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HNoMS Gyller was a Sleipner-class
destroyer commissioned into the
Royal Norwegian Navy in 1938.
Along with the
other Sleipner-class
vessels in commission...
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HNoMS Gyller,
after Gyller – one of the
twelve horses of the Æsir: HNoMS
Gyller (1847) was a steam-powered
schooner launched in 1847. HNoMS
Gyller (1938)...
- 10 cm guns and
could not
elevate them for use as anti-aircraft weapons.
Gyller had two
extra torpedo tubes, for a
total of four. Odin had a 20 mm anti...
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automotive parts manufacturer Panzer VII Löwe, a WW2
German tank
project HNoMS Gyller (1938), a
Norwegian warship captured by ****
Germany and
renamed Löwe Nordische...
- continue,
leaving Wilhelm Gustloff with one
torpedo boat escort, Löwe (ex-
Gyller). The ship had four
captains on
board (the
Wilhelm Gustloff's captain, two...
- May 1945, s****ped 1952. Four
Norwegian Sleipner-class destroyers, HNoMS
Gyller (1938), HNoMS Odin (1939), HNoMS Tor (1939), & HNoMS Balder (1939) were...
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Gearing Destroyer 2,616 2 July 1945
decommissioned 1969, sunk as
target 1970
Gyller Royal
Norwegian Navy Kriegsmarine
Sleipner Destroyer 735 7 July 1938 captured...
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destroyers were
captured following Germany's
conquest of Norway. HNoMS
Gyller (1938),
renamed Löwe and HNoMS Odin (1939),
renamed Panther were captured...
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other naval vessels in the
Kristiansand area,
including her
sister ship
Gyller.
After the
German capture of
Kristiansand Odin was
handed over to the Kriegsmarine...
- Æger (sunk 9 April),
Sleipner (evacuated to the
United Kingdom 25 April),
Gyller and Odin (both
captured 9 April) Two
incomplete Sleipner-class destroyers:...
