Again, many ships ID please
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Again, many ships ID please
Hello people, can you please help ID the following ships? Thanks in advance
1st to go, the British cargo ship that later became German minelayer Doggerbank. Was the photo taken when British or German?
1st to go, the British cargo ship that later became German minelayer Doggerbank. Was the photo taken when British or German?
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Re: Again, many ships ID please
More to go
experiment ship pic from Navyworld
netlayer from Battleship Bismarck
minelayer from Navypedia
tug hauling strange things from Ebay
experiment ship pic from Navyworld
netlayer from Battleship Bismarck
minelayer from Navypedia
tug hauling strange things from Ebay
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- a transport
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- a netlayer, some say No.6, but that one doesn't seem match the pic?
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- experiment ship, was she the Pelikan or the Storker...? Forget how to spell the second name.
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- a ex-Italian ship as German UJ. but different sources saying different names
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- ship in Med. Sea, could either be a German minelayer or an Italian AMC?
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Re: Again, many ships ID please
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- a transport described as either Goslar or Lappland, which one?
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- trawler in Med. sea. was the photo taken when Italian or German UJ2111?
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PS: what is 'VG-Ostseeschiffearhtsarchiv'?
PS: what is 'VG-Ostseeschiffearhtsarchiv'?
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Re: Again, many ships ID please
Hansestadt-Danzig.bertamingo wrote:different sources say it's either minelayer Prussia or minelayer Danzig, which one?
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Tug hauling gunnery practising targets?
My sources say that the netlayer is indeed Netzleger VI GENUA, built in Turku Finland in 1942, originally as russian sea barge, but later converted to a netlayer, delivered to KM Gruppe Mitte, Netzsperrverband Kiel 25.11.1942.
My sources say that the netlayer is indeed Netzleger VI GENUA, built in Turku Finland in 1942, originally as russian sea barge, but later converted to a netlayer, delivered to KM Gruppe Mitte, Netzsperrverband Kiel 25.11.1942.
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Re: Again, many ships ID please
Mine transporters of Lauting-type, see here: http://sergiovillaggio.livejournal.com/138777.html