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Navies and their vessels

This list is not an alternative to the available databases or books. It is more for categorization of models into classes. Alongside developped an informative list of ship classes.
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Fishery protection and Patrol Vessels

Muircha class
Muircha 1908-1946
Fort Rannoch class
Fort Rannoch 1936-1947
Flower class
Maev 1941;1946-1972, Cliona 1941;1946-1971, Macha 1941;1946-1971


Base type Flower Class
Ton class
Grainne 1954;1971-1985, Banba 1952;1971-1983, Fola 1955;1971-1986

HMS Upton M1187 1955 (1/1250), HMS Essington
Deirdre class
Deirdre 1972-

Similar type Aisling
Ferdia class
Ferdia 197.-1978
Emer class
Improved Deirdre. Emer 1978-2013 2014- Nigeria NNS Prosperity, Aoife 1979-2015 2015- Malta, Aisling 1980-2017 Libyen

Aisling
Eithne class
Eithne 1984-

LE Eithne
Peacock class
Orlagh ex HMS Swift 1984;1988-, Ciara ex HMS Swallow 1984;1988-
Sisters came to Philippines as Emilio Jacinto class

HMS Peacock
Roisin class
PV80 design OPV. Roisin 2000-0, Niamh 2001-0

Similar type Samuel Becket P61
Samuel Beckett class
OPV slightly larger (90m) than New Zealand Protector class (85m) which is based on 80m Roisin class PV80 design.
Samuel Beckett 2014-, James Joyce 2015-, William Butler Yeats 2016-, George Bernard Shaw under construction (as of 2017)

Samuel Becket P61

MTB

M1 class
M1-M5 1939-1948

Not assigned

Minesweeper (possibly escort/gunboat)

Mersey class trawler

Mersey class trawler

UJ2101 ex Strymon (1/600), Mersey class trawler
 

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References

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(454)↑ http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Waffen/ZTyp44.htm
(463)↑ Gröner, Jung, Maass: Kriegsschiffe 1815-1945, Bernard & Graefe Verlag Koblenz 1985
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(1252)↑a b http://german-navy.de/kriegsmarine/captured/cruiser/index.html
(1253)↑a b http://www.marine-seewoelfe.de/torpedoboote/
(1254)↑a b http://www.deutschekriegsmarine.de/hauptteil_uberwassereinheiten/Boote/hauptteil_torpedoboote/torp1940/Entw__FTboot_1940/entw__ftboot_1940.html
(1255)↑a b http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Waffen/TTyp40-R.htm
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(1260)↑ http://www.navypedia.org/ships/italy/it_of_caboto.htm
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(1262)↑ http://www.navypedia.org/ships/germany/ger_mine_ra251.htm
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