Prozorlivyy 1902
Steregushchiy 1904
Prozorlivyy 1914
Smetlivyy 1914
| Name | No | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Comp | Fate |
| Коршун <Korshun>, 3/1902- Послушный <Poslushnyy> | Crichton, Abo | 1898 | 5/1898 | 7/1900 | captured by Finland 13/4/1918 (S3) | |
| Кречет <Krechet>, 3/1902- Пылкий <Pylkiy> | Crichton, Abo | 1897 | 1/10/1899 | 7/1900 | oil depot 8/1911 | |
| Прочный <Prochnyy> (ex-Ястреб <Yastreb>) | Izhora Wks, Kolpino | 10/1896 | 1/10/1898 | 5/1902 | stricken 8/1922 | |
| Поражающий <Porazhayushchiy> (ex-Нырок <Nyrok>) | Izhora Wks, Kolpino | 1896 | 15/11/1898 | 5/1902 | dispatch vessel 1/1914, interned by Germany 12/4/1918 - 5/1918, torpedo boat 8/1918, stricken 11/1925 | |
| Пронзительный <Pronzitelnyy> (ex-Беркут <Berkut>) | Izhora Wks, Kolpino | 7/1897 | 29/6/1899 | 5/1902 | stricken 7/1911 | |
| Прозорливый <Prozorlivyy> (ex-Гагара <Gagara>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg | 1898 | 8/7/1899 | 5/1902 | dispatch vessel 9/1914, torpedo boat 1/1916, captured by Finland 13/4/1918 (S2) | |
| Резвый <Rezvyy> (ex-Ворон <Voron>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg | 1899 | 31/8/1899 | 5/1902 | captured by Finland 13/4/1918 (S4) | |
| Ретивый <Retivyy> (ex-Филин <Filin>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg | 1899 | 22/6/1900 | 5/1902 | stricken 8/1922 | |
| Рьяный <Ryanyy> (ex-Сова <Sova>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg | 1899 | 7/7/1900 | 5/1902 | dispatch vessel 9/1914, torpedo boat 1916, captured by Finland 13/4/1918 (S1) | |
| Подвижный <Podvizhnyy> (ex-Альбатрос <Albatros>) | Izhora Wks, Kolpino | 10/1899 | 3/6/1901 | 5/1902 | captured by Finland 13/4/1918 (S5) | |
| Решительный <Reshitelnyy (ex-Кондор <Kondor>, ex-Баклан <Baklan>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1900 // 4/1901 | 26/7/1901 | 7/1902 | captured by Japan 12/8/1904 (Akatsuki) | |
| Строгий <Strogiy> (ex-Лебедь <Lebed>), 12/1922- Марти <Marti> | Crichton, St. Petersburg | 8/1899 | 2/8/1901 | 9/1902 | captured by Germany 1/5/1918, to White Army 5/1919, to Red Fleet 12/1920 (re-commissioned 7/1923), dispatch vessel 2/1926, stricken 7/1929 | |
| Сметливый <Smetlivyy> (ex-Пеликан <Pelikan>) | Crichton, St. Petersburg | 8/1899 | 2/8/1901 | 9/1902 | scuttled 18/6/1918 | |
| Свирепый <Svirepyy> (ex-Павлин <Pavlin>), 12/1922- Лейтенант Шмидт <Leytenant Shmidt> | Crichton, St. Petersburg | 8/1899 | 7/9/1901 | 9/1902 | captured by Germany 1/5/1918, to White Army 5/1919, to Red Fleet 12/1920 (re-commissioned 7/1921), stricken 4/1927 | |
| Стремительный <Stremitelnyy> (ex-Фазан <Fazan>) | Crichton, St. Petersburg | 8/1899 | 1/10/1901 | 9/1902 | scuttled 18/6/1918 | |
| Сердитый <Serdityy> (ex-Бекас <Bekas>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1901 // 1901 | 4/11/1901 | 6/1903 | interned by China 1/1/1905 - 11/1905, captured by Japan 30/6/1918 | |
| Смелый <Smelyy> (ex-Горлица <Gorlitsa>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1901 // 1901 | 10/2/1902 | 9/1903 | interned by China 1/1/1905 - 11/1905, captured by Japan 30/6/1918 | |
| Сторожевой <Storozhevoy> (ex-Грач <Grach>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1901 // 1901 | 31/3/1902 | 9/1903 | damaged 16/12/1904, scuttled 2/1/1905 | |
| Стерегущий <Steregushchiy> (ex-Кулик <Kulik>) | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1901 // 1902 | 22/6/1902 | 9/1903 | sunk 10/3/1904 | |
| Разящий <Razyashchiy> (ex-Дрозд <Drozd>) | Izhora Wks, Kolpino // Port Arthur Wks | 1901 // 1902 | 10/12/1902 | 9/1903 | scuttled 2/1/1905 | |
| Расторопный <Rastoropnyy> (ex-Дятел <Dyatel>) | Izhora Wks, Kolpino // Port Arthur Wks | 1900 // 3/1902 | 12/3/1903 | 11/1903 | scuttled 16/11/1904 | |
| Сильный <Silnyy> | Izhora Wks, Kolpino // Port Arthur Wks | 7/1902 // 1903 | 21/6/1903 | 12/1903 | scuttled 2/1/1905 | |
| Скорый <Skoryy> | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 12/1902 // 1903 | 17/5/1903 | 12/1903 | interned by China 1/1/1905 - 11/1905, captured by Japan 30/6/1918 | |
| Страшный <Strashnyy> | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1902 // 1903 | 1903 | 3/1904 | sunk 13/4/1904 | |
| Стройный <Stroynyy> | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1902 // 1903 | 1903 | 3/1904 | sunk 13/11/1904 | |
| Статный <Statnyy> | Nevskiy Wks, St. Petersburg // Port Arthur Wks | 1902 // 1903 | 21/11/1903 | 7/1904 | interned by China 2/1/1905 - 11/1905, captured by Japan 30/6/1918 |
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Displacement normal, t |
250 |
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Displacement full, t |
305 |
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Length, m |
Korshun, Krechet: 60.7 Prochnyy, Pronzitelnyy, Strogiy, Smetlivyy, Svirepyy, Stremitelnyy: 58.1 Porazhayushchiy, Prozorlivyy, Rezvyy, Retivyy, Podvizhnyy: 57.9 Ryanyy: 58.5 Reshitelnyy, Serdityy, Smelyy, Storozhevoy, Steregushchiy, Razyashchiy, Rastoropnyy, Silnyy, Skoryy, Strashnyy, Stroynyy, Statnyy: 61.0 |
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Breadth, m |
5.64 - 5.67 |
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Draught, m |
2.26 - 2.39 |
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No of shafts |
2 |
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Machinery |
Korshun, Krechet, Prochnyy, Porazhayushchiy, Pronzitelnyy, Podvizhnyy, Reshitelnyy: VTE, 8 Yarrow boilers others: VTE, 4 Yarrow boilers |
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Power, h. p. |
3800 |
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Max speed, kts |
26.5 - 27.5 |
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Fuel, t |
coal 58 - 80 |
| Endurance, nm(kts) | 450-660(13) |
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Armament |
1 x 1 - 75/50 Canet, 3 x 1 - 47/43 Hotchkiss, 2 x 1 - 381 TT |
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Complement |
51 - 58 |
Ship project history: Modified Sokol. First serial-built seaworthy torpedo boat destroyers of Russian Navy, intended for service at squadron and operations against enemy`s torpedo boats. To the beginning of WWI they became outdated and made no more than 22-24kts. Rated as torpedo boats.
Modernizations: 1909, Porazhayushchiy, Strogiy, Smetlivyy, Svirepyy, Stremitelnyy; 1910, Ryanyy; 1911, Poslushnyy, Prochnyy, Prozorlivyy, Rezvyy, Retivyy, Podvizhnyy; 1912, Serdityy, Smelyy, Skoryy, Statnyy: - 3 x 1 - 47/43, 2 x 1 - 381 TT; + 1 x 1 - 75/50 Canet, 2 x 1 - 7.6/94, 2 x 1 - 450 TT, 10 mines
1914, Porazhayushchiy, Prozorlivyy, Ryanyy; 1926, Marti: - 2 x 1 - 450 TT
1916, Prozorlivyy, Ryanyy; 1918, Porazhayushchiy: + 2 x 1 - 450 TT
1/1916, Poslushnyy, Prochnyy, Prozorlivyy, Rezvyy, Retivyy, Ryanyy, Podvizhnyy: - 2 x 1 - 450 TT; + sweeps
Naval service: Storozhevoy was torpedoed by Japanese torpedo boat 16/12/1904 at Port Arthur and ran ashore, she was ultimately destroyed by crew 1/1/1905, Razyashchiy and Silnyy 1/1/1905 were scuttled in Port Arthur harbour to avoid capture by Japanese. Steregushchiy was sunk by 4 Japanese torpedo boats in Liao Te Shan Strait 10/3/1904, Strashnyy was sunk by 6 Japanese torpedo boats off Elliot Islands 13/4/1904, Stroynyy was sunk by Russian mine in Port Arthur harbour 13/11/1904. Reshitelny was blown up by crew and abandoned at Chifu (China) 11/8/1904 but stay afloat, captured by Japanese, later repaired and commissioned by IJN as Akatsuki. Rastoropny was scuttled by crew at Chifu 16/11/1904 to avoid capture by Japanese.
Poslushny, Prozorlivy, Rezvy, Ryanyy and Podvizhnyy were captured by Finnish White troops at Helsingfors 13/4/1918 and were commissioned by Finnish Navy. Smetlivy and Stremitelny 18/6/1918 were scuttled by crews in Novorossiysk harbour to avoid capture by British troops; Strogiy and Svirepy were abandoned by Whites at Sevastopol, repaired and commissioned by Red Navy. Serdity, Skory, Statny and Smely were captured by Japanese troops at Vladivostok 30/6/1918, destroyed by Whites in October, 1922, later they were re-captured by Red Army but never repaired.
Rastoropnyy 1904
Stroynyy
Reshitelnyy
Serdityy 1916
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