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   History   Ships   Technical Data   Photos   1:1250 Model 
Name Construction Launched Commissioned Fate
S7 Lürssen Vegesack, 1933 24.02.1934 10.10.1934 Delivered to Britain in May 1945, scuttled in the North Sea on 02.05.1946.
S8 Lürssen Vegesack, 1933 23.01.1934 06.09.1934 Converted into fast submarine hunter in 1940, taken over by Britain after the war, scrapped after 1947.
S9 Lürssen Vegesack, 1933 24.02.1934 12.06.1935 Converted into fast submarine hunter in 1940, taken over by Norway in 1945, sunk on 18.01.1946 in the North Sea.
S10 Lürssen Vegesack, 1934 26.08.1934 07.03.1935 Taken over by Norway in 1945, scrapped in 1950.
S11 Lürssen Vegesack, 1934 24.10.1934 03.08.1935 Added into Soviet Navy lists on 05.11.1945, in 12.1945 taken by Soviet crew, on 07.02.1946 renamed as TK-1002 and added into Baltic Fleet as MTB, on 15.02.1946 included into 4th (South Baltic) Fleet, on 20.12.1946 rearmed, reclassified as patrol boat, and renamed as SK-530 , on 28.02.1948 put out of the fighting fleet, disarmed, re-formed as motor launch, and renamed as YuMK-357 . Late in 1940s put out of the service, and transfered for scrapping.
S12 Lürssen Vegesack, 1934 18.02.1935 31.08.1935 Taken over by Norway in 1945, sunk on 18.01.1946 in the North Sea.
S13 Lürssen Vegesack, 1934 29.03.1935 07.12.1935 Delivered to Britain in May 1945, sold and scrapped.

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