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MTB
736
"D"
Type Motor Torpedo Boat
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MTB 736
From the collection of John R. Wilson
Courtesy of Jeff Bobbie
Click on the above photo to view a larger
image
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Launched:
Transferred
to the RCN:: Apr 1944
Removed
from service: 18 May 1945
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Returned
to RN: 18 May 1945
Fate:
Unknown
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MTB 736 was a "D" Type MTB, Displacement:
102 tons, Length: 115 ft, Beam: 21.25 ft, Draught: 5.25 ft, Speed: 29
kts, Complement: 4 officers, 28 men, Armament: 2-6pdrs, 2-
20mm(1xII), 2-18in TT. While she flew the White Ensign, she was not
commissioned in the RCN but instead was listed as a tender to HMCS
STADACONA (tenders were not commissioned vessels). MTB 736 took part
in the D-Day landings on 06 Jun 1944. She was returned to the RN on 18 May 1945.
Photos and Documents
Crew
photos
Commanding Officers
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Lt Samuel Owen Greening,
RCNVR - 31 Mar 1944 - 17 May 1944
Lt George Magnus Moors, RCNVR - 17
May 1944 - 03 Oct 1944 |
Lt J.R. Culley,
RCNVR - 03 Oct 1944 - unk
Lt George Magnus Moors, RCNVR -
unk - 18 May 1945 |
In memory of those who have crossed the bar 
They shall not be
forgotten
Former Crew Members
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Baine, Radar
Black, Motor Mechanic
Brown, Stoker
Brown, Telegraphist
Byers, 1st LT
Crozier, LS
Debruie, AB
Delin, OS
Dorset, AB
Dudley, LS
Gibbings, AB
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Goodburn, Motor Mechanic
Greene, AA3
Hooper, H., AA3
Kelly, Telegraphist
McGregor, Lt, NavO
Monaghan, AA3
Moors, LT, C.O.
Mulligan, AA2
Olynick, Signalman
Parsons, AB
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Phibbs, L/MM
Prest, Radar
Robinson, AAA3
Rossiter, PO/MM
Sale,
John Robert, A/Lt, RCNVR - 10 Apr 1944
Smith, C/MM
Smith,
Stewart, AA3 - 
Turpin, Cox'n
Vale, STOKER
Venoit, STOKER
Walters, STOKER
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Photos and
Documents
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MTB 736 Christmas card from Lisle Maher Goodburn to
his sister in 1944
Courtesy of Warren Wall |
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