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Royal Swedish Navy - Svenska Marinen Plejad class Fast Attack Craft, Torpedo |
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T102 HSwMS Plejad T103 HSwMS Polaris T104 HSwMS Pollux T105 HSwMS Regulus T106 HSwMS Rigel T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T108 HSwMS Altair T109 HSwMS Antares T110 HSwMS Arcturus T111 HSwMS Argo T112 HSwMS Astrea |
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Builder: Lürssen, Bremen, Germany Displacement: 155 tons (standard) / 175 tons (full) Length: 48 m (157 feet 6 inches) Beam: 5.8 m (19 ft) Draft: 1.6 m (5 ft 3 in) Speed: 38 knots (70 km/h) Range: ? Complement: 33 Propulsion: 3 x Mercedes Benz MB 518/3 diesel engines (2200 kW / 3000 hp, each) 3 shafts / 3 propellers Armament: 2 x Bofors M/48 40mm/L70 AA guns 6 x 533mm torpedo tubes for Torped 14 or Torped 61 heavy-weight torpedoes mines Systems: ? Aviation: none |
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The Plejad class was a class of torpedo boats (Torpedbåt) of the
Swedish Navy. 11 units were built by German Lürssen shipbuilding in
Bremen, Germany. The Plejad class was built using experience from HMS Perseus, which was a prototype ship designed with a new double-acting engine type from Götaverken. However, this was never completed and Perseus was later used as an experimental vessel for gas turbine operation. The vessels were named after (astronomical) stars. |
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T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T102 HSwMS Plejad T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T103 HSwMS Polaris T104 HSwMS Pollux T104 HSwMS Pollux T104 HSwMS Pollux T105 HSwMS Regulus - no images T106 HSwMS Rigel T106 HSwMS Rigel T106 HSwMS Rigel T106 HSwMS Rigel T106 HSwMS Rigel T106 HSwMS Rigel T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T107 HSwMS Aldebaran T108 HSwMS Altair T108 HSwMS Altair T108 HSwMS Altair T108 HSwMS Altair T109 HSwMS Antares T109 HSwMS Antares T110 HSwMS Arcturus T111 HSwMS Argo - no images T112 HSwMS Astrea - no images CLASS + DETAIL IMAGES 533mm heavy-weight torpedo launch Bofors 40mm AA gun a sea-mine was launched via the mine-rail Nord Aviation SS.11 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Antares (T109), docked at Karlskrona Naval Base. Despite the SS.11 being an anti-tank missile, it was used by the Swedish Navy as an anti-ship missile, with the purpose of taking out Warsaw Pact landing crafts, making it the smallest anti-ship missile in the world. The SS.11 was designated as the Robot 53 by the Swedish Navy. Nord Aviation SS.11 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Antares (T109) Nord Aviation SS.11 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Antares (T109) Nord Aviation SS.11 missile, fired from the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Altair (T108). Despite the SS.11 being an anti-tank missile, it was used by the Swedish Navy as an anti-ship missile, with the purpose of taking out Warsaw Pact landing crafts, making it the smallest anti-ship missile in the world. The SS.11 was designated as the Robot 53 by the Swedish Navy. Nord Aviation SS.11 missile, fired from the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Altair (T108) Nord Aviation SS.10 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Altair (T108), docked at Karlskrona Naval Base. Despite the SS.10 being an anti-tank missile, it was tested by the Swedish Navy as an anti-ship missile, with the purpose of taking out Warsaw Pact landing crafts. Ultimately the Nord SS.11 was chosen over the SS.10 because of its longer range. The SS.11 went into service with the Swedish Navy in 1958, with the Swedish designation Robot 53. Nord Aviation SS.10 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Altair (T108) Nord Aviation SS.10 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Altair (T108) Nord Aviation SS.10 missiles, mounted on the Swedish Navy torpedo boat HMS Altair (T108) |
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