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Edited and
Designed by:

Johnny E. Balsved

FENRIS (1915-1932)
(In English: n/a)

Tender FENRIS
(Photo: Lieutenant Commander R. S. Steensen)

Classification

Type:

Tender/Tug

Class:

n/a

Other Ships
in Class:

n/a

Specifications

Built by:

n/a

Design:

n/a

Laid down:

n/a

Launched:

Built in Holland 1915

Commissioned:

June 1916

Decommissioned:

Presumably stricken from service in 1932

Pennant Number:

n/a

Int'l Call Sign:

n/a

Displacement:

148 tons

Dimensions:

Length:

Beam:

Draught:

28.15 m

6.30 m

2.82 m

Complement:

18 men

Propulsion:

420 Hp

Range:

n/a

Armament:

2 x 47 mm Guns

Speed:

12 knots

History

Date:

Military Service:

1916-1919

Joined the Danish Partly Mobilized Forces as a Guard Ship in the Bay of Koege

1923

Joined a training flotilla with the cruiser GEJSER

Commanders

Date:

Commanding Officer:

 -

n/a

Notes

During a nightly storm on December 11, 1918 the Gun Goat rescued 5 men from a Dutch ship aground in the southern part of the Sound

Sources:

&

Vore krydsere, by R. Steen Steensen, Commander s.g., Marinehistorisk Selskab, Strubes forlag, 1971

&

Vore orlogsskibe fra halvfemserne til nu, by Kay Larsen, Nyt Nordisk Forlag/Arnold Busck, 1932

44You are also referred to the Naval Bibliography