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DANISH ROYAL NAVY (DENMARK)

MINE WARFARE SHIPS

ME26 minesweepers

ME86 1945

Name No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
ME36 (ex-MMS36)   Rowhedge Ironworks, UK   12/4/1941 7/1941 // 1945 to UK 1948 (MMS36)
ME83 (ex-MMS83)   Wivenhoe Shipyard, UK   10/11/1941 12/1941 // 1945 to UK 1948 (MMS83)
ME84 (ex-MMS84)   Wivenhoe Shipyard, UK   22/11/1941 2/1942 // 1945 to UK 1948 (MMS84)
ME86 (ex-MMS86)   Wivenhoe Shipyard, UK   1940/44 1941/44 // 1945 to UK 1948 (MMS86)
ME263 (ex-MMS263)   Clapson & Sons, Barton, UK   1940/44 1941/44 // 1945 to UK 1948 (MMS263)
ME307 (ex-MMS307)   Wilson Noble, Fraserburgh, UK   1940/44 1941/44 // 1945 to UK 1948 (MMS307)

 

 

Displacement standard, t

255

Displacement full, t

295

Length, m

36.4

Breadth, m

7.14

Draught, m

2.67 deep load

No of shafts

1

Machinery

diesel

Power, h. p.

375 - 500

Max speed, kts

10 - 11

Fuel, t

diesel oil 24 - 26

Armament

2 x 1 - 20/70 Oerlikon, sweeps

Sensors  

Complement

20

Ship project history: Very successful design of wooden coastal minesweeper able to sweep magnetic and acoustic mines. 6 ships were transferred to Denmark on loan from RN.

Modernizations: None.

Naval service: No significant events.

MMS272 1944

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