Imperial German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) mine warfare ships

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• Nautilus-class minelayer - 1906
  • SMS Nautilus
  • SMS Albatross

Reichsmarine mine warfare ships

Kriegsmarine mine warfare ships

• Räumboote
  • R1 class
  • R17 class
  • R25 class
  • R41 class
  • R130 class
  • R151 class
  • R218 class
    • R291-R300 unfinished
  • R301 class
    • R301-312
  • R401 class
    • R401-R448 - mostly not completed

((M-class minesweepers|state=expanded)) User:Derekbridges/sandbox/M-class minesweepers

• M-class minesweeper

• Sperrbrecher

Volksmarine mine warfare ships - East Germany

German Navy mine warfare ships

• (ex-British BYMS-class minesweeper / ex-American YMS-1-class minesweeper)
  • H.C. Oersted (ex-Vinstra)
  • Adolf Bestelmeyer (ex-BYMS-2213)
  • Rudolf Diesel (ex-BYMS-2279)

• (Type 732)
  • Hansa (W22) / Hansa (M2662) / Hansa (Y806)
  • Stier (M1061) / Stier (Y849)

• (Type 742)
  • Walther von Ledebur (A1410) (Type 421) / Mühlhausen (M1052)

301—319 Hochseeminensuchboote (ocean-going minesweeper) Type Class Pennant number Number In service Notes/Fate

((M-class minesweepers|state=expanded)) User:Derekbridges/sandbox/M-class minesweepers

• M-class minesweeper (Type 319) - former Kriegsmarine boats, 4 used as target ships (1 sunk), 6 redesignated as Type 730, others scrapped
  • Wespe-class minesweeper
  • Biene (F207) (ex-M205, ex-Belfort M606 / Q74)
  • Bremse (F208) (ex-M253, ex-Vimy M608 / Q77)
  • Brummer (F209) (ex-M85, ex-Yser M604 / Q78)
  • Hummel (F210) (ex-M81, ex-Laffaux M607 / Q75)
  • Wespe (F211) (ex-M24, ex-Ailette M605 / Q76)
  • Seelöwe-class minesweeper
  • Seehund (M187) (ex-TS 7, ex-M388, ex-M203)
  • Seeigel (M188) (ex-M460, ex-M204)
  • Seelöwe (M189) (ex-M441, ex-M205)
  • Seepferd (M190) (ex-M294, ex-M201)
  • Seeschlange (M191) (ex-M611, ex-M206)
  • Seestern (M192) (ex-TS 4, ex-M278, ex-M202)

320—329 Küstenminensuchboote (coastal minesweepers)

• Lindau-class minesweeper (Type 320) - 1957—1980 - 12 upgraded to type Type 331, 6 to 351
  • Göttingen (M1070) - 331
  • Koblenz (M1071) - 331
  • Lindau (M1072) - 331
  • Schleswig (M1073) - 351
  • Tübingen (M1074) - 331
  • Wetzlar (M1075) - 331
  • Paderborn (M1076) - 351
  • Weilheim (M1077) - 331
  • Cuxhaven (M1078) - 331
  • Düren (M1079) - 351
  • Marburg (M1080) - 331
  • Konstanz (M1081) - 351
  • Wolfsburg (M1082) - 351
  • Ulm (M1083) - 351
  • Flensburg (M1084) - 331
  • Minden (M1085) - 331
  • Fulda (M1086) - 331
  • Völklingen (M1087) - 331

User:Derekbridges/sandbox/Bluebird class minesweeper

• Vegesack-class minesweeper (Type 321) (ex-French Mercure-class minesweeper - American Bluebird-class minesweeper under license) - all to Turkey
  • Vegesack (M1250)
  • Hameln (M1251)
  • Detmold (M1252)
  • Worms (M1253)
  • Siegen (M1254)
  • Passau (M1255) - to Turkey TCG Kemer (M-525)

330—339 Minenjagdboote (minehunters)

• Fulda-class minehunter (Type 331) - 12 converted from Lindau-class minesweeper (Type 320) - 1970
  • Göttingen (M1070) - 331
  • Koblenz (M1071) - 331
  • Lindau (M1072) - 331
  • Tübingen (M1074) - 331
  • Wetzlar (M1075) - 331
  • Weilheim (M1077) - 331
  • Cuxhaven (M1078) - 331
  • Marburg (M1080) - 331
  • Flensburg (M1084) - 331
  • Minden (M1085) - 331
  • Fulda (M1086) - 331
  • Völklingen (M1087) - 331

((Frankenthal-class minehunter))

• Frankenthal-class minehunter (Type 332) - 1992
  • Fulda (M1058)
  • Weilheim (M1059)
  • Weiden (M1060) - Sold to UAE (now M01 Al Hasbah)
  • Rottweil (M1061)
  • Sulzbach-Rosenberg (M1062)
  • Bad Bevensen (M1063)
  • Grömitz (M1064)
  • Dillingen (M1065)
  • Frankenthal (M1066) - Sold to UAE (now M02 Al Murjan)
  • Bad Rappenau (M1067)
  • Datteln (M1068)
  • Homburg (M1069)
  • Turkish Navy - A-class minehunter
  • Alanya (M265)
  • Amasra (M266)
  • Ayvalık (M267)
  • Akçakoca (M268)
  • Anamur (M269)
  • Akçay (M270)

((Hameln-class minesweepers|state=expanded))

• Kulmbach-class mine hunter (Type 333) - converted from Hameln-class minesweeper (Type 343) - 1999 - 2 to Croatia
  • Kulmbach (M1091)
  • Überherrn (M1095)
  • Passau (M1096)
  • Laboe (M1097)
  • Herten (M1099)

• 339 W44,45
  • W53—56 6 1956—1970 former French Navy vessels, Canadian origin, all scrapped

340—369 Schnelle Minensuch- und Minenkampfboote sowie Räumfahrzeuge (fast minesweepers, mine warfare ships and clearing vessels)

((Krebs-class minesweepers|state=expanded))

• Krebs-class minesweeper (Type 340) - 10 ships - 1959-1990
  • Mira (M1098) / Mira (M1050)
  • Castor (M1051)
  • Krebs (M1052)
  • Krebs (M1093) / Orion (M1053)
  • Pollux (M1085) / Pollux (M1054)
  • Sirius (M1086) / Sirius (M1055)
  • Rigel (M1056)
  • Regulus (M1088) / Regulus (M1057)
  • Mars (M1058)
  • Spica (M1059)

((Schütze-class minesweepers|state=expanded))

• Schütze-class minesweeper (Type 341) - 20 ships, 1 redesignated as Type 903 - 1959-1990
  • Skorpion (M1068) / Skorpion (M1060)
  • Stier (M1092) / Stier (M1061)
  • Schütze (M1090) / Schütze (M1062)
  • Waage (M1095) / Waage (M1063)
  • Deneb (M1089) / Deneb (M1064)
  • Jupiter (M1065)
  • Pegasus (M1256) / Pegasus (M1066)
  • Altair (M1067)
  • Algol (M1062) / Algol (M1068)
  • Wega (M1069)
  • Perseus (M1090)
  • Steinbock (M1091)
  • Pluto (M1092)
  • Neptun (M1054) / Neptun (M1093)
  • Widder (M1094)
  • Herkules (M1095)
  • Fische (M1096)
  • Gemma (M1097)
  • Capella (M1098)
  • Uranus (M1099)
  • Brazilian Navy
  • Aratù (M15)
  • Anhatomirim (M16)
  • Atalaia (M17)
  • Araçatuba (M18)
  • Abrolhos (M19)
  • Albardão (M20)

• 342 - cancelled project

((Hameln-class minesweepers|state=expanded))

• Hameln-class minesweeper (Type 343) - 5 upgraded to Kulmbach-class mine hunter (Type 333), 5 upgraded to Ensdorf-class minesweeper (Type 352) - 1989-2001
  • Pegnitz (M1090)
  • Kulmbach (M1091)
  • Hameln (M1092)
  • Auerbach/Oberpfalz (M1093)
  • Ensdorf (M1094)
  • Überherrn (M1095)
  • Passau (M1096)
  • Laboe (M1097)
  • Siegburg (M1098)
  • Herten (M1099)

• 350 - project cancelled - 1973

• Ulm-class minesweeper (Type 351) - 6 converted from Lindau-class minesweeper (Type 320) - 1979 - all to South Africa in 2001
  • Schleswig (M1073) - 351
  • Paderborn (M1076) - 351
  • Düren (M1079) - 351
  • Konstanz (M1081) - 351
  • Wolfsburg (M1082) - 351
  • Ulm (M1083) - 351

((Hameln-class minesweepers|state=expanded))

• Ensdorf-class minesweeper (Type 352) - converted from Hameln-class minesweeper (Type 343) - 1999
  • Pegnitz (M1090)
  • Hameln (M1092)
  • Auerbach/Oberpfalz (M1093)
  • Ensdorf (M1094)
  • Siegburg (M1098)

• 355 - ERMISS - cancelled project

• 359 M1051—1054
  • M1056—1064
  • M1067—1089
  • W46—48
  • 52,61,62 24 1956—1968 15 used as Type 730, 1 Type 732, 1 Type 739
• Wega-class minesweeper

• 360 Hansa W22 1 1958—1968 redesignated as Type 392

• 361 Hansa W21 1 1958—1968 redesignated as Type 391

• 362 W23—40 18 1961—1968 8 redesignated as Type 393, 10 Type 394

• 368 W1—3
  • W13—19 10 1956—1974 4 to Tanzania, 2 to Greece, 1 Type 740

• 368 Nordwind Y834 1 1956— training boat

• 369 Y827,830
  • Y832,833
  • Y845,846 6 1956—1994 4 to Kazahstan

370—379 Minenleger (Minelayers)

• 370 A1403—1405 3 1961—1971 Former USN LSTs, 1 scrapped, 2 to Turkey

380-389 Netzleger und Netzleichter (net layers and net lighters) cancelled projects

390-399 Binnenminensuchboot (inland waterway minesweepers)

• 390 M2651 1 1966— transformed to Type 740, two boats cancelled

• 391 Niobe M2661 1 transformed into Type 740

• 392 Hansa M2662 1 transformed into Type 732

• 393 Ariadne M2650—2657 8 1961—1992 1 hulk, most scrapped

((Frauenlob-class minesweepers|state=expanded))

• Frauenlob-class minesweeper (Type 394) - 1966-2001
  • Frauenlob (W31) Frauenlob (M2671) Frauenlob (M2658)
  • Nautilus (W32) Nautilus (M2672) Nautilus (M2659)
  • Gefion (W33) Gefion (M2673) Gefion (M2660)
  • Medusa (W34) Medusa (M2674) Medusa (M2661)
  • Undine (W35) Undine (M2675) Undine (M2662) - to Estonia EML Vaindlo (M416)
  • Minerva (W36) Minerva (M2676) Minerva (Y1657) Minerva (M2663) - to Estonia EML Kalev (M414)
  • Diana (W37) Diana (M2677) Diana (M2664) - to Estonia EML Olev (M415)
  • Loreley (M2678) Loreley (M2665) - to Estonia - spare parts
  • Atlantis (M2679) Atlantis (M2666)
  • Acheron (M2680) Acheron (M2667)