Suurop - Tallinn, Estonia - Military Ships and Submarines (Decommissioned) on Waymarking.com

This ship was built in Finland as a minesweeper and launched in 1957. It served the Finish Navy with the name Rymattyla. Later, in 1979, the ship was modified and shaped as a patrol and anti-submarine ship.

In 1999 this and her twin, Rihtinemi, were offered to Estonia. The names of these two ships in Estonia were inspired in vessels serving the Navy of the first independent Estonia, in the 20's. They served as training ships until 2006.

he vessel can be seen for free, as long as the visitor doesn't go up to the deck.

Type of vessel: Patrol vessel Admission? Cost?: 10 Date: 01/01/1957 Hours of use: Not listed Parking Coordinates: Not Listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   08/27/2018 aendgraend visited it