I'm looking for information on the German auxiliary minesweeper Doggerbank, which was mined and sunk on January 19, 1918 in the North Sea on a just laid Royal Navy minefield. Am interested in Doggerbank's tonnage, year built, builder, and dimensions.
Best wishes,
Michael
Doggerbank, mined January 19, 1918
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Re: Doggerbank, mined January 19, 1918
hi,
according to Gröner, Doggerbank was one of a series of steamers named after the first ship Otto Fricke.
They were built from 1914 to 1921, Doggerbank presumably in 1915, at Seebeck shipyard, Geestemünde
Tonnage for the ships differed slightly between 231 and 242 BRT, no specifics are given for Doggerbank.
Dimensions were: length between 38,78 and 39,34 m, width 7,02 m, draught 3,30 m.
greetings, Urs
according to Gröner, Doggerbank was one of a series of steamers named after the first ship Otto Fricke.
They were built from 1914 to 1921, Doggerbank presumably in 1915, at Seebeck shipyard, Geestemünde
Tonnage for the ships differed slightly between 231 and 242 BRT, no specifics are given for Doggerbank.
Dimensions were: length between 38,78 and 39,34 m, width 7,02 m, draught 3,30 m.
greetings, Urs
Re: Doggerbank, mined January 19, 1918
Hi Michael,
This should be of some help. navypedia.org/ships/germany/ger_esc_groenland.htm
Respectfully,
Joe R
This should be of some help. navypedia.org/ships/germany/ger_esc_groenland.htm
Respectfully,
Joe R
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Re: Doggerbank, mined January 19, 1918
Urs and Joe,
Thanks greatly, that;s exactly the sort off information I was looking for.
Best wishes,
Michael
Thanks greatly, that;s exactly the sort off information I was looking for.
Best wishes,
Michael