Iranian Patrol Craft/Boats - Iranian Navy (sitios de interés)
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3 U.S. PGM 71 class
Builder: Peterson Builders, Inc., Sturgeon Bay, Wis. (Entered Service: 1967–70)
211 Parvin (ex-PGM 103)
213 Nahid (ex-PGM 122)
212 Bahram (ex-PGM 112)
Displacement: 102 tons light (142 fl)
Speed: 17 kts
Dimensions: 30.81 × 6.45 × 2.3 meters
Armament: 1 40-mm 60-cal. Mk 3 AA; 1 20-mm 90-cal. Oerlikon GAM-B01 AA; 2 single 12.7-mm Colt M2 mg?
Electronics: Radar: 1 . . . nav.
Machinery: 8 General Motors 6-71 diesels; 2 props; 2,120 bhp?
Electric: 30 kw tot.
Range: 1,000/17
Fuel: 16 tons
Crew: 30 tot.
Remarks: Thought to have been sunk during the Iran-Iraq War but have been sighted still in service. ASW equipment originally fitted (SQS-17 hull-mounted sonar, Mouse- trap ASW rocket launchers, and depth charges) has been removed, and the original radar may have been replaced.
15 Peykaap (IPS 16) class
Builder: North Korea (Entered Service: 2002)
Displacement: 14 tons
Speed: 52 kts
Dimensions: 16.3 × 3.75 × 0.9 meters
Armaments: 2 324-mm TT; 1 12.7-mm mg
Electronics: Unknown
Machinery: 2 diesels; 2 surface-piercing props; 2,400 bhp?
Range: 320/52
Crew: 3
Remarks: Constructed in North Korea; built with signature reduction hull features. The first six units were delivered 8-12-02.
20+ modified Peykaap (IPS 16a) class
Builder: North Korea (Entered Service: 2006)
Modified Peykaap (IPS 16a) class 1. 12.7-mm machine gun; 2. Navigational/ surface search radar; 3. Launcher for C-704/Nasr-1 SSM Drawing by Ivan Zajac for Combat Fleets of the World 16th Edition
Displacement: 14 tons
Speed: 52 kts
Dimensions: 16.3 × 3.75 × 0.9 meters
Armament: 2 C-704 Nasr-1 SSM; 2 12.7-mm mg or 2 torpedoes
Electronics: Unknown
Machinery: 2 diesels; 2 surface-piercing props; 2,400 bhp
Range: 320/52
Crew: 3
Remarks: Constructed in Iran to a North Korean design; modified variants of the Peykaap (IPS 16) class. All units can carry 2 Chinese C-704 missiles (built domesti- cally as the Iranian ìNasr-1î) and are fitted with either two 12.7-mm machine guns or two torpedoes. Also known as the Peykaap II-class.
6 MIG-S-2600-PB class
Builder: Joolaee Iran Marine Industries
Displacement: 80 tons (85 fl)
Speed: 35 kts
Dimensions: 26.20 × 6.20 × 1.40 (hull) meters
Armament: 1 12-round 107-mm artillery RL; 1 twin 14.5-mm 79-cal. AA?
Machinery: 4 MWM TBD-234-V16 diesels; 4 props; 4,000 bhp
Crew: 10 tot.
Remarks: Also known as the Zafar class. Offered for export sale, and at least one proto- type was built for Pasdaran Revolutionary Guard service. Design appears to be based on the North Korean Chaho class (of which three were transferred 4-87 and since discarded).
10 MIG-G-1900 class
Builder: Iran Marine Industries (Entered Service: 1992– 93)
U.S. Navy
Displacement: 28 tons (30 fl)
Speed: 36 kts
Dimensions: 19.45 × 4.20 × 0.90 meters
Armaments: 1 twin 23-mm 87-cal. ZSU-23-2 AA
Electronics: Radar: 1 . . . nav.
Machinery: 2 MWM TBD 234-V12 diesels; 2 props; 1,646 bhp
Crew: 8 tot.
Remarks: Hullform based closely on the U.S. Mk III patrol boat but built with German- supplied diesel engines and with the pilothouse on the centerline.
20 MIG-G-1800-TRB class
Builder: Iran Marine Industries
U.S. Navy
Displacement: 54 tons (60 fl)
Speed: 18 kts
Dimensions: 18.67 × 5.76 × 1.05 meters
Armament: 1 twin 23-mm 87-cal. ZSU-23-2 AA
Electronics: Radar: 1 . . . nav.
Machinery: 2 MWM TBD 234-V12 diesels; 2 props; 1,646 bhp
Crew: 8 tot.
Remarks: Intended primarily for customs service and police duties; operated by the Pasdaran. Has a large deckhouse extending over nearly the entire length of the hull and appears unsuitable for open-water operations.