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M29

CountryGermany
Ship ClassM-class Minesweeper
BuilderOderwerke AG
Yard Number813
Ordered4 May 1938
Laid Down2 Oct 1939
Launched18 May 1940
Commissioned14 Sep 1940

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ww2dbaseGerman minesweeper M29 was completed in Sep 1940. She was surrendered in May 1945. She was transferred to the Soviet Union in Nov 1945 and was renamed T-913.

Last Major Revision: Jun 2019


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