T27

CountryGermany
Ship Class1939-class Motor Torpedo Boat
BuilderF. Schichau Elbing
Yard Number1486
Ordered10 Nov 1939
Launched20 Aug 1942
Commissioned12 Apr 1943
Sunk6 May 1944

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T27 Operational Timeline

21 Mar 1944 Torpedo boats Jaguar, Möwe, Greif, Kondor, T27, and T29 began to lay mines off Le Havre and FĂ©camp, France.
22 Mar 1944 Torpedo boats Jaguar, Möwe, Greif, Kondor, T27, and T29 completed laying mines off Le Havre and FĂ©camp, France.
23 May 1944 Torpedo boats Jaguar, Möwe, Greif, Kondor, T27, and T29 departed Cherbourg for Le Havre, France.




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