F. Schichau Königsburg

Type   Shipyard
Historical Name of Location   Königsburg, Ostpreußen, Germany

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Ships Constructed at F. Schichau Königsburg

Ship NameYard NoSlip/Drydock NoOrderedLaid DownLaunchedCompleted
Bussard1 May 1942
M
M801 (Planned)
M802 (Planned)
M803 (Planned)
M804 (Planned)
M805 (Planned)
M806 (Planned)
M807 (Planned)
M808 (Planned)
M809 (Planned)
M810 (Planned)
M811 (Planned)
M812 (Planned)
M813 (Planned)
M814 (Planned)
M815 (Planned)
M816 (Planned)
N
Hans Albrecht Wedel14522 Sep 194022 Sep 1941
Richthofen152626 Sep 19421 May 1943
M3514374 May 193813 Apr 19409 Nov 19406 Sep 1941
M3614384 May 193830 Apr 194021 Dec 19402 Jan 1942
Hermann Köhl152719 Mar 1942

* Projected dates; not actual



F. Schichau Königsburg Timeline

2 Sep 1940 Seaplane tender Hans Albrecht Wedel was launched at the F. Schichau yard in Königsburg, Germany.
22 Sep 1941 Seaplane tender Hans Albrecht Wedel was completed at the F. Schichau yard in Königsburg, Germany.
19 Mar 1942 The keel of seaplane tender Hermann Köhl was laid down by the F. Schichau yard in Königsburg, Germany.
26 Sep 1942 Seaplane tender Richthofen was launched at the F. Schichau yard in Königsburg, Germany.




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WW2-Era Place Name Königsburg, Ostpreußen, Germany
Lat/Long 54.6901, 20.4284
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