List of decommissioned ships of the Finnish Navy

Summary

This is a list of former vessels of the Finnish Navy.

Coastal defence ships edit

Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Ilmarinen   Finland 1931 Sunk in 1941  
Väinämöinen 1932 Scrapped in 1966

Submarines edit

Vetehinen-class submarines
Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Vetehinen   Finland 1930 Scrapped in the 1950s  
Vesihiisi 1930 Scrapped in the 1950s
Iku-Turso 1931 Scrapped in the 1950s
Vesikko-class submarine
Vesikko   Finland 1933 1946   Currently a museum ship
Saukko-class submarine
Saukko   Finland 1930 1952  
AG-class submarines
AG 12   Russian Empire 1920s 1920s  
AG 16 1920s 1929

Icebreakers edit

Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Aallokas   Finland 1936 1961  
Apu   Russian Empire 1899 1959  
Jääkarhu   Finland 1925 1945  
Murtaja   Russian Empire 1889 1958  
Tarmo   Russian Empire 1907 1969  
Sampo   United Kingdom 1898 1960  
Sisu,
later Louhi
  Finland 1938 1986  
Voima   Finland 1924 1945  
Wäinämöinen   Russian Empire 1913 1922  

Mine warfare edit

Minelayers edit

Ruotsinsalmi-class minelayers edit

Teplokhod-class minelayers edit

Also known as minelaying boats or T-class boats.

  • Pommi
  • Miina
  • Lieska
  • Loimu
  • Paukku

Pukkio-class minelayers edit

  • Porkkala
  • Pukkio
  • Pansio

Requisitioned minelayers edit

  • Baltic
  • Frej
  • Poseidon
  • Suomi

Minesweepers edit

  • Ajonpää
  • Kallanpää
  • Purunpää
  • Vahterpää
  • Tammenpää
  • Katanpää

Rautu-class minesweepers edit

  • Rautu
  • Vilppula

SM-class minesweepers edit

  • SM 1
  • SM 2
  • SM 3
  • SM 4

Ahven-class minesweepers edit

Kuha-class minesweepers (1941) edit

Kuha-class minesweepers (1974) edit

  • Kuha 22 (22)
  • Kuha 25 (25)

Kiiski class minesweepers edit

  • Kiiski 2 (522)

A-class minesweepers edit

  • A-1
  • A-5

DR-class minesweepers edit

Former United States Army Design 257-A 74-foot tugs.[1]

  • DR-1
  • DR-2
  • DR-3
  • DR-5
  • DR-6
  • DR-7
  • DR-8
  • DR-9
  • DR-10
  • DR-11
  • DR-15
  • DR-17
  • DR-18

Gunboats edit

Frigates edit

Corvettes edit

Patrol/ASW vessels edit

Kiisla-class patrol boats edit

Escort vessels edit

  • Aura
  • Aura II
  • Uisko
  • Tursas
  • Viipuri
  • 762

Fast attack craft edit

Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Tuima   Soviet Union 1966 Decommissioned in 2000. Sold to Egypt in 2006  
Tuisku
Tuuli
Tyrsky
Helsinki (60)   Finland 1981 Decommissioned in 2007. Two sold to Croatia in 2008, two used for testing of stress damage from sea-mine blasts.  
Turku (61)
Oulu (62)
Kotka (63)

Torpedo boats edit

  • S1
  • S2
  • S3
  • S4
  • S5
  • S6
  • C1
  • C2
  • C3
  • C4
  • Minosets 214
  • Minosets 218
  • Minosets 220
  • Minosets 222

Sisu-class motor torpedo boats edit

Isku-class motor torpedo boats edit

Syöksy-class motor torpedo boats edit

'V class' motor torpedo boats edit

Dark-class fast patrol boat edit

  • Vasama I
  • Vasama II

Patrol boat edit

  • Turja

Hurja-class motor torpedo boats edit

Jymy-class motor torpedo boats edit

Taisto-class motor torpedo boats edit

R-class patrol boats edit

Motor patrol boats edit

Nuoli-class fast gunboats edit

Hovercraft edit

School ships edit

Connection vessels edit

Surveillance ships edit

  • Kustaanmiekka (99) (ex-Valvoja III)

Transport edit

Hauki-class transports edit

  • Hauki (232)
  • Hankoniemi (334)

Kampela-class transports edit

  • Kampela 1 (771)
  • Kampela 2 (772)

Kala-class transports edit

  • Kala 4 (874)
  • Kala 5
  • Kala 6 (176)

Lohi-class transports edit

  • Lohi (351)

Valas-class transports edit

  • Valas (897)
  • Vahakari (121)
  • Mursu (98)

Training ships edit

Heikki-class training ships edit

  • H3 (683)

Lokki-class training ships edit

  • Lokki (57)

Command launches edit

Askeri-class command launch edit

  • Viiri

Träskö-class command launch edit

  • Alskär (993)
  • Torsö (894)

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ Colton, T. (March 26, 2014). "U.S. Army Ocean Tugs (LT, ST) Built During WWII". Shipbuilding History. T. Colton. Archived from the original on 4 November 2011. Retrieved 11 July 2015.