Tamoio (Brazil): 844-ton submarine, ex-Ascianghi (Italy) Tartu (Estonia): 108-ton gunboat Tegualda (Chile): 435-ton submarine Teh Sheng (China): 932-ton gunboat, scuttled 1937 Ternen (Denmark): 100-ton surveying tender and patrol boat Timbira (Brazil): 844-ton submarine, ex-Gondor (Italy) Tirane (Albania): 46-ton patrol boat (Norway): 406-ton patrol boat Tse Chiang (China): 900-ton patrol boat Tung An (China): 390-ton destroyer Tupi (Brazil): 844-ton submarine, ex-Italian submarine Neghelli Tursas (Finland): 360-ton trawler Turunmaa (Finland): 342-ton gunboat Uisko (Finland): 360-ton trawler Uruguay (Argentina): 550-ton sloop Uku (Estonia): Gunboat Uusimaa (Finland): 400-ton gunboat Veinti y Cuatro de Febrero (Cuba): 218-ton gunboat Vesihiisi (Finland): 716-ton submarine Vesikko (Finland): 300-ton submarine Vetehinen (Finland): 716-ton submarine Vidar (Norway): 260-ton minelayer Vilppula (Finland): 165-ton minesweeper Viraitis (Latvia): 586-ton gunboat and minesweeper, became T-297 (USSR) Vlorë (Albania): 46-ton patrol boat Wakakura (New Zealand): 540-ton Castle class naval trawler Warendorp (Germany): 109-ton training vessel, ex-Reiher Wei Sheng (China): 932-ton gunboat, scuttled in 1937 West Diep (Belgium): 109-ton torpedo boat, became Reiher (Germany) Wielingen (Belgium): 227-ton torpedo boat Wilk (Poland) 980-ton submarine Wu Feng (China): 200-ton gunboat Yi Shen (China): 350-ton gunboat YP-19 (USA), 37.5-ton patrol vessel Yung An (China): 90-ton river gunboat Yung Chi (China): 860-ton gunboat, became Hai Hsing (Japan) Yung Chien (China): 860-ton gunboat, became Asuka (Japan) Yung Feng (China): 780-ton gunboat, became Chung Shan Yung Hsiang (China): 780-ton gunboat Yung Shen (China): 300-ton gunboat Yung Sui (China): 650-ton river gunboat Żbik (Poland) 980-ton submarine Żuraw (Poland) 183-ton minesweeper World War II naval ships Lists of World War II ships