Yugoslav minelayer Zmaj
ズマイ (水上機母艦)
Змай (гідроавіаносець)
Zmaj (Schiff, 1929)
Змай (гидроавианосец)
Drache (1929)
Zmaj was built in Germany as a seaplane tender for the Royal Yugoslav Navy between 1928 and 1930. She does not appear to have been much used in that role and was converted to a minelayer in 1937. Shortly before the Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941, she laid minefields along the Dalmatian coast, perhaps inadvertently leading to the sinking of two Yugoslav passenger ships. Slightly damaged by Italian dive bombers and then captured by the Italians during the invasion, she was soon handed over to the Germans. While in their service the ship was renamed Drache, had her anti-aircraft (AA) armament improved, and was used as a seaplane tender and later as a troop transport. In the latter role she participated in over a dozen convoys between the Greek port of Piraeus and the Greek island o
«Змай» (серб. Змај, хорв. Zmaj, (змій, дракон)) — гідроавіаносець ВМС Югославії.
ズマイ(Zmaj)は、の水上機母艦、後に改装されて機雷敷設艦。ドイツによる接収後は、ドラッヘ(Drache)、さらにSchiff 50と改名された。名称のズマイとドラッヘは、共に竜(ズメイも参照)に由来する。
Le Drache (en français, Dragon) était un mouilleur de mines de la Kriegsmarine de 1941 à 1944. À son origine c'était un navire de transport d'hydravions et ravitailleur de sous-marins du nom de Zmaj de la marine du Royaume de Yougoslavie. Il a été coulé au cours d'un raid aérien le 22 septembre 1944.
Die Zmaj (serbisch-kyrillisch Змај, deutsch Drache) war ein U-Boot-Begleit- und Wasserflugzeugmutterschiff der . Das Schiff wurde im April 1941 bei der deutschen Invasion Jugoslawiens erbeutet und dann in der Kriegsmarine unter dem Namen Drache eingesetzt.
«Змай» (сербохорв. Zmaj — «Дракон»), с 7 августа 1941 года — «Дра́хе» (нем. Drache — «Дракон») — гидроавиатранспорт в составе Королевских военно-морских сил Югославии (КВМС Югославии), а затем минный заградитель в составе кригсмарине.
Zmaj
Zmaj
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1941-04-17
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As minelayer, 1937
April–August 1942 as minelayer
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1931
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1928
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Zmaj as originally built
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1930-08-20
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Yugoslav seaplane tender Zmaj.jpeg
1928
1929-06-22
Zmaj
Dragon
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«Змай» (сербохорв. Zmaj — «Дракон»), с 7 августа 1941 года — «Дра́хе» (нем. Drache — «Дракон») — гидроавиатранспорт в составе Королевских военно-морских сил Югославии (КВМС Югославии), а затем минный заградитель в составе кригсмарине.
Le Drache (en français, Dragon) était un mouilleur de mines de la Kriegsmarine de 1941 à 1944. À son origine c'était un navire de transport d'hydravions et ravitailleur de sous-marins du nom de Zmaj de la marine du Royaume de Yougoslavie. Il a été coulé au cours d'un raid aérien le 22 septembre 1944.
Die Zmaj (serbisch-kyrillisch Змај, deutsch Drache) war ein U-Boot-Begleit- und Wasserflugzeugmutterschiff der . Das Schiff wurde im April 1941 bei der deutschen Invasion Jugoslawiens erbeutet und dann in der Kriegsmarine unter dem Namen Drache eingesetzt.
ズマイ(Zmaj)は、の水上機母艦、後に改装されて機雷敷設艦。ドイツによる接収後は、ドラッヘ(Drache)、さらにSchiff 50と改名された。名称のズマイとドラッヘは、共に竜(ズメイも参照)に由来する。
«Змай» (серб. Змај, хорв. Zmaj, (змій, дракон)) — гідроавіаносець ВМС Югославії.
Zmaj was built in Germany as a seaplane tender for the Royal Yugoslav Navy between 1928 and 1930. She does not appear to have been much used in that role and was converted to a minelayer in 1937. Shortly before the Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941, she laid minefields along the Dalmatian coast, perhaps inadvertently leading to the sinking of two Yugoslav passenger ships. Slightly damaged by Italian dive bombers and then captured by the Italians during the invasion, she was soon handed over to the Germans. While in their service the ship was renamed Drache, had her anti-aircraft (AA) armament improved, and was used as a seaplane tender and later as a troop transport. In the latter role she participated in over a dozen convoys between the Greek port of Piraeus and the Greek island of Crete between December 1941 and March 1942. The ship was rebuilt as a minelayer in mid-1942, and her AA armament was further improved. Soon after being recommissioned in August, she was renamed Schiff 50 and was used to evaluate the shipboard use of helicopters for anti-submarine warfare and mine reconnaissance. Between mid-March and May 1943 she was deployed as a convoy escort in the Aegean Sea. During this time she was involved in a gun duel with a surfaced British submarine, in which she was damaged and several of her crew members were killed or wounded. She continued to operate as both a troop transport and minelayer, laying several minefields in the Aegean. One minefield she laid in the Dodecanese in 1943 sank one British submarine, two Allied destroyers and badly damaged a third destroyer. Her AA armament was further enhanced in 1944 but this did not prevent her from being sunk by British aircraft in September while moored in the port of Vathy on the island of Samos. She was scrapped there after the end of World War II.
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Sunk by aircraft, 22 September 1944, and subsequentlyscrapped
Captured by the Italians on 17 April 1941 and handed over to the Germans soon after
1941-04-17
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