Iran Ajr, the minelaying ship captured by the U.S.

From June 1915, he rallied to Portsmouth to be converted into a minesweeper.

The minelaying cruiser Albatross failed after her fight against the Oleg and the Bogatyr.

German naval losses during the invasion amounted to a minesweeper.

During this war, Bulgaria deployed the Nadezhda, 6 torpedo boats, the minesweeper Kamchija, assisted by 5 cargo ships.

It served as a Dive-Bomber, a Night-Fighter, a Torpedo Bomber as well as a Mine-layer and Reconnaissance Aircraft.

A little apart, the cruiser Pluto was built as a training ship for the gunners and mine anchor.

Other buildings were requisitioned, such as the auxiliary cruiser Pedro Nunez, the Sado II minesweeper, and the Açor gunboat.

He was transferred to Devonport in 1915 and was converted into a mineswincher such as the Amphitrite in 1917.

The destroyer Voikov, mine-layer Argun, eight coast guards, seven minesweepers, twenty-four torpedo boats, twelve landing vessels and seven transports were involved.

The French battleships Suffren and Gaulois were also damaged trying to cross through a line of sea mines which was planted discreetly ten days earlier by the Ottoman mine-layer ship Nusret.

After the loss of U-233 in July 1944 it was decided not to use U-234 as a mine-layer.

After the loss of U-233 in July 1944 it was decided not to use U-234 as a mine-layer.

Following the loss of U-233 in July 1944, it was decided not to use U-234 as a minelayer; she was completed instead as a long-range cargo submarine with missions to Japan in mind.

The light cruiser USS Helena was torpedoes, and the concussion from the blast rolled the neighbouring minelayer USS Oglala right over.