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IRAQI NAVY (IRAQ)

COASTAL FORCES

MAYMOON patrol boats (1968-1972/1990)

Names

ميمون [Maymoon]
أمان [Aman]
الشرطي [Al Shurti]
مرزوق [Marzook]
مشهور [Mashhoor]
مرشد [Murshed]
واظح [Wathah]
إنتصار [Intisar]

Builders

Thornycroft, Woolston, UK: Maymoon, Aman

Vosper-Thornycroft, Portchester, UK: Al Shurti, Marzook, Mashhoor, Murshed, Wathah, Intisar

Commissioned

1968 // 1990: Maymoon, Aman

1969 // 1990: Marzook, Mashhoor

1970 // 1990: Murshed, Wathah

1972 // 1990: Al Shurti, Intisar

Losses

Maymoon (1-2/1991), Aman (1-2/1991), Al Shurti (1-2/1991), Marzook (1-2/1991), Mashhoor (1-2/1991), Murshed (1-2/1991), Wathah (1-2/1991), Intisar (1-2/1991)

Transfers

none

Discarding

none

 

 

Displacement standard, t

40

Displacement full, t

 

Length, m

27.8

Breadth, m

4.73

Draught, m

1.38

No of shafts

2

Machinery

2 Rolls-Royce 8-cyl diesels

Power, h. p.

1340

Max speed, kts

20

Fuel, t

diesel oil

Endurance, nm(kts)

700(15)

Armament

small arms

Sensors

Decca 202 radar

Complement

12

Project history: Coastal patrol boats of Kuwaiti Navy, captured in August 1990 during invasion. Welded steel hull, aluminum superstructure. Designed to have 1 40mm gun.

Modernizations: None.

Naval service: All were lost or returned to Kuwait during Desert Storm operation in 1991.

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