"Gerard Callenburgh" was also scuttled, but the Germans were able to salvage her. She was subsequently completed by Blohm &amp; Voss, retaining most of the Dutch armament and equipment, and was commissioned as "ZH1" on 11 October 1942. She spent most of her career on trials in the Baltic but was transferred to Western France via the English Channel in November 1943. She was one of the German ships sent to intercept the Operation Neptune invasion armada, but they were themselves engaged by a squadron consisting of , , , , , and ). "ZH1" was torpedoed and badly damaged by "Ashanti" on 9 June 1944, and was scuttled with the loss of 33 men.