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KAISERLICHE MARINE (GERMANY)

ESCORTS

DITMAR KOEL patrols (1916-1918)

Name No Yard No Builder Laid down Launched Comp Fate
Ditmar Koel   491 Stülcken, Hamburg   1.1916 7.1916 sold 4.1919
Fischhandel   516 Stülcken, Hamburg   3.1916 4.1916 sold 3.1919
Bahrenfeld   517 Stülcken, Hamburg   4.1916 7.1916 sold 5.1919
Kaiser Leopold   519 Stülcken, Hamburg   5.1916 6.1916 sold 3.1919
Admiral Parseval   520 Stülcken, Hamburg   8.6.1916 8.1916 sold 11.1918
Sonnin   524 Stülcken, Hamburg   1916 8.1916 sunk 28.6.1917
Nikolaus Schoke   525 Stülcken, Hamburg   1916 9.1916 sunk 3.3.1917
Heinrich Jenevelt   526 Stülcken, Hamburg   30.8.1916 10.1916 sold 5.1919
Flottbek   528 Stülcken, Hamburg   27.12.1916 1917 sunk 15.6.1919
Hein Godenwind   534 Stülcken, Hamburg   12.1917 3.1918 sold 1920
Finkenwärder   535 Stülcken, Hamburg   9.1918 3/1919 // --- never commissioned, sold 3.1919

 

Displacement standard, t

 

Displacement full, t

450

Length, m

39.5

Breadth, m

7.33

Draught, m

2.83

No of shafts

1

Machinery

1 VTE, 1 boiler

Power, h. p.

400

Max speed, kts

10

Fuel, t

coal 145

Endurance, nm(kts) 5200(10)

Armament

1 x 1 - 88/27 SK L/30 C/89 or 88/32 SK L/35 C/01 or 88/27 TK L/30 C/08

Complement 31

Project history: Fishery trawlers, purchased by Navy during building and commissioned as auxiliary patrols.

Modernizations: None.

Naval service: Sonnin was sunk on mine laid by British submarine E34 28.6.1917 NW off Terschelling. Nikolaus Schoke was sunk on mine laid by British submarine E46 3.3.1917 N off Terschelling. Flottbek was mined 15.6.1919 35nm NW off Norderney.

 

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