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| Kanonbåten No.1 Hemmenma, Karjala, Udema, Pohjama, Sällan Värre, Snappopp, Vale, Vidar, Ragnar, Mode, Magne, Ingeborg, Disa, Rota, Fröja, Styrbjörn, Starkodder |
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Laid down: 1892-1896, Displacement:850 t
standard; Dimensions: 57x 8x 2,5m, Propulsion: Coal
fired boilers, simple reciprocating steam engines,
Direct drive, 1 shaft, 1229 ihp / 913 Kw, 14kts,
Range: 1000Nm, Armament: 1x
210mm Finspång M/92 gun, 4x 152mm Bofors M/90 guns,
2x4 20mm Nordenfelt MG,
Armor: Barbette
- 75mm , Complement: 6 CO, 16 NCO, 42 enlisted Notes: Built as fleet aviso and scout ships for the Baltic. Mostly used as patrol boats on less active areas of the ocean. All where converted to minesweepers during the Great war. They where sold for scrap between 1919-1922. , |
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typ 42 Tigern, Pantern, Leoparden, Lokatten, Lejonet, Tjuren, Oxen, Buffeln, Hjorten, Hinden |
| Laid down: 1940-1942, Displacement:855 t
standard; Dimensions: 80m
x 12m x 3m, Propulsion: Volvo
Penta Diesel Internal combustion motors, Geared drive, 2 shafts,
3 081 shp / 2 298 Kw,
20kts, Range: 1500Nm, Armament: 2x1
152mm Bofors M/07 gun, 2x2, 4x1 x 40mm Bofors M/36 L60 guns, 2x4 8mm
MG, 1x4 457mm torpedoes, Deapth charges and mines Armor: main 15mm, gun front 50mm, other 15mm, Complement: 6 CO, 16 NCO, 36 enlisted Notes: A wartime class of powerfull gunboats. Primary used as escorts. against surface raiders. Most of the armament used where fleet surplus. All units where sold for scrap between 1947 and 1950 |
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Motorkanonbåt typ 70
Lilja, Belladonna, Blåsippa, Vitsippa, Hyacint, Myrten, Liljekonvalj, Odört, Stormhatt, Fläder, Gullviva, Kamomill, Nejlika, Kaprifol, Kastanj, Blåklint |
| Laid down: 1976-1980, Displacement:600 t
standard; Dimensions: 65m x 10m x 3m,
Propulsion: CoDaG 3x MTU 3500shp, 2x R & R
Proteus GT, 2x shafts,
42kts, Range: 800Nm,
Armament: 1x
120mm Bofors TAK120 L60, 1x 57mm Bofors mk1 m/71, 8x Rb 12 Kongsberg
Penguin mk II thermial homing to 34km, 4x 40cm ASW torpedoes wire/
active/ passive homeing to 15km, rails for mines or DC Senors: 1x PS 77 C/X-band air/ surf search
radar, 1x Raccal Decca X-band navigational radar, 2x SAAB 9Lv mk 1 FC
directors (optical, radar, laser, Ir), 1x HMS, Chaff, Flare and EW
(ESM, ÈCM, EP, EA) Complement: 6 CO, 10 NCO, 22 enlisted Notes: After the sinking of the Israeli Eilat in 1967 and the actions by russian built missile boats in the Indo-Pakistani war 1971 the RSwN realised they had a problem with large amount of Soviet OSA missileboats in the baltic area. Therefor the navy decided to order an escort for the baltic, specialised in killing the Styx carrying missileboats |
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| Motortorpedbåt typ 101 T101 - T126 |
Laid down: 1942-1944, Displacement:200 t
standard; Dimensions: 50m x 5m x 2m, Propulsion: 3x VOLVO PENTA NAVY diesels, 3 shafts, 42kts, Range: 500Nm, Armament: 2x 40mm Bofors M/36 L60 guns, 6x 533mm M/24 single torpedotubes for
unguided torpedoes. rails for mines or deapth charges insted of torpedotubes Sensors: PS-01 surface serach radar (after 1945). TORPEX firecontrol
system
, Complement: 3 CO, 6 NCO, 14 enlisted Notes: Trails with MTBs showed that the smaller MTBs like the american PT-boats
and German E-boats had to little endurance and seakeeping for the Swedish navy.
Instead was a larger class designed as a torpedo/patrolboat especially for the
baltic and later also the Pacific theaters. The torpedoboats served througut
the war and in some areas until the early 70s. Later was radars, ESM and
wireguidence fitted to them |
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| Robotbåt typ 60 Spjut, Svärd, Lans, Morgonstjärna, Sabel, Palasch, Musköt, Kyrass, Pistol, Värja, Stickert, Armborst, Revolver, Dolk |
| Laid down: 1960-1964, Displacement:450 t
standard; Dimensions: 52m x 10m
x 2m, Propulsion: 3x
Isotta-Franscini 3800Shp Diesels, 2x shafts,
38kts, Range: 600Nm,
Armament: 2x Bofors
57mm m/50 DP, 6x SAAB Rb 08 C active radar homing to 70km,
rails for mines or DC. Sensors: 1x PS-40 X-band air/surf
search, 1x Arte 62 K-band FC, 1x HoSA Navigationalradar, ESM) Complement: 4 CO, 4 NCO, 22 enlisted Notes: In the mid/ late
1950s it became obvious that the older World War 2 era large
torpedoboats where obsolete in the new NBC- and missile warfare naval
battlefield. Therefor the navy started development of a missile armed
FAC able to act independently and make coordinated attacks with
multiple missiles from the ships and cooperating A32
Lansen fighter-bombers.
The
Spjut-class where in the beginning armed with 6 53cm torpedoes until
the new box launched RB 08C became available in 1964. They where also
the first units in the RSwN with fully enclosed bridges to protect the
crew from NBC downfall.
Two units went trails with a modifed SeaCat launcher armed with either Rb 07 SeaCat SAMs or RB 52 (SS-11 AT). All units where removed from frontline service in the early 1980s and rebuild to navigational training platforms for cadets. |
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Korvett Typ
85 Hurtig, Händig, Rapp, Tapper, Djärv, Munter, Orädd, Ärlig, Trygg, Modig, Stolt, Dristig |
Laid down: 1985-1990, Displacement:800 t
standard; Dimensions: 75m x 10m x 3m,
Propulsion: 2x MTU 5230Shp, 1x R & R Spey
38kts, range 800Nm Armament: 2x Bofors 57mm MKII DP guns, 1x8 SAAB RBS 15mk II radarhoming to 100km SSM, 4x Browing 12,7mm HMG, rails for mines or depth charges Senors: 1x PS 77E X/C-band air/surf searchradar, 2x PE 80 9LvMk 2 ir/tv/radar FC, 2x X-band navigationalradars, ESM; ECM, Chaff and Flare decoy launchers Complement: 6 CO, 10 NCO, 22 enlisted Notes: During the late 70s it
became obvious that the old RBS 08 SSM and the Spjut-class FAC where becomeing
obsolete due to age especially in the electronic battlefield.. To replace the
ageing Spjut-class in frontline service a larger and more capable resplacement
was ordered, the Hurtig-class patrol-corvettes. A larger hull was used for better crew
accomodation, endurance and most of all electronics, especially a very
specialized EW-suite with signalintelligence sensors for both radar and radio
frequencies, electronic jammers as well as chaff and flare launchers. Their
higly specialized electronics made them an important part of the swedish naval
intelligence gathering force.
Their sophisticated electronics made them
also able to take on much larger oponents such as the Sovremenyj-class
destroyers
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