German Navy

Class

Name (Year)

Displacement; Length; Complement
Aircraft Carriers
(n/a)

Graf Zeppelin (1938); Peter Strasser (1938)

19,250 T; 820 T; ? people

Battleships
Tirpitz

Bismarck (1939)

41,700 T; 828; 1,800 people

Tirpitz (1939)

43,000 T; 791 ft; 2,600 people
(n/a)

Scharnhorst (1936); Gneisenau (1936)

31,850 T; 776 ft; 1,800 people

Battleships, Pocket
(n/a)

Admiral Graf Spee (1934); Admiral Scheer (1933)

10,000 T; 609 ft; 926 people

Deutschland

11,700 T; 620 ft; 1,150 people

Cruisers
(n/a)

Admiral Hipper (1937); Prinz Eugen (1938); Seydlitz (1939); Lützow (1939); Blücher (1937)

14,050 T; 680 ft; 1,600 people

Emden (1925)

5,600 T; 465 ft; 636 people

Köln (1928); Karlsruhe (1927); Konigsberg (1927)

6,650 T; 570 ft; 850 people

Leipzig (1929)

6,515 T; 548 ft; 850 people

Nürnberg (1934)

6,520 T; 561 ft; 896 people

Cruisers, Auxiliary
(n/a)

Atlantis (?)

17,600 T; 512 ft; 350 people

Coronel (?)

12,700 T; 442 ft; ? people

Komet (?)

7,500 T; 380 ft; 270 people

Kormoran (?)

19,900 T; 541 ft; 400 people

Michel (?)

11,000 T; 436 ft; 400 people

Orion (?)

15,700 T; 488 ft; 376 people

Pinguin (?)

17,600 T; 512 ft; 420 people

Stier (?)

11,000 T; 455 ft; 324 people

Thor (?)

9,200 T; 403 ft; 345 people

Widder (?)

16,800 T; 502 ft; 363 people

Destroyers
Beitzen

Leberecht Maass (1934); Max Schultz (1934); Georg Thiele (1934)

2,232 T; 393 ft; 325 people

Bruno Heinemann (1934)

2,171 T; 399 ft; 283 people

Bernd von Arnim (1934); Erich Giese (1934); Erich Koellner (1934); Wolfgang Zenker (1934)

1,625 T; 374 ft; 283 people

Richard Beitzen (1935); Paul Jacobi (1936); Theodore Riedel (1936); Hermann Schoemann (1936); Hans Lody (1936); Friedrich Ihn (1935); Erich Steinbrinck (1936); Friedrich Eckoldt (1937)

1,625 T; 374 ft; 283 people
Möwe

Möwe (1926); Falke (1926); Kondor (1926)

800 T; 278 ft; 121 people
Wolf

Iltis (1927); Wolf (1927); Jaguar (1928); Tiger (1928)

800 T; 304 ft; 123 people
(n/a)

Karl Galster (1936); Wilhelm Heidkamp (1936); Hermann Kühne (1936); Hans Lüdemann (1936); Diether von Roeder (1936); Anton Schmitt (1936)

2,411 T; 396 ft; 313 people

Minesweepers
(n/a)

M1; M6-36 (1937-1940)

600 T; ?? ft; 82 people

M72; M75; M84; M98; M102; M104; M110; M111; M117; M122; M126; M145; M146; M157 (1916-1920)

360 T; 192 ft; 51 people

M261-M500

545-775 T; 191-205 ft; 60-80 people

M601-M612; M801-M806

580-820 T; 208-271 ft; 107 people

Submarines
Coastal Type

U1-11 (1935); U17 (1935); U20-24 (1936); U56-63 (1938)

250-330 T; 137 ft; 23 people
Oceangoing Type

U37 (1938); U65 (1939); U68; U79-82 (1940); U88-92 (1940)

740 T; 245 ft; ? people

U77; U78

1,060 T; 276 ft; ? people
Seagoing Type

U29; U30; U34

500 T; 207 ft; 35 people

U45-55 (1938); U69-72 (1939); U74-76 (1939); U83 (1939); U84 (1939); U86 (1939); U87 (1939); U93 (1940); U94 (1940); U96-98 (1940)

517 T; 213 ft; 35 people

Torpedo Boats
(n/a)

T1-T12 (1935)

844 T; 277 ft; 119 people

T13-T21 (1937)

853 T; 281 ft; 119 people

T22-T36 (1939)

1,294 T; 337 ft; 206 people