Lazarettschiffe Glückauf

WW2 German Lazarettschiffe Glückauf Drawing
Lazarettschiffe Glückauf Drawing

History

Oct 9, 1913 Launched.

Dec 11, 1913 Completed as S/fe Bubendey (Hapag).

Mar 18, 1916 Taken over by the Kaiserliche Marine.

Jan 24, 1918 Entered service as Führerboot, V-FlotillaKiel

Nov 30, 1918 Bubendey is returned.

1930 The Bubendey is renamed as Glückuaf (NDL).

Sept 20, 1939 Glückauf is in Kriegsmarine service asLazarettschiff F, serving under Station N

1941 Glückauf serves under Fleet Train, East (TSV-O)

Aug 15, 1946 Decommissioned and returned.

1954 Rebuilt as M/S, now 1172 BRT.

1960 Renamed as the Kehrwieder (Hapag).

1963 Became the Italian Isola Del Sole.

1966 Became the Anna Maria Lauro.

June 3, 1986 Scrapped in Naples.

Stats

Name:Glückauf
TypeS/fe
Construction Yard
(Yard No.)
Stettiner Oderwerke, Stettin
(646)
Launched9.10.13
Commissioned11.12.13
Weight, metric tons1037
Weight, BRT981
Length, meters68,05
Width, meters12,22
Depth, meters2,90
EnginesTwo 3cyl triple acting expansion engines,
2 shafts, 2 boilers
Horsepower, HP1300 induced
Speed, knots12,5
Range, nautical miles
(Max.)
1728 at 12 knots (using 145t coal)
Patients (beds)/Medical staff?/?
Crew (officers,men)20 total
ArmamentNone
OwnerNorddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen