Kronshtadt Class Submarine Chaser - Export and Transferring

Export and Transferring

  • Albania:
    • MPK-345 (1951), MPK-346 (1951) in 1958 (both returned in 1960),
    • MPK-388 (1952), MPK-389 (1952) in 1958,
    • MPK-394 (1952), MPK-450 (1954) in 1960.
  • Bulgaria:
    • 94 (ex-MPK-160) (1955) and 95 (ex-MPK-162) (1955) in 1957.
  • China:
    • BO-379 (1952), BO-380 (1952), BO-393 (1952), BO-395 (1952), BO-396 (1952), BO-397 (1952) in 1955.
    • Besides, 6 hulls were built at Zelenodolsk in 1954, transferred in parts by railway to Guangzhou (2) and Shanghai (4) and commissioned on People's Liberation Army Navy, and was designated as the Type 6604 submarine chaser.
    • Furthermore, 14 built in China with the assistance of Soviet specialists, with 12 completed at the end of 1956 and 2 in 1957. The first Chinese built unit entered service in 1957 and was designated as the Type 04 submarine chaser.
  • Cuba:
    • MPK-462 (1954), MPK-464 (1954), MPK-465 (1954), MPK-479 (1955), MPK-155 (1955), MPK-159 (1955) in 1962.
  • Indonesia:
    • MPK-424 (1953), MPK-426 (1953), MPK-427 (1953), MPK-429 (1953) in 1958,
    • MPK-292 (1950), MPK-293 (1950), MPK-294 (1950), MPK-300 (1950), MPK-334 (1950), MPK-382 (1952) in 1963. These six ships were reconstructed specially for Indonesian Navy by project "06" — with rearming by RBU-1200 rocket launchers and accommodating to tropical service conditions.
  • Poland:
    • Czujny (ex-BO-411) (1953), Nieugiety (ex-BO-412) (1953), Zawziety (ex-BO-417) (1953), Zwrotny (ex-BO-418) in 1955,
    • Zwinny (ex-MPK-291) (1950), Zreczny (ex-MPK-296) (1950), Wytrwaly (ex-MPK-344) (1951), Grozny (ex-MPK-347) (1951) in 1957.
  • Romania:
    • V1 (ex-BO-157) (1955), V2 (ex-BO-161) (1955) and V3 (ex-BO-466) (1954) in 1956.

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