Lazarettschiffe (E) Oberhaussen
History	Hospital Ship Oberhaussen in 1940 Apr 10, 1940 Entered service with the Kriegsmarine as a hospital ship. It was listed as Lazarettschiff E, but it never actually used that designation. Served with Troßschiffverband Nord (TSV-N)/Fleet Train North. 1941 Served with Sanitätsamt Ost. June, 1943 Served with F.d.M. Ost (Commodore, Minesweepers, East). May, 1945 Taken by Great Britian, became a part of the GM/SA (German Minesweeping Administration). June 4, 1946 Handed over to the USSR, became the Akademik Komarov. 1960 Removed from the ship register.
Stats	Name: Oberhausen Type M/S Construction Yard (Yard No.) Gutehoffnungshütte-Rheinwerft, Walsum (816) Launched 3.39 Commissioned 25.5.40 Weight, metric tons about 1450 Weight, BRT 1239 Length, meters 80,17 Width, meters 11,51 Depth, meters 2,77 Engines Two MWM 4-stroke 6cyl diesels, 2 shafts Horsepower, HP 1400 effective Speed, knots 13 Range, nautical miles (Max.) 3360 at 13 knots (using 90t oil) Patients (beds)/Medical staff 150/? Crew (officers,men) 16 total Armament None Owner F. Haniel & Co., Duisburg-Ruhrort

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