List of decommissioned ships of the Finnish Navy

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This is a list of former vessels of the Finnish Navy.

Coastal defence ships[]

Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Ilmarinen  Finland 1931 Sunk in 1941 Väinämöinen 1938.jpg
Väinämöinen 1932 Scrapped in 1966

Submarines[]

Vetehinen-class submarines
Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Vetehinen  Finland 1930 Scrapped in the 1950s Sukellusveneitä Suomenlinnan telakkalla, Valmet. (hkm.HKMS000005-km0000m3m8).jpg
Vesihiisi 1930 Scrapped in the 1950s
Iku-Turso 1931 Scrapped in the 1950s
Vesikko-class submarine
Vesikko  Finland 1933 1946 Vesikkoa.jpg Currently a museum ship
Saukko-class submarine
Saukko  Finland 1930 1952 Saukko-1.jpg
AG-class submarines
AG 12  Russian Empire 1920s 1920s Metallist1931-1934Sevastopol.jpg
AG 16 1920s 1929

Icebreakers[]

Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
 Finland 1936 1961 Aallokas.jpg
Apu  Russian Empire 1899 1959 Apu 1899.jpg
Jääkarhu  Finland 1925 1945 Icebreaker Jääkarhu.jpg
Murtaja  Russian Empire 1889 1958 Finnish icebreaker Murtaja.jpg
Tarmo  Russian Empire 1907 1969 Tarmo Vellamo 2.JPG
 United Kingdom 1898 1960 Finnish icebreaker Sampo (1898).jpg
Sisu,
later Louhi 		 Finland 1938 1986 Icebreaker Sisu 001.jpg
Voima  Finland 1924 1945 Finnish icebreaker Voima (1924).jpg
Wäinämöinen  Russian Empire 1913 1922 Finnish icebreaker Wäinämöinen.jpeg

Mine warfare[]

Minelayers[]

Ruotsinsalmi-class minelayers[]

Teplokhod-class minelayers[]

Also known as minelaying boats or T-class boats.

Pukkio-class minelayers[]

Requisitioned minelayers[]

Minesweepers[]

Rautu-class minesweepers[]

SM-class minesweepers[]

Ahven-class minesweepers[]

  • Ahven
  • Kiiski
  • Muikku
  • Särki
  • Kuore
  • Lahna

Kuha-class minesweepers (1941)[]

  • Kuha
  • Salakka
  • Siika
  • Harjus
  • Säynäs
  • Karppi
  • Kuha 7
  • Kuha 8
  • Kuha 9
  • Kuha 10
  • Kuha 11
  • Kuha 12
  • Kuha 13
  • Kuha 14
  • Kuha 15
  • Kuha 16
  • Kuha 17
  • Kuha 18

Kuha-class minesweepers (1974)[]

  • Kuha 22 (22)
  • Kuha 25 (25)

Kiiski class minesweepers[]

  • Kiiski 2 (522)

A-class minesweepers[]

DR-class minesweepers[]

Former United States Army Design 257-A 74-foot tugs.[1]

Gunboats[]

Frigates[]

Corvettes[]

  • Karjala
  • Turunmaa

Patrol/ASW vessels[]

Kiisla-class patrol boats[]

Escort vessels[]

  • Aura II

Fast attack craft[]

Model Origin Acquired Fate Image Details
Tuima  Soviet Union 1966 Decommissioned in 2000. Sold to Egypt in 2006 Finnish Naval Ship Tuima Class.jpeg
Tuisku
Tuuli
Tyrsky
(60)  Finland 1981 Decomissioned in 2007. Two sold to Croatia in 2008, two used for testing of stress damage from sea mine blasts. Finnish fast attack craft Turku (61) underway in the Baltic Sea, in 2000.jpg
(61)
(62)
(63)

Torpedo boats[]

  • S1
  • S2
  • S3
  • S4
  • S5
  • S6

Sisu-class motor torpedo boats[]

Isku-class motor torpedo boats[]

  • Isku

Syöksy-class motor torpedo boats[]

'V class' motor torpedo boats[]

  • Vasama
  • Vihuri
  • Viima
  • V3

Dark-class fast patrol boat[]

Patrol boat[]

Hurja-class motor torpedo boats[]

Jymy-class motor torpedo boats[]

Taisto-class motor torpedo boats[]

  • Tarmo
  • Taisto
  • Tyrsky
  • Tuima
  • Tuisku
  • Tuuli
  • Taisto 7
  • Taisto 8

R-class patrol boats[]

Motor patrol boats[]

  • VMV 1
  • VMV 2
  • VMV 3
  • VMV 4
  • VMV 5
  • VMV 6
  • VMV 7
  • VMV 8
  • VMV 9
  • VMV 10
  • VMV 11
  • VMV 12
  • VMV 13
  • VMV 14
  • VMV 15
  • VMV 16
  • VMV 17
  • VMV 18
  • VMV 19
  • VMV 20
  • VMV 101
  • VMV 102
  • VMV 103
  • VMV 104

Nuoli-class fast gunboats[]

  • Nuoli 1
  • Nuoli 2
  • Nuoli 3
  • Nuoli 4
  • Nuoli 5
  • Nuoli 6
  • Nuoli 7
  • Nuoli 8
  • Nuoli 9
  • Nuoli 10
  • Nuoli 11
  • Nuoli 12
  • Nuoli 13

Hovercraft[]

School ships[]

Connection vessels[]

Surveillance ships[]

  • (99) (ex-Valvoja III)

Transport[]

[]

  • (232)
  • (334)

[]

  • (771)
  • (772)

[]

  • (874)
  • (176)

[]

  • (351)

[]

  • Valas (897)
  • Vahakari (121)
  • Mursu (98)

Training ships[]

[]

  • (683)

[]

  • Lokki (57)

Command launches[]

Askeri-class command launch[]

  • Viiri

Träskö-class command launch[]

  • Alskär (993)
  • Torsö (894)

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ Colton, T. (March 26, 2014). "U.S. Army Ocean Tugs (LT, ST) Built During WWII". Shipbuilding History. T. Colton. Archived from the original on 4 November 2011. Retrieved 11 July 2015.
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