Profile drawing of TA6
1087 tDisplacement
93,2 mLength
34knSpeed
Not commissionedService status

Wartime history

Capture and fate

Six incomplete ships of the 1010t-class, the Le Fier, L'Agile, L'Alsacien, L'Entreprenant, Le Farouche and Le Corse were captured by the German Army in June 1940. Renamed to TA1 - TA6 ("Torpedoboot Ausland"), it was planned to complete all six ships, but material shortages and sabotage by French workers made this impossible. In April 1943, the focus was changed to continue only two ships, TA1 and TA4 but even they were not completed. TA6 was captured in June 1940 while being about 15% completed. Construction only continued slowly and in July 1943 it was decided to use the parts of the ship to complete the other incomplete ships of this class. The hull was sunk at Nantes in august 1944 where it was raised and scrapped in 1948.

Ship data

Technical profile

Dimensions, weapons and machinery.

Dimensions

Displacement
1087 t
Length
93,2 m
Beam
9,28 m
Draft
3,91 m

Armament

Main battery
3 x 10,5 cm
Additional guns
2 x 3,7 cm
Additional guns
9 x 2 cm

Performance

Machinery and speed
30800 shp, 34kn

Service record

Construction record

Laid down
Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire Nants, 1939
Fate
scrapped 1948