The V125 class and subsequent H145 subclass, also known as the Großes Torpedoboot Type 1916Mob, were improved versions of the s. They were built with a higher freeboard, which gave them better seakeeping capabilities while retaining good maneuverability.
French service After the end of World War I, the French Navy acquired five ships of this class as war reparations, becoming the Rageot de la Touche class. The last of the class were decommissioned and scrapped in 1935.
Ships in class Forty-four ships were planned for the V125 class with only nineteen ever being completed. NameBuildersLaunchedCommissionedG96Germaniawerft9 September 191623 December 1916V125Vulcan Stettin18 May 191729 August 1917V12630 June 191725 September 1916V12728 July 191723 October 1917V12811 August 191715 November 1917V12919 November 191720 December 1917V13020 November 19172 February 1918S131Schichau Elbing3 March 191711 August 1917S13219 May 19172 October 1917S1331 September 191721 February 1918S13425 August 19174 January 1918S13527 October 191715 March 1918S1361 December 191730 April 1918S1379 March 191814 June 1918S13822 April 191829 July 1918S13924 November 191715 April 1918V140Vulcan Stettin22 December 191718 November 1918V14126 March 1918V14225 September 1918V14325 September 1918V14410 October 1918H145Howaldtswerke11 December 19174 August 1918H14623 January 19183 October 1918H14713 March 191813 July 1920G148GermaniawerftG149G150Ww151Kaiserliche Werft KielS152Schichau Elbing6 June 1918S15322 July 1918S15415 August 1918S1557 September 1918S15626 October 1918S1573 December 1918V158Vulcan Stettin11 November 1918V159V160V161V162V163V164V165H166Howaldtswerke25 October 1919H16726 October 1918H1688 November 1919H16919 October 1918
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