The 11.
Räumbootsflottille was formed in December 1939 and was initially commanded
by Hubert
Schlüter, this flotilla was made up of 8 Finkenwerder Fischkutter and
1937-43 Type R-boats and was deployed for minesweeping and security duties.
The 11. Räumbootsflottille was disbanded in October 1940. However, the
flotilla was reformed in September 1942 under the command of Felix
Freytag.
8 Finkenwerder Fischkutter
R39
also served in
3. Räumbootsflottille
R161 also
served in
7. Räumbootsflottille
R162
R189
R192
R198
R199
R200
R201
R212
R215
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RD 103
RD 104
RD 105
RD 109
RD 111
RD 112
RD
113
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RD 149
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Weser
December
1939 The 11. Räumbootsflottille was formed.
1939
The 11. Räumbootsflottille was deployed for minesweeping and security duties
in the Baltic sea.
October 1940 The 11. Räumbootsflottille
was disbanded however, the crews were used to form the nucleus of
7.
Räumbootsflottille.
September 1942 The 11. Räumbootsflottille
was reformed.
1942 The 11. Räumbootsflottille was moved
through French rivers and canals to reach the Mediterranean Sea.
1942
The 11. Räumbootsflottille was deployed for minesweeping and security duties
in the Mediterranean Sea.
23 September 1944 The 11. Räumbootsflottille
was again disbanded however, the remaining ships and crew were transferred to
the 22. Ujagdflottille.
Hubert Schlüter
Takes command on September 1939
Ends command on December 1939
Bernd
von Foerster
Takes command on December 1939
Ends command on October
1940
Felix
Freytag
Takes command on September 1942
Ends command on May 1944
Otto
Reinhardt
Takes command on May 1944
Ends command on 23 September 1944
Other: Räumbootsflottillen
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