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> Yard Numbers (Pt X) Fiume/Rijeka
Andreas von Mach
Posted: October 25, 2003 07:14 pm
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Cantirre Navale del Quarnaro, Fiume

#107 tug 154t 28,50x5,50x1,90m
#108 tug 154t 28,50x5,50x1,90m
#128 (127) CONSTANTA 2350t
#127 (130) DELFINUL 900t

I think the #107-8 could be the navy tugs
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Andreas von Mach
Posted: October 27, 2003 11:27 am
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The two tugs were perheps ordered for the Austrian Navy.
They are reported to be built 1918.

The yard list of Kraljevica/Porto Re was identical in that time with Rijeka/Fiume. In that time both belongs to Ganz-Danubius.
So also the Romanian TBs built Fiume have perheps the bolow yard numbers:
#51 82-F :arrow: NALUCA
#52 83-F :arrow: SMEUL
#53 84-F :arrow: FULGERUL
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Andreas von Mach
Posted: October 31, 2003 06:01 pm
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The two tugs mentioned by me I have found by R.Greger
"Austro-Hungarian Watrships of World War I"
Two tugs were built at Danubius, Budapest for Romania , but seized when Romania declared the war. Launched 1915, completed 1916, dismantled
and carried by rail to Fiume in the Spring of 1918, commissioned
as T162 on 19.9.18(162t) and T163 on 21.10.18 (154t) 300ihp=9kts.
In 1920 became Yugoslav USTRAJNI and Italian CIRCERO respectively.
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