List of Kriegsmarine ships

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The list of Kriegsmarine ships includes all ships commissioned into the Kriegsmarine, the German navy of the Third Reich period, during its existence from 1935 to the conclusion of World War II in 1945.

See the list of naval ships of Germany for ships in German service throughout the country's history.

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[edit] Major warships

[edit] Battleships

[edit] Pre-Dreadnoughts

[edit] Heavy cruisers

[edit] Light cruisers

[edit] Destroyers and torpedo boats

[edit] Destroyers

Main article: German World War II destroyers

[edit] Torpedo boats

Main article: German torpedoboats of World War II

[edit] Auxiliary cruisers

[edit] Mine warfare craft

[edit] Minelayers

  • Tannenberg 1935 (5,500 tons, 3 x 150mm guns, 460 mines)
  • Brandenburg 1936 (3,900 tons, 3 x 105mm guns, 250 mines)
  • Lothringen 1941 (2,000 tons, 2 x 88mm guns, 200 mines)
  • Niedersachsen 1934 (1,800 tons, 2 x 105mm guns, 260 mines
  • Drache 1924 (1,800 tons, 2 x 88mm guns, 120 mines)
  • Brummer 1940 (3 × 10.5 cm guns, 2 × 3.7 cm anti-aircraft guns, 10 × 2 cm anti-aircraft guns, 4 × 46 cm torpedo tubes, 280 mines)
  • Oldenburg 1934 (1,200 tons, 2 x 88mm guns, 145 mines
  • Kamerun 1939 (370 tons, 2 x 88mm guns, 100 mines)
  • Togo 1939 (370 tons, 2 x 88mm guns, 100 mines)
  • Kiebitz 1943

[edit] Sperrbrecher

Main article: Sperrbrecher
  • Sperrbrecher 1 – Sperrbrecher 100 (5,000 tons, 2 x 88mm guns)

[edit] Minesweeper

Main article: M class Minesweeper (Germany)
  • M1935 class (875 tons, 2 x 105mm guns)
    • M1 – M69
  • M1940 class (775 tons, 1 x 105mm gun)
    • M70 – M196
  • M1943 class (825 tons, 2 x 105mm guns)
    • M197 – M214

[edit] R Boats

Main article: R boat
  • R1 class 1929 (60 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 6 mines
    • R1 – R16
  • R17 class 1934 (115 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 12 mines)
    • R17 – R24
  • R25 class 1938 (110 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 12 mines)
    • R25 – R40
  • R41 class 1939 (125 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 12 mines)
    • R41 – R129
  • R130 class 1940 (150 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 12 mines)
    • R130 – R150
  • R151 class 1940 (125 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 12 mines)
    • R151 – R217
  • R218 class 1942 (140 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 16 mines)
    • R218 – R300
  • R301 class 1942 (160 tons, 1 x 88mm gun, 16 mines, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • R301 – R312

[edit] Mine hunters

  • KM1 – KM36

[edit] Small craft

[edit] E-boats

Main article: Schnellboot
  • S-1 class (50 tons, 1 x 20mm gun, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S1 – S25
  • S-26 class (75 tons, 1 x 20mm gun, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S26 – S29
  • S-30 class (80 tons, 1 x 20mm gun, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S30 – S37
  • S-38 class (80 tons, 1 x 20mm gun, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S38 – S60
  • S-38b class (90 tons, 2 x 20mm guns, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S61 – S99
  • S-100 class (100 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S100 – S150
  • S-151 class (100 tons, 1 x 37mm gun, 2 torpedo tubes)
    • S151 – S205

[edit] U-boats

[edit] Training submarines

[edit] Coastal submarines

[edit] Ocean-going submarines

  • Type VIIA
    • U27 through U36
  • Type VIIB
    • U45 through U55
    • U73 through U76
    • U83 through U87
    • U99 through U102
  • Type VIIC
    • U69 through U72
    • U77 through U82
    • U88 through U98
    • U132 through U136
    • U201 through U212
    • U221 through U232
    • U235 through U291
    • U301 through U316
    • U331 through U394
    • U396 through U458
    • U465 through U486
    • U551 through U683
    • U701 through U722
    • U731 through U768
    • U771 through U779
    • U821 through U822
    • U825 and U826
    • U901 through U907
    • U921 through U928
    • U951 through U994
    • U1051 through U1058
    • U1101 and U1102
    • U1131 and U1132
    • U1161 and U1162
    • U1191 through U1210
  • Type VIIC 41
    • U292 through U300
    • U317 through U328
    • U827 and U828
    • U929 and U930
    • U995 through U1010
    • U1013 through U1025
    • U1063 through U1065
    • U1103 through U1110
    • U1163 through U1172
    • U1271 through U1279
    • U1301 through U1308
  • Type IXA
    • U37 through U44
  • Type IXB
    • U64 and U65
    • U103 through U111
    • U122 through U124
  • Type IXC
    • U66 through U68
    • U125 through U131
    • U153 through U166
    • U171 through U176
    • U501 through U524
  • Type IXC 40
    • U167 through U170
    • U183 through U194
    • U525 through U550
    • U801 through U806
    • U841 through U846
    • U853 through U858
    • U877 through U899
    • U1221 through U1235
  • Type IXD
    • U177 through U182
    • U195 through U200
    • U847 through U852
    • U859 through U864
    • U871 through U876

[edit] Minelaying submarines

[edit] Supply submarines

[edit] Electric boats

  • Type XXI
    • U2501 through U2531
    • U2533 through U2548
    • U2551 and U2552
    • U3001 through U3044
    • U3501 through U3530
  • Type XXIII
    • U2321 through U2371
    • U4701 through U4707
    • U4709 through U4712

[edit] Midget submarines

  • Seehund (17 tons, 2 x torpedoes)
    • 138 commissioned
  • Hecht (Training)
    • 53 commissioned
  • Biber (6.5 tons, 2 x torpedoes)
    • 324 commissioned
  • Molch (11 tons, 2 x torpedoes)
    • 393 commissioned
  • Delphin (Prototype)
    • 3 commissioned
  • Seeteufel (Prototype)
    • 1 commissioned
  • Schwertwal (Prototype)
    • 1 commissioned

[edit] Human torpedoes

  • Neger (1 x torpedo)
    • 200 commissioned
  • Marder (3 tons, 1 x torpedo)
    • 500 commissioned
  • Hai (Prototype)
    • 1 commissioned

[edit] Auxiliary ships

[edit] Troop ships

SS Hamburg 1926 SS Pretoria 1936 SS Albert Ballin/Hansa 1923

[edit] Artillery training ships

  • Bremse 1933 (1,800 tons, 4 x 127mm guns, 280 mines)
  • Brummer 1934 (3,000 tons, 8 x 105mm guns, 480 mines)

[edit] Torpedo training ships

[edit] Radio-controlled targets

[edit] Sail training ships

[edit] Floating anti-aircraft batteries

[edit] Escort

  • F class (700 tons, 2 x 105mm guns)
    • F-1 – F10
  • PA class (925 tons, 1 x 105mm gun)
    • PA-1 – 4

[edit] Gunboats

  • LS1 – LS12

[edit] Blockade runners/Auxiliary minelayers

[edit] Captured foreign warships

A significant number of foreign warships were captured and recommissioned into the Kriegsmarine. Some were never completed.

[edit] Unfinished Ships

[edit] Aircraft carriers

[edit] Heavy cruisers

  • Seydlitz, (uncompleted, intended for conversion into light aircraft carrier, but never completed)
  • Lützow, (sold uncompleted to Soviet Union in 1940)

[edit] Destroyers

[edit] Torpedo boats

A multitude of other ships also remained unfinished by the end of the war: Escorts, gunboats, landing craft, fleet tenders, AA batteries, training ships, auxiliary ships, patrol boats, minelayers, mine hunters, fast torpedo attack boats (E-Boats) and more.

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