SG25
850 t (max)Displacement
75,91 mLength
19 knSpeed
05.05.1943 (in German services)Service status

Wartime history

Capture and service

The French Aviso Epargues was scuttled in Toulon on 27.11.1942 Raised by the Germany on December 1942, it was commissioned in May of the next year. Planned to be used as part of the 6th Escort Flotilla, the now named SG25 was badly damaged during a fire on 01.03.1944 and did not enter service.

Ship data

Technical profile

Dimensions, weapons and machinery.

Dimensions

Displacement
850 t (max)
Length
75,91 m
Beam
8,71 m
Draft
3,20 m

Armament

Performance

Machinery and speed
5000 shp, 19 kn

Service record

Construction record

Laid down
Chant. Nav Brest, 1919
Launched
September 1919
Commissioned
05.05.1943 (in German services)
Fate
destroyed 03.08.1944