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BK-167 armoured motor gunboats (project 191M) (1947 - 1953)


Ships


Names Builders Commissioned Losses Transfers Discarding

118 boats:

БК-167-174 [BK-167-174]

БК-439 - 444 [BK-439-444]

БК-446, 447 [BK-446, 447]

БК-451 - 454 [BK-451-454]

БК-459 - 462 [BK-459-462]

БК-464 - 466 [BK-464-466]

БК-468 [BK-468

БК-475 - 481 [BK-475-481]

БК-486 [BK-486]

and others

344 Yd, Molotov (Perm'): 8 boats: BK-167 - 174

Izhorskiy Wks, Kolpino: 110 boats: BK-439 - 444, 446, 447, 451 - 454, 459 - 462, 464 - 466, 468, 475 - 481, 486 and others [BK-167-174, 439 - 444, 446, 447, 451 - 454, 459 - 462, 464 - 466, 468, 475 - 481, 486 and others]

1947: BK-167 - 174

1948 - 1952: BK-439 - 444, 446, 447, 451 - 454, 459 - 462, 464 - 466, 468, 475 - 481, 486 and others [BK-167-174, 439 - 444, 446, 447, 451 - 454, 459 - 462, 464 - 466, 468, 475 - 481, 486 and others

none

Indonesia (12): 1963- 12 pr. 191M

1960s-80s: all



Technical data


Displacement standard, t53
Displacement full, t

57

Length, m

26.0

Breadth, m

4.43

Draught, m

0.65

No of shafts

2

Machinery

2 M-50 diesels

Power, h. p.

2000

Max speed, kts

20.8

Fuel, t

diesel oil

Endurance, nm(kts)517(10)
Armour, mmbelt: 14, deck: 10, turret: 30 - 20, CT: 14 - 10
Armament

BK-167: 1 x 1 - 85/55 MK-85, 2 x 2 - 12.7/79, 8 mines

others: 1 x 1 - 85/55 MK-85, 2 x 2 - 14.5/93, 8 mines

Complement15


Standard scale images


<i>BK-167 </i>1947
BK-167 1947


Project history

In 1946 TsKB-19 was assigned to develop new large and small armoured boats to replace existing Projects 1124 and 1125, using 85mm tank turrets (two on the large boat, one on the small). Each also had two coaxial armoured turrets for 12.7mm heavy machine guns, and the standard powerplant was the 600hp V-12 diesel which powered the T-34 tank (three in the large, two in the small armoured boats, for 16kts). Estimated displacements were 86t (draft 0.95m) and 53t (0.65m). Then the large boat was dropped, leaving only the Project 191, the prototype of which was built at Perm in 1946.

Further boats were built under Protect 191M. The main changes were installation of M-50 diesels and 14.5mm machine guns instead of 12.7mm. Weight was reduced to keep from increasing draft as armour was increased.

Ship protection

Citadel and turret were protected by splinter-proof armour.

Modernizations

1970s, PSKR-300-315: - 1 x 2 - 14.5/93

Naval service

No significant events.