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[SIZE=4]SAE Quarterly Reports[/SIZE]

No. 63 – July to September 1936


[SIZE=3]Transfers/Notes:[/SIZE]

394 tons from Belgium for two PC-22 licence.


[SIZE=3]Factories:[/SIZE]

26 factories total can be used.

Fixed factories

No factory will be fixed to produce infrastructure points for 1936.

Flexible factories

589ts material transferred from Q2 (incl. material recovered from scrapyard).

24,787ts of material need to be produced in this quarter (25 factories).

1 factories will produce infrastructure points this quarter.

Infrastructure points used this quarter:

0,1pts put into factory #27 for a total of 3,5pts at the end of Q3/36.


[SIZE=3]Ships:[/SIZE]

Minor vessels

Completed Units

33x UJ26-class ASW launch
31x UJ30-class ASW launch
12x UJ35-class ASW launch

35x R28-class motor launch
23x R31-class motor launch

26x S34-class motor torpedo boat
4x S36-class motor torpedo boat

8x Tree-class minesweeper (Type 16)
11x Bush-class minesweeper (Type 21)
10x Cactus-class minesweeper (Type 28)

4x Circe-class sloops
4x Polar II-class sloops

12x River-class frigate

5x Pleiades-class light destroyer
8x Planet-class light destroyer
2x Bird-class light destroyer

4x Guard-class patrol crafts

4x GB35-class river gun boat

On Trials

3x MS35-class minesweeper
- MS35-1 Tulip running trials until July 36
- MS35-2 Orchid running trials until September 36
- MS35-3 Rose running trials until November 36

4x UJ35-class ASW launch
- UJ97-UJ100 running trials until August 36

8x S36-class motor torpedo boat
- S35-S38 running trials until July 36
- S39-S42 running trials until September 36

2x RM36C-class river monitor
- Argonaut running trials until July 36
- Lynkeus running trials until September 36

1x Pleiades-class light destroyer
- Elektra running trials until August 36

Ordered Units

3x LD35-class light destroyer (10 month á 71ts material necessary per unit)
- LD35-4 Swallow laid down in Port Louis on a Type 1 slip in October, completed in July 36
- LD35-3 Mohawk laid down in Majunga on a Type 1 slip in May 36, completed in February 37
- LD35-5 Kestrel laid down in Port Louis on a Type 1 slip in August 36, completed in May 37

4x FR35-class frigate (1 month á 89ts and 9 month á 94ts material necessary per unit)
- FR35-1 Rukwa laid down in Douala on a Type 0 slip in November, completed in August 36
- FR35-2 Njassa laid down in Daressalam on a Type 0 slip in December, completed in September 36
- FR35-3 Chilwas laid down on Prince Eduard Islands on a Type 0 slip in January, completed in October 36
- FR35-4 Chiuta laid down on Port Louis on a Type 0 slip in January, completed in October 36

1x Lorelei-class coast guard cutter (11 month á 136ts material necessary per unit)
- Lorelei laid down in Daressalam on a Type 1 slip in August, completed in June 37

8x UJ35-class ASW launch (1 month á 200ts material necessary per unit)
- UJ101-UJ104 laid down in Lüderitz in July, completed in July 36
- UJ105-UJ108 laid down in Lüderitz in September, completed in September 36

Rebuilds/Refits/Repairs

None

Scrapping

None


Destroyers

Completed Units

8x Cat-class torpedoboat (Type 16)
8x Hound-class torpedoboat (Type 21)
10x Hound-class torpedoboat (Type 26)

8x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 21)
8x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 23)
16x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 27)
15x Nymph-class destroyer (Type 30)
8x Snake-class destroyer (Type 32)

8x Weapon-class large destroyer (Type 28)
7x Weapon-class large destroyer (Type 32)

On Trials

1x DD30-class destroyer
- Egeria running trials until July 36

Ordered Units

6x TB35-class torpedo boat (11 month á 110ts material necessary per unit)
- Salamander laid down in Durban on a Type 1 slip in November, completed in September 36
- Lizard laid down in Durban on a Type 1 slip in December, completed in October 36
- Chameleon laid down in Port Elizabeth on a Type 1 slip in January, completed in November 36
- Gecko laid down in Buenos on a Type 1 slip in February, completed in December 36
- Goanna laid down in Buenos on a Type 1 slip in Mar del Plata, completed in December 36
- Iguana laid down in Cape Town on a Type 1 slip in April, completed in February 37

Rebuilds/Refits/Repairs

None

Scrapping

1x TB21-class torpedo boat (4 month total, 2 month in Type 2 dock)
- Terrier scrapping in Mar del Plata starting in May, finished in August – 171ts received from hull for Q2/1937


Class B Cruisers

Completed Units

2x Nampula-class light cruiser (Type 08)
4x Port Shepstone-class light cruiser (Type 13)
5x Santa Fe-class light cruiser (Type 16)
4x Yaounde-class light cruiser (Type 19)
4x Libreville-class light cruiser (Type 21)
4x Rosario-class light cruiser (Type 22)
2x Aurora-class light cruiser (Type 24)
1x Arion-class light cruiser (Type 27)
3x Douala II-class light cruiser (Type 29)
2x Ajax-class light cruiser (Type 31)
1x Antenor-class light cruiser (Type 33)

2x Daphne-class anti aircraft cruiser (Type 34)

4x Fenris-class destroyer leader (Type 30)
2x Fasold-class destroyer leader (Type 31)
1x Diana-class destroyer leader (Type 34)

On Trials

1x DL34C-class destroyer leader
- Uller running trials until July 36

1x Ajax-class light cruiser
- Achilles running trials until September 36

Ordered Units

None

Repairs/Rebuilds/Refits

1x Arion-class light cruiser (2 month á 230ts)
- Arion entering the yard in Mar del Plate in June 36, the cruiser will stay until July 36

Scrapping

None


Class A Cruisers

Completed Units

1x Colony-class AC
4x Cape-class (Type 23)
2x Cape-class (Type 26)
1x Dragon-class (Type 29)
1x Hero-class (Type 33)

On Trials

1x Radiance-class heavy cruiser
- Radiance running trials until November 36

Ordered Units

1x CA34F-class heavy cruiser (26 month á 666ts material necessary per unit)
- Brilliance laid down in Durban on a Type 4 slip in July, completed in August 36

1x Hero-class heavy cruiser (21 month á 555ts material necessary per unit)
- Belerophon laid down in Buenos Aires on a Type 3 slip in October 34, all work halted August 35, work commenced in April 36, completed in February 37

Repair/Refits

None

Scrapping

None


Capital Units

Completed Units

1x Hertog-class
2x Koning-class
2x Mauritius-class
2x South Africa-class
2x Mocambique-class
1x Ophion-class
2x Triumph-class
2x Imperator-class

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

2x BB33Lh-class battleship (48 month á 796ts material necessary per unit)
- Monarch laid down in Montevideo on a Type 4 slip in January 33, all work halted August 35, work commenced in April 36, completed in August 37
- Sovereign laid down in Buenos Aires on a Type 4 slip in January 34, all work halted August 35, work commenced in May 36, completed in September 38

Rebuilds/Refits

1x Ophion-class battleship (5 month á 2964ts/month and 10 month á 740ts/month material necessary – partial double rate)
- Ophion entering a Type 4 dock in Cape Town in August 35. Leaving the dock in November, the battleship will stay in the yard until October 36

Scrapping

1x Hertog-class battlecruiser (11 month total, 5 month in Type 3 dock)
- Hertog Alexander scrapping in Durban starting in July, finished in May 37 – 3842ts received from hull for Q1/1938


Coastal Defence Units

Completed Units

0x Nagelring-class
1x Tyrfing-class
1x Gungnir-class

1x LCDS-class
1x LCDS-2-class

On Trials

1x LCDS-2-class CDS
- Nagelfar running trials until September 36

Ordered Units

1x CDS8-class CDS (17 month á 467ts material necessary per unit)
- Excalibur laid down in Cape Town on a Type 3 slip in April, completed in August 36

Rebuilds/Refits

1x Nagelring-class CDS (8 month á 428ts/month material necessary)
- Nagelring entering a Type 3 dock in Buenos Aires in February 36. Leaving the dock in May, the LCDS will stay in the yard until September 36


Carriers

Completed Units

1x Forge-class fleet carrier (Type 26)

2x Anvil-class light fleet carrier (Type 30)

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

2x CV34-class carrier (30 month á 687ts material necessary per unit)
- Thomas van Deen laid down in Durban on a Type 3 slip in April 34, completed in September 36
- Cornelis Keser laid down in Cape Town on a Type 3 slip in October 34, all work halted August 35, work commenced January 36, completed August 37

Rebuilds/Refits

None


Class A Submarines

Completed Units

9x E-class submarine
13x F-class submarine
3x J-class submarine
2x L-class submarine
2x M-class submarine

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

2x M-class fleet submarine (11 month á 99ts material necessary per unit)
- M3 laid down in Durban on a Type 0 slip in December, completed in October 36
- M4 laid down in Durban on a Type 0 slip in January 36, completed in November 36

Repairs/Rebuilds/Refits

None


Class B Submarines

Completed Units

15x I-class submarine
7x H-class submarine
13x K-class submarine

On Trials

None

Ordered Units

None

Repairs/Rebuilds/Refits

None

Scrapping

None


Non-combatants

Completed Units

1x Bay-class tender (Type 04)
2x Bay-class tender (Type 05)
2x Bay-class tender (Type 08)
2x Bay-class tender (Type 11)
1x Bay-class tender (Type 13)
2x Bay-class tender (Type 16)
2x Bay-class tender (Type 19)
3x Bay-class tender (Type 22)
2x Bay-class tender (Type 25)
1x Bay-class tender (Type 29)

3x Mimir-class floatplane carriers
1x Bölthorn-class floatplane carrier
2x Thjazi-class floatplane carrier

1x FV32-class fleet support ship

On Trials

1x TD35-class tender
- TD35-1 Montevideo Bay running trials until September 36

Ordered Units

1x FV36-class fleet support ship
- FV36-1 Sharon den Adel laid down in Port Louis on a Type 2 slip in July 36, completed in January 38

1x TD35-class tender (15 month á 363ts material necessary per unit)
- TD35-2 Corisco Bay II laid down in Mar del Plata on a Type 2 slip in July, completed in September 37

Repairs/Rebuilds/Refits

None

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At the end of this quarter the RSAN consists of (units in service only):

76 ASW launches
58 motor launches
30 motor torpedo boats
29 minesweepers
39 small patrol crafts
4 river gunboat
96 TB/DD/DLs of less than 2,000ts
41 cruisers category b
9 cruisers category a
13 capital units
4 costal defence ships
3 fleet carrier
35 submarines category b
29 submarines category a
6 floatplane carriers
18 armed tenders
1 fleet support ship

plus numerous auxiliary vessels of all kind.

Lorelei , coast guard / fishery protection vessel laid down 1936

Displacement:
1.585 t standard

Dimensions: Length overall / water x beam x draught
98,41 m / 95,70 m x 10,50 m x 3,80 m

Armament:
3 - 4,13" / 105 mm guns in single mounts
4 - 1,57" / 40,0 mm guns (2x2 guns)
8 - 0,79" / 20,0 mm guns (4x2 guns)

Machinery:
Oil fired boilers, steam turbines,
Geared drive, 2 shafts, 21.448 shp / 16.000 Kw

Complement:
145 - 189

Cost:
£0,768 million / $3,072 million

[I haven´t drawn her yet but she is - more or less - a copy of the historical Lorelei. See http://www.german-navy.de/kriegsmarine/c…s/k4/index.html]

Why not sim a bunch of fishing vessels right away so we know what it will be protecting?

Tarja Turuunen , fleet support ship and tender, laid down 1936

Displacement:
9.800 t standard

Dimensions: Length overall / water x beam x draught
147,25 m / 142,00 m x 21,00 m x 6,70 m

Armament:
4 - 4,53" / 115 mm guns (2x2 guns)
8 - 1,57" / 40,0 mm guns (4x2 guns)
12 - 0,79" / 20,0 mm guns (6x2 guns)

Machinery:
Oil fired boilers, steam turbines,
Geared drive, 2 shafts, 24.129 shp / 18.000 Kw

Complement:
561 - 730

Cost:
£2,376 million / $9,505 million

Quoted

Originally posted by Rooijen10
Why not sim a bunch of fishing vessels right away so we know what it will be protecting? :)

If I do so I might also sim the fish..... Is there a difference in hull strength between a blue whale and a white shark?

I'd think a shark would have lower hull strength because of more bendy cartilage compared to less bendy bone.



I have simmed a few fishing boats, but that was when I was pondering having the INS put a limited subsidy to trawlers with the potential for naval conversions.

Quoted

If I do so I might also sim the fish..... Is there a difference in hull strength between a blue whale and a white shark?

... and what's wrong with simming a fishing boat? Don't tell me that you can't sim something as simple as a fishing boat.

Quoted

I'd think a shark would have lower hull strength because of more bendy cartilage compared to less bendy bone.

Shark is a light fast combattant. Don't forget to add plenty of miscellaneous weights for all those nasty teeth.

Quoted

Originally posted by Rooijen10

Quoted

I'd think a shark would have lower hull strength because of more bendy cartilage compared to less bendy bone.

Shark is a light fast combattant. Don't forget to add plenty of miscellaneous weights for all those nasty teeth.

And maybe a few hundred pounds for the contents of its stomach, too?