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==Development==
 
==Development==
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At the start of the first world war, Far Eastern Navy had several modern large destroyers of the "1913" series under construction. Under the pretext of the war, Admirality wanted more destroyers to perform various different tasks in the coastal waters. This was initially rejected by the financial ministery and thus a new "coastal destroyer" design was created. This was to be small and less expensive 2nd class destroyer which would releaf the larger destroyers for more demanding operations and fleet escort duties. They were officially classified as "torpedoboats", Torpedonostsy. Total of 30 units were ordered from 6 different shipyards.   
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At the start of the first world war, Far Eastern Navy had several modern large destroyers of the "1913" series under construction. Under the pretext of the war, Admiralty wanted more destroyers to perform various different tasks in the coastal waters. This was initially rejected by the financial ministry and thus a new "coastal destroyer" design was created. This was to be small and less expensive 2nd class destroyer which would relieve the larger destroyers for more demanding operations and fleet escort duties. They were officially classified as "torpedoboats", Torpedonostsy. Total of 30 units were ordered from 6 different shipyards.   
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All units were modernized between 1937-39 with new 76mm/55 KO 1925 g guns and improved ASW and AA weapons.
  
  
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|September 1916
 
|September 1916
 
|June 1917
 
|June 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1943
 
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|''Vyuga''
 
|''Vyuga''
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|September 1916
 
|September 1916
 
|June 1917
 
|June 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Veter''
 
|''Veter''
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|September 1916
 
|September 1916
 
|June 1917
 
|June 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Vikhr''
 
|''Vikhr''
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|January 1917
 
|January 1917
 
|November 1917
 
|November 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Volna''
 
|''Volna''
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|January 1917
 
|November 1917
 
|November 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Bazalt''
 
|''Bazalt''
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|August 1916
 
|August 1916
 
|June 1917
 
|June 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1935
 
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|''Briz''
 
|''Briz''
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|August 1916
 
|August 1916
 
|June 1917
 
|June 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Burun''
 
|''Burun''
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|February 1917
 
|February 1917
 
|January 1918
 
|January 1918
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Burya''
 
|''Burya''
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|February 1917
 
|February 1917
 
|January 1918
 
|January 1918
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Geyzer''
 
|''Geyzer''
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|May 1918
 
|January 1919
 
|January 1919
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Grad''
 
|''Grad''
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|September 1916
 
|June 1917
 
|June 1917
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Grom''
 
|''Grom''
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|September 1916
 
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Groza''
 
|''Groza''
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|September 1916
 
|September 1916
 
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|July 1917
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Iney''
 
|''Iney''
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|July 1917
 
|July 1917
 
|June 1918  
 
|June 1918  
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1944
 
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|''Liven''
 
|''Liven''
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|July 1917
 
|July 1917
 
|June 1918  
 
|June 1918  
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Metel''
 
|''Metel''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
|June 1917  
 
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Meteor''
 
|''Meteor''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
|May 1917  
 
|May 1917  
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Mirazh''
 
|''Mirazh''
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|July 1916
 
|May 1917  
 
|May 1917  
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1942
 
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|''Molnya''
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|''Molniya''
 
|Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka
 
|Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka
 
|August 1916
 
|August 1916
 
|July 1917
 
|July 1917
 
|June 1918  
 
|June 1918  
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Moroz''
 
|''Moroz''
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|July 1917
 
|July 1917
 
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Musson''
 
|''Musson''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
|May 1917  
 
|May 1917  
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1943
 
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|''Nakat''
 
|''Nakat''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
|May 1917  
 
|May 1917  
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1942
 
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|''Passat''
 
|''Passat''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
|May 1917  
 
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Perekat''
 
|''Perekat''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
|June 1917  
 
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Priboy''
 
|''Priboy''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
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|Extant in 1920
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Priliv''
 
|''Priliv''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
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|Extant in 1920
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|Sunk in 1942
 
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|''Purga''
 
|''Purga''
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|July 1916
 
|July 1916
 
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Raduga''
 
|''Raduga''
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|July 1916
 
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Rassvet''
 
|''Rassvet''
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|July 1917
 
|July 1917
 
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|BU in 1946
 
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|''Razliv''
 
|''Razliv''
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|July 1917
 
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
[[Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920|Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920]]<br>
 
[[Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920|Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920]]<br>
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[[Ships of Peoples Revolutionary Navy 1920-1945|Ships of Peoples Revolutionary Navy 1920-1945]]<br>

Latest revision as of 07:56, 11 January 2021

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To 1915 g class class Destroyer
Class overview
Name To 1915 g class class Destroyer
Operators Far Eastern Imperial Navy, People's Revolutionary navy
Planned 30
Built 30
Active 30
Destroyed 7
Scrapped 23
General Characteristics
Type Destroyer
Displacement
  • 450 tons standard
  • 570 tons full load
Length 70.2 metres (230 ft)
Beam 6.6 metres (22 ft)
Draught 2.1 metres (6.9 ft)
Propulsion 2 shafts, 2 KhTGZ Steam turbines
Power
  • 3 watertube boilers
  • 9,500 ihp (7,100 kW)
Speed 30 kts
Range 1500 nm at 20 kts
Complement 75
Armament
  • 2 × 102mm/40 KO 1909 g gun
  • 2 × 2 450 mm torpedoes
  • 20 mines


Development

At the start of the first world war, Far Eastern Navy had several modern large destroyers of the "1913" series under construction. Under the pretext of the war, Admiralty wanted more destroyers to perform various different tasks in the coastal waters. This was initially rejected by the financial ministry and thus a new "coastal destroyer" design was created. This was to be small and less expensive 2nd class destroyer which would relieve the larger destroyers for more demanding operations and fleet escort duties. They were officially classified as "torpedoboats", Torpedonostsy. Total of 30 units were ordered from 6 different shipyards.

All units were modernized between 1937-39 with new 76mm/55 KO 1925 g guns and improved ASW and AA weapons.


Ships in class

Name Builder Laid down Launch Date Entered Service Fate
Aysberg Witte & Stroganov, Dalny August 1915 September 1916 June 1917 Sunk in 1943
Vyuga Witte & Stroganov, Dalny August 1915 September 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Veter Witte & Stroganov, Dalny August 1915 September 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Vikhr Witte & Stroganov, Dalny September 1915 January 1917 November 1917 BU in 1946
Volna Witte & Stroganov, Dalny September 1915 January 1917 November 1917 BU in 1946
Bazalt Tatarskiy sudostroitelnyy Zavod, Imperatorskaya Gavan June 1915 August 1916 June 1917 Sunk in 1935
Briz Tatarskiy sudostroitelnyy Zavod, Imperatorskaya Gavan June 1915 August 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Burun Tatarskiy sudostroitelnyy Zavod, Imperatorskaya Gavan May 1916 February 1917 January 1918 BU in 1946
Burya Tatarskiy sudostroitelnyy Zavod, Imperatorskaya Gavan May 1916 February 1917 January 1918 BU in 1946
Geyzer Tatarskiy sudostroitelnyy Zavod, Imperatorskaya Gavan March 1917 May 1918 January 1919 BU in 1946
Grad Port Artur Verf, Port Arthur June 1915 September 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Grom Port Artur Verf, Port Arthur June 1915 September 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Groza Port Artur Verf, Port Arthur June 1915 September 1916 July 1917 BU in 1946
Iney Port Artur Verf, Port Arthur August 1916 July 1917 June 1918 Sunk in 1944
Liven Port Artur Verf, Port Arthur August 1916 July 1917 June 1918 BU in 1946
Metel Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka July 1915 July 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Meteor Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka July 1915 July 1916 May 1917 BU in 1946
Mirazh Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka July 1915 July 1916 May 1917 Sunk in 1942
Molniya Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka August 1916 July 1917 June 1918 BU in 1946
Moroz Primorskiy zavod, Nakhodka August 1916 July 1917 June 1918 BU in 1946
Musson Vostochniy Verf, Vladivostok August 1915 July 1916 May 1917 Sunk in 1943
Nakat Vostochniy Verf, Vladivostok August 1915 July 1916 May 1917 Sunk in 1942
Passat Vostochniy Verf, Vladivostok August 1915 July 1916 May 1917 BU in 1946
Perekat Vostochniy Verf, Vladivostok August 1915 July 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Priboy Vostochniy Verf, Vladivostok August 1915 July 1916 June 1917 BU in 1946
Priliv Tikhookeanskaya verf, Vladivostok June 1915 July 1916 August 1917 Sunk in 1942
Purga Tikhookeanskaya verf, Vladivostok June 1915 July 1916 August 1917 BU in 1946
Raduga Tikhookeanskaya verf, Vladivostok June 1915 July 1916 August 1917 BU in 1946
Rassvet Tikhookeanskaya verf, Vladivostok August 1916 July 1917 June 1918 BU in 1946
Razliv Tikhookeanskaya verf, Vladivostok August 1916 July 1917 June 1918 BU in 1946


See Also

Ships of Far Eastern Imperial Navy 1920
Ships of Peoples Revolutionary Navy 1920-1945

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