List of torpedo boats of the Swedish Navy
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This is a list of Swedish torpedo boats.
Torpedo boats
1st class torpedo boats[1]
- HSwMS Komet (1896–1916), V20 (1916–1926))
- HSwMS Blixt (1898–1921), V27 (1921–1947)
- HSwMS Meteor (1899–1921), V28 (1921–1947)
- HSwMS Stjerna (1899–1921), V29 (1921–1937)
- HSwMS Orkan (1900–1921), V30 (1921–1947)
- HSwMS Bris (1900–1921), V31 (1921–1937)
- HSwMS Vind (1900–1921), V32 (1921–1937)
- HSwMS Virgo (1902–1921), V33 (1921–1941)
- HSwMS Mira (1902)-1921), V34 (1921–1943)
- HSwMS Orion (1903–1921), V35 (1921–1947)
- HSwMS Sirius (1903–1921), V36 (1921–1942)
- HSwMS Kapella (1904–1921), V37 (1921–1937)
- HSwMS Plejad (1905–1926), V38 (1926–1930)
- HSwMS Iris (1909–1928), V39 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Thetis (1909–1928), V40 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Spica (1908–1928), V41 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Astrea (1909–1928), V42 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Antares (1909–1928), V43 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Arcturus (1909–1928), V44 (1928–1940)
- HSwMS Altair (1909–1928), V45 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Argo (1909–1928), V46 (1928–1940)
- HSwMS Polaris (1910–1928), V47 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Perseus (1910–1928), V48 (1928–1947)
- HSwMS Regulus (1910–1928), V49 (1928–1944)
- HSwMS Rigel (1910–1928), V50 (1928–1944)
- HSwMS Castor (1909–1928), V51 (1928–1940)
- HSwMS Pollux (1909–1928), V52 (1928–1940)
- HSwMS Vega (1911–1928), V53 (1928–1941)
- HSwMS Vesta (1911–1928), V54 (1928–1941)
2nd class torpedo boats
Perseus class 1951-1967[2]
Plejad class 1954-1973[3]
- HSwMS Plejad (T102)
- HSwMS Polaris (T103)
- HSwMS Pollux (T104)
- HSwMS Regulus (T105)
- HSwMS Rigel (T106)
- HSwMS Aldebaran (T107)
- HSwMS Altair (T108)
- HSwMS Antares (T109)
- HSwMS Arcturus (T110)
- HSwMS Argo (T111)
- HSwMS Astrea (T112)
Spica-class torpedo boat 1966-1987[4]
- HSwMS Spica (T121)
- HSwMS Sirius (T122)
- HSwMS Capella (T123)
- HSwMS Castor (T124)
- HSwMS Vega (T125)
- HSwMS Virgo (T126)
Missile boats
Norrköping class (Spica II) 1973-1983[5]
- HSwMS Norrköping (T131)
- HSwMS Nynäshamn (T132)
- HSwMS Norrtälje (T133)
- HSwMS Varberg (T134)
- HSwMS Västerås (T135)
- HSwMS Västervik (T136)
- HSwMS Umeå (T137)
- HSwMS Piteå (T138)
- HSwMS Luleå (T139)
- HSwMS Halmstad (T140)
- HSwMS Strömstad (T141)
- HSwMS Ystad (T142)
Ystad class (Spica II) 1983-2005[6]
- HSwMS Norrköping (R131)
- HSwMS Ystad (R131)
References
- ^ "Swedish Navy in WW2". naval encyclopedia. Retrieved 2023-02-10.
- ^ "T101 HSwMS Perseus Torpedo Patrol Vessel Swedish Navy". www.seaforces.org. Retrieved 2023-02-10.
- ^ "PLEJAD fast attack craft (torpedo) (1954-1957)". www.navypedia.org. Retrieved 2023-02-10.
- ^ Spica class Torpedo boats - Allied Warships of WWII - uboat.net. (2023). Retrieved 10 February 2023, from https://uboat.net/allies/warships/class/568.html
- ^ museer, Statens maritima och transporthistoriska. "Västervik missile ship". www.marinmuseum.se. Retrieved 2023-02-10.
- ^ "Association of Swedish Missile Boats - R142 YSTAD" (in Swedish). 2014-03-24. Retrieved 2023-02-10.
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