tender for Polish submarines. The Polish crew left Burza in 1946, when she was transferred to the Royal Navy. In 1951 the ship was returned to the Polish Navy and towed to Gdynia in July. Burza was overhauled and entered service in 1955. In 1960 she became a museum ship. After Błyskawica replaced her in that role she was scrapped in 1977. Armament 1932–1940: Four 130 mm Schneider-Creusot guns (4x1) Two 40 mm Vickers-Armstrongs AA cannons (2x1) Four 13,2 mm Hotchkiss AA machine guns (2x2), from 1935 Six torpedo tubes 550/533 mm (2x3) Two depth charge launchers One Thornycroft depth charge thrower 30 mines 1940–1942: Four 130 mm Schneider-Creusot guns (4x1) One 76 mm Mk Vna gun Two 40 mm Vickers-Armstrongs AA cannons (2x1) Four 13,2 mm Hotchkiss AA machine guns (2x2) Eight 12,7 Vickers AA machine guns (2x4) Three torpedo tubes 550/533 mm (1x3) Two depth charge launchers Two Thornycroft depth charge throwers 1942–1946: Two 130 mm Schneider-Creusot guns (2x1) One 76 mm Mk Vna gun Four 40 mm AA Mk VIII cannons (1x4) Four 20 mm AA Oerlikon cannons Three torpedo tubes 550/533 mm (1x3) One hedgehog Two depth charge launchers Four Thornycroft depth charge throwers From 1955: Four 100 mm guns (4x1) Eight 37 mm AA cannons (4x2) One depth charge launcher Four depth charge throwers See also List of ships of the Polish Navy References Sources 1929 ships Wicher-class destroyers World War II destroyers of Poland Cold War destroyers of Poland