List_of_decommissioned_ships_of_the_Finnish_Navy
This is a list of former vessels of the Finnish Navy.
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| Model | Origin | Acquired | Fate | Image | Details |
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| Ilmarinen |  Finland |
1931 | Sunk in 1941 |  |
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| Väinämöinen | 1932 | Scrapped in 1966 |
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| Vetehinen-class submarines | ||||||
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| Model | Origin | Acquired | Fate | Image | Details | |
| Vetehinen | Finland |
1930 | Scrapped in the 1950s | |||
| Vesihiisi | 1930 | Scrapped in the 1950s | ||||
| Iku-Turso | 1931 | Scrapped in the 1950s | ||||
| Vesikko-class submarine | ||||||
| Vesikko | Finland |
1933 | 1946 | Currently a museum ship | ||
| Saukko-class submarine | ||||||
| Saukko | Finland |
1930 | 1952 | |||
| AG-class submarines | ||||||
| AG 12 |  Russian Empire |
1920s | 1920s | |||
| AG 16 | 1920s | 1929 | ||||
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| Model | Origin | Acquired | Fate | Image | Details |
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| Aallokas | Finland |
1936 | 1961 | ||
| Apu | Russian Empire |
1899 | 1959 | ||
| Jääkarhu | Finland |
1925 | 1945 | ||
| Murtaja | Russian Empire |
1889 | 1958 | ||
| Tarmo | Russian Empire |
1907 | 1969 | ||
| Sampo |  United Kingdom |
1898 | 1960 | ||
| Sisu, later Louhi |
Finland |
1938 | 1986 | ||
| Voima | Finland |
1924 | 1945 | ||
| Wäinämöinen | Russian Empire |
1913 | 1922 | ||
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Minelayers
- Louhi
- Sveaborg
- Keihässalmi
- Pohjanmaa
Ruotsinsalmi-class minelayers
Teplokhod-class minelayers
Also known as minelaying boats or T-class boats.
- Pommi
- Miina
- Lieska
- Loimu
- Paukku
Pukkio-class minelayers
- Porkkala
- Pukkio
- Pansio
Requisitioned minelayers
- Baltic
- Frej
- Poseidon
- Suomi
Minesweepers
- Ajonpää
- Kallanpää
- Purunpää
- Vahterpää
- Tammenpää
- Katanpää
Rautu-class minesweepers
- Rautu
- Vilppula
SM-class minesweepers
- SM 1
- SM 2
- SM 3
- SM 4
Ahven-class minesweepers
Kuha-class minesweepers (1941)
Kuha-class minesweepers (1974)
- Kuha 22 (22)
- Kuha 25 (25)
Kiiski class minesweepers
- Kiiski 2 (522)
A-class minesweepers
- A-1
- A-5
DR-class minesweepers
Former United States Army Design 257-A 74-foot tugs.[1]
- DR-1
- DR-2
- DR-3
- DR-5
- DR-6
- DR-7
- DR-8
- DR-9
- DR-10
- DR-11
- DR-15
- DR-17
- DR-18
Kiisla-class patrol boats
- Aura
- Aura II
- Uisko
- Tursas
- Viipuri
- 762
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| Model | Origin | Acquired | Fate | Image | Details |
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| Tuima |  Soviet Union |
1966 | Decommissioned in 2000. Sold to Egypt in 2006 | ||
| Tuisku | |||||
| Tuuli | |||||
| Tyrsky | |||||
| Helsinki (60) | Finland |
1981 | Decommissioned in 2007. Two sold to Croatia in 2008, two used for testing of stress damage from sea-mine blasts. | ||
| Turku (61) | |||||
| Oulu (62) | |||||
| Kotka (63) | |||||
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Sisu-class motor torpedo boats
Isku-class motor torpedo boats
Syöksy-class motor torpedo boats
'V class' motor torpedo boats
Dark-class fast patrol boat
- Vasama I
- Vasama II
Patrol boat
- Turja
Hurja-class motor torpedo boats
Jymy-class motor torpedo boats
Taisto-class motor torpedo boats
R-class patrol boats
Motor patrol boats
Nuoli-class fast gunboats
Hovercraft
- Augustin Ehrensvärd
- Axel von Fersen
- Fabian Wrede
- Wilhelm Carpelan
- Ahvola
- Kustaanmiekka (99) (ex-Valvoja III)
Hauki-class transports
- Hauki (232)
- Hankoniemi (334)
Kampela-class transports
- Kampela 1 (771)
- Kampela 2 (772)
Kala-class transports
- Kala 4 (874)
- Kala 5
- Kala 6 (176)
Lohi-class transports
- Lohi (351)
Valas-class transports
- Valas (897)
- Vahakari (121)
- Mursu (98)
Heikki-class training ships
- H3 (683)
Lokki-class training ships
- Lokki (57)
Askeri-class command launch
- Viiri
Träskö-class command launch
- Alskär (993)
- Torsö (894)
- 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.