


Havelland
Country | Germany |
Ship Class | Dithmarschen-class Auxiliary |
Builder | Deutsche Werft Hamburg |
Ordered | 18 Aug 1939 |
Displacement | 8,962 tons standard |
Length | 584 feet |
Beam | 72 feet |
Draft | 31 feet |
Machinery | Four MAN 9cyl diesel engines, two shafts |
Bunkerage | 9,000t fuel oil, 400t lubricating oil |
Power Output | 22,000 shaft horsepower |
Speed | 23 knots |
Range | 12,500nm at 15 knots |
Crew | 284 |
Contributor: C. Peter Chen
ww2dbaseHavelland was laid down as one of the six Dithmarschen-class auxiliary ships aimed at providing fueling, repairing, and medical services for German ocean-going warships. Though launched in 1940, demands of war placed her completion work very low on the priority list, resulting in her not being finished before the end of the war.
Last Major Revision: Feb 2022
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