Pansio Class Minelayer - Vessels

Vessels

Pansio
Pennant number: 876 (ex-576).
Builder: Olkiluoto.
Built: 1991.
Commissioned: 25 September, 1991.
Home base: Upinniemi.
Current status: In active service.
Pyhäranta
Pennant number: 875 (ex-575 and ex-475).
Builder: Olkiluoto.
Commissioned: 26 May, 1992.
Home base: Upinniemi.
Current status: In active service.
Porkkala
Pennant number: 777.
Builder: Olkiluoto.
Commissioned: 29 October, 1992.
Home base: Pansio.
Current status: In active service.
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Pansio class
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