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armed yachts of WW II


Ships


Name

Launched // Comm.

Builder

Tonnage, BRT (disp., t)

Dimensions, m

(length pp)

Speed, kts

Engine, Power hp

Armament

Fate

Nimet Allah UJ6073 12.5.1934 // 1.1944 Deutsche Werke, Kiel 1704 86.3x11.6x3.8   2 diesels, 2300   sunk 17.8.1944


100 - 1000 t displacement/ BRT tonnage vessels


Afros, 9.1941 - 12M3 (1911, 120, 9.1941 - 5.1945); Ariel, 12.1942 - H5 (1917, 109, 12.1942 - 5.1945); Bellatrix (ex-Jackik), 5.1944 - FSe15 (1913, 190, 5.1944 - ?); Birgitta, 7.1941 - 12V6, 1.1942 - UJ2102 (1906, 438, 7.1941 - 14.10.1944); Black Joke, 4.1943 - GK60 (1919, 104, 4.1943 - 9.1944); Cetonia, 5.1943 - UJ6070 (1924, 260, 5.1943 - 5.4.1944); Chimère, 3.1944 - FMa09 (, 126, 3.1944 - ?); Corona, 4.1944 - FBo04 (1911, 100, 4.1944 - 5.1945); Dakar (ex-Fretless), 6.1944 - FBo05 (1925, 151, 6.1944 - ?); Elettra, 12.1943 - NA4, 1.1944 - G107 (1904, 633, 12.1943 - 21.1.1944); Gerry, 11.1943 - M7505 (1936, 107, 11.1943 - 5.1945); Insuma, 6.1943 - UJ6072, 9.1943 - UJ2219 (1938, 280, 6.1943 - 9.9.1943); Lady Sheila, 1941 - FRA01, 7.1943 - HF02 (1935, 216, 1941 - ?); L`Incomprise II, 9.1943 - UJ2216 (1926, 915, 9.1943 - 14.9.1944); Marélyn, 10.1943 - M7606 (1929, 123, 10.1943 - 5.1945); Milos, 1941 - 13V3, 2.1942 - UJ2107 (1895, 598, 1941 - 15.9.1944); Nais, 7.1941 - 13V1, 11.1942 - GK01 (1929, 133, 7.1941 - ?); Nimphaea, 1941 - HF10 (1917, 111, 1941 - ?); Ostland, 5.1943 - O.Re73 (1934, 120, 5.1943 - 30.9.1944); Tadorna, 5.1943 - UJ6071, 9.1943 - UJ2218 (1937, 231, 5.1943 - 26.9.1943); Tess II, 10.1943 - M7608 (1916, 129, 10.1943 - 5.1945); Varouni, 3.1942 - HR1 (1917, 110, 3.1942 - 27.12.1944); Velella II, late 1943 - M6008 (1910, 192, late 1943 - ?); Veronica, 1944 - FVe04 (1928, 113, 1944 - ?); Zara, 12.1943 - HV06 (1895, 453, 12.1943 - 5.1945)


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<i>UJ6073</i> 1944 more than 1000 BRT
UJ6073 1944 more than 1000 BRT


Project history

Requisitioned yachts used as ASW ships, patrols and minesweepers.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

UJ6073 was sunk by American escort destroyer Endicott and British gunboats Aphis and Scarab.