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Z28

CountryGermany
Ship Class1936A-class Destroyer
BuilderDeutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG
Yard Number962
Slip/Drydock NumberI
Ordered23 Apr 1938
Laid Down30 Nov 1939
Launched20 Aug 1940
Commissioned9 Aug 1941

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Z28 Operational Timeline

16 Sep 1944 Destroyers Z28 and Z36 escorted the passenger ship Monte Rosa, with refugees aboard, from Paldiski (German: Baltisch-Port), Estonia to Gotenhafen, Germany (occupied Gdynia, Poland).




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