Ternopil (U209)

	300px; U209 Ternopil in Sevastopol. (centre)
Name:	Ternopil (U209)
Namesake:	Ternopil
Operator:	Ukrainian Navy
Ordered:	1991
Builder:	Leninska Kuznya
Laid down:	April 15, 1991
Launched:	March 15, 2002
Completed:	2002
Acquired:	2006
Commissioned:	February 16, 2006
In service:	2006
Homeport:	Sevastopol
Fate:	Active Service
General characteristics
Class and type:	Grisha V class
Displacement:	1010 tons
Length:	80 meters
Draught:	9 meters
Speed:	31 knots
Crew:	80 (65 sailors; 5 naval noncommissioned officers; 20 commissioned officers)
Armament:	antiaircraft missiles; antisubmarine missiles and bombs

Ternopil (U209) is a Grisha V class^[1] anti-submarine corvette of the Ukrainian Navy.^[2]

Service

Between May 25 and July, 2007 Ternipil took part in NATO Active Endeavour anti-terrorist operation.^[8]

Career (Ukraine)	Ukrainian Ensign
300px U209 Ternopil in Sevastopol. (centre)
Name:	Ternopil (U209)
Namesake:	Ternopil
Operator:	Ukrainian Navy
Ordered:	1991
Builder:	Leninska Kuznya
Laid down:	April 15, 1991^[3]
Launched:	March 15, 2002^[4]
Completed:	2002
Acquired:	2006^[5]
Commissioned:	February 16, 2006^[6]
In service:	2006
Homeport:	Sevastopol^[1]
Fate:	Active Service
General characteristics
Class and type:	Grisha V class
Displacement:	1010 tons^[7]^[6]
Length:	80 meters^[6]
Draught:	9 meters^[6]
Speed:	31 knots^[6]
Crew:	80^[1] (65 sailors 5 naval noncommissioned officers 20 commissioned officers)^[6]
Armament:	antiaircraft missiles; antisubmarine missiles and bombs