Tail trawl

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Trenchless trawl - a small vessel designed to clean sea basins from sea mines using towed trawls, as well as auxiliary tasks less than a trawler.

Trawling trawl equipment is similar to a trawl, but usually poorer. Armed forces are usually large-caliber machine guns or small caliber automatic caliber up to 20 mm. Because of the size of the boat is not equipped with hydro-diving stations, usually do not carry sea mines. Due to their small size, they are generally designed for trawling coastal waters, their role is secondary to trawlers. Like trawlers, trawlers have been largely displaced by the destroyers since the 1980s.

In the Polish Navy, since 1946 four post-German landing craft have been rebuilt into high speed trawls No. 1 - 4, but were not used for trawling mines, but for auxiliary tasks. From 1955 to the 1970s, 7 TRUTH TRUTH TRUTH-type trawls were used in the PMW, and from 1958 to 1982, 25 trawl cutters of the 361T project. Units of both types were built in Poland under Soviet license and massively used in the USSR. Since 1983, two large B410-IVS projects have been developed in Poland, based on the project of a fishing trawler.

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