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5. VARIOUS SHIPS.
M-class torpedo gunboats

HKMS Munin – Karlskronavarvet (KV), 1896/98/99. Decomissioned and scraped 1948.
HKMS Mode – KMV, 1897/99/00. Sunk by Russian air forces in 1931.
HKMS Magne – HV, 1898/01/02. Sunk by Russian air forces in 1931.
HKMS Musing– FB, 1899/00/02. Decomissioned and scraped 1947.

As built

1910 modernization

Designed as mock-cruisers for Baltic sea. Patricipated all Swedish and Scandinavian wars (WWI, Finnish civil war, Russo-scandinavian and WWII). Were generally used as escort ships, in 1935-37 two survived ships were rearmed as minelayers.

Displacement: 1380/1590 t.
Dimensions: 74 x 11,2 x 2,88 m
Machinery: 4 boillers, 2 TESE, 5500 hp.
Bunker: 110 t of coal
Maximum speed: 19,5 kts
Range: 1200 nm at 10 kts
Armory: armored deck 17-25 mm, casemates 20-30 mm, gun shields 15 mm, coning tower 30 mm
Armament:
As built - 4х1 120mm/45, 5х1 57mm/48 Bofors-Nordenfeld m.91, 2х1 457-mm TT, up to 16 mines
From 1910: 6х1 105mm/50 Bofors m.1910, 3х1 57mm/48 Bofors-Nordenfeld m.91/14 AA guns, 2x1 6,5mm MG
From 1934: 2x2 105mm/45 Kongsberg m.27 AA guns, 4x2 25mm/65 Bofors m.28 and 6x1 20mm/70 Oerlikon-Bofors AC, up to 160 mines
Crew: 155 men

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H-class armoured gunboats

HKMS Hildur – Stockholms Örlogsvarvet, 1897/99/01. Explosed on mine 1931.
HKMS Hugin – KV, 1899/01/03. Decomissioned and scraped 1944.
HKMS Hymer – HV, 1898/01/02. Decomissioned and scraped 1944.
HKMS Hel – KМV, 1901/02/04. Sunk in Riga in 1939. Raised by Germans and scraped 1941.


Small-draught gunboats for coastal defence, designed to replace all built in 1860s and 1870s monitors.

Displacement: 1418/1564 t.
Dimensions: 70 x 12,3 x 2,85 m
Machinery: 2 boillers, 1 TESE, 1180 hp
Bunker: 95 t of coal
Maximum speed: 13 kts
Range: 1200 nm at 8 kts
Armory: main belt 80, upper belt 25, armored deck 17-30, turrels 50-80, conning tower 100 mm.
Armament: 2x2 - 152mm/50 Bofors m.1897, 6x1 - 57mm/48 Bofors-Nordenfeld m.1891. In 1924 - 4 75mm/52 AA guns and 6x1 13,2mm MGs added.
Crew: 183 men

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Partsheet of project (12 px/m):

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I like that You've even made an effort to compile a parts sheet.

It's impossible to work without partsheet...

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Skjold-class monitors

Federal Navy ships:
SFFS MM1 Skjold - HV, 1933/34/35. Sold for scrap 1974.
SFFS MM2 Svea - KV, 1935/36/37. Sold for scrap 1974.
SFFS MM3 Saga - FBS, 1935/36/37. Museum ship since 1974.




Royal Dannish Navy ships:
HKMS Valkirien - KMV, 1936/37/38. Sunk 1941. Raised and restored in 1944.
HKMS Bellona - HV, 1936/37/38. Training ship after 1964. Museum ship since 1977.

Sea-operable monitors, designed to replace ships lost in the Russo-Scandinavian war and apply the armamaent of the Fenrir heavy cruiser. Were well-protected from mines and torpedoes. All the ships survived the WWII and were in service until 1974 reduction of the Navy. After 1962 they were equipped with nuclear shells. The Dannish monitors were build under the close, but different project and more seakeeping. Could be used as submarine charging ships.


Displacement: 3000/3270 t.
Dimensions: 74 x 16/20 x 3,5/3,62 m
Machinery: 2 Volvo diesel generators, 2 engines, 2660 hp / 1985 kW
Bunker: 136 t of oil
Maximum speed: 14 kts
Range: 3000 nm at 12 kts
Armory: belt 90+35, armored deck 35 - 80+35, turrel 70-170, conning tower 130 mm.
Armament: 1x3 - 240 mm/55 Bofors (on the Danish ships - 2x2 210mm/50), 4х2 - 105mm/45 Kongsberg, 4x2 - 25mm/65 Bofors m.28, 6x1 - 20/70 Oerlikon-Bofors m.29 (on the Danish ships
Crew: 235 men

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Ramskar - class minesweepers (Ms.32)
Сompleted 18 units.

Karlskronavarvet:
МS.21 "Ramskar" – 1933/34/35
МS.22 "Bredskar"— 1933/34/36
МS.23 "Kullen"— 1935/36/37
МS.24 "Orskar"— 1936/37/38
МS.25 "Gronskar"— 1937/38/39
МS.26 "Sandon"— 1938/39/39

Aker Oslo Mekaniska Verkstad:
МS.41 "Otra" — 1933/34/35
МS.42 "Rauma" — 1934/35/36
МS.43 «Vigra» — 1935/36/37
МS.44 "Hessa" — 1936/37/38
МS.45 "Alta" — 1937/38/39
МS.46 "Orkla" — 1939/40/40

Wartsila:
МS.31 "Ahven" — 1935/36/37
МS.32 "Kiiski"— 1935/36/38
МS.33 "Kuore"— 1936/37/38
МS.34 "Lohna"— 1937/38/39
МS.35 "Muikku”— 1937/38/39
МS.36 "Sarki"— 1938/39/40


Multi-purpose ships, performed as minesweepers, also used for escort and anti-submarine ships. Were equiped with universal boilers steam engines for reducing the price and dependence of oil import. Ships survived the WWII were in service up to early 1960s.

Displacement: 570/690 t.
Dimensions: 65 x 7 x 2,68 m
Machinery: 2 boillers, 2 TESE, 2600 hp.
Bunker: 110 t of oil/coal/peat coke
Maximum speed: 16 kts
Range: 2200 nm at 10 kts
Armament: 1х2 105mm/45 Kongsberg m.26/35 AA gun, 2x2 40mm/60 Bofors m.34, 4x2 Oerlikon-Bofors m.29 ACs, 2 Y-shaped mortars, up to 32 mines.
Crew: 95 men

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Jag.34-A class destroyers
Simple and cheap export version of the destroyers with non-armored hull. Completed 8 units.

For the Peruvian Navy:
Ordered after the Leticia Incident (1932-33) as an answer to the Colombian order of 4 G-class destroyers in the Great Britain. Patricipated the Ecuadorian–Peruvian War (1941).

Almirante Guise - FBS, 1934/35/36, scrapped 1971
Almirante Villar - HV, 1934/35/36, scrapped 1970
Palacios - HV, 1936/37/38, scrapped 1978
Bolognesi - FBS, 1936/37/38, scrapped 1978

For the Argentina navy:
As a part of the navy moderization, Argentina ordered 8 destroyers in Europe: 4 of H-class in the Great Britain and 4 of Jag.34-class in the Scandinavia. After 1972 were used as escort ships. Patricipated the beginning of the Faulkland war.

ARA Buenos Aires – GV, 1935/36/37, scrapped 1983
ARA Rios – KMV, 1935/36/37, scrapped 1985
ARA Misiones – KMV, 1936/37/38, scrapped 1984
ARA San Juan – GV, 1936/37/38, scrapped 1985



Displacement: 1530/1810 t
Dimensions: 108 x 10,4 x 3,3/3,47 m
Machinery: 3 Motala boilers, 2 De Laval TGU, 40500 hp
Maximum speed: 36 kt
Range: 4300 nm at 18 kt
Bunker: 380t of oil

Armament:
-4x1 120/46 Bofors m.34 universal guns
-2x4 533mm torpedo tubes (8 reserve torpedoes)
-4х2 25mm/65 Bofors m.29 AC
-4-8x1 20mm/70 Oerlikon-Bofors m.29 AC
-Up to 36 mines

Crew: 214-235 men

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Jag.32-A class destroyers
Built for the Polish Navy by Karlskronavarvet. The most powerful destroyers in Europe. In 1939-44 operated on Baltic Sea as a part of the Federal Navy. Were in service of the III Rzeczpospolita navy up to late 1970s.

ORP Grom - KV, 1934/35/37. Museum ship from 1982.
ORP Blyskawica - KV, 1934/35/37. Sold for scrap 1976.



Displacement: 2480/2910 t
Dimensions: 120 x 11 x 3,71/3,92 m
Machinery: 4 Motala boilers, 2 De Laval TGU, 52500 hp
Maximum speed: 38 kt
Range: 4500 nm at 20 kt
Bunker: 430t of oil

Armament:
-4x2 120/46 Bofors m.34 universal guns with hydraulic autoloaders
-2x4 550mm French-type torpedo tubes (8 reserve torpedoes)
-2х2, 2x1 40mm/60 Bofors m.34 AC
-2x2, 4x1 20mm/85 Oerlikon AC
-4x1 Y-shaped mortars (40 DC)
-Up to 64 mines

Armory:
-Belt: 25 mm
-Armored deck: 20 mm
-Turrels: 12-25 mm
-Coning tower: 30 mm

Crew: 283 men

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