2095:
1118:
973:
2053:
61:
478:
40:
30:
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s second-in-command, Lieutenant Østervold, tried to inspect the cargo, however, he was refused by the German captain, all entrances to the cargo hold also being blocked off to make a proper search impossible. In response, the inspecting officer decided to take the ship under arrest and sealed the
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to open fire at any and all foreign warships that might try to force their way into that port. The rear admiral gave him permission to use his own judgement in the coming hours. The conversation left Horve in no doubt that war was coming and he therefore ordered his ship to be made ready for war,
1132:
also carried out more unconventional operations, such as towing
Norwegian motor torpedo boats to and from the coast of southern Norway. This greatly increased the range of the small MTBs, thus allowing them to carry out attacks on German-controlled
713:, leading to the crew being ordered to full combat stations. At 04:00, an unknown ship, flying no national flag, was observed sailing northwards through the Karmsund. The ship refused to stop after both flares and warning shots had been fired and
805:. As Horve knew that the Naval Command headquarters in Bergen had been captured by the German invaders, he assumed that the order was false, although it later turned out it was not. When ordered to steer his ship towards Britain, the captain of
528:-class vessels were reactivated on 5 September 1939 in order to take part in guarding Norwegian neutrality. When the reactivation order came, it took well over a month for workers to find and repair all the cracks and leaks in the ship's steam
760:
s cargo, Captain Horve had a telephone conversation with
Captain Aarstad at the Navy Command at Marineholmen in Bergen. Aarstad informed him that he had been taken prisoner and could not give Horve any orders. Soon after the conversation, a
1209:
continued serving the allied cause. From 5 February to 2 September, she was on loan to the Royal Navy for special exercises and trials. The final decommissioning came on 19 November 1943 and she was sold for scrapping in 1944.
1102:
had returned fire with her anti-aircraft weaponry, although the 3" gun had jammed after the first few rounds and the anti-aircraft machine guns had failed to inflict serious damage on the attacking aircraft.
405:
could do little to oppose the invading German forces, the ship's captain decided to sail to the United
Kingdom, bringing the captured German ship with him. After being subjected to a German bombing attack,
824:
After the two ships had left
Haugesund at about 09:00 on 9 April, they soon came under attack from a Luftwaffe bomber around 40 nautical miles (74 km) off the Norwegian coast. The bombs, aimed at
570:
weapons were equally primitive, with four depth charges located on the stern. The depth charges had no throwing mechanism and had to be dropped overboard manually. The ship also had no radar or
828:, missed but the German captain immediately scuttled his vessel and ordered his crew to abandon ship. As the order came very suddenly the evacuation was carried out with some panic, the
797:
to speak of, and the skies were full of enemy aircraft, the destroyer could do little good by remaining where she was. He ignored an order from Naval
Command to go to the
606:
regions. She was based in the small south-western port town of
Haugesund and carrying out escort missions along the western coast. The day before the invasion, on 8 April
2030:
1032:, until 5 August 1940. These two boats had been ordered before the invasion of Norway, but were only handed over in May 1940, well after the German landings.
2503:
956:(Lieutenant) B. M. Frimannslund, was left in command of the ship with 10-20 technical staff remaining to do maintenance work. At 18:00 on 7 May 1940
1098:, then with bombs. The bombs missed their target by some 400 metres, and only one sailor had been slightly wounded during the strafing attacks.
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from 6 August to 27 October 1940 (Pennant No. H.28). In this role, she relatively often used her newly installed anti-aircraft weapons during
380:
in the years 1908–1913. The four-stacked destroyer was kept in service long after she was obsolete, and took part in the defence of
2023:
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1225:
on 20 June 1944 and formed the main defence weapons of the coal mining town. Installed in overbuilt protected positions, the guns from
2469:
2148:
881:
into Sullom Voe, arriving at 17:00 local time on 10 April, where the German PoWs were handed over to
British authorities. Thereafter
1974:
1955:
1925:
1906:
1887:
1868:
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During the critical autumn of 1940, when a German invasion of
Britain seemed inevitable, the antiquated destroyer was deployed as a
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had to give chase and capture the vessel. After leading the unknown ship into
Haugesund, its identity was found to be the 7,624 ton
765:
762:
465:
was employed on neutrality protection duties. She formed part the Royal
Norwegian Navy's Western Norway squadron, being based in
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1999:
552:
415:
317:
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2016:
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1082:. Amongst the changes made, her bridge was reconstructed and the fore funnel removed, probably to reduce the weight on the
860:
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received orders from the Norwegian Naval Command to return at full speed to Haugesund and refuel her coal stores. When
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890:
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guards to be posted, all leaves to be cancelled and the lights on the ship and in the harbour area to be blacked out.
540:
class were not considered fit for potential combat operations and were only meant to perform escort and guard duties.
1035:
2272:
904:
855:. The prisoners were kept on the open deck during the crossing. By the next morning she was met by three of the
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2214:
2132:
953:
661:
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205:
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47:
at some point before the Second World War. Note QF guns in blisters along the side to allow forward fire.
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fired eight to ten rounds into the waterline of the scuttled merchantman to ensure that she would sink.
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709:. At about 02:00, Horve was notified that Oslofjord Fortress was engaging an unknown enemy force in the
555:
366:
322:
235:
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1153:
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2232:
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377:
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s crew were transferred to Royal Navy ships and would serve aboard them during the remainder of the
722:
396:
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until freed by the advancing invasion forces on 10 April. As she was finishing her escort mission,
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the next day, when she was caught in the crossfire between the German invasion fleet and Norwegian
86:
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part of the 2nd Naval District's 1st destroyer division, covering an area roughly the same as the
517:
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2110:
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1022:
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871:
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After receiving this information, Captain Horve had several personal telephone conversation with
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497:
329:
1141:. The first attack made by a Norwegian MTB in Norwegian waters happened on 3 October 1941, when
693:, the Commander of the 2nd Naval District, who told him that he had ordered the navy's ships in
1360:"Scandinavian Campaign: Administrative Order of Battle Royal Norwegian Navy 2nd Naval District"
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2367:
2333:
2246:
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2080:
1970:
1951:
1921:
1902:
1883:
1864:
972:
680:
621:
503:
210:
1990:
1901:(in Norwegian). Haakonsvern: Sjømilitære Samfund ved Forlaget Norsk Tidsskrift for Sjøvesen.
1388:
2253:
1111:
852:
29:
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s aft 76 mm gun was removed and replaced with a 3" anti-aircraft cannon, and two .303
941:
832:
drowning in the process. After the German sailors had boarded and lowered their life boat
633:
2159:
1067:
was repeatedly the direct target of German bombers during this time, but escaped damage.
930:
s second-in-command, Lieutenant Østervold served as a liaison officer aboard the British
512:
for a number of years as part of pre–war savings on the Norwegian military budget.
1920:(in Norwegian). Gjøvik: Sjømilitære Samfund ved Forlaget Norsk Tidsskrift for Sjøvesen.
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and provided local defence in the south of England. After arrival in the United Kingdom
39:
1936:
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1598:
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1091:
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864:
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100:
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spent most of her time up until April 1942 escorting coastal convoys off the coast of
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anti-aircraft machine guns were installed, one on each of the on the bridge wings. A
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768:
509:
147:
2100:
1222:
814:
718:
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345:
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estuary. While patrolling the Humber she was on one occasion attacked by a German
603:
477:
1880:
I skjærgården og på havet – Marinens krig 8. april 1940 – 8. mai 1945
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and proceeded to torpedo and sink off Kyrholmen the escorted 3,015 ton Norwegian
1086:. During her time in Grimsby she also escorted coastal convoys and patrolled the
1010:
cable was placed on the hull to demagnetize the ship and counter magnetic mines.
1950:(in Norwegian). Hundvåg: Sjømilitære Samfund ved Norsk Tidsskrift for Sjøvesen.
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1018:
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17:
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dodged shells from both the escorts and a coastal battery at Korsneset and met
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1163:, which had been requisitioned by the Germans and was carrying 3,500 tons of
2165:
1187:, which was escorted by two German naval vessels at the time of the attack.
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in Portsmouth for the newest additions to the Royal Norwegian Navy, the two
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241:
1899:Å være eller ikke være – Under orlogsflagget i den annen verdenskrig
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arrived at Haugesund at about 15:00, the ships' commander, Captain (later
2008:
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1095:
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679:. In the same time period reports started coming in over the radio of
414:
proceeded to the United Kingdom with the German crew as prisoners. In
1205:
Even though officially decommissioned from the Royal Norwegian Navy,
1134:
1087:
992:
840:
775:
694:
529:
521:
446:
381:
104:
89:
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replaced three 10 cm Bofors guns originally from the destroyer
1116:
1034:
971:
802:
581:
571:
476:
1691:"Naval Events, May 1940, Part 1 of 4 Wednesday 1st – Tuesday 7th"
1636:
727:, with papers claiming she was carrying a cargo of 7,000 tons of
547:-class ships was their lack of effective anti-aircraft armament,
1599:"Naval Events, April 1940, Part 2 of 4 Monday 8th – Sunday 14th"
1160:
774:
landed in the harbour and its pilot reported that German ships,
747:
for the invading German forces at Trondheim, chiefly some 2,000
2163:
2012:
562:
that was rendered inoperable by the absence of a vital part.
449:
with yard number 103. Her steam engine required high quality
1235:. The 10 cm guns had been destroyed in the successful
1190:
From April 1942 until her decommissioning 5 February 1943,
895:, arriving at 10:00 on 11 April. The German prisoners from
1863:(in Norwegian and English). Oslo: Sem & Stenersen AS.
843:
along as PoWs in addition to her own crew of seventy-two,
801:
and block German naval forces from gaining access to that
395:
intercepted and captured the clandestine German transport
1167:
for the Luftwaffe in Norway. After the successful attack
1938:
Vakt og vern : marinen og kystartilleriet 1914–1918
1967:
Brennpunkt Nord – Værtjenestekrigen 1940–45
912:
After arriving in the United Kingdom, many members of
1969:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Norwegian Armed Forces Museum.
1882:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Marinens krigsveteranforening.
743:
later turned out to have consisted of provisions and
1941:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Institutt for forsvarsstudier.
532:
and make her seaworthy again. In early October 1939
441:
was built at the Royal Norwegian Navy's shipyard at
2433:
2392:
2344:
2317:
2271:
2213:
2176:
2091:
2049:
778:and aircraft were in the area and that the city of
1918:Sjøkrigens skjebner – deres egne beretninger
1531:
1410:
1261:
551:herself being equipped with a single 12.7 mm
536:was ready for action. The small destroyers of the
909:before the French ship proceeded to Scapa Flow.
652:, was told of the German naval advance through
2470:List of destroyers of the Royal Norwegian Navy
2149:List of destroyers of the Royal Norwegian Navy
1217:were sent to the Norwegian Arctic archipelago
1039:The crew being inspected by the British king,
610:escorted the 7,369 ton German merchant vessel
2024:
1713:
1711:
1106:After the initial invasion scare had passed,
903:at 20:00 on 10 April on the French destroyer
632:was captured by Norwegian troops and held as
426:and depot ship. Decommissioned in late 1943,
8:
1630:
1628:
705:was patrolling and watching shipping in the
656:waters and of the sinking of the 5,261
1739:
1737:
1566:
1564:
1562:
1560:
1558:
1221:in mid-1944. The three guns were landed at
1202:for personnel of the Royal Norwegian Navy.
1074:was rearmed, rebuilt and modernized at the
809:refused, only yielding after the Norwegian
422:served as a guard ship, convoy escort, MTB
2160:
2031:
2017:
2009:
1794:Erik Bakkevig – bøker om skipsforlis
1727:
1725:
1723:
1578:
1576:
1445:(in Norwegian and English). Archived from
1387:(in Norwegian and English). Archived from
1256:
1254:
1252:
785:Horve decided to take the enemy ship as a
753:While Østervold was attempting to inspect
283:Triple expansion steam engine with 7500 hp
1592:
1590:
1588:
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1317:
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1305:
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1301:
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1297:
1948:Sjøforsvaret dag for dag 1814–2000
983:in 1940, with new anti-aircraft armament
16:For other ships with the same name, see
1248:
453:coal imported from the United Kingdom.
192:(13 April 1942 – 5 February 1943)
99:The Royal Norwegian Navy's shipyard at
1070:Between November 1940 and early 1941,
1017:in the United Kingdom was to serve as
863:destroyers. Two of the British ships,
789:and bring it to a British port. Since
739:radio room. The cargo hidden on board
171:(8 April 1940 – 3 November 1941)
24:
1861:Norwegian naval ships 1939–1945
1183:. Fourteen Norwegian sailors died on
1175:the next morning to be towed back to
1121:The crew of MTB 56 lined up on board
524:. With the outbreak of war the three
186:(21 March 1942 – 13 April 1942)
57:
7:
616:, a ship that would be sunk outside
520:in Bergen, the two other vessels at
391:In the early hours of 9 April 1940,
1946:Sivertsen, Svein Carl, ed. (2001).
1213:Three of the 7.6 cm guns from
1128:In addition to her coastal duties,
889:, escorted by the French destroyer
660:clandestine German troop transport
401:. After deciding that the outdated
543:One of the main weaknesses of the
177:(3 November 1941 – 21 March
14:
2504:World War II destroyers of Norway
1991:Naval History via Flix: KNM Draug
987:For the rest of her war service,
2093:
2051:
1845:Ulvensøen 1991: 67-68, 84-85, 99
940:during the April–May 1940
839:Now carrying sixty-seven German
763:Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service
594:The beginning of April 1940 saw
558:machine gun. She also carried a
430:was sold for scrapping in 1944.
59:
38:
28:
1479:. In Dahl, Hans Fredrik (ed.).
1441:Skovheim, Nils (29 June 2007).
1383:Skovheim, Nils (29 June 2007).
782:had most likely been occupied.
1796:(in Norwegian). Archived from
1485:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Cappelen
1:
2002:, retrieved 10 February 2008
1916:Hansen, Ola Bøe, ed. (2005).
968:Service in the United Kingdom
701:During the night of 9 April,
675:outside the southern port of
590:prior to the Second World War
574:to help in locating targets.
496:had, as had her sister ships
484:prior to the Second World War
313:6 × 7.6 cm (3-inch) guns
1993:, retrieved 29 January 2006
461:During the First World War,
259:69.2 m (227.03 ft)
1935:Melien, Tor Jørgen (1995).
1482:Norsk krigsleksikon 1940-45
1145:was towed into position by
2520:
267:7.3 m (23.95 ft)
15:
2467:
2144:
2121:
1641:Norway during world war 2
1237:German attack on Svalbard
683:off the Norwegian coast.
681:British mining operations
578:German invasion of Norway
338:3 × trainable 45 cm
275:2.9 m (9.51 ft)
226:
206:German invasion of Norway
154:
52:
27:
1897:Bjørnsson, Nils (1994).
1827:Hansen 2005: 98–99
960:departed Scapa Flow for
899:departed Sullom Voe for
222:1 ship (7,624 tons) sunk
1965:Ulvensøen, Jon (1991).
1859:Abelsen, Frank (1986).
227:General characteristics
2499:Draug-class destroyers
2000:Draug KNM Torpedojager
1125:
1048:
984:
591:
485:
418:in the United Kingdom
251:578 tons standard
2494:Ships built in Horten
1878:Berg, Ole F. (1997).
1752:Bjørnsson 1994: 31-32
1512:Bjørnsson 1994: 25-26
1239:on 8 September 1943.
1120:
1038:
975:
795:anti-aircraft weapons
585:
516:had been anchored at
480:
332:anti-aircraft machine
2170:Royal Norwegian Navy
2059:Royal Norwegian Navy
691:Carsten Tank-Nielsen
378:Royal Norwegian Navy
1836:Sivertsen 2001: 213
1762:Lawson, Siri Holm.
1635:Alvsaker, Guttorm.
1339:Melien 1995, p. 145
1023:motor torpedo boats
174:Lieutenant Frodesen
1800:on 7 February 2012
1731:Bjørnsson 1994: 31
1622:Bjørnsson 1994: 28
1582:Bjørnsson 1994: 29
1542:Miramar Ship Index
1521:Bjørnsson 1994: 26
1503:Bjørnsson 1994: 25
1469:Kersaudy, François
1421:Miramar Ship Index
1391:on 12 October 2008
1348:Bjørnsson 1994: 20
1330:Bjørnsson 1994: 22
1321:Bjørnsson 1994: 19
1309:Bjørnsson 1994: 18
1272:Miramar Ship Index
1126:
1049:
1013:The first role of
985:
921:Norwegian Campaign
847:sped away towards
817:and threatened to
592:
560:Madsen machine gun
486:
365:of the three-ship
2476:
2475:
2157:
2156:
2043:-class destroyers
1695:Naval-History.net
1603:Naval-History.net
1449:on 20 August 2008
1358:Niehorster, Leo.
1094:bomber, first by
991:escorted coastal
622:coastal artillery
353:
352:
295:(50.00 km/h)
211:Battle of Britain
37:-class destroyer
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1790:"Omtalte forlis"
1788:Bakkevig, Erik.
1785:
1779:
1778:
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1774:
1759:
1753:
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1717:Abelsen 1986: 17
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1291:Abelsen 1986: 26
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1137:in the occupied
1112:Southern England
1001:
929:
918:
853:Shetland Islands
759:
737:
731:to Bergen. When
490:Second World War
473:Second World War
335:gun (inoperable)
189:CinC. Port Edgar
183:Lieutenant H. Øi
138:19 November 1943
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1743:Hansen 2005: 93
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1679:Hansen 2005: 91
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1670:Hansen 2005: 90
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1661:Hansen 2005: 64
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1570:Hansen 2005: 63
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1053:Guard Destroyer
999:
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954:Kapteinløytnant
942:Namsos landings
927:
916:
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580:
475:
459:
457:First World War
436:
386:German invasion
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