Almirante Guise.

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Destroyer Peruvian Navy built 1917 as LENNUK for stonia. Purchased 1933 by Peru. 1350tn.
Built as a destroyer by Bocker & Lange, Reval, Estonia for the Russian Imperial Navy.
09 November 1913 keel laid down.
13 January 1915 launched under the name AVTROIL one of the Izijaslav class of which five were built, only three did see active duty, the other two scrapped before completed.
Displacement 1.350 tons standard, 1.440 full load. Dim. 99.1 x 9.4 x 3.0m. (draught).
Powered by Brown Boverei turbines, 25.500 hp, twin shafts, speed 33 knots.
Armament 4 – 102mm, 1 – 37mm AA guns, 3 machineguns, 9 – 18 inch torpedo tubes, and could also carry 80 mines.
Crew 150.
12 August 1917 completed.
 
In service in the Baltic Fleet.
24 December 1918 captured in the Baltic by the British destroyers, HMS WAKEFUL, VENDETTA and VORTIGERN.
1920 Transferred to Estonia, renamed LENNUK.
1933 Sold to Peru and rename ALMIRANTE GUISE.
After arrival served in the Amazon Flotilla of the Peru Navy.
1947 Stricken, and scrapped in 1954.
 
On Peru 1984 250$ sg 1597, scott 825.
 
Source: http://www.miramarshipindex.org.nz/ship/show/306505. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izijaslav_class_destroyer
 

Peru SG1597. SSS Ency

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Peru 1984

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The Almirante Guise was powered by oil-fired boilers providing a top speed of 30 knots and a range of 3840 km.


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