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Type 41 class patrol boat

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Ship image=Spiez-IMG 8698.JPG

Ship caption=Spiez on display in the permanent exhibit of the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne.
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Name=Type 41

Builders=Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

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Class before=

Class after=Type 80 class patrol boat

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Built range=

In service range=1944-1983

In commission range=

Total ships building=

Total ships planned=

Total ships completed=9

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Total ships laid up=

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Ship type=Patrol boat

Ship tonnage=7 tonnes

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3.3|m|abbr=on}}

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Ship hold depth=

Ship speed=41 km/h

Ship propulsion=Modified Hispano aircraft engine, V8 type HS 57

Ship complement=7 men (commander, helmsman, engineer, two bow gunners and two stern gunners

Ship armament=*Before 1962:

Type 41 anti-tank gun
Twin anti-air guns
After 1962:
20mm auto-cannon
MG 51 machine gun.

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The Type 41 Class was a type of patrol boats of the Military of Switzerland, commissioned during the Second World War to patrol the border lakes of Switzerland. The class comprised nine units, commissioned between 1941 and 1944 in three series: Thun and Brienz in December 1941, Sargans, Schwyz and Unterwalden in July 1943, and Spiez, Bönigen and Brunnen in April 1944; Furthermore, the prototype Uri was also commissioned.^[1] They remained in service until late 1983, when they were replaced by the more modern Type 80 (Aquarius class). In 1962, the units of the class were upgraded with an electric generator, radars and radios, and had their armament upgraded: the Type 41 anti-tank rifle at the bow was replaced by a 20mm autocannon, and the twin anti-air MG 38 machine guns at the stern were replaced by an MG 51 machine gun.

When not on active duty in the military, the units were operated by the border patrol of the Customs office.

Thun

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1941

Completed:

Fate:

Brienz

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1941

Completed:

Fate:

Sargans

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1943

Completed:

Fate:

Schwyz

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1943

Completed:

Fate:

Unterwalden

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1943

Completed:

Fate:

Spiez^[2]

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1944

Completed:

Fate: On display in the permanent exhibit of the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne.

Bönigen

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1944

Completed:

Fate:

Brunnen

Builder: Werner Risch AG, Zürich-Wolishofen

Begun:

Launched: 1944

Completed:

Fate:

Sources and references

References

1. ^History, pbooturi.ch
2. ^Swiss Museum of Transport

Sources

Information label at the Swiss Museum of Transport.
History, pbooturi.ch
Photographs, pbooturi.ch

1 : World War II patrol vessels

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