Zack 1940
| Captured Norwegian Torpedobater Kl. I Snogg |
Contruction Data
| Laid down: |
Marinens Hovedverft. Horten, 1917 |
| Launched: |
02.09.1920 |
| Commissioned: |
1920 (18.04.1940 in German services) |
| Fate: |
beached 01.09.1943 |
| Costs: |
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Technical Data
| Size: |
256 t |
| Length: |
53,00 m |
| Beam: |
5,50 m |
| Draft: |
2,00 m |
| Armament: |
1 x 7,6 cm; 1-2 x 2 cm; 2 MG; 2-4 x 45,5 cm torpedoes |
| Performance: |
3500 shp, 25kn |
History
The two old Norwegian torpedo boats Trygg
and Snogg
were both captured after the German invasion of Norway.
Snogg
was captured on 04.05.1940 in Floro. Commissioned on 18.05.1940 as Zack
, it was also used as a patrol boat. Renamed to
V5504
on 01.01.1941 and V5502
on 20.05.1942, it was beached on 01.09.1943 near Bergen. On 06.03.1943, the wreck was blown up and scrapped after that.
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