ML.1 1915
ML.1 1915
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Names |
ML.1 - 580 |
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Builders |
Elco, Bayonne, USA: ML.1 - 50 Canadian Vickers, Montreal, Canada: ML.51 - 580 |
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Completed |
1915: ML.1 - 550 1918: ML.551 - 580 |
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Losses |
ML.18 (29/9/1919), ML.19 (31/1/1916), ML.40 (18/5/1916), ML.52 (29/11/1917), ML.55 (28/1/1918), ML.62 (29/9/1919), ML.64 (10/6/1918), ML.97 (CTL WWI), ML.98, ML.110 (23/4/1918), ML.121 (22/12/1918), ML.127 (CTL WWI), ML.149 (10/9/1916), ML.152 (2/1/1920), ML.191 (29/9/1919), ML.196 (after WWI), ML.197 (31/1/1917), ML.229 (CTL WWI), ML.230 (14/9/1916), ML.247 (29/9/1918), ML.253 (14/9/1916), ML.254 (10/5/1918), ML.255 (14/9/1916), ML.278 (15/1/1918), ML.356 (11/1/1918), ML.403 (22/8/1918), ML.421 (6/4/1918), ML.424 (23/4/1918), ML.431 (22/4/1917), ML.434 (after WWI), ML.474 (23/7/1917), ML.521 (after WWI), ML.534 (13/4/1917), ML.540 (8/6/1917), ML.541 (8/6/1917), ML.561 (21/10/1918), ML.566 (22/12/1918) |
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Transfers |
France 1916 - 1917: ML.38 (V5), ML.114 - 117 (V1 - 4), ML.390 (V6), ML.392 (V7), ML.394 (V8), ML.396 (V9), ML.400 (V10), ML.402 (V11), ML.404 (V12), ML.442 (V13), ML.444 (V14), ML.446 (V15), ML.448 - 454 (V16 - 22), ML.456 (V23), ML.458 - 460 (V24 - 26), ML.462 (V27), ML.464 (V28), ML.469 - 472 (V29 - 32), ML.489 (V33), ML.491 - 493 (V34 - 36), ML.543 - 544 (V37 - 38), ML.547 - 548 (V39 - 40) |
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Discarding |
200 boats were sold in 1919 127 boats were sold in 1920 total of 52 survived in 1921 only 8 were in commission in 1924 last 6 were sold in 1926 - 1927 |
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Displacement normal, t |
ML.1 - 50: 34 ML.51 - 580: 37 |
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Displacement full, t |
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Length, m |
ML.1 - 50: 22.9 ML.51 - 580: 24.4 |
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Breadth, m |
3.70 |
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Draught, m |
1.20 |
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No of shafts |
2 |
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Machinery |
petrol engines |
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Power, h. p. |
440 |
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Max speed, kts |
19 |
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Fuel, t |
petrol |
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Armament |
1 x 1 - 47/50 Vickers or 1 x 1 - 47/40 Hotchkiss, 2 DCR, sweeps |
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Complement |
8 |
Ship project history: Mass-produced multi-purpose motor launches used for patrol and anti-submarine services also for minesweeping.
Modernizations: none
Naval service: No significant events.
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