Profile drawing of Flottentorpedoboot T26
102,5mOverall length
1754tMaximum displacement
32,3 knMaximum speed
206Complement

Design and service

The story of Flottentorpedoboot T26

T26 (1943) Flottentorpedoboot T26 was part of the 4th T-Flottila after being commissioned. Sent to France in August 1943 and mainly used for escorting convoys, blockade breakers and U-Boats in the Gulf of Biscay. While trying to escort the blockade breaker Alsterufer, T26 was sunk on 28 December 1943 in the Gulf of Biscay during a battle with British cruisers Glasgow and Enterprise.

At a glance

Technical profile

Dimensions, armament, protection and performance.

Dimensions

Size (Max)
1754t
Length (Total)
102,5m
Length (Waterline)
97,0 m
Beam
10,0 m
Draft
3,22 m
Crew
206

Armament

10,5 cm L/45 C/32
4
3,7 cm L/83 C/30
4
2 cm MG L/65 C/39
2-9
53,3 cm Torpedo tubes
6
Mines
50

Machinery

Shafts
2
Turbines
2
Type
Wagner Type Geared Turbines (Schichau build)

Performance

Total Performance
32560 shp
Speed
32,3 kn
Range
2400 sm at 19 kn

The archive

Models

Ship models in 1/1250 scale.

Neptun 1067A Torpedoboot T26
Neptun 1067A Torpedoboot T26

Construction record

Flottentorpedoboot T26

Laid down
Schichau Elbing, 1941
Launched
18.02.1942
Commissioned
27.02.1943
Fate
sunk 28.12.1943
Cost
5,7 Mio Reichsmark