Profile drawing of TA34
267 tDisplacement
58,76mLength
29,0 knSpeed
10.11.1916 (17.06.1944 in German services)Service status

Wartime history

Capture and fate

The small torpedo boat was originally used by the Austrian Hungarian navy as 96F. Begin part of the Yugoslav navy in World War II (as T7), it was first captured by the Italians in 1941 and then taken over by the Kriegsmarine after the Italian surrender. Taken over by the Germans and renamed to TA34 in 1943, it was given to to the Croatian navy as T7 in 1944 for a short time. It was stranded after a MTB atttack on 24.07.1944

Ship data

Technical profile

Dimensions, weapons and machinery.

Dimensions

Displacement
267 t
Length
58,76m
Beam
5,84 m
Draft
1,50 m

Armament

Main battery
2 x 6,6 cm
Torpedo tubes
4 x 45 cm torpedo tubes
Mines
10 Mines

Performance

Machinery and speed
5000 shp, 29,0 kn

Service record

Construction record

Laid down
Ganz-Danubius Fiume, 1915
Launched
08.07.1916
Commissioned
10.11.1916 (17.06.1944 in German services)
Fate
sunk 24.06.1944