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168:("Взрыв", 1877, 160 tons) with torpedo armament was originally called "minnoye sudno", "минное судно" ("mine/torpedo vessel"). A large series of 133 20-30-ton ships followed in 1878; they were classified "minonoska", "minonosnaya lodka", "миноноска" (literally, "mine/torpedo boat"). It usually translates as "torpedo boat, 2nd class". Then came torpedo ships, which Russia had built or bought since 1880 and classified as "minonosets", "миноносец" (literally, "mine/torpedo carrier"). This designation includes relatively large ships. It therefore translates into English as either "
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Classified as 'torpedo cruisers' until 1907. Actively participated in World War I in the Baltic Sea and the
Russian Civil War on that country's lakes. Designed with an unusually long hull to increase the number of guns and torpedo launchers that could be fitted, far in excess of most destroyers of
176:" depending on a displacement of more or less than 200 tons. Starting in 1907 and still used today, all sufficiently large torpedo armed ships are classified as EM (ЭМ), "eskadrennyi minonosets", "эскадренный миноносец" (literally, "squadron torpedo carrier"), which usually translates as "
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A large series of slightly differing destroyers, which took an active part in World War I. Some were completed in postrevolutionary Russia by using parts from other ships. The Baltic destroyers mostly waited through the
Revolution and the Russian Civil War in
1782:("Конструктор") in 1926, a corvette (patrol ship) in 1941, combat service on Lake Ladoga in 1941–1944 during World War II, sunk by Finnish aircraft in 1941 (200 men lost: crew and evacuees), raised and repaired as a gunboat in 1943, test ship 1945, BU in 1957
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They were until 1907, classified as 'torpedo cruisers' and built with public donations, then named after the most lavish donors. They participated in World War I in the Baltic Sea and in the
Russian Civil War on that country's rivers and lakes.
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During their construction they were classified as 'torpedo cruisers'. They actively participated in World War I and in the
Russian Civil War in the Black Sea. Distinguishing features of this series were the 120 mm guns.
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Built with public donations and named after the most lavish donors, they were classified as 'torpedo cruisers' until 1907. They participated in World War I and in the
Russian Civil War on the Baltic and Caspian Seas.
2145:("Поспешный", 1914, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918, captured by Britain; she was delivered to the White Army in 1919 and interned by France in Bizerte in 1920. She returned to Soviet Russia and was BU after 1924
2115:("Дерзкий", 1914, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918; she was also captured by Britain, delivered to the White Army in 1919 and interned by France in Bizerte in 1920. She returned to Soviet Russia and was BU in 1933
2200:("Пылкий", 1914, BSF) – captured by Germany 1918, delivered to the White Army by the British in 1919; she was interned by France in Bizerte in 1920. She returned to Soviet Russia and was BU in 1933
445:("Рьяный") 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, handed over to the Finnish Red Army in 1918, served in the Finnish Navy as Torpedo Boat S1 from 1918, decommissioned in 1927, sunk as target.
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with a torpedo, she duelled with IJN torpedo boat destroyers shortly afterwards, and was driven onto a sandbank on 27 March 1904. She was subsequently refloated by Japan in 1905, renamed
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After completion all ships were reclassified as destroyers; they participated in World War I in the Baltic Sea for patrol, cruiser and minelaying purposes. Some units participated in the
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ships were originally organized as torpedo boats ("minonosets"), then were later reclassified as destroyers ("eskadrennyi minonosets") in 1907. Pacific destroyers were built in
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1561:-class torpedo boat destroyers. They participated in World War I in the Baltic Sea and in the Russian Civil War (1917–1923) on that country's rivers and lakes.
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destroyers were armed with 15-inch torpedoes and one 75 mm gun, as well as several 3-pounder QF guns. Combat experience during that war resulted in the
2107:). Captured by Britain, she was delivered to the White Army in 1919, interned by France in Bizerte in 1920; she was returned to Soviet Russia and BU in 1930
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278:, was laid down in 1894 and completed in January 1895; she was 190 feet long, displaced 220 tons, and attained a speed of over 30 knots during her trials.
455:("Подвижный") 1902, handed over to the Finnish Red Army in 1918, served in the Finnish Navy as Torpedo Boat S5; decommissioned in 1925 and sunk in 1944
2947:. Spravochnik / Red. S. S. Berezhnoi i dr. – Voyenizdat, Moscow, 1981. (Ships and auxiliary vessels of the Soviet Navy in 1917–1927. Reference-book)
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Classified as 'torpedo cruisers' until 1907. Participated in World War I in the Baltic Sea and in the
Russian Civil War on that country's lakes.
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of 1904–1905; those that had escaped from Port Arthur later served in the
Siberian Flotilla. Baltic destroyers participated in World War I, the
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1951:
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Officially classified as torpedo boats, they participated in the Russo-Japanese War. Two later served in the
Siberian and Arctic Flotillas.
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Two ships also served as minelayers from 1914, but mainly for the new communist party later on. These vessels were built to the designs of
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2632:("Железняков") in 1939; she served in the Bulgarian Navy from 1947 to 1949; she was hulked as a floating barracks in 1953 and BU in 1957
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1222:("Щука") (1904, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918, captured by Britain and delivered to the White Army in 1919, interned by France in
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class were named after various "active" characteristics at the time of
Tsushima, with all but one beginning with the Russian letter Б.
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435:("Ретивый") 1902; she was reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, transferred to the Volga and the Caspian Sea in 1918 and BU in 1922
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2331:("Войков") in 1928. She was transferred to the Pacific Ocean Fleet in 1936; she became a training ship in 1949 and was BU in 1956
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Originally classified as torpedo boats. The first two were sent to the Far East and took part in the Battle of
Tsushima in 1905.
1127:("Грозный", 1904, BF) – after the war she served in the Siberian Flotilla; she was classified as a destroyer in 1907, BU in 1925
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in 1918; she served in the Finnish Navy as Torpedo Boat S2 from 1918 and was lost with all hands in a storm on October 4, 1925
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955:(1905). The survivors were reclassified as destroyers in 1907. Originally named after various aquatic animals and fish, the
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in 1918; she served in the Finnish Navy as Torpedo Boat S4 from 1918, returned to Soviet Russia in 1920, probably BU in 1925
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in 1918; she served in the Finnish Navy as Torpedo Boat S3 from 1918, returned to Soviet Russia in 1920, probably BU in 1925
2027:. Later reconditioned, they took part and were lost in World War II. Black Sea ships mostly shared the fate of the Russian
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363:("Прочный") 1902; she was reclassified as a minesweeper 1913, transferred to the Volga and the Caspian in 1918, BU in 1922
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143:
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1845:("Бакинский рабочий") in 1924. She was a gunboat in 1926, a training ship in 1949 and sunk as a target vessel in 1961
2652:("Цериго", 1917, BSF) – transferred incomplete by the White Army to Bizerte, interned by France, sold for BU in 1923
1668:("Москвитянин", 1905, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1918, sunk in a battle with a British flotilla in 1919
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2525:
2473:
1889:("Советский Дагестан") in 1945. She was classified as a gunboat in 1926, a training ship in 1949 and was BU in 1962
2647:
2635:
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2097:("Беспокойный"). She was interned by France in Bizerte in 1920; she returned to Soviet Russia and was BU in 1933
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of 1904–1905. Three of them later served in the Siberian Flotilla; they were reclassified as destroyers in 1907
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was followed by 26 similar TBDs built in Russian yards between 1896 and 1903. This first series of 'classic'
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241:(1897) at the naval parade on the occasion of the summit of Emperors Nicholas II and Wilhelm II. Reval, 1902
164:. They were classified "minnyi kater", "минный катер" ("mine/torpedo launch"). One large seagoing ship, the
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759:; she served as an aviso. Badly damaged by a Japanese torpedo launch, she was scuttled by her crew in 1904.
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1448:
Classified as torpedo boats until 1907. A pair of Siberian destroyers were built in Germany, delivered to
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395:("Поражающий"), an aviso in 1913; she was transferred to the Volga and the Caspian Sea in 1918, BU in 1925
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325:
321:
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1982:("Капитан Сакен"), interned by France in Bizerte in 1920, returned to Soviet Russia and BU after 1924
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422:
406:
382:
1278:), captured by Britain and delivered to Italy in 1918, delivered to the White Army in 1919, renamed
2969:. – Voyenizdat, Moscow, 1948. (List of Russian Ships of Steam and Armored Navy (from 1861 to 1917).
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797:
629:("Скворец") (1903, POF) – On 13 April 1904 while returning from patrol, and attempting to re-enter
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1988:("Капитан-лейтенант Баранов", 1907, BSF) – scuttled in Tsemes Bay to avoid capture on 18 June 1918
2047:("Новик", 1911, BF) – fastest warship in the world at the time of completion (37.3 kn.), renamed
952:
772:
560:
298:
2186:("Быстрый", 1914, BSF) – in 1918–20, being under repair, she passed from hand to hand until the
1931:
641:(IJN) torpedo boat destroyers, and was sunk during the surface engagement; 59 crewmen were lost.
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The format is: Name, launch year, place of construction (if foreign), commissioning fleet (BF =
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Otechestvennoye voyennoye korablestroyenoye v tretyem stoletii svoyei istorii. – Sudostroyeniye
2363:("Карл Либкнехт") in 1922; she was transferred to the Northern Fleet in 1933 and hulked in 1955
2955:
2924:
2906:
Boyevye korabli russkogo flota 8.1914–10.1918 gody: Spravochnik / Red. Yu. V. Apalkov. – INTEK
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2596:("Калиакрия", 1916, BSF) – scuttled at Tsemes Bay on 18 June 1918. Raised in 1925 and renamed
1299:
1062:) (1902, BF) – captured by Japan with the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian squadron, Admiral
755:("Лейтенант Бураков"); she was the fastest Russian torpedo boat (33.6 kn) during the siege of
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2616:("Незможник") in 1926, became a training ship in 1945, was rebuilt as a target vessel in 1949
2121:("Пронзительный", 1914, BSF) – was scuttled in Tsemes Bay to prevent capture on 18 June 1918
1863:("Маркин") in 1923. She became a gunboat in 1926, a training ship in 1949 and was BU in 1958
1390:
1334:
290:
139:
1873:("Туркменец-Ставропольский") 1908; she was transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1919, renamed
1614:("Достойный", 1907, BF) – transferred to Lake Onega and the Caspian Sea in 1919, BU in 1925
1309:("Лейтенант Бураков", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – aviso 1912, struck a mine in 1917 (23 men lost)
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switching to 18-inch torpedoes and two 75 mm guns for their destroyers after the war.
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Chatham Publishing, 1 & 2 Faulkner's Alley, Cowcross St, London, Great Britain, 1996.
2139:("Громкий", 1913, BSF) – she was scuttled in Tsemes Bay to prevent capture on 18 June 1918
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535:("Стремительный") in 1902; she was scuttled to avoid capture at Tsemes Bay on 18 June 1918
135:
1343:("Исполнительный", 1905, La Seyne, BF) – wrecked in 1914 and found in 2014 (130 men lost)
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Classified as destroyers in 1907. Participated in World War I and the Russian Civil War.
2407:("Валериан Куйбышев") in 1937, converted to a target and test vessel in 1955, BU in 1958
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1081:
1030:") (1901, BF) – after the war she served in the Siberian Flotilla; she was renamed the
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114:
92:
2089:("Беспокойный", 1913, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918, captured by France (renamed
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2908:, St. Petersburg, 1996. (Warships of the Russian Navy in August 1914 – October 1918).
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317:. Black Sea destroyers also participated in World War I and the Russian Civil War.
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131:
2939:
Before Port Arthur In A Destroyer; The Personal Diary Of A Japanese Naval Officer.
2915:, St. Petersburg, 1995. (Native Naval Shipbuilding in 3rd century of its history )
1851:("Войсковой", 1904, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1919; she was renamed
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932:
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Korabli i vspomogatel'nye suda sovetskogo Voyenno-Morskogo Flota (1917–1927 gody)
345:("Прыткий") in 1902; she was fitted as a minesweeper in 1915, transferred to the
1825:("Украйна", 1904, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1919; she was renamed
1754:
1645:
1449:
1394:
1162:("Карп") (1903, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918, scuttled by her crew in 1919
1059:
988:") (1901, POF) – after the war she served with the Siberian Flotilla, BU in 1925
421:("Прозорливый") 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, handed over to the
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346:
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1778:("Сибирский стрелок", 1905, BF) – reclassified as a test ship in 1921, renamed
2342:
2341:("Ленин") in 1922; she was scuttled to prevent capture whilst under repair at
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1626:
1596:("Расторопный", 1907, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1918, BU in 1925
1575:
1191:
1084:) (1902, BF) – after the war she served with the Siberian Flotilla, BU in 1925
904:
820:("Бесшумный") 1902, transferred to the Arctic Sea Flotilla in 1917, BU in 1924
740:
666:
500:
381:("Послушный") 1902; reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, handed over to the
1895:("Казанец", 1905, BF) – torpedoed by a German submarine in 1916 (45 men lost)
1608:("Деятельный", 1907, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1918, BU in 1925
887:("Грозовой") 1902, transferred to the Arctic Sea Flotilla 1917, BU in 1923–24
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177:
173:
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1480:
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728:
405:("Резвый") 1902, reclassified as a minesweeper in 1913, handed over to the
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1806:
1602:("Дельный", 1907, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1918, BU in 1922
877:("Властный") 1902, transferred to the Arctic Sea Flotilla 1917, BU in 1921
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2187:
1996:("Лейтенант Зацарённый", 1907, BSF) – struck a mine in 1917 (37 men lost)
999:
948:
840:
670:
2513:
2378:
1970:("Лейтенант Пущин") (1907, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918 (renamed
1939:
1283:
1265:
1223:
1095:
1013:
2429:("Капитан Конон Зотов", 1915, BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2403:("Рыков") in 1922, transferred to the Northern Fleet in 1933, renamed
2161:
1525:("Внимательный" in 1906, Elbing, BF) – minesweeper in 1921, BU in 1925
1507:("Бдительный", 1906, Elbing, BF) – struck a mine in 1917 (60 men lost)
1139:("Громящий", 1904, BF) – classified as a destroyer in 1907, BU in 1925
2463:("Лейтенант Ломбард") (1917, BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
1658:("Финн", 1905, BF) – transferred to the Caspian Sea in 1918, renamed
1027:
552:
338:
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Korabley Russkogo Parovogo i Bronenosnogo Flota (s 1861 po 1917 god)
2441:("Лейтенант Дубасов", 1916, BF) – BU without being completed in 1924
1359:("Лёгкий", 1905, La Seyne, BF) – training vessel in 1920, BU in 1924
563:
where she collided with a Japanese torpedo boat which sank, renamed
943:
in 1904; those destined for the Baltic (except for the uncompleted
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provides insufficient context for those unfamiliar with the subject
2553:("Фёдор Стратилат", 1917, BF) – BU without being completed in 1924
2468:
2301:("Самсон") 1946, hulked as a floating barracks 1951 and BU in 1956
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2010:
1930:
1805:
1753:
1685:
1625:
1473:, SF) – transferred to the Arctic Sea Flotilla in 1917, BU in 1924
1463:, SF) – transferred to the Arctic Sea Flotilla in 1917, BU in 1924
1045:
985:
922:
314:
2151:("Счастливый", 1914, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918 (renamed
911:("Боевой") since 1902, sunk by Japanese torpedo destroyer in 1904
619:("Кулик") (1903, POF) – sunk in battle in 1904 (49 men were lost)
2580:("Фидониси", 1916, BSF) – scuttled at Tsemes Bay on 18 June 1918
2572:("Гаджибей", 1916, BSF) – scuttled at Tsemes Bay on 18 June 1918
2521:
2435:("Капитан Кроун", 1916, BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2386:
1709:
971:
1371:("Летучий", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – wrecked in 1914 (65 men lost)
786:("Бдительный") 1902; she struck a mine and was scuttled in 1904
2588:("Керчь", 1916, BSF) – scuttled at Tsemes Bay on 19 June 1918.
1674:("Доброволец", 1905, BF) – struck a mine in 1916 (37 men lost)
1622:
class / Project Letter "Sh" (Schichau) (570/650 tons), 4 ships
1246:("Задорный") (1904, BSF) – struck a mine in 1916 (56 men lost)
1172:("Белуга") (1903, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918 (renamed
701:("Дрозд") (1903, POF) – struck a mine and was scuttled in 1904
17:
651:("Грач") (1903, POF) – struck a mine and was scuttled in 1904
2221:("Володарский") 1922, struck a mine in 1941 (c.140 men lost)
1236:("Карась") (1904, BSF) – struck a mine in 1916 (48 men lost)
1198:("Живой"), wrecked in 1920 (250 men lost: crew and evacuees)
1133:("Громкий", 1904, BF) – sunk in battle in 1905 (23 men lost)
665:("Кондор") (1903, POF) – After successfully sinking the IJN
262:
Russia was the second nation, after Great Britain, to build
156:. First small ships with a mine or torpedo — (pole mines or
2512:("Автроил", 1914, BF) – captured by the British in 1918 by
2194:("Фрунзе") in 1925, she was sunk by German aircraft in 1941
1802:
class / Project Letter "V" (Vulcan) (630–730 tons), 8 ships
1788:("Охотник", 1906, BF) – struck a mine in 1917 (52 men lost)
1541:("Внуштельный" in 1906, Elbing, BF) – minesweeper in 1921,
1531:("Выносливый" in 1906, Elbing, BF) – minesweeper in 1921,
691:("Стриж") (1903, POF) – struck a mine in 1904 (2 men lost)
209:(1877), which accomplished the first combat torpedo attack
2447:("Михаил", 1916, BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2257:("Летун", 1915, BF) – damaged by mine in 1916, BU in 1927
2251:("Орфей", 1915, BF) – damaged by mine in 1917, BU in 1931
223:
with projecting mine launchers, Saint Petersburg, c. 1895
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she was delivered to the Estonian Navy. She was sold to
2385:; she was delivered to the Estonian Navy and sold on to
2377:("Спартак") in 1918, captured by the British in 1918 in
2359:("Капитан Белли" 1915, completed in 1928, BF) – renamed
1260:) in 1918, delivered to the White Army in 1919, renamed
857:("Выносливый") 1902, struck a mine in 1904 (12 men lost)
195:(1877). She was armed with a bow underwater torpedo tube
2399:("Капитан Керн" 1915, completed in 1927, BF) – renamed
2239:("Реут") in 1951; she was sunk as a target ship in 1958
38:
2686:("Гренгамн", BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2547:("Брячислав", 1914, BF) – wrecked in 1923, BU in 1924
1349:("Крепкий", 1905, La Seyne, BF) – training destroyer
1274:("Зоркий", 1904, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918 (
1208:("Угорь") (1904, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918 (
1186:("Рыбец") (1903, BSF) – captured by Germany in 1918 (
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and assembled. They subsequently participated in the
2674:("Гогланд", BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2506:("Карл Маркс") 1922, sunk by German aircraft in 1941
2245:("Гром", 1915, BF) – sunk in battle, 13 October 1917
1430:("Инженер-механик Анастасов", 1907, SF) – BU in 1923
1286:
in 1920, returned to Soviet Russia and BU after 1924
1268:
in 1920, returned to Soviet Russia and BU after 1924
1252:("Звонкий") (1904, BSF) – captured by Germany 1918 (
1098:") (1902, BF) – sunk in battle in 1905 (73 men lost)
160:) — appeared in the Russian Navy in 1877 during the
2919:Chesneau, Roger; Kolesnik, Eugene M., eds. (1979).
2692:("Патрас", BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2668:-class squadron minesweepers (1,350 tons), 4 ships
2103:(1913, BSF) – she was captured by Germany in 1918 (
2093:), delivered to the White Army in 1919 and renamed
1978:), delivered to the White Army in 1919 and renamed
1090:("Безупречный", "Irreproachable" or "Perfect"), ex-
182:
110:
102:
75:
2680:("Кульм", BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2537:("Прямислав", 1915, completed 1927, BF) – renamed
1732:("Железняков") 1922, aviso in 1926, hulked in 1938
1535:("Артемьев") 1925, decommissioned 1932, BU in 1953
1147:class / "Z" and "Zh" class (350/440 tons), 9 ships
2921:Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905
1226:in 1920, returned to Soviet Russia and BU in 1924
939:Two Pacific ships participated in the defence of
796:("Бесстрашный") 1902; she was transferred to the
499:("Сметливый") 1902, scuttled to avoid capture at
2775:
2736:
2640:("Левкас", 1917, completed 1925, BSF) – renamed
2413:("Константин", 1915, BF) – struck a mine in 1919
2231:("Урицкий") in 1922; she was transferred to the
2051:("Яков Свердлов") in 1926, struck a mine in 1941
1956:("Лейтенант Шестаков", 1907, BSF) – scuttled in
1256:), captured by Britain and delivered to Greece (
471:("Кречет") launched 1898 Crichton, Turku., CF –
2829:Virve Rissanen, Sadan vuoden mysteeri selvisi,
2771:
2769:
2624:("Корфу", 1917, completed 1925, BSF) – renamed
2608:("Занте", 1917, completed 1923, BSF) – renamed
2453:(1917, BF) – BU without being completed in 1922
2155:), captured by Britain; she was wrecked in 1919
1584:("Стройный", 1906, BF) – sunk by a bomb in 1917
1321:("Молодецкий", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – BU in 1923
97:Naval jack (top) and ensign of the Russian Navy
2891:(in Russian). Moscow: Ввоенное Ииздательство.
2337:("Капитан Изыльметьев" in 1914, BF) – renamed
2267:("Энгельс") in 1922; she struck a mine in 1941
1644:("Эмир Бухарский", 1904, BF) – transferred to
465:("Пронзительный") 1902, decommissioned in 1911
2714:
2712:
2710:
2708:
2373:("Капитан Кингсберген") (1915, BF) – renamed
2353:("Гавриил". 1915, BF) – struck a mine in 1919
1048:") (1901, BF) – scuttled in 1905 (6 men lost)
1002:") (1901, POF) – wrecked and scuttled in 1904
735:, now in modern northern Poland), ex-Chinese
8:
2293:("Сталин") 1922; she was transferred to the
2283:("Артём") in 1928; she struck a mine in 1941
1385:-class torpedo boats (300–310 tons), 5 ships
1190:), captured by Britain and delivered to the
1108:("Сиг", "Whitefish") (1904, BF) – BU in 1925
1881:("Туркменец-Ставропольский") also in 1920,
1772:("Генерал Кондратенко", 1905, BF) – BU 1924
1553:class / Project of 1904 (382 tons), 8 ships
1519:("Бурный" in 1906, Elbing, BF) – BU in 1925
1513:("Боевой" in 1905, Elbing, BF) – BU in 1925
1436:("Лейтенант Малеев", 1907, SF) – BU in 1923
1365:("Ловкий", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – BU in 1925
1327:("Мощный", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – BU in 1926
1315:("Меткий", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – BU in 1922
1116:class / Project of 1903 (420 tons), 3 ships
551:("Решительный") 1902, captured by Japan in
320:During the Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905),
1574:("Сторожевой", 1906, BF) – transferred to
1377:("Лихой", 1905, Le Havre, BF) – BU in 1922
719:(海龙) class (ex-Chinese) (312 tons), 1 ship
274:, which was built for Russia by Britain's
3003:Russian and Soviet military-related lists
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2760:
2748:
2297:in 1936, refitted to the training vessel
2235:in 1933. Refitted as the training vessel
1722:("Гайдамак", 1905, Kiel, BF) – BU in 1927
353:in 1918–1919, and broken up (BU) in 1922.
266:(TBDs), basing their first ones upon the
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2319:("Лейтенант Ильин", 1914, BF) – renamed
2160:
1913:("Донской казак", 1906, BF) – BU in 1924
1054:("Бедовый", "Daring" or "Reckless"), ex-
711:("Дятел") (1903, POF) – scuttled in 1904
293:, transported in sections by railway to
228:
214:
200:
186:
2998:Destroyers of the Imperial Russian Navy
2704:
2541:("Калинин") 1925, struck a mine in 1941
2423:("Свобода") 1917, struck a mine in 1919
2369:("Капитан 1 ранга Миклухо-Маклай"), ex-
1578:and the Caspian Sea in 1919, BU in 1925
1076:("Бодрый", "Bouncy" or "Cheerful"), ex-
1022:("Бравый", "Gallant" or "Dashing"), ex-
867:("Внушительный") 1902, scuttled in 1904
567:in 1906; she was decommissioned in 1917
525:("Лейтенант Шмидт") in 1922, BU in 1927
2847:Chantiers et Ateliers Augustin Normand
2644:("Шаумян") in 1925 and wrecked in 1942
2600:("Дзержинский"), struck a mine in 1942
2190:took possession. Repaired and renamed
1493:("Инженер-механик Дмитриев", in 1905,
1393:, transported in pieces by railway to
1212:), destroyed by British troops in 1919
1176:), destroyed by British troops in 1919
966:("Буйный", "Wild" or "Exuberant"), ex-
895:-class torpedo boat (350 tons), 1 ship
847:("Внимательный") 1902, wrecked in 1904
72:
2133:subclass (1,110/1,460 tons), 5 ships
1919:("Забайкалец", 1906, BF) – BU in 1923
1901:("Стерегущий", 1905, BF) – BU in 1924
1794:("Пограничник" 1906, BF) – BU in 1924
1662:("Карл Либкнехт") in 1919, BU in 1925
1652:("Яков Свердлов") in 1919, BU in 1925
1648:and the Caspian Sea in 1918, renamed
43:providing more context for the reader
7:
2502:("Громоносец") (1914, BF) – renamed
1424:("Тревожный", 1906, SF) – BU in 1923
853:("Стерлядь", 1901, Le Havre, POF) –
782:("Кит", 1899, Elbing POF) – Renamed
597:("Перепел") (1903, POF) – BU in 1923
587:("Горлица") (1902, POF) – BU in 1923
513:("Свирепый") in 1902, the destroyer
2664:-subclass destroyers, later — Mod.
2217:("Победитель", 1914, BF) – renamed
1907:("Страшный", 1905, BF) – BU in 1924
1479:("Инженер-механик Зверев" in 1906,
1264:("Звонкий"), interned by France in
2993:Ships of the Imperial Russian Navy
1590:("Разящий", 1906, BF) – BU in 1924
1568:("Сильный", 1905, BF) – BU in 1924
1282:("Зоркий"), interned by France in
883:("Лосось", 1902, Le Havre, POF) –
873:("Кефаль", 1901, Le Havre, POF) –
771:Torpedo boats participated in the
607:("Щегол") (1903, POF) – BU in 1923
14:
2923:. London: Conway Maritime Press.
2419:("Владимир", 1915, BF) – renamed
863:("Осётр", 1901, Le Havre, POF) –
816:("Касатка", 1900, Elbing, POF) –
792:("Дельфин", 1899, Elbing, POF) –
337:("Сокол") launched 1895, Yarrow,
2313:subclass (1,260 tons), 14 ships
2227:("Забияка", 1914, BF) – renamed
1960:to avoid capture on 18 June 1918
1742:("Рошаль") 1922, wrecked in 1924
1487:("Жемчужин") in 1925, BU in 1930
1404:("Твёрдый", 1906, SF) – Renamed
1034:("Анисимов") in 1923, BU in 1925
974:") (1901, BF) – scuttled in 1905
931:not long before transferring to
810:("Беспощадный") 1902, BU in 1923
681:; she was decommissioned in 1913
475:("Прыткий") 1902, hulked in 1911
91:
85:
22:
2367:Kapitan 1 ranga Miklukho-Maklay
2289:("Самсон", 1916, BF) – renamed
1813:among Finnish skerries, in 1910
1738:("Уссуриец", 1907, Kiel, BF) –
1459:("Капитан Юрасовский" in 1907,
1414:("Точный", 1906, SF) – Renamed
1040:("Блестящий", "Brilliant"), ex-
1016:) (1901, BF) – scuttled in 1905
509:("Павлин", 1901, BSF) – became
481:("Лебедь", 1901, BSF) – became
154:Note on official classification
2275:("Азард", 1916, BF) – renamed
2263:("Десна", 1915, BF) – renamed
1501:("Рошаль") in 1925, BU in 1929
1469:("Лейтенант Сергеев" in 1907,
1418:("Потапенко") 1923, BU in 1927
1353:("Рошаль") in 1922, BU in 1924
1294:class (237/320 tons), 11 ships
919:class (350/450 tons), 10 ships
806:("Скат", 1899, Elbing, POF) –
258:class (240–300 tons), 27 ships
1:
2889:Крейсера и Миносцы: Справочик
2389:in 1933, where she was named
1855:("Фридрих Энгельс") in 1920,
1750:class (615/750 tons), 4 ships
1728:("Амурец", 1905, Kiel, BF) –
1682:class (570/750 tons), 4 ships
1545:("Мартынов") 1925, BU in 1940
1497:, BF) – minesweeper in 1922,
1483:, BF) – minesweeper in 1922,
1066:in 1905; she was renamed the
828:class (312/346 tons), 5 ships
577:("Сердитый") 1902, BU in 1923
559:in 1905, participated in the
191:First Russian torpedo vessel
162:Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
79:Rossiiskiy Imperatorskiy flot
76:Российский Императорский флот
2776:Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979
2737:Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979
2564:(1,320–1,760 tons), 7 ships
2081:(1,180/1,405 tons), 4 ships
2007:(1,260–1,620 tons), 49 ships
1974:), then captured by France (
1716:("Сладков") 1922, BU in 1928
1397:, launched and commissioned
1104:("Видный", "Prominent"), ex-
485:("Строгий") in 1902 and the
2628:("Петровский") in 1925 and
2612:("Незаможный") in 1923 and
1428:Inzhener-mekhanik Anastasov
3019:
2941:John Murray, London, 1907.
1885:("Альтфатер") in 1922 and
1869:("Трухменец", 1905, BF) –
1859:("Войсковой") in 1920 and
1491:Inzhener-mekhanik Dmitriev
1444:class (450 tons), 10 ships
935:. Baltic Sea, October 1902
489:("Марти") 1922, BU in 1929
451:("Альбатрос", 1901, BF) –
341:. Baltic Fleet. – Renamed
1986:Kapitan-leitenant Baranov
1927:class (635 tons), 4 ships
1879:Turkmenets-Stavropol'skiy
1877:("Мирза Кучук") in 1920,
1871:Turkmenets-Stavropol‘skiy
1408:("Лазо") 1923, BU in 1927
994:("Бурный", "Stormy"), ex-
980:("Бойкий", "Jaunty"), ex-
767:class (350 tons), 4 ships
521:("Свирепый") in 1919 and
495:("Пеликан", 1901, BSF) –
369:("Коршун") launched 1898
84:
2988:Lists of ships of Russia
2887:Berezhnoy, S.S. (2002).
2327:("Троцкий") in 1922 and
2323:("Гарибальди") in 1919,
2279:"Зиновьев") in 1922 and
1841:("Украйна") in 1923 and
1829:("Карл Маркс") in 1920,
1477:Inzhener-mekhanik Zverev
1242:("Лейтенант Пущин"), ex-
1194:in 1918–19, renamed the
1008:("Быстрый", "Fast"), ex-
747:(17 June 1900), renamed
739:— 海華) – captured at the
637:was suddenly engaged by
545:("Баклан", 1901, POF) –
2965:Moiseev, S. P. Spisok.
573:("Бекас", 1901, POF) –
531:("Фазан", 1901, BSF) –
461:("Беркут", 1898, CF) –
417:("Гагара", 1899, BF) –
359:("Ястреб", 1898, BF) –
264:torpedo boat destroyers
2492:(1,390 tons), 5 ships
2482:
2211:(1,260 tons), 8 ships
2177:
2071:
2038:subclass (1,280 tons)
2019:
1966:("Капитан Сакен"), ex-
1943:
1814:
1761:
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1633:
1452:in parts and launched
936:
800:in 1917 and BU in 1924
639:Imperial Japanese Navy
431:("Филин", 1900, BF) –
401:("Ворон", 1899, BF) –
391:("Нырок", 1898, BF) –
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170:torpedo boat 1st class
2952:The First Destroyers.
2727:Lyon pp. 58 & 120
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2014:
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441:("Сова", 1900, BF) –
326:Imperial Russian Navy
322:Imperial Russian Navy
232:
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190:
1993:Leytenant Zatsarenny
1936:Leytenant Zatsarenni
1837:("Маркин") in 1922,
1064:Zinovy Rozhestvensky
751:("Таку"), in 1901 –
707:("Расторопный"), ex-
305:(1917–1923) and the
106:1696 – February 1917
2983:Lists of destroyers
2937:Grant, R. Captain.
2833:20 Nov 2014 p. A 8
2516:and under the name
2427:Kapitan Konon Zotov
2381:and under the name
2371:Kapitan Kingsbergen
2295:Pacific Ocean Fleet
1953:Leytenant Shestakov
1925:Leitenant Shestakov
1770:General Kondratenko
1557:The last series of
1457:Kapitan Yurasovskiy
1442:Kapitan Yurasovskiy
1389:They were built in
1333:("Искусный", 1905,
947:) were sent to the
798:Arctic Sea Flotilla
647:("Сторожевой"), ex-
615:("Стерегущий"), ex-
276:Yarrow Shipbuilders
237:-type torpedo boat
205:The torpedo launch
158:Whitehead torpedoes
148:Pacific Ocean Fleet
39:improve the article
2802:Grant pp. 125, 126
2763:, pp. 232–233
2483:
2405:Valerian Kyibyshev
2335:Kapitan Izylmetyev
2178:
2072:
2020:
1968:Leitenant Pushchin
1944:
1887:Sovetskiy Dagestan
1843:Bakinskiy Rabochiy
1815:
1762:
1708:("Всадник", 1905,
1699:
1634:
1337:, BF) – BU in 1924
1240:Leitenant Pushchin
1145:Leitenant Pushchin
953:Battle of Tsushima
951:and fought in the
937:
773:Russo-Japanese War
561:Battle of Tsushima
299:Russo-Japanese War
243:
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197:
2831:Helsingin Sanomat
2461:Leitenant Lombard
2459:("Мечеслав"), ex-
2439:Leitenant Dubasov
1776:Sibirskiy strelok
1467:Leitenant Sergeev
1307:Leitenant Burakov
1300:Russian Civil War
1292:Leitenant Burakov
1168:("Завидный"), ex-
1158:("Заветный"), ex-
927:The torpedo boat
843:, POF) – Renamed
839:("Форель", 1900,
753:Leitenant Burakov
725:Leitenant Burakov
687:("Стройный"), ex-
555:in 1904, renamed
523:Leitenant Schmidt
307:Finnish Civil War
303:Russian Civil War
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2498:("Изяслав"), ex-
2391:Almirante Villar
2005:-class destroyer
1853:Friedrich Engels
1712:, BF) – renamed
1434:Leitenant Maleev
1391:Saint Petersburg
1232:("Живучий"), ex-
697:("Разящий"), ex-
657:("Сильный"), ex-
625:("Страшный", ex-
603:("Статный"), ex-
423:Finnish Red Army
407:Finnish Red Army
383:Finnish Red Army
377:. Baltic Fleet.
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2475:Almirante Guise
2361:Karl Liebknecht
2317:Leitenant Ilyin
2176:-type destroyer
2029:Black Sea Fleet
2009:
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1660:Karl Liebknecht
1642:Emir Bukharskiy
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593:("Скорый"), ex-
583:("Смелый"), ex-
541:("Кондор"), ex-
503:on 18 June 1918
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2811:Grant p. 98
2718:Lyon p. 120
2614:Nezamozhnik
2610:Nezamozhnyi
2598:Dzerzhinsky
2545:Bryachislav
2500:Gormonosets
2219:Volodarskiy
1942:in the hull
1938:. Note the
1917:Zabaykalets
1867:Trukhmenets
1780:Konstruktor
1672:Dobrovolets
1646:Lake Ladoga
1606:Deyatel‘nyi
1594:Rastoropnyi
1588:Razyashchiy
1572:Storozhevoy
1523:Vnimatelnyi
1485:Zhemchuzhin
1450:Vladivostok
1395:Vladivostok
1319:Molodetskiy
1044:("Окунь", "
1026:("Налим", "
1012:("Плотва",
984:("Акула", "
970:("Бычёк", "
941:Port Arthur
933:Port Arthur
845:Vnimatelnyi
757:Port Arthur
743:during the
705:Rastoropnyi
695:Razyashchiy
645:Storozhevoy
631:Port Arthur
419:Prozorlivyi
351:Caspian Sea
347:Volga River
295:Port Arthur
2977:Categories
2881:References
2870:Priamislav
2626:Petrovskiy
2593:Kaliakriya
2535:Pryamislav
2411:Konstantin
2215:Pobeditel'
2143:Pospeshnyi
2095:Bespokoiny
2086:Bespokoiny
2062:Bespokoiny
1958:Tsemes Bay
1765:the time.
1576:Lake Onega
1551:Deyatelnyi
1529:Vynoslivyi
1422:Trevozhnyi
1192:White Army
907:, POF) –
905:Birkenhead
855:Vynoslivyi
818:Besshumnyi
784:Bditel‘nyi
741:Taku Forts
675:Chiyo Maru
667:block ship
501:Tsemes Bay
453:Podvizhnyi
379:Poslushnyi
309:(1918) as
51:April 2020
2857:Karl Marx
2699:Footnotes
2569:Gadzhibey
2526:BAP
2504:Karl Marx
2457:Mecheslav
2321:Garibaldi
2025:Kronstadt
1905:Strashnyi
1857:Voiskovoy
1849:Voiskovoy
1827:Karl Marx
1736:Ussuriets
1691:Ussuriets
1612:Dostoinyi
1505:Bditelnyi
1416:Potapenko
1325:Moshchnyi
1230:Zhivuchiy
1082:"Gudgeon"
1058:("Кета",
851:Sterliad‘
635:Strashnyi
623:Strashnyi
517:in 1918,
497:Smetlivyi
270:design.
250:Main list
178:destroyer
174:destroyer
126:1877–1917
2861:Isyaslav
2851:Le Havre
2684:Grengamn
2642:Shaumian
2577:Fidonisy
2560:Fidonisy
2496:Izyaslav
2488:Izyaslav
2417:Vladimir
2277:Zinovyev
2229:Uritskiy
2225:Zabiyaka
2188:Red Army
2172:, 1914)
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1883:Altfater
1786:Okhotnik
1759:Okhotnik
1748:Okhotnik
1720:Gaidamak
1582:Stroinyi
1543:Martynov
1533:Artemyev
1402:Tviordyi
1369:Letuchiy
1335:La Seyne
1331:Iskusnyi
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1166:Zavidnyi
1156:Zavetnyi
1032:Anisimov
1000:Mackerel
949:Far East
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875:Vlastnyi
841:Le Havre
717:Hǎi Lóng
685:Stroynyi
679:Fumizuki
671:fireship
627:Skvorets
605:Shchegol
585:Gorlitsa
575:Serdityi
565:Yamabiko
557:Akatsuki
519:Svirepyi
511:Svirepyi
449:Albatros
371:Crichton
361:Prochnyi
349:and the
233:Russian
146:, POF =
134:, BSF =
2866:Kalinin
2672:Gogland
2666:Gogland
2658:Gogland
2649:Tserigo
2539:Kalinin
2514:Tallinn
2510:Avtroil
2480:Avtroil
2445:Mikhail
2421:Svoboda
2383:Vambola
2379:Tallinn
2375:Spartak
2350:Gavriil
2345:in 1941
2343:Liepāja
2325:Trotsky
2307:Gavriil
2184:Bystryi
2170:Bystryi
2137:Gromkiy
2101:Gnevnyi
2018:in 1914
1940:sponson
1839:Ukrayna
1831:Ukrayna
1823:Ukrayna
1811:Ukrayna
1800:Ukrayna
1740:Roshal‘
1726:Amurets
1714:Sladkov
1706:Vsadnik
1695:Vsadnik
1680:Vsadnik
1600:Del‘nyi
1566:Sil‘nyi
1499:Roshal‘
1412:Tochnyi
1383:Tverdyi
1357:Liogkiy
1347:Krepkiy
1284:Bizerte
1266:Bizerte
1262:Zvonkiy
1250:Zvonkiy
1224:Bizerte
1220:Shchuka
1216:Zharkiy
1202:Zhutkiy
1131:Gromkiy
1125:Groznyi
1114:Groznyi
1096:Halibut
1078:Peskar‘
1068:Satsuki
1052:Bedovyi
1014:"Roach"
1006:Bystryi
996:Makrel‘
968:Bychiok
814:Kasatka
790:Del‘fin
737:Hǎi Huā
727:(1898,
655:Sil‘nyi
601:Statnyi
595:Perepel
493:Pelikan
483:Strogiy
469:Krechet
433:Retivyi
367:Korshun
357:Yastreb
343:Prytkiy
142:, SF =
138:, CF =
111:Country
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2637:Levkas
2518:Lennuk
2329:Voikov
2299:Samson
2291:Stalin
2287:Samson
2281:Artiom
2265:Engels
2198:Pylkiy
2192:Frunze
2166:Frunze
2112:Derzky
2077:Derzky
2067:Derzky
1861:Markin
1835:Markin
1559:Havock
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1511:Boevoi
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1481:Elbing
1471:Elbing
1461:Elbing
1375:Likhoy
1363:Lovkiy
1351:Roshal
1313:Metkiy
1280:Zorkiy
1272:Zorkiy
1234:Karas‘
1196:Zhivoy
1184:Rybets
1180:Zhivoy
1170:Beluga
1102:Vidnyi
1092:Paltus
1074:Bodryi
1060:"Chum"
1028:Burbot
1020:Bravyi
1010:Plotva
992:Burnyi
978:Boikiy
964:Buinyi
957:Buinyi
945:Vidnyi
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909:Boevoy
861:Osiotr
729:Elbing
709:Diatel
689:Strizh
663:Kondor
659:Baklan
591:Skoryi
581:Smelyi
543:Baklan
539:Kondor
507:Pavlin
479:Lebed‘
473:Pylkiy
459:Berkut
443:Ryanyi
414:Gagara
403:Rezvyi
339:London
315:avisos
287:-class
285:Havock
268:Yarrow
239:No.142
235:Pernov
207:Chesma
172:" or "
103:Active
2868:– ex-
2859:– ex-
2662:Novik
2621:Korfu
2605:Zante
2585:Kerch
2562:class
2490:class
2478:, ex-
2451:Sokol
2401:Rykov
2339:Lenin
2311:Novik
2272:Azard
2261:Desna
2255:Letun
2249:Orfey
2209:class
2207:Orfey
2174:Novik
2131:Novik
2079:class
2069:class
2043:Novik
2036:Novik
2016:Novik
2003:Novik
1697:class
1206:Ugor‘
1046:Perch
1042:Okun‘
1024:Nalim
986:Shark
982:Akula
881:Losos
871:Kefal
837:Forel
826:Forel
699:Drozd
669:(aka
649:Grach
617:Kulik
571:Bekas
529:Fazan
515:№ 204
487:Marti
429:Filin
399:Voron
389:Nyrok
334:Sokol
280:Sokol
272:Sokol
256:Sokol
193:Vzryv
166:Vzryv
2956:ISBN
2925:ISBN
2893:ISBN
2678:Kulm
2522:Peru
2387:Peru
2243:Grom
2237:Reut
2168:(ex-
2153:R 01
2105:R 03
1972:R 04
1710:Kiel
1656:Finn
1631:Finn
1620:Finn
1406:Lazo
1276:R 10
1258:Doxa
1254:R 11
1210:R 12
1188:R 14
1174:R 13
1160:Karp
1056:Keta
972:Goby
804:Skat
749:Taku
439:Sova
313:and
221:№ 61
2091:R 1
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