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GEORGIAN NAVY (GEORGIA)

NON-NAVAL FORCES

PAZISI patrol boats (1980-1987/1993, 1997-1999)

Pazisi 2010

Names

P203 (ex-ÏÑÊÀ-... [PSKA-...])

P204 (ex-ÏÑÊÀ-... [PSKA-...])

P205 (ex-ÏÑÊÀ-... [PSKA-...])

P206 (ex-ÏÑÊÀ-139 [PSKA-139])

P207 (ex-ÏÑÊÀ-518 [PSKA-518])

P102, 2012- P109 ფაზისი [Pazisi]

P103, 2012- P103 ბათუმი [Batumi]...

P104

Builders

More, Feodosiya, USSR or Imeni 50-letiya Sovetskoy Gruzii, Batumi: P203-207

Batumi SY: P102-104

Commissioned

1981 // 1992: P206

1987 // 1992: P207

1984 // 1997: P203

1980 // 1998: P204

1980s // 1998: P205

1997 // 2004: P102

1998 // 2004: P103

1999 // 2004: P104

Losses

P204 (14.8.2008 Russian troops), P205 (14.8.2008 Russian troops)

Transfers

none

Discarding

in service (2020): P102-104, 204, 206, 207

 

 

Displacement standard, t

37

Displacement full, t

40

Length, m

23.8

Breadth, m

5.15

Draught, m

1.00

No of shafts

2

Machinery

2 M-401B diesels

Power, h. p.

2000

Max speed, kts

29

Fuel, t

diesel oil

Endurance, nm(kts)

400(12)

Armament

2 x 2 - 12.7/79

Electronic equipment

Lotsiya or Liman or MR-241 Pechora-1 radar

Complement

9

Project history: Soviet project 1400M patrol boats of Border Guard. First two (P206 and 207) were abandoned at Poti by Russian Border Guard in 1992 and after refit were commissioned by Georgian Coast Guard. Next three (P203-205) were transferred by Ukrainian Border Guard. Last three (P102-104) were built at Poti during the time of Adjarian independence and included into Georgian Coast Guard when Adjarian independence was destroyed.

Modernizations: early 2000s, P103, 204, 205: - 1 x 2 - 12.7/79; + 1 x 2 - 23/82 ZU-23-2

early 2000s, P104: - 2 x 2 - 12.7/79; + 2 x 2 - 23/82 ZU-23-2

Naval service: P204 and P205 were destroyed by Russian troops at Poti 14.8.2008.

P104 2012

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