Jacqueline: 1932, balloon vessel in world war 2
Jacques Coeur-class (Champlain [completed as refridgerator ship 1919], DÉstaing [commissioned 1918, renamed BeautempsBeaupré in 1918, lengthened, 1919 survey ship], Jacques Coeur [commissioned 1919], Lapérouse
[completed 1919 as survey ship], Primauguet [completed 1918 as refridgerator ship, renamed Allier in
1922], Coëtlogon [completed as transport 1919, merchant 1941], Forfait [completed as transport 1919,
merchant 1941], Hamelin [completed as transport 1919, revitailleur d´hydravions 1940], Lamotte-Picquet
[patrouilleur transport 1919, renamed Adour in 1922, Alfred de Courcy in 1924]) french patrol vessels,
CONWAY 1906-21
Jad
Jaegersberg: german tug, launched 1914, 1929 Steinhöft, 1939 net tender, 1942 NT 19, 1945 british tug, 1952 german Joachim
Jaf
Jägaren-class (Jägaren [launched 1.12.32], Kaparen [launched 3.3.33], Snapphanen [launched 2.11.34, 1959 modernised, 1959
guatemalan José Francisco Barrundia], Väktaren [launched 25.4.34]) swedish patrol craft
Jäger-class (Jäger, Crocodill, Fuchs [1884 Minenprahm Nr. 3], Hay, Scorpion, Sperber, Hyäne, Habicht, Pfeil [ex Donner, 1884
Minenprahm Nr. 2], Natter [ex Blitz], Schwalbe [ex Der Herrscher, 1884 Minenprahm Nr. 4/1], Wespe [1884
Minenprahm Nr. 4/1], Tiger, Wolf [1884 Minenprahm Nr. 2], Salamander [ex Der Sieger]) german steam
gunboats, launched 1860, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1 („Seeferkel“)
Jäger: german torpedo gunboat 1883, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
Jaguar-class (Typ 140: Iltis [launched 15.8.57], Jaguar [launched 12.6.57], Leopard [launched 4.1.58], Luchs [launched 2.11.57],
Wolf [launched 21.9.57, 1975 turkish Kalkan], Tiger [launched 21.4.58, 1976 turkish Yildiz], Panther [launched
18.10.58], Löwe [launched 8.11.58, 1975 turkish Kilic], Fuchs [launched 20.12.58, 1976 turkish for spares],
Marder [launched 21.3.59], Weihe [launched 20.6.59, 1973 french target], Kranich [launched 15.8.59, 1974
museum], Alk [launched 19.9.59, 1976 turkish for spares], Storch [launched 16.11.1959, 1975 turkish Tufan],
218
Pelikan [launched 12.12.1959, 1975 turkish Firtina], Häher [launched 9.1.1960, 1976 turkish Muzrak], Elster
[launched 26.3.1960], Reiher [launched 7.5.60, 1976 turkish for spares], Pinguin [launched 4.7.60, 1975 turkish
Karayel], Dommel [launched 20.8.60], IM KOPIENORDNER
Typ 141: Seeadler [launched 1.2.58, 1977 greek Hesperos], Albatros [launched 20.3.58, 1977 greek spare boat],
Kondor [launched 17.5.58, 1977 greek Laiaps], Greif [launched 28.6.58, 1976 greek Kyklon], Falke [launched
30.8.58, 1976 greek Kataigis], Geier [launched 1.10.58, 1976 greek Tyfon], Bussard [launched 29.11.58, 1976
greek spare boat], Habicht [launched 21.2.59, 1977 greek Kentauros], Sperber [launched 4.4.59, 1976 greek spare
boat], Kormoran [launched 16.7.59, 1977 greek Scorpios], Adjak [indonesian], Anoa [indonesian], Biruang
[indonesian, commissioned 1959], Harimau [indonesian, commissioned 1960], Madjan Kumbang [indonesian],
Madjan Tutul [indonesian], Serigala [indonesian], Singa [indonesian], Dammam [saudi Dammam-class,
commissioned 1969], Khabar [saudi Dammam-class, commissioned 1969], Maccah [saudi Dammam-class,
commissioned 1969]) west german fast torpedo attack craft, IM KOPIENORDNER, BROCKHAUS BD. 3
Jaguar-class (Jaguar [commissioned 28.4.1971], Margay [commissioned 21.5.1971], Ocelot [commissioned 22.6.1971]) guyanan
coastal patrol craft, Vosper Thornycroft 40ft type
Jah
Jai
Jaj
Jak
Jalapa, T2-SE-A1
Jalouse, La: (18x6pdr) french vessel 1794, captured on 13 .5. 1797 by RN, BU 1807, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jamaica-class (Jamaica [launched 7/1744, wrecked 1770], Trial/Tryal [launched 7/1744], 1754 ship rig, 1776 BU]) british snow,
10x6pdr, 14 swivels
Jamaica,26. (french Percante taken on 21 4/1796. sold 1814)
Jamaica: 1914
James: british mercantile, launched 1774, purchased by RN as fireship Flash, 1807 sold
James and Elizabeth,4. british gunvessel, around 1796 fitting out
James Baines: clipper, maiden voyage 12.09.1854
James Barrie: 1928, boom defence vessel in world war 2
James Booth: clipper, launched 1851
James E. Hughes: 1914 tug
James E. Williams, DDG-__: commissioned 12/2004
James Galley: british galley-frigate (30) launched 1676, mehr in 5000 JAHRE, S.37
James Island, T2-SE-A1
James Nicol Fleming: clipper, built 1869, later Napier, sister to Otago
Jamestown: 18x32pdr, 4x20,32, US corvette 1844, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jamestown AGP-3: 1941
James Watt: british (80) launched 1853, laid down as Audacious
Jan: german tug 1952 29,8x x3,7, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jane: purchased by RN 1781, 1782 taken by french
Jane Pirie: clipper, built 1847
Janetta: launched 1915, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 238
Januarius (66) 1780 russian.
Janus british 40/44 guns 1778
Janus, 32. (dutch Argo captured on 12.5.1796. sold 1811)
Janus-class (Janus [commissioned 11/1895], Lightning [commissioned 1/1896], Porcupine [commissioned 3/1896]) [Palmer 27knotters] british destroyer, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
Jan van Amstel-class (Jan van Amstel/Jan van Amstrel [commissioned 15.3.37], Pieter de Bitter [commissioned 26.5.1937],
Abraham Crijnssen [commissioned 26.5.37], Eland Dubois [commissioned 21.6.1937], Willem van Ewijck (I)
[commissioned 19.7.1937], Willem van Ewijck (II) [captured incomplete in 1940, 30.8.40 commissioned as
german M 552, 1945 dutch Abraham van der Hulst], Pieter Florisz [commissioned 13.9.37, 1940 german M 551,
1945 dutch Pieter Florisz MV 4, M 804, 1952 netlayer A 926], Jan van Gelder [commissioned 13.9.37],
Abraham van der Hulst [commissioned 11.10.37, 1940 german M 553, 1945 Willem van Ewijck (III)]) dutch
minesweepers, CONWAY 1922-46, GRÖNER 2
Jan van Brakel: dutch minelayer, launched 8.2.36, unscharf IM KOPIENORDNER
Jao
Japan: merchant brigg, launched 1862, commissioned 9.4.1863 as CSA privateer Georgia
Japon: french transport, later torpedo boat-mothership, trials in 1881, 4-6 torpedo-boats aboard
Jaq
Jaramas: swedish very good 22x8pdr, 10x4pdr before 1768
Jaramas: 1900 sailing merchant
Jaseur,12. brig captured from the french on 10.7.1807
Jaseur. launched 1813. ‘cruizer’. sold 1845) launched in the spring of 1813
219
Jaskolka-class (Czajka [commissioned 10.2.1936, german Westerplatte TFA 11, 1946 polish], Jaskolka [commissioned
27.8.1935], Mewa [commissioned 25.10.1935, german Putzig TFA 7, 1946 polish], Rybitwa [commissioned
21.12.1935, german Rixhöft TFA 8, 1946 polish], Czapla [commissioned 31.8.1939], Zuraw [commissioned
1.9.1939, german Oxhöft, 1946 polish, 1948 survey ship, 1951 Kompas]) polish minesweepers, launched 193438, CONWAY 1922-46
Jason: dutch 1770 (36)
Jason: british 1794 (46)
Jason,36. (1800 Burlesdon. wrecked 1801) 1800 fitting out. maiden voyage 11/1800
Jason,32. (1804 Woolwich. BU 1815) 1805, flagship
Jason-class (Jason [commissioned 11/1860], Barrosa [commissioned 9/1862], Orestes [commissioned 2.9.1861], Orpheus
[commissioned 10/1861], Rattlesnake [commissioned 8/1862], Wolverine [commissioned 4/1864]) british screw
Jason: US coal transport, launched 1912, 1930 seaplane mothership AV-2
Jason: 1922 commissioned tug, 30x x3,5
Jason: renamed Potia, Jason, Cynara, yacht 1913
Jason: german transport, commissioned 2/1936, 1941 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 171
Jasper: launched and commissioned 1820. ‘cherokee’. lost 1828
Jastreb: russian harbour vessel 1852, 1898 Mojka
Jat
Jaunty: 1941, tug
Jauréguiberry: french battleship, launched 1893, 2/1897 completed, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Java,32. (dutch Maria Reijgersbergen captured on 18.10.1806. lost 1807)
Java: US frigate launched 1813, 33x24pdr 20x42pdr carronades
Java-class (original: Java [launched 11/1815, hulk 1861, BU 1862], modified design: Southampton [launched 11/1820, 1857
coast guard, 1868 training ship, 1912 sold for BU], Portland [ex Kingston, launched 5/1822, 1846-50 provision
depot hulk, 1862 sold], Lancaster [launched 871823, 1847 hospital hulk, 1864 sold], Winchester [launched 6/1822,
1861 hulk, Conway training ship], Worcester [launched 10/1843, 1862 training hulk, IM KOPIENORDNER,
20x24pdr, 4x24pdr + 26x32pdr carronades], Chichester [launched 7/1843, 1866 hulk, 1889 sold]) british frigate,
30x24pdr, 6x24pdr + 16/26?x42pdr carronades
Java-class (Antietam [completed as repair ship 1876], Guerriere [commissioned as sloop 21.5.1867], Minnentonka
[commissioned as screw frigate California 12.12.1870], Piscataqua [commissioned as screw frigate 21.10.1867,
1869 Delaware]) US, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Java: dutch sloop, launched 1885
Java tug, 1905
Java-class (Java [commissioned 1.5.1925], Sumatra [commissioned 26.5.1926]) dutch cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER
IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1906-21, WEYER 43/44
Javary-class (Javary, Solimoes) brazilian coastal battleship, launched 1874, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Jaw
Jax
Jayesagara-class (Jayesagara 8launched 26.5.1983], Sagawardene [launched 20.11.1983]) sri lankan offshore patrol craft
Jaz
Jb
Jc
J. C. Wriede H. F. 330: fishing cutter, 1936, 1939 german auxiliary minesweeper R 111, 1940 H 219, 1940 M 3270, 1941 M
3431, 1968 fishing cutter H. C. Wriede, 1974 yacht C. C. Consul
Jd
Jean-Bart french (74) 1790, gestrandet 1809
Jean Bart, Le: french corvette, launched 1795, (22x9pdr), taken by RN 1795, renamed Laurel, 1797 sold
Jean-Bart: french (74) 1820
Jean Bart: french (80) launched 1852 screw ship
Jean-Jaques Rousseau: french (74) 1795, 1802 Marengo, taken by HMS London 1806
Jeanne dÁrc: french armoured cruiser 1902, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Jeanne DÁrc: french light cruiser, commissioned 14.9.1931, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46
Jeanne dÁrc: french helicopter carrier, commissioned 30.6.1964, CONWAY 1947-95
Jeanne et Genevieve: french transport 1917
Jeanne-Maria: 1937, balloon vessel in world war 2
Jeannie Deans: 1931, coastal AA vessel 1939
Jeannie Howie: 1912, balloon vessel in world war 2
Jeannine: 1913, balloon vessel in world war 2
Jeany: british mercantile, launched 1803, 4x4pdr/12pdr carronades, purchased 1804, 1807 wrecked
Jeb
Jec
Jed
220
Jee
Jefferson: US revenue brigantine, 4x12pdr carronades, launched 1.1.1839, commissioned 20.2.1839, 1841-42 USN, 1843 sold
Jega: dutch tug, launched 1927, 1940 german tug R 20 S, 1940 B 110 S, 1942 net tender NT 27 = Jupiter, 194. Wacht am Rhein
III, 19.. dutch Damco 14, 1962 tug, 197. Susanna G., 197. Ilmar, 197. Taurus
Jeh
Jei
Jej
Jek
Jel
Jemmapes: french (74) commissioned 1794, until 1793 Alexandre
Jemmapes, Le (106) 1841 french
Jemmapes-class (Jemmapes, Valmy) french coastal battleship 1894, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Jéna: french battleship, commissioned 4.4.1902
Jennings, T1-M-A1
Jernih-class (Jernih, Terijah) malaysian landing craft, built 1977-78
Jérôme Napoléon: french screw sloop (6) launched 1859
Jérôme Napoléon: french cruiser 1868, built as Cassard, 1870 Desaix
Jerong-class (Jerong [commissioned 21.3.1976], Tudak [commissioned 16.6.76], Paus [commissioned 18.8.76], Yu
[commissioned 15.11.76], Baung [commissioned 11.1.77], Pari [commissioned 23.3.77]) malaysian fast gun attack
craft
Jersey: british 50 guns 1698
Jersey: british, 60 guns (24x24pdr, 26x9pdr, 10x6pdr), launched 6/1736, 1771 hospital ship, about 1780 hulked
Jervis Bay: british, launched 1922, merchant, 1939 armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser)
Jervis Bay: australian training ship, launched 1969, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jesburn: 1917
Jessie Tait: 1915, balloon vessel in world war 2
Jester: yacht 1937
Jesus von Lübeck: 1540 HOWARD S. 162: armament
Jetstream-class (..., ..., ...) hong kong patrol craft, built 1971
Jeune Henri: british built french brig, 12x12-pounders and 2x4-pounders.
Jeux, Le: french, became british Play, (30) 1689
Jeverland: 1942 oiler, german
Jewel, 38. (french Topaze captured on 22.1.1809. renamed Alcmene in 5/09. BU 1816)
Jex
Jey
Jez
J. H. MacGaregill, T2-SE-A2
Jiangdong-class/Kiang Tung-class (531 Yintang [launched 1973], 532 Zhongdong [launched 1974]) chinese frigates, CONWAY
1947-95
Jianghu I-class/Kiang Hu-class (509 Chang De, 510 Shaoxing, 511 Nantong, 512 Wuxi, 513 Huayin, 514 Zhenjiang, 515
Xiamen, 516 Jiujiang, 517 Nanping, 518 Jian, 519 Changzhi, 520 Kaifeng, 555 Zhaotong, 556
Xiangtan) chinese frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Jianghu II-class (533 Ningbo, 534 Jinhua, 543 Gandong, 545 Tianshan, 552 Yibin, 553 Shaoguan, 554 Anshun [1989 bagladeshi
Osman], 557 Jishou) chinese frigates, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jianghu III-class (535 Huangshi [commissioned 1986], 536 Wuhu [commissioned 1987], 537 Zhoushan [commissioned 1992],
Chao Phraya [thai, launched 24.6.1990, training ship, type 053HT], Bangpakong [thai, launched 25.7.1990,
training ship, type 053HT], Karaburi [thai, launched 28.12.1990, type 053HT(H)], Saiburi [thai, launched
27.8.1991, type 053HT(H)]) chinese frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Jianghu IV-class (544 Siping [commissioned 11/1986]) chinese frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Jiangnan-class/Kiangnan-class (209 [commissioned 1967], 214 [commissioned 1967], 231 [commissioned 1968], 232
[commissioned 1968], 233 [commissioned 1969]) chinese frigates, improved „Riga“-class,
CONWAY 1947-95
Jiangwei-class (539 Anqing [commissioned 12/1991], 540 Huinan [commissioned 12/1992], 541, 542, 543, 544) chinese
Jib
Jic
Jid
Jie
Jif
Jig
Jihad-class (Jihad, Salam) lebanese large patrol craft, became libyan, bought 1/1978
Jii
221
Jija Bai-class (Jija bai, Chand Bibi, Kittur Chinnama, Rani Jindan, Habbakhatum, Ramadevi, Avvayar) indian coast guard
inshore patrol craft, delivered 1983-85
Jim Wilder No. 2: gasoline tug boat, launched 1911, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jingei: japanese paddle corvette 1881
Jingei-class (Jingei 1923, Chôgei/Chogai/Chogei/Tyogei [launched 1924]) japanese submarine tender, flagships, IM
KOPIENORDNER, LOOSE/OESTERLE
J. L. Hanna, T2-SE-A1
J. L. Runeberg: 1914 swedish steamer, 1916 russian survey vessel Gorizont
Joao Coutinho-class (Joao Coutinho [commissioned 7.3.1970], Jacinto Candido [commissioned 10.6.1970], General Pereira
DÉca [commissioned 10.10.1970], Augusto de Castilho [commissioned 14.11.1970], Honorio Barreto
[commissioned 15.4.1971], Antonio Enes [commissioned 18.6.1971]) portuguese coastal patrol frigates,
fishery protection vessels, CONWAY 1947-95
Jobourg: 1932 tug
Joc
Jod
Jo Elm: 1982
Joessel-class (Joessel [(Q 109) launched 7/17, commissioned 2/1919], Fulton [(Q 110) launched 4/19, commissioned 7/1920])
french submarines
Johan de Witt: dutch landing ship LPD, named 20.5.06
Johan Maurits van Nassau: dutch gunboat, launched 20.8.1932
Johanna: german tug 1980 26,39m long
Johannes Körner III: tug, launched 1905, 1908 Wilhelmine, 1939 Sperrfahrzeug 13, 194. DWo ..., 194. Vs 1..
Johann Georg: german ... 1907 (AE 103), 1924 lengthened, 1940 V 1911, 1944 Vs 511, 1951 swedish Ella Feldt, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Johan Reinicke II: tug, launched 8/1913, 1914 liason vesel A, 1924 Vorsetzen, ...
Johan van Brakel-class (Johan van Brakel = G 1 [launched 1904], Jan Daneilzoon van de Rijn = G 2 [launched 1904], Meijndert
Jentjes = G 3 [launched 1904], Willem Willemsze = G 4 [launched 1904]) dutch torpedo boats
John: british mercantile, launched 1766, purchased by RN as fireship Wildfire 1804, 1807 sold
John Adams: US frigate, maiden voyage 10/1799, 24x12pdr, 6x24pdr carronades
John Bull. cutter. (1802) 1805
John. C. Butler-class (WGT): (DE-339 John C. Butler [commissioned 31.3.1944, DE-340 O'Flaherty [commissioned 8.4.1944],
DE-341 Raymond [commissioned 15.4.1944], DE-342 Richard W. Suesens [commissioned
26.4.1944], DE-343 Abercrombie [commissioned 1.5.1944], DE-344 Oberrender [commissioned
11.5.1944], DE-345 Robert Brazier [commissioned 18.5.1944], DE-346 Edwin A. Howard
[commissioned 25.5.1944], DE-347 Jesse Rutherford [commissioned 31.5.1944], DE-348 Key
[commissioned 5.6.1944], DE-349 Gentry [commissioned 14.6.1944], DE-350 Traw
[commissioned 20.6.1944], DE-351 Maurice J. Manuel [commissioned 30.6.1944], DE-352
Naifeh [commissioned 4.7.1944], DE-353 Doyle C. Barnes [commissioned 13.7.1944], DE-354
Kenneth W. Willett [commissioned 19.7.1944], DE-355 Jaccard [commissioned 26.7.1944], DE356 Lloyd E. Acree [commissioned 1.8.1944], DE-357 George E. Davis [commissioned
11.8.1944], DE-358 Mack [commissioned 16.8.1944], DE-359 Woodson [commissioned
24.8.1944], DE-360 Johnnie Hutchins [commissioned 28.8.1944], DE-361 Walton [commissioned
4.9.1944], DE-362 Rolf [commissioned 7.9.1944], DE-363 Pratt [commissioned 18.9.1944], DE364 Rombach [commissioned 20.9.1944], DE-365 McGinty [commissioned 25.9.1944], DE-366
Alvin C. Cockrell [commissioned 7.10.1944], DE-367 French [commissioned 9.10.1944], DE-368
Cecil J. Doyle [commissioned 16.10.1944], DE-369 Thaddeus Parker [commissioned 25.10.1944],
DE-370 John L. Williamson [commissioned 31.10.1944], DE-371 Presley [commissioned
7.11.1944], DE-372 Williams [commissioned 31.11.1944], DE-402 Richard S. Bull
[commissioned 26.2.1944], DE-403 Richard M. Rowell [commissioned 9.3.1944], DE-404
Eversole [commissioned 21.3.1944], DE-405 Dennis [commissioned 20.3.1944], DE-406
Edmonds [commissioned 3.4.1944], DE-407 Shelton [commissioned 4.4.1944], DE-408 Straus
[commissioned 6.4.1944], DE-409 La Prade [commissioned 20.4.1944], DE-410 Jack Miller
[commissioned 13.4.1944], DE-411 Stafford [commissioned 19.4.1944], DE-412 Walter C. Wann
[commissioned 2.5.1944], DE-413 Samuel B. Roberts [commissioned 28.4.1944], DE-414 Le Ray
Wilson [commissioned 10.5.1944], DE-415 Lawrence C. Taylor [commissioned 13.5.1944], DE416 Melvin R. Nawman [commissioned 16.5.1944], DE-417 Oliver Mitchell [commissioned
14.6.1944], DE-418 Tabberer [commissioned 23.5.1944], DE-419 Robert F. Keller [commissioned
17.6.1944], DE-420 Leland E. Thomas [commissioned 19.6.1944], DE-421 Chester T. O'Brien
[commissioned 3.7.1944], DE-422 Douglas A. Munro [commissioned 11.7.1944], DE-423 Dufilho
[commissioned 21.7.1944], DE-424 Haas [commissioned 2.8.1944], DE-438 Corbesier
[commissioned 31.5.1944], DE-439 Conklin [commissioned 21.4.1944], DE-440 McCoy
Reynolds [commissioned 2.5.1944, 1957 portuguese Corte Real], DE-441 William Seiverling
[commissioned 1.6.1944], DE-442 Ulvert M. Moore [commissioned 18.6.1944], DE-443 Kendal
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C. Campbell [commissioned 31.7.1944], DE-444 Goss [commissioned 26.8.1944], DE-445 Grady
[commissioned 11.9.1944], DE-446 Charles E. Brannon [commissioned 1.11.1944], DE-447
Albert T. Harris [commissioned 29.11.1944], DE-448 Cross [commissioned 8.1.1945], DE-449
Hanna [commissioned 27.1.1945], DE-450 Joseph E. Conolly [commissioned 28.2.1945], DE-508
Gilligan [ex Donaldson, commissioned 12.5.1944], DE-509 Formoe [commissioned 5.10.1944,
1957 portuguese Diogo Cao], DE-510 Heyliger [commissioned 24.3.1945], DE-531 Edward H.
Allen [commissioned 16.12.1943], DE-532 Tweedy [commissioned 12.2.1944], DE-533 Howard
F. Clark [commissioned 25.5.1944], DE-534 Silverstein [commissioned 14.7.1944], DE-535
Lewis [commissioned 5.9.1944], DE-536 Bivin [commissioned 31.10.1944], DE-537 Rizzi
[commissioned 26.6.1945], DE-538 Osberg [commissioned 17.12.1945], DE-539 Wagner
[commissioned 31.12.1955], DE-540 Vandivier [commissioned 1.12.1955]) US destroyer escorts,
CONWAY 1922-46
John Dunn: 1918, boom defence vessel
John Duthrie: clipper, launched 1864
John Ericsson-class (John Ericsson [launched 3/1865], Thordön [launched 12/1865], Tirfing [launched 6/1866]) swedish
monitors, 1894-1903 rebuilt
John Mann 1919, boom defence vessel
Johnstown: great lakes transport 1953, DAS GROßE BUCH DER SEEFAHRT
John T. Essberger KRS 9: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, german SAR-boot 1975, midget craft Elsa KRT 9, 44-m Typ,
(sisters: Wilhelm Kaisen KRS 11 with Helene KRT 11 [commissioned 1978], Hermann Ritter KRS 10 with
Wanda KRT 10 [commissioned 1977])
John W. Mackay: 1922
Joi
Jok
Jolly: (8) purchased by RN while building in 1709?, 1714 sold
Jolly Brise/Jolie Brise: 1913 pilot, 1923 yacht, first race 1925, ZEICHNUNG IN DAS GROSSE BUCH DER SCHIFFE
Jom
Jonge Prins: dutch (38), launched 1634, captured 1665, RN fireship Young Prince 1666
Jonna: tug, launched 1929, 1942 danish minesweeper P 33, 1943 Arbeitsboot 32, 1945 danish, 1951 Y 357, 1958 DMH 64, 1960
MHV 64
Joo
Jop
Joq
Jordan Valley, T2-SE-A1
Jorge Juan-class (Jorge Juan [launched 1876], Sánchez Barcáiztegui [launched 1876]) spanish screw sloops
Jorkay: completed as USN Tappahanock AO-43, T2-A Mattaponi class
José Felix Ribas: venezuelan gunboat, launched 1894, built as tug Zumbador, 1903-10 renamed in Jose Felix Ribas
Joseph: hired cutter around 1800
Josephine: portuguese, ..., purchased by RN 1842, renamed Prompt, 1845 sold
Josephine: launched 1898, 8/16 russian dispatch vessel Gorislavna
Joshua Tree, T2-SE-A1
Jot
Jouvencelle, La: french schooner, launched 1841 (4)
Jov
Jow
Jox
Joy
Joz
J. T. Hendry: 1908
Juan Lucio-class (Juan Lucio, Alfonso Vargas, Fritz Hagale, Humberto Cortes, Calibio, Carlos Galindo) colombian river patrol
craft, delivered 1952-54
Juan Nepomuceno Eslava-class (Juan Nepomuceno Eslava, Jose Maria Garcia de Toledo) colombian patrol boats, built in 1994
Jug: russian survey vessel 1915 (see Sever, Vostok, Zapad)
Julesburg, T2-SE-A1
Jules Michelet: french armoured cruiser, commissioned 11/1908, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Jules Verne: commissioned 1932, french submarine-tender 16kn, 4x9,0, 4x4,7, 9 MG, WEYER 43/44
Jules Verne: french LNG-tanker 1965, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jules Verne: french navire atelier polyvalent 1976, 2x4,0, 18 kn
Julia,16. launched 1806. lost 1817) 1807
Julia: US schooner/brig (2), launched 1812, taken 8/1813 by RN, renamed Confiance, recaptured by the US on 5.10.1813
Julia: launched 1883, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 294, later T 233 (II)
„Juliett“-class (K-156 [commissioned 10.12.1963, 1987 B-156], K-85 [commissioned 30.12.1964], K-24 [commissioned
31.10.1965, 1987 B-124], K-68 [commissioned 28.12.1965], K-63 [commissioned 12-6-1966], K-70
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[commissioned 31.12.1964, B-270], K-77 [commissioned 31.10.1965], K-58 [commissioned 23.9.1966], K-81
[commissioned 14.12.1965], K-73 [commissioned 21.8.1968], K-318 [commissioned 29.9.1968], K-120
[commissioned 26.12.1968]) soviet missile submarines, project 651, CONWAY 1947-95
Julija: russian schooner 1864
Julius D. A. Marxen: pilot craft 1957, IM KOPIENORDNER, sister to Adolph A. H. Fokkes
Jumin-class (Jumin, Carabobo, Pinchincha) colombian gun boats, french-built, launched 1925
Junco: 1917 tug
Juniper,8. schooner. (1808 launched. sold 1814) 1809
Juno: british corvette, launched 1843 (26)
Juno-class (Juno [commissioned 5/1868], Thalia [commissioned 3/1870]) british sloops/troopers
Junon: french, 1747 built, 30x12pdr, 20x6pdr, not good
Junon: 1778, french
Junon,36. captured on 10.2.1809. retaken 1809
Junon: french screw frigate (46) 1863
Junon, La: french fishing vessel, 1941 german Arbeitsboot 10
Junon: seychelles patrol boat, discarded 1991
Junsen J 1-class (I 1 (I) [ex No 74, commissioned 3/1926], I 2 [ex No 75, commissioned 24.7.26], I 3 [ex No 76, commissioned
30.11.26], I 4 [commissioned 12/1929]) japanese submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Junsen J 1M-class (I 5 [commissioned 7/1932]) japanese submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Junsen J 2-class (I 6 [commissioned 5/1935]) japanese submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Junsen J 3-class (I 7 [commissioned 3/1937], I 8 [commissioned 12/1938]) japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE
IM 2. WK
Junyo-class (Junyo [commissioned 5.5.1942], Hiyo [commissioned 31.7.42]) japanese aircraft carriers, CONWAY 1922-46,
SEEMACHT II
Jupiter: (36), 1633
Jupiter: russian bomb, commissioned 8.5.1715
Jupiter: 1760 swedish frigate, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.108
Jupiter: (50) british 1778
Jupiter: dutch (74) launched 1782, 28x32pdr, 28x18pdr, 10x12pdr, 4x8pdr, taken in 1797, HMS Camperdown (64), 1802 hulk
Jupiter: french (74) 1789, Démocrate 1794, Montagnard 1795, Jupiter 1795, Batave 1797
Jupiter: french (74) 1795 (Viala until 10/95, Voltaire until 12/95), Constitution 1803, HMS Maida 1805
Jupiter: swedish gunboat, launched 1803, 2x24pdr, 6x12pdr, 4x3pdr swivels
Jupiter: british frigate, launched 6/1814, 22*24pdr , 24*12pdr , 2*6pdr , 10*24pdr carronades, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jupiter: french (80) 1831
Jupiter: AC-3, US supply, coal transport, commissioned 1913, became USS Langley CV-1, aircraft carrier 1922, 1937 seaplane
carrier AV-3, CONWAY 1906-21
Jupiter-class (Jupiter [commissioned 1937, modernised 1959-61, rated as frigate], Marte [commissioned 1937, 1959/61 rated as
frigate], Neptuno [commissioned 1938, 1959/61 rated as frigate], Vulcano [commissioned 1937, modernised 1959-61,
rated as frigate]) spanish gunboat-minelayers, CONWAY 1922-46
Jupiter: british 1937, 1939 Scawfell coastal AA vessel
Jupiter-class (Jupiter, Venus [1975 angolan], Saturno, Urano, Mercurio, Marte) portuguese coastal patrol boats, launched 196465, 2 became angolan, 3 mozambique
Jura-class (Jura [built 1975, 1988 merchant Criscella, 1989 mauretanian N´Madi], ...) british (scottish) offshore fisheries patrol
vessels, similar to Isles-class
Jurien de la Gravière: french protected cruiser 1903, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Just Bruun: tug, launched 1931, 1943 danish minesweeper P 36, 1943 german Arbeitsboot 33, 1951 danish Y 360, 1965 fishing
vessel Lilli Jane, 1974 Lene Meng
Juste: (80) captured on 1 6/1794, BU 1811
Justice: ex ATR-20 tug, 1943
Justitia: transport 1862, supply ship for CSA-ships
Jûyusen Nr. 3128: japanese coastal tanker 1934, IM KOPIENORDNER
Jylland: transport 1860
Jylland: danish screw frigate 1862
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
K: german torpedo boat (K 1), built 1887/1889, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
K-class (Kandahar [commissioned 10.10.1939], Kashmir ex Javelin [commissioned 26.10.1939], Kelvin [commissioned
27.11.1939], Khartoum [commissioned 6.11.1939], Kimberley [commissioned 21.12.1939], Kingston [commissioned
14.9.1939], Kipling [commissioned 12.12.1939], Kelly [leader, commissioned 23.8.1939]), ZEICHNUNG IN
ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, IM KOPIENORDNER, british destroyers
K-/Katjusha-class/Series XIV (K 1 [4.5.1938 launched, 26.5.1940 in service], K 2 [26.5.1940 in service], K 3 [commissioned
19.12.40], K 21 [commissioned 3.2.1941, 1949 B 4], K 22 [commissioned 7.8.40], K 23 [commissioned 25.10.40], K 51
[commissioned 17.9.1941, 1949 B 6], K 52 [commissioned 11.10.1942, 1949 B 7?], K 53 [commissioned 31.8.43, 1949 B
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8?], K 55 [commissioned 25.12.44, 1949 B 8?], K 56 [commissioned 25.11.42, 1949 B 9]) soviet submarines,
ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
K-type: soviet minesweeping launches of world war 2
K 1: dutch torpedo boat, launched 1904/05
K I: dutch submarine, commissioned 15.7.1914
K 1: british submarine, launched 11/16, commissioned 4/17, K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K 1-type (No 19 [commissioned 31.7.1919, RO 11 1924], No 20 [commissioned 1919, RO 12 1924]) japanese submarines [S 7design, kaigun medium design], CONWAY 1906-21
K 1: german gunboat 1941, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
K 2-type (No 22 [commissioned 17.2.1921, RO 14 1924], No 23 [commissioned 30.9.1920, RO 13 1924], No 24 [commissioned
30.6.1921, RO 15 1924]) japanese submarines, [Kaigun design, S 18-type], CONWAY 1906-21
K II: dutch submarine, commissioned 28.3.1922
K 2: german gunboat 1942, 1945 dutch, 1946 Van Speyk, 1953 re-engined, CONWAY 1922-46, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 1
K 3-type (No 34 [commissioned 20.10.1921, RO 17 1924], No 35 [commissioned 15.12.1921, RO 18 1924], No 36
[commissioned 15.3.1922, RO 19 1924], No 37 [commissioned 29.4.1922, RO 16 1924], No 38 [commissioned 1.2.1922,
RO 20 1924], No 39 [commissioned 1.2.1922, RO 21 1924], No 40 [commissioned 10.10.1922, RO 22 1924], No 41
[commissioned 28.4.1923, RO 23 1924], No 42 [commissioned 30.11.1920, RO 24 1924], No 43 [commissioned
25.10.1921, RO 25 1924]) japanese submarine
K III-class (K III [commissioned 9.7.1920], K IV [commissioned 27.4.1921]) dutch submarines
K 3: german gunboat 1942, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
K 3-class (K3 [later BDK 3, later LCT 3], K 4 [later BDK 4, later LCT 4], K 5 [later BDK 5, later LCT 5]) spanish landing craft,
british LCT(4) design
K 4: british submarine, launched 7/16, commissioned 1.1.17, K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K 4-type (No 45 [commissioned 25.1.1923, RO 26], No 58 [commissioned 13.7.1924, RO 27 1924], No 62 [commissioned
13.4.1923, RO 28 1924]) japanese submarines
K 4 = Lorelei: german gunboat 1943, built as belgian Artevelde, 1945 belgian stationary training ship Artevelde, ZEICHNUNG
IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1922-46
K V-class (K V [commissioned 15.9.1920], K VI [commissioned 11.10.1921], K VII [commissioned 9/1922]) dutch submarines,
CONWAY 1906-21
K VIII-class (K VIII [commissioned 15.9.22], K IX [commissioned 21.6.23, 1943 austral., 1944 dutch oiler], K X
[commissioned 24.9.1923]) dutch submarines, CONWAY 1922-46
„K 8“-type () polish-built minesweepers, project 361T, about 130 built 1954-59, about 30 polish, 70 soviet, 5 vietnamesse in
1980, cuban: 1 transferred in 1978, nicaraguan: 4 transferred 1984, polish: KTR 931, ..., KTR 964 (36 built 1956-60,
additional 10 project 361S built)
K 9: british submarine, commissioned 9.5., K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K 10: british submarine,launched 12/16, commissioned 26.5.17, K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K 11: british submarine, commissioned 2/17, K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K XI-class [K XI [commissioned 24.3.1925], K XII [commissioned 19.5.1925], K XIII [commissioned 29.3.1926]) dutch
K 13: british submarine, launched 11/16, renumbered K 22 3/17, commissioned 18.10.17, K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K XIV-class (K XIV [commissioned 6.7.1933], K XV [commissioned 30.12.1933], K XVI [commissioned 30.1.1934], K XVII
[commissioned 19.12.1933], K XVIII [commissioned 23.3.1934]) dutch submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2.
WK, CONWAY 1922-46
K 17: british submarine, launched 4/17, completed 20.09.1917, sunk 1/18, K-class, CONWAY 1906-21
K 26: british submarine 1923, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, LOOSE/OESTERLE
„K 48“-class () north-korean large patrol craft, built late 1950s
Kaa
Kaba-class (Kaba 1915, Kaede 1915, Katsura 1915, Ume 1915, Kusunoki 1915, Kashiwa 1915, Matsu 1915, Sugi 1915, Kiri
1915, Sakaki 1915) japanese destroyers, IM KOPIENORDNER, more built as french Arabe-class [CONWAY 190621]
Kac
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Kadet: russian sailing vessel 1863
Kae
Kaf
Kaga: japanese aircraft carrier, commissioned 31.3.1928, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, CONWAY
1922-46
Kagawa Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1903
Kagero-class (Kagero [commissioned 6.11.1939], Kuroshio [commissioned 27.1.1940], Oyashio [commissioned 20.8.1940],
Hatsukaze [commissioned 15.2.1940], Natsushio [commissioned 31.8.1940], Yukikaze [commissioned
20.1.1940, 1947 chinese Tang-Ten/Tan Yang, 1949 taiwanese Tan Yang], Hayashio [commissioned 31.8.1940],
Maikaze [commissioned 15.7.1941], Isokaze [commissioned 30.11.1940], Shiranui [commissioned 20.12.1939],
Amatsukaze [commissioned 26.10.1940], Tokitsukaze [commissioned 15.1.1940], Urakaze [commissioned
15.12.1940], Hamakaze [commissioned 30.6.1941], Nowari [commissioned 28.4.1941], Arashi [commissioned
27.1.1941], Hagikaze [commissioned 31.3.1941], Tanikaze [commissioned 25.4.1941]) japanese destroyers,
ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kagu Maru: japanese freighter 1936 launched, 137,17x18,59x8,77 m, 19,7 kn, rebuilt as auxiliary seaplane carrier for 10 aircraft,
2x12,0, see also Kinugasa Maru
Kah
Kai Che-class (Kai Che 1883, King Chíng 1886, Huan Tái 1888) chinese cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Kaigun-Holland-type (No 6 [commissioned 30.3.1906], No 7 [commissioned 30.3.1906]) japanese submarines
Kaijo Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1902
Kaijô Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1937, 1939 renamed Kaijô Maru No. 2
Kaijô Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1939
Kaiyo-class (Kaiyo No. 1 [commissioned 9.10.1939], Kaiyo No. 2 [commissioned 23.12.1939], Kaiyo No. 3 [commissioned
17.6.1942], Kaiyo No. 4 [commissioned 17.7.1942, later survey vessel HM 01], Kaiyo No. 5 [commissioned
28.2.1943, later survey vessel], Kaiyo No. 6 [commissioned 31.3.1943]) japanese research ships, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Kailau or Kailan 1914 tug
Kaiman-class (Kaiman [launched 6/1905, commissioned 14.9.1905, 1913 Tb 50E, 1917 Tb 50], Anaconda/Anakonda [launched
5/06, commissioned 21.9.1906, commissioned 21.9.1906, 1913 Tb 51T, 1917 Tb 51], Alligator [launched 6/06,
commissioned 31.12.1906, 1913 Tb 52T, 1917 Tb 52], Krokodil [launched 7/06, commissioned 31.12.1906, 1913
Tb 53T, 1917 Tb 53], Wal [launched 9/06, commissioned 15.6.1907, 1913 Tb 54T, 1917 Tb 54, 1920 yugoslav T
12], Seehund [launched 9/06, commissioned 15.7.1907, 1913 Tb 55T, 1917 Tb 55], Delphin [launched 11/06,
commissioned 15.7.1907, 1913 Tb 56T, 1917 Tb 56], Narwal [launched 12/06, commissioned 15.7.1908, 1913 Tb
57T, 1917 Tb 57], Hai [launched 3/07, commissioned 15.7.1908, 1913 Tb 58T, 1917 Tb 58], Möve [launched
3/07, commissioned 15.7.1908, 1913 Tb 59T, 1917 Tb 59], Schwalbe [launched 7/07, commissioned 20.3.1909,
1913 Tb 60T, 1917 Tb 60, 1920 yugoslav T 9], Pinguin [launched 4/07, commissioned 20.3.1909, 1913 Tb 61T,
1917 Tb 61, 1920 yugoslav T 10], Drache [launched 7/07, commissioned 20.3.1909, 1913 Tb 62T, 1917 Tb 62],
Greif [launched 7/07, commissioned 20.3.1909, 1913 Tb 63T, 1917 Tb 63], Triton [launched 7/08, commissioned
31.12.1908, 1913 Tb 64F, 1917 Tb 64], Hydra [launched 10/08, commissioned 19.1.1909, 1913 Tb 65F, 1917 Tb
65], Skorpion [launched 11/08, commissioned 22.1.1909, 1913 Tb 66F, 1917 Tb 66], Phönix [launched 1/09,
commissioned 3.8.1909, 1913 Tb 67F, 1917 Tb 67], Krake [launched 2/09, commissioned 15.9.1909, 1913 Tb
68F, 1917 Tb 68], Polyp [launched 4/09, commissioned 15.9.1909, 1913 Tb 69F, 1917 Tb 69, 1920 yugoslav T
11], Echse [launched 5/09, commissioned 15.6.1910, 1913 Tb 70F, 1917 Tb 70], Molch [launched 7/09,
commissioned 15.6.1910, 1913 Tb 71F, 1917 Tb 71], Kormoran [launched 7/09, commissioned 5.3.1910, 1913 Tb
72F, 1917 Tb 72], Alk [launched 10/09, commissioned 15.6.1910, 1913 Tb 73F, 1917 Tb 73]) kuk torpedo-boats,
CONWAY 1906-21
Kaiman-class (Kaiman, Alligator, Drakon, Krokodil) russian submarines, completed 1910, converted 1911, commissioned 1911,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaimon-class (Kaimon [commissioned 13.8.1884], Tenryu [commissioned 3/1885]) japanese corvette
Kaiser: kuk battleship (91), launched 1855, rebuilt, re-commissioned 12/1873, 1902 Bellona, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Kaiser-class (Kaiser [commissioned 13.2.1875, 1905 Uranus, Deutschland [commissioned 7.8.1975, 1904 Jupiter])
ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Kaiser: 1911, launch, DAIMLER-BENZ-POSTER
Kaiser-class (Kaiser Friedrich III. [commissioned 7.10.1898], Kaiser Barbarossa [commissioned 10.6.1901], Kaiser Karl der
Große [commissioned 4.2.1902], Kaiser Wilhelm II [commissioned 13.2.1900], Kaiser Wilhelm der Große
[commissioned 5.5.1901]) german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
Kaiser: launched 8.4.1905, german propulsion trials ship 1906, 1914 german auxiliary minelayer, 1921 ferry, 1939 minelayer,
1943-44 trials ship, 1945 soviet Nekrasov, 1947 polish Beniowski, ZEICHNUNGEN IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Kaiser-class (Kaiser [commissioned 1.8.1912], Friedrich der Große [commissioned 15.10.1912], Kaiserin [commissioned
14.5.1913], Prinzregent Luitpold [commissioned 1.8.1913], König Albert [commissioned 31.7.1913]) german
battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1906-21
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Kaiser Franz Joseph I.-class (Kaiser Franz Joseph I. [commissioned 2.7.1890], Kaiserin Elisabeth [commissioned 24.1.1892])
kuk protected cruiser, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Kaiserin Augusta: german cruiser, commissioned 17.11.1892, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1
Kaiserin and Königin Maria Theresia: kuk armoured cruiser, commissioned 24.3.1895, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Kaiser Karl VI: kuk armoured cruiser, commissioned 23.5.1900, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Kaiser Max-class (Kaiser Max [commissioned 1863], Prinz Eugen [commissioned 3/1863], Juan de Austria [commissioned
1863]) kuk battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Kaiser Max-class (Kaiser Max [commissioned 26.10.1876, 1920 yugoslav Tivat], Don Juan dÁustria [commissioned
26.6.1876], Prinz Eugen [commissioned 11/1878, 1904 repair ship Vulkan]) kuk battleship, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 3
Kaiser Wilhelm der Große: german passenger liner, commissioned 9/1897, auxiliary cruiser D 1914, CONWAY 1906-21
Kaiten 1: japanese human torpedos, about 400 built 1944-45, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaiten 2: japanese human torpedos, few built 1945, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaiten 3: japanese experimental craft, not in production
Kaiten 4: japanese human torpedos, up to 20 built 1945, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaiten 10: IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaira-class (MGK-710, MGK-749, MGK-751, MGK-753, MGK-760, MGK-771, MGK-1804) soviet auxiliary, building from
1969, project 1403A
Kairyu type (S-Kanamono [prototype], ...) japanese midget submarines, production began in 2/1945, until 8/45 212 completed
Kaiwo Maru: japanese sail training ship 1930
Kaj
Kak
Kala-class (Kala 1 [commissioned 16.11.1956], Kala 2, Kala 3, Kala 4, Kala 5, Kala 6 [commissioned 4.12.1959]) finnish
landing craft
Kalamalka: RCN 1944 (MMS)
Kalamazoo, T1-M-A2
Kalbodengrundskij: russian light ship 1863, 1918 finnish Kalbadergrund, 1938 MKH 3, 19.. steamer Kaleva, 19.. Regina
Kalev-class (Kalev [commissioned 1937, 1940 soviet], Lembit [commissioned 1937, 1940 soviet 1945 U 1, 1949 S 85, 1956
experimental ship, 1979 memorial]) estonian submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY
1922-46
Kalevala: russian screw corvette, built 1858, (15)
Kalithea-class (Kalithea, Pherinika, Terpsichore, Terpsithea) greek torpedo boats, launched 1881
Kalkay, completed as USN Mattaponi AO-41, T2-A Mattaponi class
Kallundborg: danish-norwegian gunboats, 168 built 1807-14, 11 built 1825-33, 2x24pdr
Kalmyk-class (Kalmyk [commissioned 10/1909, recommissioned 1919, japanese 1920-25, recommissioned as Proletari 5/27],
Kirgiz/Kirghiz [commissioned 10/1909], Korel [commissioned 10/1909], Sibiryak [commissioned 10/1909,
recommissioned 1921 as Krasnaya Zvezda], Vogul [ex Zabaikalets, commissioned 10/1909, recommissioned 1921
as Bednota, renamed Krasnaya Zvezda 1939, rebuilt 1941-42], Votyak [ex Ussuriets, commissioned 10/1909,
japanese 1920-25], Zyryanin/Ziryanin [ex Amurets, commissioned 10/1909]) russian river gunboats, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Kamakura Maru: japanese transport 1930, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaman-class (Kaman [commissioned 12.8.77], Zoubin [commissioned 12.9.77], Khadang [commissioned 15.3.78], Peykan
[commissioned 31.3.78], Joshan [commissioned 23.3.78], Falakhon [commissioned 31.3.78], Shamshir
[commissioned 31.3.78], Gorz [commissioned 22.8.78], Gardouneh [commissioned 11.9.78], Khanjar
[commissioned 1.8.1981], Neyzeh [commissioned 1.8.1981], Tabarzin [commissioned 1.8.1981]) iranian fast
missile attack craft, french Combattante II design
Kamb
Kamchatka: russian paddle steamer, built 1841, (14)
„Kamchatka“-class () soviet intelligence collection vessel, project 1288.4
„Kamenka“-class () soviet project 870
Kamikawa Maru: japanese freighter 1937 launched, 146,15x19x8,23 m, 19,5 kn, rebuilt as auxiliary seaplane carrier for 12
aircraft, 2x15,0, 4x1,32 MG, see also Kiyokawa Maru, Kimikawa Maru, Kunikawa Maru
Kamikaze Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1938, renamed Jûkô Maru
Kamishima-class (Kamishima [commissioned 30.7.45, 1947 soviet], Awashima [completed 18.4.46 as transport for retreat])
japanese minelayers, CONWAY 1922-46
Kamoi: japanese fleet oiler 1922, seaplane carrier 1933, flying boat tender 1940, fleet oiler 1943, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kamome-class (Kamome [commissioned 1929], Tsubame [commissioned 1929]) japanese coastal/inshore minelayer/netlayer,
CONWAY 1922-46
Kamome-class (Kamome [launched 3.9.1956], Misago [launched 1.11.56], Kari [launched 26.9.56], Taka [launched 17.11.56],
Kiji [launched 11.9.56], Washi [launched 12.11.56], Tsubame [launched 10.10.56]) japanese submarine chasers,
completed 1/57-3/57
Kamorta: indian project 28 ASW corvette, launched 4/2010
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Kampela-class (Kampela 1 [commissioned 29.7.1976], Kampela 2 [commissioned 21.10.76], Kampela 3 [commissioned
23.10.79]) finnish landing craft
Kamronsin-class (Kamronsin [launched 15.8.1989], Thayanchon [launched 7.12.1989], Longlom [launched 8.8.1989]) thai
corvettes, completed trials in 1991
Kanawha-class (Kanawha [commissioned 1915], Maumee [commissioned 1916], ...) US oiler
Kanawha, T1-M-A2
Kandia: turkish aviso, commissioned 1863
Kangaroo: british armed brig, around 1815
Kangaroo: (3) schooner, purchased by RN 1829, ex Las Damas Argentinas, sold 1834
Kangaroo: [Palmer 30-knotters] british destroyer, commissioned 7/1901
Kangaroo: boom defence vessel 1940
Kang Keong-class (Kang Keong [commissioned 12/1986], Kang Jin [commissioned 5/1991], Ko Reong [commissioned
11/1991], Kim Po [commissioned 4/1993], Ko Chang [commissioned 10/1993], Kum Wha [commissioned
4/1994]) Swallow-class, s-korean minehunters
Kanguro: spanish salvage vessel, launched 1916
Kanguroo: at least commissioned 1911, submarine-transport of french Schneider-company
Kanimbla: british merchant, launched 1936, armed merchant cruiser (auxiliary cruiser) 1939, RAN, LSI(L) landing ship
infantery (large) 1943
Kankakee, T2 launched as Colina (I)
Kanonenjolle Nr. 1: 1840-41 built, 1x60pdr bomb-gun
Kanonenjolle Nr. 2: 1840-41 built, 1x60pdr bomb-gun
Kanonenjolle Nr. 3 = Germania: 1x60pdr bomb-gun, launched 8/1848
Kanonenjolle Nr. 4 = Concordia: 1x60pdr bomb-gun, launched 8/1848
Kanonenjolle Nr. 5: 1x60pdr bomb-gun, launched 1848
Kanonenschaluppe Nr. 1 = Strelasund: 1x24pdr, 1x25pdr carronades or 2x24pdr, 2x12pdr howitzers, prussian 1848,
Kanonenschaluppe Nr. 2: 1x24pdr, 1x25pdr carronades or 2x24pdr, 2x12pdr howitzers, prussian 1848, ZEICHNUNG IN
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Kanonenschaluppe Nr. 21 = Gryphia?: 1x24pdr, 1x25pdr carronades or 2x24pdr, 2x12pdr howitzers, prussian 1849,
Kanonenschaluppe Nr. 22 = Halle-Rügen?: 1x24pdr, 1x25pdr carronades or 2x24pdr, 2x12pdr howitzers, prussian 1849,
Kanonenschaluppe Nr. 23 = Gryphia?: 1x24pdr, 1x25pdr carronades or 2x24pdr, 2x12pdr howitzers, prussian 1849,
GRÖNER BD. 1
Kanonenschaluppe Nr. 25 = Halle-Rügen?: 1x24pdr, 1x25pdr carronades or 2x24pdr, 2x12pdr howitzers, prussian 1849,
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
GRÖNER BD. 1
Kanonierschaluppe Nr. 10: vor 1815 built, swedish, 1815 prussian, 2x24 pdr, 4x3pdr
Kanonjolle: swedish small gunboats, mass produced 1789-90, 1x24pdr
Kanonslup: swedish gunboats, mass-produced 1789-90, 2x24pdr, 4x3pdr swivels
Kanrin: 1857 commissioned as Japan, 1857 delivered: japanese Kanrin, sloop, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kansas-class (Kansas [commissioned 21.12.1863], Maumee [commissioned 29.9.1864], Nipsic [commissioned 2.9.1863], Nyack
[commissioned 28.9.1864], Pequet [commissioned 15.1.1864], Saco [commissioned 11.7.1864], Shawmut
[commissioned 1.11.1864], Yantic [commissioned 1864]) US gunboats
Kantan-class (Kantan, Kylongyai, Takbai, Sattahip [built 1956-58]) thai torpedoboats, first 3 launched 26.3.37
Kao
Kapal DiRaja Lekiu-class (Kapal DiRaja Lekiu [commissioned 3/1999], Kapal DiRaja Jebat [commissioned 5/1999]) malaysian
frigates
„Kaper“-class (SG 311, SG 312) polish large patrol craft, type SKS 40, fishery protection vessels, built 1991
Kapitän König: pilot ship 1963, ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE
Kapitan Saken: russian torpedo-gunboat 1890, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kaposia, T2-SE-A1
Kaq
„Kara“-class (Nikolayev [commissioned 31.12.1971], Ochakov [commissioned 4.11.1973], Kerch [commissioned 26.12.1974],
Azov [commissioned 25.12.1975, project 1134BE], Petropavlovsk [commissioned 29.12.1976], Tashkent
[commissioned 21.12.1977], Tallin [commissioned 31.12.1979, 1992 Vladivostok]) soviet cruisers, project 1134B
aka Berkut B, CONWAY 1947-95
Karangi: boom defence vessel 1941
Karanja: british merchant, launched 1930, completed 1931, LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large), 11/1942 sunk
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Karel Doorman-class (Karel Doorman [commissioned 31.5.1991], Willem van der Zaan [commissioned 28.11.1991], Tjerk
Hiddes [commissioned 3.12.1992], Van Amstel [commissioned 27.5.1993], Abraham van der Hulst
[commissioned 15.12.1993], Van Nes [commissioned 24.6.1994], Van Galen [commissioned 12/1994?],
Van Spejk [commissioned ...]) dutch missile frigates, M-type
Karhu-class (Karhu [commissioned 12/1958], Murtaja [commissioned 1959], Sampo [commissioned 1960], Hansa [german,
commissioned 25.11.1966]) finnish icebreakers
Karp-class (Karp(/Karb) [commissioned 1907], Kambala [commissioned 1907], Karas [commissioned 1907]) russian
submarines, IM KOPIENORDNER
Karl: steam tug 1922, IM KOPIENORDNER
Karlos: russian harbour vessel 1902
Karlsruhe-class (Karlsruhe [commissioned 15.1.1914], Rostock [commissioned 5.2.1914]) german cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN
Karol Wladimir (Fürst Wladimir) russian ship of the line 1780, heckpartie see MONDFELD S.109
Karsten Wang, T2-SE-A1
Kartal-class (Denizkusu [commissioned 1967] Atmaca [commissioned 1967], Sahin [commissioned 1967], Kartal
[commissioned 1967], Melten [commissioned 1967], Pelikan [commissioned 1968], Albatros [commissioned 1968],
Simsek [commissioned 1968], Kasirga [commissioned 1967]) turkish fast torpedo attack craft, near-sisters to
Jaguar-class, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kartenaer (68) dutch 1786 (Kortenaer ?!)
Karteria: greek paddle steamer 1827
Kartuska: 1915, russian survey vessel, 192. Barograf
Kasab Kumzar-class (Kasab Kumzar, ..., ..., ...) omani landing craft, built 1977
Kasado-class (Amami [launched 31.10.1966], Chiburi [launched 29.11.63], Habushi [launched 19.6.59], Hario [launched
10.12.62], Hirado [launched 3.10.60], Hotaka [launched 23.10.61], Ibuki [launched 2.12.67], Kanawa [launched
22.4.59], Karato [launched 11.12.62], Kasado [launched 19.3.1958], Katsura [launched 18.9.67], Koozu [launched
12.11.59], Koshiki [launched 9.11.61], Kudako [launched 8.12.64], Mikura [launched 14.3.60], Minase [launched
10.1.67], Mutsure [launched 16.12.63], Ootsu [launched 5.11.64], Rebun [launched 7.12.65], Rishiri [launched
22.11.65], Sakito [launched 22.4.59], Shikine [launched 22.7.60], Shisaka [launched 20.3.58], Tatara [launched
14.1.60], Tsukumi [launched 12.1.60], Urume [launched 12.11.66]) japanese coastal minesweepers/minehunters
Kasanga: malawi patrol boat, commissioned 17.12.1984
Kasatka-class (Feldmarshal Graf Sheremetev [commissioned 11/1904, 1917 renamed Keta], Kasatka [commissioned 9/1904],
Makrel [commissioned 8/1908], Nalim [commissioned 11/1904], Okun [commissioned 7/1908], Skat
[commissioned 11/1904]) russian submarines, CONWAY 1906-21, IM KOPIENORDNER (as rebuilt) ,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Kashima-class (Kashima [commissioned 23.5.1906], Katori [commissioned 20.5.1906]) japanese battleships, CONWAY 190621
Kasima: japanese training ship, launched 23.2.1994, due into service 1995
„Kashin“-class (Ognevoy [commissioned 31.12.1964, SKR-31, 197. project 61M], Obraztsovyy [commissioned 29.9.1965,
SKR-2, 197. project 61M], Odarenny [commissioned 30.12.1965, 197. project 61M], Slavnyy [commissioned
30.9.1966, 197. project 61M], ], Steregushchiy [commissioned 21.12.1966], Komsomolets Ukrainy
[commissioned for trials 15.10.1962, SKR-26, SKR-25], Soobrazitelnyy [commissioned 26.12.1963, SKR-44],
Provornyy [commissioned 25.12.1964, SKR-37, 1974-76 project 61E test bed for new SAM system], Otvazhnyy
[commissioned 31.12.1965, renamed Orel], Stroynyy [commissioned 15.12.1966], Krasnyy Kavkaz
[commissioned 25.9.1967], Reshitelnyy [commissioned 30.12.1967], Smyshlennyy [commissioned 27.9.1968],
Stroigiy [commissioned 24.12.1968], Smetlivyy [commissioned 25.9.1969], Smelyy [commissioned 27.12.1969,
converted mid-1970s, 1987/88 polish Warszawa, project 61MP, „Kashin Mod.“], Krasnyy Krim [commissioned
15.10.1970], Sposobnyy [commissioned 25.9.1971], Skoryy [commissioned 23.9.1972], Sderzjammyy
[commissioned 30.12.1973 as project 61M) soviet missile destroyers, project 61, CONWAY 1947-95
„Kashin II“-type (Rajput [indian, acquired 30.9.1980, commissioned 10/1980, built as Nadezhny, CONWAY 1947-95], Rana
[indian, acquired 28.6.1982, built as Gubitelńyy], Ranjid [indian, acquired 24.11.1983, built as Lovkiy], Ranvir
[indian, acquired 28.8.1986, built as Tverdyy], Ranvijay [indian, acquired 15.1.1988, built as Tolkovoy]) sovietdesigned destroyers, project 61ME
Kashino: japanese transport (amunition and 45,72cm-gun-turrets) 1940, 2x12,0, 4x1,3 Twin-MG, IM KOPIENORDNER
„Kashtan“-class () soviet, project 141
Kaspiy: russian lake icebreaker, commissioned 1914, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kasuga-class (Kasuga [commissioned 7.1.1904], Nisshin [commissioned 7.1.1904]) japanese armoured cruisers, CONWAY
1860-1905 BD. 2, italian Garibaldi-type
Kaszub: polish corvette, commissioned 15.3.1987, NATO name „Balcom 6“, polish project 620, CONWAY 1947-95
Katahdin: US armoured ramm, commissioned 20.2.1896, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Katapangan-class (Katapangan [delivered for trials 11.10.1978, commissioned 9.2.1979], Bangong Lakas [commissioned
9.2.1979], Kagitingan [commissioned 1982], Bangong Silang [commissioned 1982]) filipino large patrol
craft
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Katazin/Kazatin: russian dredger barge, 1917 gunboat K-15, 3/18 k.u.k., 5/18 german, 7/18 F(D) 21, 11/18 white-russian, 4/19
Kavkaz, IM KOPIENORDNER
Katfisch: ZEICHNUNG IN SCHIFF UND SEE, fishing vessel 1960
Katherine: british yacht 1661 14,94m
Kathio, T2-SE-A1
Katori-class (Katori [commissioned 20.4.1940], Kashima [commissioned 31.5.1940], Kashi [commissioned 5.12.41]) japanese
training cruisers, IM KOPIENORDNER, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Katori: japanese training ship, commissioned 10.09.1968, CONWAY 1947-95
Katra: 1935 tug
Katsonis-class (Katsonis, Papanicolis) greek submarines 1927, 6x53,34 TT, 1x10,16, CONWAY 1922-46
Katsuragi-class (Katsuragi [commissioned 10/1887], Musashi [commissioned 2/1888], Yamato [commissioned 10/1887])
japanese corvettes, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Katsuriki: japanese minelayer, commissioned 1/1917, CONWAY 1906-21
„Katun“-class () soviet seagoing fire boat, project 1993 or project 1893
Kau
Kave-class (Kave 1 [commissioned 16.11.1956], Kave 2, Kave 3, Kave 4, Kave 5) finnish landing craft, completed by
19.12.1960
Kawachi-class (Kawachi [commissioned 31.3.1912], Settsu [commissioned 1.7.1912]) japanese battleship, ZEICHNUNG in
Kawkab-class (Kawkab [commissioned 7.3.1969], Thoaban [commissioned 7.3.1969], Baniyas [commissioned 27.12.1969])
united arab emirates coastal patrol craft, Keith Nelson type
Kax
„Kayra“-class () soviet survey launches, project 728
Kazahaya: japanese fleet tanker 1943, 3x12,0, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kazarski-class (Kazarski 1890, Voevoda 1892, Posadnik 1892, Vsadnik 1894, Gaidamak 1894, Griden 1895) russian Tgunboats, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
„Kazbek“-class () soviet underway replenishment vessels, project 563
KD 1 Kaidai-class (No. 44 [1924 I 51]) japanese submarine 1924, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 2 Kaidai-class (No.51 [1925 I 52, 1942 I 152]) japanese submarine 1925, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 3A Kaidai-class (No 64 [I 53, 1942 I 153], No. 77 [I 54, 1942 I 154], No. 78 [I 55, 1942 I 155], I 58 [1942 I 158, 1945
Kaiten-carrier]) japanese submarines, completed 3/27 -12/1927, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK,
CONWAY 1922-46
KD 3B Kaidai-class (I 56 [commissioned 3/1929, 1942 I 156, 1945 Kaiten carrier], I 57 [commissioned 1929, 1942 I 157, 1945
Kaiten carrier], I 59 [commissioned 1930, 1942 I 159, 1945 Kaiten carrier], I 60 [commissioned 1930], I 63
[commissioned 1929]) ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 4 Kaidai-class (I 61 [commissioned 1929], I 62 [commissioned 1930, 1942 I 162, 1945 Kaiten carrier], I 64 [commissioned
1930]) japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 5 Kaidai-class (I 65 [commissioned 1932, 1942 I 165, 1945 Kaiten carrier], I 66 [commissioned 1932, 1942 I 166], I 67
[commissioned 1932]) japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 6A Kaidai-class (I 68 [commissioned 1934, 1942 I 168], I 69 [commissioned 1935, 1942 I 169], I 70 [commissioned 1935],
I 71 [commissioned 1935, 1942 I 171, 1942 transport], I 72 [commissioned 1937, 1942 I 172], I 73
[commissioned 1937]) japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 6B Kaidai-class (I 74 [commissioned 12/1938, 1942 I 174, 1943 transport], I 75 [commissioned 9/1937, 1942 I 175])
japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
KD 7 Kaidai-class (I 176 [ex I 76, commissioned 8/1942], I 177 [ex I 77, commissioned 1942], I 178 [ex I 78, commissioned
1942], I 179 [ex I 79, commissioned 1942], I 180 [ex I 80, commissioned 1942], I 181 [ex I 81,
commissioned 1942], I 182 [ex I 82, commissioned 1942], I 183 [ex I 83, commissioned 1943], I 184 [ex I
84, commissioned 1943], I 185 [ex I 85, commissioned 9/43]) japanese submarines, ZEICHNUNG IN UBOOTE IM 2. WK, CONWAY 1922-46, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Kearsage-class (Kearsage [commissioned 24.1.1862], Oneida [commissioned 28.2.1862], Tuscarora [commissioned 5.12.1861],
Wachusett [commissioned 3.3.1862]) US screw sloops
Kearsage-class (Kearsage BB-5 [commissioned 20.2.1900, crane ship 1920, 1941 Crane Ship No. 1], Kentucky BB-6
[commissioned 15.5.1900]) US battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Kebir-class (El Yadekh [commissioned 1982], El Monrakeb [commissioned 1983], 343 [commissioned 1988], 344,
commissioned 1985], 345 [commissioned 1985], 346 [commissioned 11/1985], 347 [commissioned 1988], 348
[commissioned 1988], 349 [commissioned 1988]) algerian patrol craft, similar to Al Bushra-class
Kec
Kedah: 1927
Kedma-class (Kadma, Yama, Negba, Tzafona) israeli coastal patrol craft, japanese built 1968
Kee
Kefaloniya: launched 1904, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 221
Keg
Kehrewieder: german seabath-tender, launched 1890
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Kehrewieder: 1908, 29,07x6,52x2,68
Keihassalmi: finnish minelayer, commissioned 1958
Kej
Kek
Kelabang-class (Kalahitam, Kelabang, Kompas) indonesian large patrol craft, aka Mawar-class, built 1966-70
Kelantan: 1921
Kelefstis Stamou-class (Kelefstis Stamou, Diopos Antoniou) greek fast missile attack craft, french-built for cypriot government
in 1974-75
Kelpy: tug 1934, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Kemphaan: (18) dutch cutter, launched 1781, lengthened 1787
Kenesaw Mountain, T2-SE-A1
Kenia: tug, 1927
Kennebago, T2-SE-A2
Kennebec: USA launched 1942 oilere 153x20,7x9,1 16,5kn
Kennet: 1890, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Kenneth Whiting-class (Kenneth Whiting [AV-14, commissioned 5/44], Hamlin [AV-15, commissioned 6/44], St. George [AV16, commissioned 7/44, 1968 italian support ship Andrea Bafile], Cumberland Sound [AV-17,
commissioned 8/44]) US seaplane tenders
Kennington: british, launched 1736, 1749 BU, 20x9pdr, ex Mermaid
Kent: british 70 guns 1698
Kent: british 70 guns, launched 4/1724 (rebuilt), 1744 BU
Kent british 70 guns 1746
Kent: (74) british, 1762 launched, sold 1784
Kent-class (Kent [launched 1/1798, commissioned 1798, 1857 hulk, 1880 BU], Ajax [launched 3/1798, commissioned 1798,
refitted in 10/1799, 1807 burnt]) 28x24pdr, 28x24pdr, 14x9pdr (later 4x9pdr + 8x32pdr carronades), 4x9pdr
Kent,16. (hired cutter) around 1800
Kent-class: (Berwick [commissioned 15.2.1928], Cornwall [commissioned 8.5.1928], Cumberland [commissioned 23.1.1928],
Kent [commissioned 22.6.1928], Suffolk [commissioned 31.5.1928], Australia [commissioned 24.4.1928],
Canberra [commissioned 10.7.1928]) british/austral. cruisers, ZEICHNUNG IN KREUZER IM 2.WK, CONWAY
1922-46
Kentauros: german tug 1894, 1895 russian Silac
Kenya: british merchant, launched 1930, completed 1931, renamed Hydra, 1941 LSI(L) landing ship infantery (large) Keren,
LSH(L) landing ship headquarter, large
Kenýô Maru/Kenyo Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1939
Kenyon, T3-S-A1
Keokuk: US armoured ship, commissioned 3/1863, built as Moodna
Kepler: german transport, commissioned 7/1925, 1943 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 177, 1946 soviet Venta, 1950s
submarine tender Kuloy, IM KOPIENORDNER
Keppel: ex US, brig, 14x4pdr, taken 1778 by RN, 1783 sold
Keq
Kerbedz: 1913 russian dredging ship, 1914 SAR
Kerch-class (Fidonisi [commissioned 1917], Gadzhibei [commissioned 1917], Kaliakriya [commissioned 1917, sunk, raised,
recommissioned as Dzerzhinski/Dzerzinskij 8/29], Kerch [commissioned 1917], Korfu [commissioned 10.6.1925 as
Petrovskij, renamed Zheleznyakov 1939, bulgarian 1947-56], Levkas [commissioned 10.12.1925 as
Shaumyan/Šaumjan], Tserigo [commissioned 1919], Zante [commissioned 7.11.1923 as Nezamozhnyi, renamed
Nezamozhnik/Nezamoznik 4/26]) russian destroyers, CONWAY 1906-21, ZERSTÖRER IM 2. WK
Keren
Kernevel 1906
Kern Hills, T2-SE-A1
Kernstown, T2-SE-A1
Kersaint: french sloop 1898, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 3
Kestrel 1897 tug
Kestrel: [Thomson 30-knotters] british destroyer, commissioned 4/1900
Keta: russian patrol submersible (ex Drzewiecki Type III submarine), 1905, CONWAY 1906-21
Kettle Creek, T2-SE-A1
Kettleman Hills, T2-SE-A1
Keu
Kev
Kew
Kex
„Keyla“-class () soviet cargo ships, project 610, 1 converted to intelligence collection vessel
Kez
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KFK-class (aka Kriegsfischkutter-class) (Vs 1441 [W 1, KW 1], M 3253 [Y 828, KW 2, 1975 greek Arhikelefstis Stassis], K
561 [Y 829, KW 3], ... [W 4, KW 4, 1964/67 tanzanian Rafiki/Uhuru?], ... [W 5, KW 5, 1964 tanzanian], ... [W 8,
... greek Arhikelefstis Maliopoulis], Y 836 [KW 6], ... [W 9, KW 9, 1967 greek], ... [W 10, KW 10, 1964/67
tanzanian Rafiki/Uhuru?], ... [W ..., ... greek Anemos]) german patrol craft
„Khabarov“-class (VTR-8, VTR-13, VTR-15, VTR-25, VTR-35, SR-2, SR-9, SR-43, SR-156, SR-158, SR-162, SR-163, SR164, SR-165, SR-166, SR-911) soviet, project 229/219R, built 1952-56, border guard transports, later degaussing
vessels
Khazan-class (Hasan/Chasan/Khasan [completed 1942, formely named Sibiryev], Pereskop [completed 1944, formerly named
Serishev], Sivaja [delivered 1946, formerly named Lazo]) soviet large river monitors, project 1190,
LOOSE/OESTERLE
Khazan (48) russian 1800
Khe
Khivinetz: russian gunboat 1906, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
„Khobi“-class () soviet coastal tankers, project 437M
Khorlynets: launched 1902, russian auxiliary minesweeper T 266
Khrabry (Khrabri/Chrabry/Chrabri): russian paddle steamer, built 1844 (8)
Khrabry: russian armoured gun boat 1897, 1917 Krasnoye Znamya, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2, WW1 & WW2 IM
KOPIENORDNER, CONWAY 1922-46
Khuula: 1974
Khukri-class (Khukri [commissioned 23.8.1989], Khutar [commissioned 7.6.1990], Kirpan [commissioned 12.1.1991], Khanjar
[commissioned 22.10.1991], Kora [commissioned 1996?], Kirch [commissioned 1997?]) indian corvettes, CONWAY
1947-95
Kiamichi, T1-M-BT1
Kib
Kic
Kidd-class (Kidd [ordered as iranian Kouroush], Callaghan [ordered as iranian Daryush], Scott [ordered as iranian Nader],
Chandler [ordered as iranian Anoushirvan]) US AA destroyers
Kiddaw: 1909
Kiev-class (Kiev [commissioned 28.12.1975, project 1143], Minsk [commissioned 27.9.1978, project 1143M], Novorossiysk
[commissioned 14.8.1982], Admiral Gorshkov [ex Baku, commissioned 11.12.1987, project 1143.4]) soviet aircraft
cruiser, CONWAY 1947-95
Kif
Kig
Kiha: zanzibari steamer, launched 1885
Kiiski-class (Kiiski 1, Kiiski 2, Kiiski 3, Kiiski 4, Kiiski 5, Kiiski 6, Kiiski 7) finish coastal minesweepers, CONWAY 1947-95,
commissioned 1984-85
Kij
Kikawa Maru: japanese merchant, launched 1892
Kikyo-class (later Wakatake-class) (Kikyo [renamed Wakatake in 1928, commissioned as No. 2 on 30.9.1922], Kakitsubata
[renamed Asagao in 1928, commissioned as No. 10 on 10.5.1923], Ajisai [renamed Fuyo in 1928, commissioned as
No 16 on 16.3.1923], Karukaya [ex No. 18, commissioned 20.10.1923], Yuri [renamed Kuretake in 1928,
commissioned as No 4 on 21.12.1922], Ayame [renamed Sanae in 1928, commissioned as No 5/No 6 on 5.11.1923],
Kaido [renamed Sawarabi in 1928, commissioned as No 8 in 1924], Tsutsuji [renamed Yugao in 1928,
commissioned as No. 12 in 1924, PB No. 46 1942], ) japanese destroyer, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM
2.WK, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kil-class (Kildary [commissioned 12/1917], Kildorough, Kilfenora, Kilgobnet, Kilclare, Kilchrenan, Kildavin, Kildorrey,
Kilfullert, Kilkeel, Kilcock, Kildimo, Kildysart, Kilgarvan, Kilchreest, Kilham, Killena, Killerig, Killiney, Killour,
Killowen, Killybegs, Killygordon, Kilmacolm, Kilmacrennan, Kilmaine, Kilmallock, Kilmanahan, Kilmarnock,
Kilmartin, Kilmead [1919 cable ship], Kilmelford, Kilmersdon, Kilmington, Kilmore, Kilmuckridge, Kilmun [RN
cable layer 1920, sold 1946, renamed SS Rask], Kilberry, Kilbeggan, Kilbirnie, Kilby, Kilcar, Kilchattan, Kilchvan,
Kilclief, Kilclogher, Kildalkey, Kilbride, Kilburn, Kildangan, Kildare, Kildonan, Kildress, Kildwick, Kilfinny,
Kilfree) british patrol gunboats, commissioned from 1918 on, LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1906-21, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Kil-class: see USN PCE-842-class
„Kildin“-class (Bedovyy [commissioned 30.6.1958, project 56E], Neulovimyy [commissioned 30.12.1958], Prozorlivyy
[commissioned 30.12.1958], Neuderzhimyy [commissioned 30.12.1958]) project 56M, soviet missile destroyers,
project 56EM was abortive export version, project 56U was conversion, CONWAY 1947-95
Kilissi: french refridgerator ship, launched 1934, 1942 german, vorgesehen as SG 19
Killektor No. 2: russian harbour vessel 1882
Killektor: russian harbour vessel 1902
Killer-class (P 473 [sri lankan, commissioned 2/1988], P 474 [sri lankan, commissioned 2/1988], P 475 [sri lankan,
commissioned 2/1988]) south-korean-built coastal patrol craft
Killingsholme: 1912, balloon vessel in world war 2
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„Kilo“-type (B-177 [Delfin], B-187, B-190, B-219 [11/1992 iranian Tareq, project 877 EKM], B-224, B-227, B-229, B-248, B260, B-345, B-354, B-394 [1980-91 Komsomolets Tadjikistana], B-401, B-402, Tyumenskiy Komsomolets [1991 B404], B-405, B-425, B-437 [1980-91 Magnitogorskiy Komsomolets], B-439, B-445, B-459, B-464, B-468, B-470, B471, B-494, B-800, B-871, Sindhugosh [indian, project 877EM, commissioned 30.4.1986], Sindhudhvaj [indian,
project 877EM, commissioned 12.6.1987], Sindhuraj [indian, project 877EM, commissioned 20.10.1987], Sindhuvir
[indian, project 877EM, commissioned 26.8.1988], Sindhuratna [indian, project 877EM, commissioned 22.12.1988],
Sindhukesari [indian, project 877EM, commissioned 16.2.1989], Sindhukirti [indian, project 877EM, commissioned
4.1.1990], Sindhuvijay [indian, project 877EM, commissioned 6.3.1991], Noor [iranian, project 877 EKM, in service
6.6.1993], ... [iranian, project 877 EKM, in service 1994], Orzel [polish, project 877E, ex soviet codename
Varshavianka/Warshavyanka, acquired 21.6.1986], Delfinul [romanian, transferred 12/1986], ... 431 [at sea 5/1994];
algerian: 2 acquired 15.9.1987 and 1/1988; china: 2 [1 delivered 1995, built as ex iranian ex romanian, 1 delivered late
1995], further under construction) soviet attack submarines, project 877 Granay, first boat in service 4/1982, project
636/project 1636 modified version, CONWAY 1947-95
Kilurki-class (Kilurki 71 [commissioned 1972], Kilurki 72 [commissioned 1972]) s-korean fast gun attack craft, CONWAY
1947-95
Kimbla: guyanan landing craft, launched 21.8.1981
Kimikawa Maru: japanese freighter 1937 launched, 146,15x19x8,23 m, 19,5 kn, rebuilt as auxiliary seaplane carrier for 12
aircraft, 2x15,0, 4x1,32 MG, see also Kiyokawa Maru, Kamikawa Maru, Kunikawa Maru
„Kim Jin“-type (306 [nicaraguan, delivered 1980s], 308 [nicaraguan, delivered 1980s], ... [nicaraguan, delivered 1980s], ...
[nicaraguan, delivered 1980s]) north-korean patrol craft
Kimmerol: 1916, british oil tanker
Kinbrace: british salvage vessel 1945
Kinchela: 1914, boom defence vessel in world war 2
Kinda: russian screw corvette, launched 1856?, (11)
King-class (King [commissioned 7/46], Murature/Muratore [commissioned 4/45]) argentine patrol vessels
King Edward: channel ferry 1901
King Edward VII-class (Africa [commissioned 11/1906], Britannia [commissioned 9/1906], Commonwealth [commissioned
3/1905], Dominion [commissioned 7/1905], Hibernia [commissioned 1/1907], Hindustan
[commissioned 7/1905], King Edward VII [commissioned 2/1905], New Zealand [commissioned
7/1905]) british battleship, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 1
King Emperor: 1914
Kingfish,6. schooner. (1806) 1807
Kingfisher british 50 guns 1699
Kingfisher: british sloop, later bomb, launched 12/1745, fitted as bomb 1758 (1x13in mortar, 1x10in mortar) served as bomb
1758-60, sold 1763
Kingfisher/Kingsfisher: purchased on the stocks 1782, launched 1782, wrecked 1798, brig sloop, 18x6-pounders
Kingfisher,4. brig. (1823 Woolwich. ‘cherokee’. sold 1838) 1824
Kingfisher,12. (1845 launched. laid up 1852. harbour service 1875. sold 1890.) 1846
Kingfisher-class (Kingfisher [L.70, commissioned 18.6.35], Mallard [L.42, commissioned 15.7.36], Puffin [L.52, commissioned
26.8.36], Kittiwake [L.30, commissioned 24.4.37], Sheldrake [L.06, commissioned 1.7.37], Widgeon [L.62,
commissioned 16.6.38]) british patrol vessels, CONWAY 1922-46, IM KOPIENORDNER
King George: american (14x6pdr), taken by RN 1779, renamed Allediance, 6.8.1782 taken by french/americans
King George,10. (hired cutter) 1809
King George V.-class (King George V. [ex Royal George, commissioned 16.11.1912], Centurion [commissioned 22.5.1913],
Audacious [commissioned 21.10.1913], Ajax [commissioned 31.10.1913]) british battleship,
King George V.-class (King George V. [commissioned 11.12.1940], Prince of Wales [commissioned 31.3.1941], Duke of York
ex Anson [commissioned 4.11.1941], Howe ex Beatty [commissioned 29.8.1942], Anson ex Jellicoe
[commissioned 22.6.1942]) british battleship, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER,
CONWAY 1922-46
King of Prussia: british cutter, purchased by RN 1763, lost 1765, 6x3pdr, 10 swivels
King Orry: 1913
King Salvor: 1942 british salvage vessel, 1942 submarine rescue vessel Kingfisher
Kings Canyon, T2-SE-A1
King´s Fisher (18) british sloop 1782
Kingsmill,1 british gunvessel, (around 1797 - 1801)
Kings Mountain, launched as, laid down as Conastoga (II), completed as Millicoma USN AO-73, T2-SE-A1
Kingston: british 60/64 guns 1697
Kingston: british 60/64 guns 1719
Kingston: british 60/64 guns launched 10/1740 (rebuilt), 1762 sold
Kingston-class (Kingston [ex Frontenac, commissioned 10/1995?], Nanaimo, Edmonton, White Horse, Yellowknife, Goose Bay,
Summerside, Moncton, Brandon, Saskatoon, Glace Bay) canadian coastal defence vessels
Kingston Emerald: launched 1927, finnish gunboat Aunus
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Kingston Pearl: 1940, Nautilus, Jay, 1944 Sandmartin
Kingsville: tug, 1942
King Yuan-class (King Yuan, Lai Yuan) chinese cruiser, launched 1/1887 bzw 3/1887
„Kinjan“-class () north-korean patrol craft
tanzanian: 5 transferred 1987-88
Kinloss: salvage vessel 1945
Kinnaird Head repair ship 1945
Kinrei Maru: japanese tanker 1941
Kinsale british 40/44 guns 1724
Kinsale british 40/44 guns 1741
Kinsman 1908
Kinterbury 1943, stores ship
Kinugasa Maru: japanese freighter 1936 launched, 137,17x18,59x8,77 m, 19,7 kn, rebuilt as auxiliary seaplane carrier for 10
aircraft, 2x12,0, see also Kagu Maru
Kio
Kipp (56) USA 1790
Kiq
Kirai-Sen KRS-class (I 21 [ex No. 48, commissioned 3/1927, 1942 I 121], I 22 [ex No. 49, commissioned 28.10.27, 1942 I 122],
I 23 [ex No. 50, commissioned 28.4.28, 1942 I 123], I 24 [commissioned 12/1928, 1942 I 124]) japanese
submarine, ZEICHNUNG IN U-BOOTE IM 2. WK
Kirkwood tug, 1944
Kirov-class (Kirov [commissioned 26.9.1938], Vorosilov/Voroshilov [commissioned 15.6.1940, 1960s modified as test bed for
OS-24, designated project 33]) project 26, see also Maksim Gorkij-class, soviet cruisers, CONWAY 1922-46
Kirov-class/Kirow-class (Kirov [commissioned 30.12.1980, 1992 Admiral Ushakov], Frunze [commissioned 31.10.1984, 1992
Admiral Lazarev], Kalinin [commissioned 30.12.1988, 1992 Admiral Nakhimov], Yuri Andropov [1992 Petr
Velikiy, commissioned 1998] soviet cruisers, project 1144 aka Orlan, CONWAY 1947-95, LOOSE/OESTERLE
Kishinev: soviet universal dry cargo vessel for mediterranean/baltic/..., IM KOPIENORDNER
Kit: russian tug 1865, 1900 Sujfun
Kit: norwegian waler 1911, 1915: russian survey vessel Poljarnyj, 1932 Meridian
Kita: launched 1936, 1943 planned as german SG 8, commissioned as minelayer Brandenburg, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD.
3
Kitchen: yacht 1670, converted to bomb 1692
Kite (14) cutter british 1778
Kite,18. brig (1795 launched of fir. sold 1805) 1795
Kite,16. (1805 launched. Fir built. sold 1815) 14x24-pounder carronades and 2xsixes. 1805
Kittanning, T2-SE-A1
Kitty George 1913
Kitty Hawk AVP-1 1941, redesignated AKV-1 1943
Kiu
Kiv
Kiwi-class (Kiwi, Moa, Tui [later oceanographic service]) RNZN ASW and minesweeping trawlers, aka Bird-class, launched
1941
Kix
Kiyokawa Maru: japanese freighter 1937 launched, 146,15x19x8,23 m, 19,5 kn, rebuilt as auxiliary seaplane carrier for 12
aircraft, 2x15,0, 4x1,32 MG, see also Kamikawa Maru, Kimikawa Maru, Kunikawa Maru
Kiyokaze-class (later Kamikaze-class) (Karuikaze or Suzukaze [renamed Asakaze in 1928, commissioned as No. 3 16.6.1923],
Asanagi [renamed 1928, ex No. 15, commissioned 29.12.1924], Makaze [renamed Harukaze in 1928,
commissioned as No. 5 on 31.5.1923], Hatakaze [renamed 1928, ex No 9, commissioned 30.8.1924], Hayate
[renamed 1928, ex No 13, commissioned 21.12.1925], Kiyokaze or Shirushikaze [renamed Kamikaze in 1928,
commissioned as destroyer No 1 on 28.12.1922, IM KOPIENORDNER], Matsukaze [commissioned as No. 7
on 5.4.1924, renamed 1928], Oite [renamed in 1928, ex No 11, commissioned 30.10.1925], Yunagi [renamed
1928, ex No 17, 24.4.1925]) japanese destroyer, refitted 1941-42, ZEICHNUNG IN ZERSTÖRER IM 2.WK
Kiz
Klamath Falls, T2-SE-A1
Klas Horn-class (Klas Horn [commissioned 1932], Klas Uggla [commissioned 1932]) swedish destroyers
Klaskanine, T1-M-BT1
„Klaz´ma“-class () soviet cable layers, project 1274
Kle
Klickitat, T1-M-BT1
Klondike-class (..., Everglades AD-24 [commissioned 23.5.46], Frontier AD-25 [commissioned 2.3.46], ...) US destroyer tender
Klu
KM 1: german fast coastal minelayer 194_, 1944 KS 1 (motor torpedo boat), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 2: german fast coastal minelayer, 194_, 1944 KS 2 (motor torpedo boat), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
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KM 3: german fast coastal minelayer 1942
KM 4-type (...ausdruck seite 35: 293 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 343, 11/44 KT-343], 303 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44
344, 11/44 KT-344], 313 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 345, 11/44 KT-345], 346 [commissioned 30.1.44, 11/44
KT-346], 347 [10/44 KT-347], 348 [commissioned 30.1.44, 10/44 KT-348], 373 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44
321], 383 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 322, 11/44 KT-322], 393 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 323], 403 [11/44
KT-324], 413 [11/44 KT-325], 423 [11/44 KT-326], 433 [commissioned 10.11.43, 11/44 KT-327], 443
[commissioned 21.9.43, 1/44 328, 11/44 KT-328], 453 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 329, 11/44 KT-329], 463
[1/44 330, 11/44 KT-330], 473 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 331, 11/44 KT-331], 483 [commissioned 21.9.43,
1/44 332, 11/44 KT-332], 493 [commissioned 10.11.43, 1/44 333, 11/44 KT-333], 503 [commissioned 10.11.43,
1/44 334, 11/44 KT-334], 901 [commissioned 7.9.41, 7/43 SKA-901, 4/45 KT-621], 1401 [commissioned 25.7.41,
9/41 902], 1402 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 903, 3/43 SKA-903, 6/44 Leningrad], 1403 [commissioned 25.7.41,
9/41 904, 3/43 SKA-904, 4/45 KT-622], 1404 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 905, 3/43 SKA-905], 1405
[commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 906, 3/43 SKA-906, 4/45 KT-623], 1406 [9/41 907, 3/43 SKA-907], 1407
[commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 908, 3/43 SKA-908, 4/45 KT-624], 1408 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 909, 3/43
SKA-909], 1409 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 910, 3/43 SKA-910, 4/45 KT-625], 1410 [commissioned 25.7.41,
9/41 910, 3/43 SKA-910, 4/45 KT-626], 1411 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 912, 3/43 SKA-912, 4/45 KT-627],
1412 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 913, 3/43 SKA-913], 1413 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 914, 3/43 SKA-914,
4/45 KT-628], 1414 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 915, 3/43 SKA-915], 1415 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 916],
1416 [commissioned 25.7.41, 9/41 917, 3/43 SKA-917, 4/45 KT-629], I-31 [10/44 KT-847], I-43 [10/44 KT-43], I44 [10/44 KT-44], I-45 [10/44 KT-848], I-47 [10/44 KT-849], KT-210, KT-231 [12/45 PK-248], KT-239
[commissioned 28.6.45, 12/45 PK-245], KT-265 [commissioned 19.8.44], KT-266 [commissioned 25.11.45], KT283 [commissioned 19.12.44], KT-284, KT-285 [commissioned 1.9.45], KT-291, KT-292 [commissioned 19.8.44],
KT-294 [commissioned 25.11.45], KT-295, KT-298 [commissioned 19.12.44], KT-349 [commissioned 23.6.44],
KT-350 [commissioned 23.6.44], KT-351 [commissioned 23.6.44], KT-352, KT-353, KT-354 [commissioned
23.6.44], KT-355 [commissioned 2.2.45], KT-356, KT-357, KT-358, KT-359, KT-360 [commissioned 23.6.45],
KT-363 [commissioned 2.2.45], KT-381, KT-382, KT-383, KT-384, KT-385, KT-386 [commissioned 21.9.44], KT387, KT-388, KT-389 [commissioned 21.9.44], KT-390 [commissioned 21.9.44], KT-406 [commissioned 21.6.45],
KT-407 [commissioned 21.6.45], KT-408 [commissioned 21.6.45], KT-409 [commissioned 21.6.45], KT-410
[commissioned 21.6.45], KT-664, KT-665, KT-666 [commissioned 21.10.44], KT-667 [commissioned 21.10.44], ...,
KT-668 [commissioned 21.10.44], KT-669, KT-670, KT-671 [commissioned 21.10.44], KT-672 [commissioned
21.10.44], KT-673, KT-674, KT-675, KT-676 [commissioned 21.10.44], KT-677, KT-678, KT-679 [commissioned
21.10.44], KT-680, KT-681, KT-682, KT-851, KT-852, KT-853, KT-854, KT-855, KT-856, KT-857
[commissioned 16.2.45], KT-952, KT-954, KT-955 [commissioned 19.12.45], KT-958, KT-962 [commissioned
1.9.45], KT-960, KT-965, KT-966, KT-967, KT-968, KT-972 [commissioned 1.9.45], KT-973 [commissioned
25.11.45], KT-974 [commissioned 1.9.45], KT-975, KT-976, KT-977, KT-978, KT-979 [commissioned 19.12.45],
KEMShCh-7 [sentry boat, converted, 2/43 OChK-26, 11/43 PTShCh-101, 6/44 KEMShCh-101, 12/45 PK-238], ...
KEMShCh-280 [commissioned 4.8.44, 12/45 PK-238], KEMShCh-281 [commissioned 4.8.44], KEMTShCh-282
[12/45 PK-240], KEMTShCh-287 [12/45 PK-249], KEMTShCh-288 [12/45 PK-247], KEMTShCh-289 [12/45 PK243], KEMTShCh-290 [12/45 PK-246], MI-8) soviet minesweeping launches, coastal patrol craft, 10 north-korean
KM 4: german fast coastal minelayer 1942, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 5-type: soviet minesweeping launches of world war 2, 1940 onwards, IM KOPIENORDNER
KM 7: german fast coastal minelayer, commissioned 1943 as KS 7 (motor torpedo boat), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 9: german fast coastal minelayer 1943, 1943 KS 9 (motor torpedo boat), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 11: german fast coastal minelayer 1943, 1944 KS 11 (motor torpedo boat), 1944 kroatian KR 2, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 12: commissioned 1943 as KS 12 (motor torpedo boat), ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 16: german fast coastal minelayer 1941 trials as prototype, 1943 rebuilt as KS 16 (motor torpedo boat), ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
KM 17: german fast coastal minelayer 1942, 1943 KS 17 (motor torpedo boat), 1944 kroatian KS 6, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 2
GRÖNER BD. 2
GRÖNER BD. 2
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GRÖNER BD. 2
GRÖNER BD. 2
GRÖNER BD. 2
Kniaz Pojarski/Knyaz Pojarski/Knjaz Pojarski: russian battleship 1873, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Kniaz Potemkin: russian merchant, launched 5/1887, 1919 sunk, 1933 raised, repair until 1941 Potemkin, 1944 german mine
barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher MAUREB Galatz SM 241, completed without armament, ZEICHNUNG IN
GRÖNER BD. 3
Kniaz Potemkin Tavrisheski: russian battleship, commissioned 11/1903, Pantelimon, 1917 Potemkin, 1917 Boretz za Svoboda, ,
LOOSE/OESTERLE, CONWAY 1860-1905 BD. 2
Knight Almoner: built 1930, renamed Cape Howe, 1939-41 decoy ship Prunella
Knox-class (Connole [1992 greek Ipiros], Trippe [1992 greek Thraki], Vreeland [1992 greek Makedonia], Robert E. Peary [1992
taiwanese Chi Yang], Brewton [1992 taiwanese Feng Yang], Kirk [1993 taiwanese Fen Yang], Joseph Hewes [1994
taiwanese ], Cook [1994 taiwanese ], Barbey [1994 taiwanese ], Whipple [1995/6 taiwanese ], Stein [1995/6
taiwanese ], Bagley [1995/6 taiwanese ], Truett [1994 thai Phutthayotfa Chulaok], Ouellet [1996 thai Phutthaloetla
Naphalai], Capodanno [1993 turkish Muavenet], Fanning [1993 turkish Adatepe], reasoner [1993 turkish Kocatepe],
Thomas C. Hart [1993 turkish Zafer], Ainsworth [1994 turkish Ege], Bowen [1994 turkish Karadeniz], Donald B.
Beary [1994 turkish Akdeniz], McCandless [1994 turkish Trakya], ...) US frigates
Knudhoret: 1961, rebuilt 1964
Knyaginya Lovitch: russian frigate (44), maiden voyage 19.9.1828, launched 26.5.1828
Koala boom defence vessel 1940
Kobben: norwegian submarine 1910, 1913 A 1
Kobben-class (Kaura [commissioned 5.2.65, 1991 danish ?], Kinn [commissioned 8.4.64], Kya [commissioned 15.6.64, 1991
danish Springeren], Kobben [commissioned 17.8.64], Kunna [commissioned 1.10.64], Ula [commissioned 7.5.65,
1991 US], Utsira [commissioned 1.7.65], Utstein [commissioned 9.9.65], Utvaer [commissioned 1.12.65, 1989
danish Tumleren], Uthaug [16.2.66, 1990 danish Saelen, recommissioned 1993], Sklinna [commissioned 17.8.66],
Skolpen [commissioned 17.8.66], Stadt [commissioned 15.11.66], Stord [commissioned 9.2.67], Svenner
[commissioned 1.7.67]) norwegian submarines, german Typ 207, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kôbe Maru: japanese merchant 1940, IM KOPIENORDNER
Koblenz: merchant, commissioned 21.12.1922, 1923 Condor, 1944 mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 102,
Kocatepe-class (Kocatepe [commissioned 18.10.1931], Adatepe [commissioned 18.10.1931]) turkish destroyers [italian Folgoretype]
Kod
Koetei-class (Koetei [launched 1898], Siboga [launched 1898, 1910 minelayer], Assahan [launched 1900, 1917 minelayer])
dutch gunboats
Kof
Kog
Koh
Köhlbrand: launched 1890, german ferry, 19.. Sachsen, 19.. Bismarck, 19.. Nymphe
Koi
Kojima: japanese large patrol vessel, training ship, launched 21.5.64
Kojima: japanese large patrol vessel, training ship, commissioned 11.3.1993
Kokuba-class (Kokuba, Kaiapit, Kandep, Kiunga, Kuniawa, Kukipi, Kiunga) australian built papua new guinean personnel
landing craft, built and delivered 1975
Kokuyô Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1939
„Kola“-class (Sokol [commissioned 30.8.1951, renamed Sovetskiy Turkmenistan], Berkut [commissioned 10.5.1952], Kondor
[commissioned 10.5.1952], Grif [commissioned 25.10.1952, renamed Sovetskiy Dagestan], Krechet
[commissioned 18.12.1952], Orlan [commissioned 17.3.1953, renamed Sovetskiy Azerbaydzan], Lev
[commissioned 17.3.1953], Tigr [commissioned 25.4.1953]) soviet frigates, project 42, CONWAY 1947-95
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Kolberg-class (Kolberg [commissioned 21.6.1910], Mainz [commissioned 1.10.1909], Cöln [commissioned 16.6.1911],
Augsburg [commissioned 1.11.1910]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1906-21
Kolduncik: russian tug 1863
Kolenté: french refridgerator ship, launched 1933, 1940 seized, intended as german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher
20, not completed, 1947 french St. Michel, 1955 british Taipooan, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Kolguev: russian cargo, 1915 built, 1941 minelayer Yushar, IM KOPIENORDNER
Köln-class, Typ 120 (Köln [commissioned 15.4.1961, training hulk 1989], Emden [commissioned 24.10.1961, 1983 turkish
Gemlik], Augsburg [commissioned 7.4.1962], Karlsruhe [commissioned 15.12.1962, 1982 turkish Gelibolu], Lübeck
[commissioned 6.7.1963, 1988 turkish for cannibalisation], Braunschweig [commissioned 16.6.1964, 1989 turkish for
cannibalisation]) west german frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Kolomna: 1953
„Kolomna“-class () soviet, project 233
Kolpino: russian harbour vessel 1902
Kolyvan: 1918 russian harbour vessel, 1924 Trudovnik, 1932 KP-8, 1943 K 8
Komahashi Maru: japanese transport 1914, 1914 submarine tender Komahashi, 1920 T-depotship, 1924 submarine tender, 1933
survey vessel, 1942 submarine tender, IM KOPIENORDNER
„Komar“-class (R-63, R-64, R-66, R-69, R-70, R-71, R-72, R-81, R-88, R-90, R-94, R-95, R-96, R-98, R-101, R-102, R-103, R104, R-105, R-115, R-116, R-117, R-118, R-119, R-120, R-124, R-125, R-126, R-127, R-128, R-129, R-130, R131, R-132, R-133, R-134, R-135, R-136, R-137, R-138, R-139, R-140, R-148, R-149, R-150, R-151, R-152, R153, R-154, R-155, R-156, R-157, R-158, R-159, R-165, R-166, R-167, R-168, R-170, R-171, R-174, R-187, R188, R-189, R-190, R-191, R-197, R-198, R-200, R-202, R-203, R-205, R-207, R-208, R-209, R-211, R-213, R214, R-215, R-216, R-217, R-231, R-232, R-233, R-234, R-235, R-236, R-237, R-238, R-261, R-262, R-263, R264, R-265, R-266, R-267, R-268, R-269, R-270, R-271, R-272, R-273, R-274, R-275, R-276, R-277, R-278, R279, R-280, R-281, R-282) soviet fast missile attack craft, project 183R, built 12/1959-65, CONWAY 1947-95
(algerian: 6 transferred in 1966/67 (671, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676)
chinese: 7-8 transferred 1960/61, 40 home-built, plus „Hoku“
cuban: 12 transferred 1962, 4 transferred 1963-66, 2 in 1967
egyptian: 7 in 1962-67, also home-built „October“-class
indonesian: Guawidjaja, Hardadali, Kalamisani, Kalanada, Katjabola, Kelaplintah, Pulanggeni, Nygapasa,
Surotama, Sarpamina, Sarpawasesa, Tritusta, 1961-65
iraqi: 3 in 1972
north-korean: 6 delivered, 4 home-built or 10 transferred, 8 home-built „So Hung“ 1980-81
syrian (41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49): 9 in 1963-66
vietnamese: 4 in 1972
Komet-class (Komet No. 20 [launched 1896], Blixt No. 27 [launched 1898], Meteor No. 28 [launched 1899], Stjerna No. 29
[launched 1899], Orkan No. 30 [launched 1900], Bris No. 31 [launched 1900], Vind No. 32 [launched 1900],
Virgo No. 33 [launched 1902], Mira No. 34 [launched 1902], Sirius No. 36 [launched 1903], Orion No. 35
[launched 1903], Kapella No. 37 [launched 1904]) swedish torpedo boat („Vedette-Boote“ Vedettbåten)
Kommuna: russian river barge, later fuel transport, 8/1918 riverine seaplane carrier (6 Grigorovich M 9, 3 Nieuport XVII)
schlecht IM KOPIENORDNER
Komsomolec-class/Komsomolets-class () soviet motor torpedo boat, prototype boat ran trials in 1940, series production since
1944, first commissioned 1945, 31 built, project 123, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kondouriotis-class: (Kondouriotis [commissioned 11/1932], Ydra [commissioned 11/1932], Spetsai [commissioned 5/1933],
Psara [commissioned 5/1933]) greek destroyer, CONWAY 1922-46
Kondor: launched 1904, later russian dispatch vessel
Kondor: west german customs launch, 1974 maltese C 29
„Kondor I“-class (V-31 [prototype, commissioned 28.11.70], Greifswald [commissioned 29.5.69, 1990 guinea-bissaui], Bergen
[commissioned 29.5.69, 1981 fishery protection vessel Warnemünde, 1990 west german], Anklam
[commissioned 30.5.69, 1976 training ship Ernst Thälmann], Ueckermünde/Ückermünde [commissioned 1.7.69,
later frontier guard G-11, later G-411, 1990 west german BGS vessel GS01, 1992 maltese P 30], Bansin
[commissioned 24.12.1970, later frontier guard G-46, then G-446], Templin [commissioned 20.12.69, later
frontier guard G-16, then G-442, 1990 west german BGS vessel GS06, 1992 tunesian], Neustrelitz
[commissioned ..., later frontier guard G-41, then G-412], Vitte [commissioned 18.2.1970, later frontier guard G21, then G-421], Zingst [commissioned ..., later frontier guard G-22, then G-444], Prerow [commissioned
15.5.70, later frontier guard G-23, then G-413], Graal-Müritz [commissioned 15.5.70, later frontier guard G-24
then G-413], Kühlungsborn [commissioned 3.6.70, later frontier guard G-25, then G-445, 1990 west german
BGS vessel GS07], Ahrenshoop [commissioned 8.8.70, later frontier guard G-26, then G-415, 1990 west german
BGS vessel GS08], Demmin [commissioned ..., later frontier guard G-12, then G-442, 1990 west german BGS
vessel GS02, 1992 tunesian], Kirchdorf [commissioned 19.9.70, later frontier guard G-42, then G-425], Malchin
[commissioned 18.10.69, later frontier guard G-13, then G-441, 1990 west german BGS vessel GS03, 1992
tunesian], Boltenhagen [commissioned ..., later frontier guard G-43, then G-443], Altentrepow [commissioned
5.9.1969, later frontier guard G-14, then G-414, 1990 west german BGS vessel GS04, 1992 tunesian], Pasewalk
[commissioned 45, then G-426, 1990 west german BGS vessel GS05, 1992 maltese P 31], Rerik [commissioned
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12.11.1970, later frontier guard G-45, then G-426], Libben [torpedo recovery vessel, 1993 lithuanian],
Strelasund [torpedo recovery vessel], Komet [intellligence gathering craft, 1994 estonian], Meteor [intellligence
gathering craft, 1994 estonian]) east german coastal minesweepers, project 89.100, LOOSE/OESTERLE
„Kondor II“-class (Wolgast [commissioned 1.6.71, 1993 indonesian Pulau Rote], Rosslau [commissioned 12.9.72], Kamenz
[commissioned 24.7.71, 1993 latvian], Sömmerda [commissioned 7.4.73, 1990 west german M 2670, 1993
indonesian Pulau Raibu], Eislaben [commissioned 24.5.73, 1990 west german M 2671, 1993 uruguayan],
Gransee [commissioned 30.6.73], Stralsund [commissioned 14.8.71], Zeitz [commissioned 11.7.73], Wittstock
[commissioned 11.9.71], Hettstedt [commissioned 9.8.73, 1993 indonesian Pulau Raas], Altenburg
]commissioned 11.9.73], Kyritz [commissioned 2.10.71], Neuruppin [commissioned 30.10.71], Strasburg
[commissioned 12.11.71], Röbel [commissioned 1.12.1971, 1993 latvian], Pritzwalk [commissioned 22.12.71,
1993 indonesian Pulau Romang], Rathenhow [commissioned 24.3.72], Schönbeck [commissioned 29.2.73],
Dessau [commissioned 3.5.72], Bitterfeld [commissioned 26.6.72, 1990 west german M 2672, 1993 indonesian
Pulau Rimau], Tangerhütte [commissioned ..., 1990 west german M 2669], Genthin [commissioned 7.8.72],
Zerbst [commissioned 7.8.72, 1993 indonesian Pulau Rondo], Grimma [commissioned 10.11.73, 1993
indonesian Pulau Rempang], Oranienburg [commissioned 30.9.72, 1993 indonesian Pulau Ruso], Jüterborg
[commissioned 1.11.72, 1993 indonesian Pulau Rangsang], Bernau [commissioned 1.12.72, 1990 west german
M 2673, 1991 uruguayan], Eilenburg [commissioned 22.12.72, 1990 west german M 2674, 1991 uruguayan],
Riesa [commissioned 3.2.73, 1991 uruguayan], Wilhelm-Pieck-Stadt-Guben [commissioned 5.7.73]) east
german coastal minesweepers, project 89.200, CONWAY 1947-95
Carl Fr. Gauss west german research vessel, ex eats german …, IM KOPIENORDNER
Kong Frederik III: 1909
Kong Sverre: norwegian frigate, launched 1860
Kongo-class (Kongo [commissioned 1/1878], Hiei [commissioned 3/1878]) japanese armoured corvettes
Kongo-class (Kongo [commissioned 16.8.1913], Hiei [commissioned 21.11.1912], Haruna [commissioned 19.4.1915],
Kirishima [commissioned 19.4.1915]) japanese battle cruiser, ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & KREUZER, CONWAY 1906-21, CONWAY 1922-46
Kongo-class (Kongo DD-173 [commissioned 25.3.1993], Kirishima DD-174 [commissioned 16.3.1995], Myoko DD-175
[commissioned 14.3.1996], Chokai DD-176 [commissioned 20.3.1998]) japanese destroyers, CONWAY 1947-95,
IM KOPIENORDNER
Kongô Maru: sister to Kiyozumi Maru, Kashima Maru, Katsuragi Maru, Komaki Maru, japanese transport 1934, 4x14,0, IM
KOPIENORDNER
König-class (König [commissioned 10.8.1914], Großer Kurfürst [commissioned 30.7.1914], Markgraf [commissioned
1.10.1914], Kronprinz [commissioned 8.11.1914]) german battleship, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1,
Königin Elisabeth: german coastal transport 1841, IM KOPIENORDNER
Königin Luise: launched 8.5.1913, 1914 german auxiliary minelayer B, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 3
Königin Luise: german passenger transport, launched 10.4.1934, commissioned 1939 as minelayer, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 3, IM KOPIENORDNER
Königsberg-class (Königsberg [commissioned 6.4.1907], Nürnberg [commissioned 10.4.1908], Stuttgart [commissioned
1.2.1908, 1918 seaplane carrier], Stettin [commissioned 29.10.1907]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 1, CONWAY 1906-21
Königsberg-class (Königsberg [commissioned 12.8.1916, 1920 french Metz], Karlsruhe [commissioned 23.12.1916], Emden
[commissioned 16.12.1916], Nürnberg [commissioned 15.2.1917]) german cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN
Königsberg-class (Königsberg [commissioned 17.4.1929], Karlsruhe [commissioned 6.11.1929], Köln [commissioned
15.1.1930]) K-class, german light cruiser, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER BD. 1, CONWAY 1922-46, VOM
ORIGINAL ZUM MODELL
König von Preußen: 1751 prussian Handelsfregatte, ZEICHNUNG IN CURTI
König Wilhelm: prussian armoured frigate, commissioned 20.6.1869 (ex turkish Turkestan  Fatikh, 1867 prussian Wilhelm I.,
1867 König Wilhelm), ZEICHNUNG in SCHLACHTSCHIFFE & -KREUZER, ZEICHNUNG IN GRÖNER
BD. 1, CONWAY 1860-1905 Bd. 1
„Koni I“-type (Delfin [commissioned 1978 training vessel, 1990 bulgarian Smeli], Murat Reis [algerian, delivered 20.12.1980],
Rais Kellicen [algerian, delivered 4.3.1982], Rais Korfu [algerian, delivered 10/1984], 350 Mariel [cuban,
transferred 24.9.1981], 353 [cuban, transferred 8.2.1984], 356 [cuban, transferred 10.4.1988], Rostock [east
german, commissioned 25.7.1978], Berlin Hauptstadt der DDR [east german, commissioned 10.5.1979], Halle
[east german, commissioned 28.1.1986]) soviet-built export frigates, project 1159
„Koni II“-type () soviet-built frigates
„Koni III“-type (Al Hani [libyan, commissioned 28.6.1986], Al Ghardania [libyan, commissioned 23.10.1987]) soviet-built
frigates
Koning der Nederlanden: dutch battleship launched 10/1874
Koningin Emma: dutch merchant, launched 1939, in world war 2 british LSI (landing ship infantry) Queen Emma
Koningin Regentes-class (Koningin Regentes [launched 4/1900], De Ruyter [launched 2/1901], Hertog Hendrik [launched
6/1902, 1939 guard ship Vleereede, 1941 german AA battery Ariadna]) dutch coastal battleship
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Koningin Wilhelmina der Nederlanden: dutch protected cruiser, launched 10/1892
Konkordija: 1885 russian steamer, 1918 estn Concordia, 1922 soviet Kingisepp
Konovod: russian merchant 1916, 10/16 commissioned as russminesweeper/netlayer Irtysh
Konstantin: (38) russian 1799
Konstantin: (74) russian 1800
Konstantin: russian merchant, launched 1866, 8/15 netayer/minesweeper Khoper, minelayer 5/16
Konsul A. Sartori: swedish transport, launched 2.12.1943, intended as german mine barrier breaking vessel Sperrbrecher 156,
1946 venezuelean Nueva Esparta, 1955 libanese Port Paix, 1957 mexican Sinaloa
Konsul John: DGzRS-MRB motor-rettungs-boot, built 1930, IM KOPIENORDNER
Konvoir-class (Konvoir [launched 7/12], Sputnik [launched 7/12, 2/18 german Lauterbach, 11/18 estonian Laine, 1940 soviet
minesweeper T 49, 1941 guardship Gangutyec]) russian dispatch vessels
Kookaburra boom defence vessel 1939
Kopanec: russian 1913, 1925 Mina, 1932 GM-1, 1939 MT-1, 1948 TV-4
Kopchik-class (Kopchik [launched 1916], Korshun [launched 1916, renamed Pioner, sunk 1941, refloated 1942]) russian river
gunboats
Koral
Korgialenios: 1916 as ... built, 1916 greek minelayer/service vessel, 1941 sunk, refloated, 1943 german UJ 2110, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Korietz-class (Korietz [commissioned 1887], Mandjur/Mandzhur [commissioned 1888]) russian gunboats, IM
KOPIENORDNER
Köro 1: german liason & evaluation craft 1918
Körös-class (Körös, Szamos) kuk river monitors, launched 1892
Korsfjord: tug, launched 1942, commissioned 13.3.1943as net tender NT 47, 1948 tug Corsar, 1951 indian Azad
Kortenaer-class (aka Standard-class) (Kortenaer [commissioned 26.10.1978], Pieter Florisz (I) [1981 commissioned as greek
Elli], Witte de With (I) [1981 commissioned as greek Limnos], Banckert [29.10.80, 1993 greek Aegeon],
Callenburgh [commissioned 26.7.79, 1994 greek Adrias], Van Kinsbergen [commissioned 24.4.80, 1995 greek
Navarino], Piet Hein [commissioned 14.4.1981], Abraham Crijnsson [commissioned 26.1.1983], Philips van
Almonde [commissioned 2.12.1981], Bloys van Treslong [commissioned 25.11.1982], Jan van Brakel
[commissioned 14.4.1983], Pieter Florisz (II) [commissioned 1.10.1983]) dutch frigates, CONWAY 1947-95
Kôryô Maru: japanese tanker, launched 1936
Koryû Maru: japanese steamer, launched 1931, converted to fleet oiler 1943
Kosar: 1968, soviet merchant passenger ship
Kosmonaut Pabel Beliyaev-class () soviet, pr

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