Type 152 Nasty Hugin class Fast Patrol Craft German Navy

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Type 152 Nasty/Hugin class Fast Patrol Boat

type 152 nasty hugin class fast patrol boat craft schnellboot german navy deutsche marine munin

The eponymous boat of the class (Norwegian Navy)

Units:

UNIT	commissioned	decommissioned	fate
P6191 Hugin	October 5, 1960	January 4, 1964	sold to Turkey P-327 TCG Dogan
P6192 Munin	October 5, 1960	January 4, 1964	sold to Turkey P-328 TCG Marti

Specifications:

Builder: Westermoen Batservice Verft, Mandal, Norway

Class: Nasty class (Norway)
Displacement: 76 tonnes
Length: 24,5 meters (80 feet 5 inches)
Beam: 7,5 m (24 ft 7 in)
Draft: 2,1 m (6 ft 10in)
Crew: 18
Speed: 45 knots (83 km/h)
Range: 1050 NM (1950 km) at 20 knots (37 km/h)

Propulsion:
2 x Napier Deltic turbo-diesel engines (2308 kW / 3150 hp, each)
2 shafts / 2 propellers (36" / 91,4 cm)

Armament:
2 x Bofors 40mm gun
4 x 21" (533mm) torpedo tubes
the aft 2 torpedo tubes can be exchanged with 2 x ramps for up to 23 Mk.2 naval mines

The German Navy bought two boats built in Norway for testing and put them in service as Type 152 Nasty class fast craft from 1960-1964.
After completion of the test, however, it was decided that the boats did not meet the expectations of the German Navy for use in the North Sea and Baltic Sea. They were handed over to Turkey.

Names: Hugin and Munin, after the Ravens of Norse mythology.

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