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PA-4

Korvette  


Captured Flower Class Corvette

Laid down as French Corvette Poignard in 1939.


Contruction Data

Laid down:     Penhöet Saint Nazaire, September 1939
Launched:     29.11.1940
Commissioned:     
Fate:     sunk August 1944
Costs:     

Technical Data

Size:     1180 t (max)
Length:     62 m
Beam:     10 m
Draft:     4 m
Armament:     1 x 10,5 cm; 2 x 3,7 cm AA; 10 x 2 cm AA
Performance:     2750 shp, 16 kn

History

In the late 1930s, France ordered 18 ships of the British Flower class type, 6 of those to be build 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.




 
  Thanks to:  G. Lago