Dimensions
- Displacement
- 1180 t (max)
- Length
- 62 m
- Beam
- 10 m
- Draft
- 4 m
1180 t (max)Displacement
62 mLength
16 knSpeed
Not commissionedService status
Wartime history
Capture and service
In the late 1930s, France ordered 18 ships of the British Flower class type, 6 of those to be built in French shipyards. After the invasion of France, those incomplete ships were captured by the Germans and four of them were continued under German control. PA-4 (ex Poignard) was never commissioned in Kriegsmarine services. It was sunk as a block ship at Nants in august 1944, raised and scrapped in 1946.
Ship data
Technical profile
Dimensions, weapons and machinery.
Armament
- Main battery
- 1 x 10,5 cm
- Additional guns
- 2 x 3,7 cm AA
- Additional guns
- 10 x 2 cm AA
Performance
- Machinery and speed
- 2750 shp, 16 kn
Service record
Construction record
- Laid down
- Penhöet Saint Nazaire, September 1939
- Launched
- 29.11.1940
- Fate
- sunk August 1944