Lazarettschiffe Glückauf

History

Oct 9, 1913 Launched.

Dec 11, 1913 Completed as S/fe Bubendey (Hapag).

Mar 18, 1916 Taken over by the Kaiserliche Marine.

Jan 24, 1918 Entered service as Führerboot, V-FlotillaKiel

Nov 30, 1918 Bubendey is returned.

1930 The Bubendey is renamed as Glückuaf (NDL).

Sept 20, 1939 Glückauf is in Kriegsmarine service asLazarettschiff F, serving under Station N

1941 Glückauf serves under Fleet Train, East (TSV-O)

Aug 15, 1946 Decommissioned and returned.

1954 Rebuilt as M/S, now 1172 BRT.

1960 Renamed as the Kehrwieder (Hapag).

1963 Became the Italian Isola Del Sole.

1966 Became the Anna Maria Lauro.

June 3, 1986 Scrapped in Naples.

Name:	Glückauf
Type	S/fe
Construction Yard (Yard No.)	Stettiner Oderwerke, Stettin (646)
Launched	9.10.13
Commissioned	11.12.13
Weight, metric tons	1037
Weight, BRT	981
Length, meters	68,05
Width, meters	12,22
Depth, meters	2,90
Engines	Two 3cyl triple acting expansion engines, 2 shafts, 2 boilers
Horsepower, HP	1300 induced
Speed, knots	12,5
Range, nautical miles (Max.)	1728 at 12 knots (using 145t coal)
Patients (beds)/Medical staff	?/?
Crew (officers,men)	20 total
Armament	None
Owner	Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen