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German weather ship WBS 3 Fritz Homann information


History
Name
  • Fritz Homann (1930–40)
  • Uranus (1940)
  • Fritz Homann (1940–55)
  • Saukko (1955–85)
Owner
  • Grundmann & Gröschel (1930–40)
  • Kriegsmarine (1940–45)
  • Grundmann & Gröschel (1945–55)
  • Rymättylän Silli Oy (1955–67)
  • Rymättylän Säilyke Oy (1967–69)
  • Tauno Armas Saarni (1969–85)
Port of registry
  • Weimar Republic Wesermünde, Germany (1930–35)
  • Nazi Germany Wesermünde (1935–40)
  • Nazi Germany Kriegsmarine (1940–45)
  • Allied-occupied Germany Wesermunde, Allied-occupied Germany (1945–48)
  • Allied-occupied Germany Bremerhaven (1948–49)
  • West Germany Bremerhaven, West Germany (1949–55)
  • Finland Turku, Finland (1955–67)
  • Finland Naantali, Finland (1967–85)
BuilderDeutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG
Yard number499
Launched1930
CompletedJune 1930
Identification
  • Code Letters KRNL (1930–34)
  • Code Letters DFBH (1934–40)
  • Fishing registration PG 395 (1930–40)
  • WBS 3 (1940–41)
  • WBS 4 (1941–45) or V 5717 (1942–45)
  • Fishing registration BX 324 (1945–55)
  • Code Letters DAEA (1949–55)
  • Code Letters OFVR (1955–85)
  • Fishing registration SUOMI 60 (1955–73)
  • IMO number: 5314717 (1960s–1985)
  • Fishing registration SF 6 (1973–85)
FateScrapped 1985
General characteristics
Class and type
  • Fishing trawler (1930–40)
  • Weather ship (WWII)
  • Vorpostenboot (WWII)
  • Buoy tender (1945)
  • Fishing trawler (1945–85)
Tonnage
  • 384 GRT, 149 NRT, 423 DWT (Fritz Homann)
  • 399 GRT, 168 NRT, 559 DWT (Saukko)
Length45.29 metres (148 ft 7 in)
Beam7.67 metres (25 ft 2 in)
Depth3.78 metres (12 ft 5 in)
Installed power
  • Triple expansion steam engine, 64 nhp (1930–55)
  • Diesel engine, 320 hp (1955–85)
PropulsionSingle screw propeller
Speed16 knots (30 km/h)
Complement15, plus meteorologists (as weather ship)

Fritz Homann was a fishing trawler that was built in 1930 by Deutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG, Wesermünde for Grundmann & Gröschel. She served with the Kriegsmarine during World War II as the weather ship WBS 3 Fritz Homann, WBS 4 Fritz Homann and the vorpostenboote Neptune and V 5717 Fritz Homann. She returned to her former rôle as a trawler post-war, and was sold to Finland in 1955. Renamed Saukko, she was scrapped in 1985.

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