Baltic PRO

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    Andrzej S. (#3812284)

    Groźny (★4.5)

    A large russian submarine chaser. A Project 122-bis BO-class (Russian: bolshoy okhotnik) vessel. She was acquired by the Polish Navy on December 15, 1957, along with seven other ships. Operated as “DS-48“, her pennant number was later changed to 368. The vessel was decommissioned in 1971 after being sunk durin
    Mares

    Delfin (★4.3)

    Launched on October 10, 1942, at the Robert Jacob shipyard in City Island, New York. She belonged to the BYMS-class of wooden motor minesweepers. Her name during service in the British Royal Navy was “BYMS-2211“. She was commissioned into the Polish Navy on April 19, 1948.
    Mares, Janez Kranjc

    Wrak MS Georg Buchner (★4.6)

    Georg Büchner was built in 1950 as the “Charlesville“ in Belgium and commissioned in 1951. She served under the Belgian flag until 1967. Maximum depth of around 40m.
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    Kanonierka (★4.5)

    Wreck lays on 30m, exacly on it’s keel with a slight tilt to starboard. April 2009 part of the ship was blown up by navy divers and 1/3 of the ship was destroyed. Because of often strong currents, a lot of debris hangs on the wreck, therefore there is an increased risk of getting caught/stuck on lines and nets.
    Mares

    ORP Wicher (★4.6)

    A warship built at the Chantiers Navals Français shipyard in Blainville (which also supplied the boilers and turbines) and Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire in St. Nazaire. The first modern Polish destroyer of the Second Polish Republic’s Navy (she served under the Polish flag for 9 years).
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    ORP Bryza (★4.5)

    The K-18 was built at the Gdańsk River Shipyard – Stogi. She entered service on January 10, 1965. The steel hull was constructed from six blocks consisting of flat and volumetric sections. The cutter was capable of carrying passengers. The engine room is located amidships beneath the main deck.