Ships, Bases and Training Establishments of the RCN

 


 

Note (1): This list is based on available resources and may have ships missing

 

Note (2): After the names of smaller craft you may see letters that indicate the port they served in.  H=Halifax, E=Esquimalt, C=Charlottetown, S=Sydney, NS,  SJ=Saint John, NB

 

Aircraft Carriers

Armed Merchant Cruisers

Auxiliaries

Bases and Training Establishments

Corvettes

Cruisers

D.E.M.S.

Destroyers

Diving Support Vessels / Tenders

Drifters

Fishermen's Reserve

Floating Barracks

Frigates

Gate Vessels

Harbour Craft

Harbour Defence Patrol Craft

Hospital Ships

Hydrofoils

Icebreaker

Landing Craft

Lightships

Merchant Ships

Mine Warfare Vessels

Minesweepers

Motor Launches

Naval Reserve Divisions

Patrol Boats / Craft / Vessels

Port War Signal Stations

Power Training Craft

Range Support Vessels

Research / Survey Vessels

Royal Newfoundland Navy

Royal Navy Vessels

Sailing Vessels

Sloops

Sounding Vessel

Submarines

Support Vessels

Target Towing Vessels

Torpedo Boats

Trawlers

Transports

Troopships

Tugs

War Watching Stations

Weather Ships

Wireless Telegraph Stations

Yachts

Yard Craft

 


 

AIRCRAFT CARRIERS (Fly Navy)      Back to top of page

 

 

ARMED MERCHANT CRUISERS      Back to top of page

 

 

AUXILIARIES     Back to top of page

 

 

Examination Vessels - First World War

Berthier

Constance

Curlew

Felicia D.

Galiano

Gulnare

Malaspina

Restless

Speedy

 

 

FS Class (Freight and Supply)

Eastore Z56

Laymore Z57

Westore Z58 (designate)

 

Lightships (not commissioned in RCN)

Lurcher

 

 

Reserve Tenders (former Ville Class Tugs)

Burrard (ex Adamsville)

(Tender to HMCS Discovery)

Cavalier (ex Listerville)

(Tender to HMCS Star)

Cree (ex Lawrenceville)

(Tender to HMCS Chippawa)

Loganville

(Tender to HMCS Cataraqui)

Plainsville

(Tender to HMCS Star)

Youville

(Tender to HMCS York)

 

Tenders (as per Navy Lists First World War)

Davey Jones

Egret

Euclataw

Heron

Holly Leaf

Ivy Leaf

Laurel Leaf

Legal Limit

Narada

Tannis

Valiant

Viner

 

Unknown type of craft - First World War

Bluebell (NL APR 19)

Daisy (NL APR 19)

Pinta (NL APR 19)

 

 

 

 

CORVETTES     Back to top of page

 

 

Flower Class Corvettes - Photos and Documents

 

The Flowers of Canada - by Bruce LeCren (originally published in the Nautical Research Journal spring 2020)

 

Agassiz K129

Alberni K103

Algoma K127

Amherst K148

Arrowhead K145

Arvida K113

Asbestos K358

Atholl K15

Baddeck K147

Barrie K138

Battleford K165

Beauharnois K540

Belleville K332

Bittersweet K182

Brandon K149

Brantford K218

Buctouche K179

Calgary K231

Camrose K154

Chambly K116

Charlottetown K244

Chicoutimi K156

Chilliwack K131

Cobalt K124

Cobourg K333

Collingwood K180

Dauphin K157

Dawson K104

Drumheller K167

Dundas K229

Dunvegan K177

Edmundston K106

Eyebright K150

Fennel K194

Fergus K686

Forest Hill K486

Fredericton K245

Frontenac K335

Galt K163

Giffard K402

Guelph K687

Halifax K237

Hawkesbury K415

Hepatica K159

Kamloops K176

Kamsack K171

Kenogami K125

Kitchener K225

La Malbaie K273

Lachute K440

Lethbridge K160

Levis K115

Lindsay K338

Long Branch K487

Louisburg K143

Louisburg K401

Lunenburg K151

Matapedia K112

Mayflower K191

Merrittonia K688

Midland K220

Mimico K485

Moncton K139

Moose Jaw K164

Morden K170

Nanaimo K101

Napanee K118

New Westminster K228

Norsyd K520

North Bay K339

Oakville K178

Orillia K119

Owen Sound K340

Parry Sound K341

Peterborough K342

Pictou K146

Port Arthur K233

Prescott K161

Quesnel K133

Regina K234

Rimouski K121

Riviere du Loup K357

Rosthern K169

Sackville K181

Saskatoon K158

Shawinigan K136

Shediac K110

Sherbrooke K152

Smiths Falls K345

Snowberry K166

Sorel K153

Spikenard K198

St Lambert K343

Stellarton K457

Strathroy K455

Sudbury K162

Summerside K141

The Pas K168

Thorlock K394

Timmins K223

Trail K174

Trentonian K368

Trillium K172

Vancouver K240

Ville de Quebec K242

Wetaskiwin K175

West York K369

Weyburn K173

Whitby K346

Windflower K155

Woodstock K238

 

CRUISERS     Back to top of page

 

Diadem Class Protected Cruiser

Niobe

 

 

 

 

 

Apollo Class Protected Cruiser

Rainbow

 

 

 

 

 

Arethusa Class Light Cruiser

Aurora

 

 

 

 

 

 

DESTROYERS     Back to top of page  (Classes are listed in sequence of their approximate time entered in service not alphabetically)

 

M Class Destroyers

Patrician

Patriot

   

 

S Class Destroyers

Champlain

Vancouver F6A

  

 

 

 

Town Class Destroyers - under RCN operational control but not commissioned in the RCN

Caldwell I20

Chelsea I35

Georgetown I40

Leamington G19

Lincoln G42

Mansfield G76

Montgomery G95

Richmond G88

Salisbury I52

 

 

Tribal Class Destroyers (built in the U.K.)

Athabaskan G07

Haida G63 / 215

Huron G24 / 216

Iroquois G89 / 217

 

Tribal Class Destroyers (built in Canada)

Athabaskan R79 / 219

Cayuga R04 / 218

Micmac R10 / 214

Nootka R96 / 213

 

V Class Destroyers

Algonquin R17 / 224

Sioux R64 / 225

 

 

C Class Destroyers 

Crescent R16 / 226

Crusader R20 / 228

 

 

Annapolis Class Destroyer

Annapolis 265

Nipigon 266

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Iroquois Class Destroyers

Algonquin 283

Athabaskan 282

Huron 281

Iroquois 280

 

 

DIVING SUPPORT SHIPS / VESSELS / TENDERS     Back to top of page

 

Cormorant 20 -Diving Support Ship

 

Diving Tender # 1

Diving Tender # 2

Diving Tender # 3

Diving Tender # 4

Diving Tender # 5

Diving Tender # 6

Diving Tender # 7

Diving Tender # 8

 

 

 

Granby 180  - FDU(A)

Granby 180 ex HMCS Victoriaville - FDU(A)

 

Sechelt YDT 610 - FDU(A)

Sooke YDT 612 - FDU(P)

 

 

 

YDT 2

YDT 6

YDT 8

YDT 9 / YMT-9

 

YDT 11 - FDU(P)

YDT 12 (Granby) - FDU(A)

 

 

 

YDT 101 - FDU(A)

YDT 102 (Caribou) - FDU(A)

YDT 103 - FDU(A)

Diving support barges

 

DRIFTERS (Auxiliary Patrol Drifters)    Back to top of page

 

Admiralty Wood Coastal Drifters - These wooden-hulled drifters were built along the same general lines as those of the RN. They were intended for minesweeping and patrol duty, and 14 served at Gibraltar (G), 6 at Bermuda (B) and 5 in West Africa (W) from 1918 to 1919. A further 18 were lent to the USN (U) during the same period. Like the TRs, they found ready employment as fishing vessels after the war, and a few served in the RN from 1939 to 1945. Three of the drifters, unnumbered were destroyed incomplete by fire at the Canada Steamship Lines plant at Sorel on 19 Jun 1917. While they flew the White Ensign, the CDs were not commissioned vessels but listed as tenders and therefore did not have the prefix HMCS before their name.

 

Their specifications as designed were: Displacement: 99grt/150 ton; Length: 99 ft; Beam: 19 ft; Draught: 10 ft; Armament: 1-6 pdr; Speed 9 kts

 

The annotation of NL18 or NL19 after the vessel indicates the year it appeared in the Navy Lists NL18 for 1918 and NL19 for 1919.

CD 1 (G)

CD 2 (W)

CD 3

CD 4 -NL18

CD 5

CD 6

CD 7 (W)

CD 8 (W)

CD 9 -NL18

CD 10

CD 11 (W)

CD 12 (G)

CD 13 - NL18

CD 14 - NL18

CD 15 - NL18

CD 16 - NL18

CD 17 - NL18

CD 18 - NL18

CD 19 -NL18

CD 20 -NL18

CD 21 - NL18

CD 22 -NL18

CD 23 - NL18

CD 24 -NL18

CD 25 - NL18

CD 26 -NL18

CD 27 -NL18

CD 28 - NL18

CD 29 - NL18

CD 30 (U)

CD 31 (U)

CD 32 - NL18

CD 33 - NL18

CD 34 - NL18

CD 35 - NL18

CD 36

CD 37 - NL18

CD 38 - NL18

CD 39 -NL18

CD 40 -NL18

CD-41 (U)

CD 42 NL18

CD 43

CD 44 (G)

CD 45 (B)

CD 46 (U)

CD 47 (B)

CD 48 - NL18

CD 49 - NL18

CD 50 (U)

CD 51 (G)

CD 52

CD 53 - NL18

CD 54

CD 55

CD 56

CD 57

CD 58 (U)

CD 59 (U)

CD 60 (G)

CD 61

CD 62

CD 63

CD 64

CD 65

CD 66

CD 67

CD 68 - NL18

CD 69 (G)

CD 70

CD 71 (G)

CD 72 (G)

CD 73 - NL18

CD 74 -NL18

CD 75 (G)

CD 76 (G)

CD 77 (G)

CD 78 (U)

CD 79 - NL18

CD 80 (G)

CD 81 (B)

CD 82 (B)

CD 83

CD 84

CD 85 (G) - NL18

CD 86

CD 87 -NL18

CD 88 -NL19

CD 89

CD 90 (B)

CD 91

CD 92 (B)

CD 93 (G)

CD 94 (U)

CD 95 (NL 19)

CD 96 (U)

CD 97 (U)

CD 98 (U)

CD 99 (U)

CD 100 (U)

 

FISHERMEN'S RESERVE     Back to top of page

 

Vessels of the Fishermen's Reserve - called into service.  The list below based on the research of Bryon Taylor.

Algie

Allaverdy FY 06

Arashio

B.C. Lady FY 07

Barkley Sound FY 23

Barmar FY 10

Billow FY 25

Bluenose FY 41

Camenita FY 41

Cancolim Z10

Canfisco FY 17

Cape Beale FY 26

Capella FY 31

Chamiss Bay FY 39

Chief Seegay

Chief Tapeet

Comber FY 37

Crest FY 38

Dalehurst FY 35

Departure Bay FY 48

Early Field FY 40

Fifer FY 00

Flores Z25

Foam FY 22

Glendale V FY 35

Hatta VII FY 33

Howe Sound I FY 19

Joan W. II FY 34

Johanna FY 28

Loyal I FY 43

Loyal II FY 22

Marauder FY 03

Margaret I - FY 29

Merry Chase FY 46

Mitchell Bay FY 05

Moresby III FY 42

Pineleaf

Ripple II Z08

San Tomas FY 02

Santa Maria FY 08

Seaflash FY 45

Sea Wave FY 47

Seiner FY 32

Signal FY 30

Skidegate FY 20

Smith Sound FY 18

Spray FY 33

Springtime V FY 09

Surf FY24 (ex Arashio)

Takla FY 27

Tordo FY20

Valdes FY21

Van Isle FY01

Vencedor

West Coast FY04

Western Maid FY36

 

 

 

 

* The Nenamook Patrol Vessels were also part of the Fishermen's Reserve.

 

FLOATING BARRACKS

 

 

FRIGATES     Back to top of page

 

 

River Class

Annan K404

Antigonish K661

Beacon Hill K407

Buckingham K685

Cap de la Madeleine K663

Cape Breton K350

Capilano K409

Carlplace K664

Charlottetown K244

Chebogue K317

Coaticook K410

Dunver K03

Eastview K665

Ettrick K254

Fort Erie K670

Glace Bay K414

Grou K518

Hallowell K666

Inch Arran K667

Joliette K418

Jonquiere K318

Kirkland Lake K337

Kokanee K419

La Hulloise K668

Lanark K669

Longueuil K672

Lasalle K519

Lauzon K671

Levis K400

Magog K673

Matane K444

Meon K269

Monnow K441

Montreal K319

Nene K270

New Glasgow K320

New Waterford K321

Orkney K448

Outremont K322

Penetang K676

Port Colborne K326

Poundmaker K675

Prestonian K662

Prince Rupert K324

Ribble K525

Royalmount K677

Runnymede K678

St Catharines K325

St Pierre K680

St Stephen K454

Ste Therese K366

Saint John K456

Sea Cliff K344

Springhill K323

Stettler K681

Stone Town K531

Stormont K327

Strathadam K682

Sussexvale K683

Swansea K328

Teme K458

Thetford Mines K459

Toronto K538

Valleyfield K329

Victoriaville K684

Waskesiu K330

Wentworth K331

 

 

 

GATE VESSELS     Back to top of page

 

Gate Vessels - WW 1

Gate Vessel No. 3

 

 

 

 

 

Gate Vessels post 1920

Gate Vessel 1

Gate Vessel 2

Gate Vessel 3

Gate Vessel 4

Gate Vessel 5

Gate Vessel 6

Gate Vessel 7

Gate Vessel 8

Gate Vessel 9

Gate Vessel 10

Gate Vessel 11

Gate Vessel 12

Gate Vessel 13

Gate Vessel 14

Gate Vessel 15

Gate Vessel 16

Gate Vessel 17

Gate Vessel 18

Gate Vessel 19

Gate Vessel 20

Gate Vessel 21

Gate Vessel 22

Gate Vessel 23

Gate Vessel 24

 

 

 

HARBOUR CRAFT     Back to top of page

 

Alarm (C)

Pugwash W01  (H)

Scaterie Z22

 

 

 

HC 1

HC 2

HC 3

HC 4

HC 5

HC 6

HC 7

HC 8

HC 9

HC 10

HC 11

HC 12

HC 13

HC 14

HC 15

HC 16

HC 17

HC 18

HC 19

HC 20

HC 21

HC 22

HC 23

HC 24

HC 25

HC 26 (Active II)

HC 27 (Advance)  (H)

HC 28 (Aqcharaz)

HC 29 (Arrow)  (H)

HC 30 (Alberta III)

HC 31 (Zig Zag, Avalon III)

HC 32 (Rustic I)

HC 33 (Attendant)

HC 34 (Attentive)

HC 35

HC 36 (Burma) (E)

HC 37 (Captor)

HC 38 (Castor) (H)

HC 39 (Clair L)

HC 40 (Doris May)

HC 41 (Edith 1)

HC 42 (Ednorina)

HC 43 (Ellsworth)  (H)

HC 44 (Emoh)

HC 45 (Nancy Lee)

HC 46 (Fernand Rinfret) (Q)

HC 47 (Guardian)  (H)

HC 48 (Gulf Ranger I)

HC 49 (Hochelaga II)

HC 50 (Invader)

HC 51 (Islander)  (S)

HC 52 (Jack L. Ingalls)

HC 53 (Jalobert)

HC 54

HC 55 (Jessie May)

HC 56 (Langholm)

HC 57

HC 58 (Lila G)

HC 59 (Lorraine)

HC 60 (Marlis)

HC 61 (Marmat)

HC 62 (Matapan)

HC 63 (Protector)  (S)

HC 64 (Raficer)

HC 65 (Saker II)

HC 66

HC 67 (Maria Therese)

HC 68

HC 69 (Wild Duck I)

HC 70 (ML 7)

HC 71

HC 72

HC 73 (ML 10)

HC 74

HC 75 (ML 13, Lynx)

HC 76

HC 77

HC 78 (Miss Gray)

HC 79 (Miss Kelvin)

HC 80 (Moby Dick)  (H)

HC 82

HC 83

HC 84

HC 85 (Nancy C)

HC 86 (Nepsya)

HC 87 (New America)

HC 88 (New Brunswicker) (H)

HC 89 (Laval)

HC 90 (Papoose)

HC 91

HC 92 (Rio Casma)

HC 93 (R.J. Foote)

HC 94 (Rosemary)

HC 95 (Saltpetre / Salt Peter)  (E)

HC 96 (Saravan)

HC 97 (Shirley Mae)

HC 98 (Soma I)

HC 99 (Spartan III)

HC 100 (Sydney River)

HC 101

HC 102 (Tuna II)

HC 103 (Valinda)

HC 104 (Vigil II) (SJ)

HC 105 (Wild Duck II)

HC 106 (Wings)

HC 107 (Workboy)

HC 108

HC 109

HC 110 (Queen Bee I)

HC 113

HC 115

HC 116

HC 117

HC 118

HC 119

HC 120

HC 122

HC 121 (Lady Beth II)

HC 123 (Tao Tog)

HC 124 (Yorkholme)

HC 125 (Universe Z125)

HC 126

HC 127 (Skimmer II)

HC 128 (Bytown)

HC 129 (Susan S)

HC 130 (Fahe)

HC 131 (Stadacona)

HC 132

HC 133 (ex-Montcalm)

HC 134 (Fortuna)

HC 135

(Veraine I / Veraine)

HC 136 (Ditchburn)

HC 137 (Venning)

HC 138 (Viking)

HC 139 (Rainbow II)

HC 140

HC 141

HC 142 (Blarney II)

HC 143 (Gertrude)

HC 144 (Hornet)

HC 145 (Uno)

HC 146

HC 147 (Dorcas II)

HC 148

HC 149

HC 151

HC 152

HC 153

HC 154

HC 155

HC 156

HC 157 (HC 81)

HC 158 (Dolphin II III)

HC 159 (Mush)

HC 160 (Mary Goreham)

HC 161

HC 162

HC 163

HC 164

HC 165 (Pal-O-Mine II)

HC 166

HC 167

HC 168

HC 169

HC 170 (Mush)

HC 171 (Skimmer III)

HC 173

HC 175

HC 176

HC 177

HC 178

HC 180

HC 181

HC 182

HC 183

HC 184

HC 185

HC 186

HC 187

HC 188

HC 189

HC 190 (Venture)

HC 191 (Autumn Leaf)

HC 192

HC 193

HC 194

HC 195

HC 196

HC 197

HC 198

HC 199

HC 200

HC 201 (Yendys)

HC 202 (Mudathalapadu)

HC 203

HC 204

HC 205

HC 206

HC 207 (Paragon II I)

HC 208

HC 209

HC 210

HC 211

HC 212

HC 213

HC 214

HC 215

HC 217

HC 218 (Retlas)

HC 219

HC 220

HC 221

HC 223 (Sea Bird II)

HC 224

HC 225

HC 230

HC 231

HC 232

HC 233

HC 234

HC 235

HC 236

HC 237

HC 238

HC 239

HC 240

HC 241

HC 242

HC 243

HC 244

HC 245

HC 246

HC 247

HC 248

HC 249

HC 250

HC 251

HC 252

HC 253

HC 254

HC 255

HC 256

HC 257

HC 258

HC 259

HC 260

HC 261

HC 262

HC 263

HC 264

HC 265

HC 266

HC 267

HC 268

HC 269

HC 270

HC 272

HC 273

HC 274

HC 275

HC 276

HC 277

HC 278

HC 279

HC 280

HC 281

HC 282

HC 284

HC 285

HC 286

HC 287

HC 288

HC 289

HC 290

HC 291

HC 292

HC 293

HC 294

HC 295

HC 296

HC 297

HC 298 (Weetiebud)

HC 299

HC 300 (Lipari)

HC 301

HC 303

HC 304

HC 305

HC 306

HC 307

HC 309

HC 310

HC 311

HC 312

HC 313

HC 314

HC 315

HC 316

HC 319

HC 320

HC 322 (Sea Wave)

HC 323

HC 325

HC 326

HC 327

HC 328

HC 329

HC 330

HC 331

HC 332

HC 333

HC 334

HC 335

HC 336

HC 337

HC 338

HC 339 (Sea Flash)

HC 340 (Bluenose)

HC 342

HC 343

HC 344

HC 345 (Go Getter)

HC 346

HC 347

HC 349

HC 350

HC 351

 

 

 

HARBOUR DEFENCE PATROL CRAFT     Back to top of page

 

Various references have these craft listed as HPC, HDC and HDPC. For the purpose of this website the abbreviation HDPC will be used.

 

Their pendant number will be used below to identify them.

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

D8

D9

D10

D11

D12

D14

D15

D16

D17

D18 (ex Imperator Z18)

D19

D20

DP21 (ex-Lucinda II)

D22 (ex-Kwabeeta)

D23

D24

D25

D26

D27

D28

D29

D30

D31

D33

D34

D35

D36

D37

D38

D39

D40

D41

 

 

HOSPITAL / TROOP SHIPS     Back to top of page

 

The Lady Boats - Canadian National Steamships Luxury Liners

 

The Lady boats were not commissioned in the RCN but were troop / hospital ships skippered / manned by sailors of the Merchant Marine.  All the medical staff - Doctors and Nursing Sisters who served in them were Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.  While the ships were not RCN - their importance to the allied war effort and the service they provided to sailors, soldiers and airmen warrants an entry for them here for posterity's sake.

 

Lady Drake

Lady Hawkins

Lady Nelson

Lady Rodney

Lady Somers

Anchor-Donaldson Liner - Troop Ship / Hospital Ship

Letitia

Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Liner - Hospital Ship

Prince George

Royal Mail Ship

Araguaya

Troopship

Nerissa

 

HYDROFOILS     Back to top of page

 

 

ICEBREAKER     Back to top of page

 

Earl Grey

  

 

LANDING CRAFT     Back to top of page

 

1st Canadian Flotilla

LCI(L) 117   121   166   177   249   266   277   285   298   301

2nd Canadian Flotilla

LCI(L) 115   118   135   250   252   262   263   276   299   306

3rd Canadian Flotilla

LCI(L) 125   255   270   271   288   295   302   305   310   311

 

LCI(L) 260   264

 

528th LCA Flotilla

LCA 736   850   856   925   1021   1033   1371   1372

529th LCA Flotilla

LCA 1057   1059   1137   1138   1150   1151   1374   1375

 

MERCHANT SHIPSD.E.M.S. (Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships)     Back to top of page

 

Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships were not ships of the RCN. They have been included on this page as they had RCN gunners as part of their gun crews. This is not a complete list of all DEMS - ships are added to this section when information is found.

Park Ships - Park ships were merchant steamships constructed for Canada’s Merchant Navy during the Second World War. Park ships were the Canadian equivalent of the American Liberty ships. Park ships were named after local and National Parks of Canada. A few Park ships were launched as "Camp ships", named after Canada military camps, but were quickly renamed after Parks.

Albert Park

Alder Park

Avondale Park

Beaton Park

Bowness Park

Bridgeland Park

Dominion Park

Dorval Park

Dunlop Park

Elk Island Park

Glacier Park

Goldstream Park

Green Gables Park

Highland Park

Jasper Park

Kootenay Park

Lakeside Park

Liscombe Park

Mayfair Park

Mohawk Park

Nemiskam Park

Noranda Park

Point Pleasant Park

Prince Albert Park

Queens Park

Riverdale Park

Rosedale Park

Salt Lake Park

Sapperton Park

Selkirk Park

Stanley Park

Tipperary Park

Victoria Park

Westdale Park

Willowdale Park

Windermere Park

Yoho Park

Other DEMS

Austvard

Beaverford

Elm Bay

Foundation Arronmore

Maplecourt

Maureen

Peterston

Poland

Rio Branco

Simmonstown

 

Canadian Pacific Railway Coast Services - Princess Fleet

Princess Alice

Princess Joan

Princess Maquinna

Princess Norah

 

 

Merchant Vessels listed here had sailors of the RCN / WRCNS as passengers or crew that were wartime casualties

Caribou

Clan MacTaggart

Cornwallis

Empire Engineer

Liverpool Loyalist

Ringstad

Victolite

 

 

 

 

MINE WARFARE VESSEL     Back to top of page

 

 

MINESWEEPERS     Back to top of page

 

Minesweepers

Seapride II

Vercheres

 

 

 

 

Trawler Sweeper (converted ocean tugs)

Baleine

Gopher

Musquash

 

 

 

 

 

Bangor Class Minesweepers - Photos and Documents

Bayfield J08

Bellechasse J170

Blairmore J314 / 193

Brockville J270 / 178

Burlington J250

Canso J21

Caraquet J38

Chedabucto J168

Chignecto J160

Clayoquot J174

Cowichan J146

Courtenay J262

Digby J267 / 179

Drummondville J253

Esquimalt J272

Fort William J311 / 195

Gananoque J259 / 184

Georgian J144

Goderich J260 / 198

Granby J264 / 180

Grandmere J258

Guysborough J52

Ingonish J69

Kelowna J261

Kenora J281 / 191

Kentville J312 / 182

Lachine J266

Lockeport J100

Mahone J159 / 192

Malpeque J148 / 186

Medicine Hat J256

Melville J263

Milltown J317 / 194

Minas J165 / 189

Miramichi J169

Mulgrave J313

Nipigon J154

Noranda J265

Outarde J161

Port Hope J280 / 183

Quatsino J152

Quinte J166

Red Deer J255 / 196

Sarnia J309 / 190

Stratford J310

Swift Current J254 / 185

Thunder J156

Transcona J271

Trois-Rivieres J269

Truro J268

Ungava J149

Vegreville J257

Wasaga J162

Westmount J318 / 187

 

 

RCN Minesweepers that took part in the D-Day invasion:

14th M/S Flotilla: Georgian, Guysborough, Kenora

31st M/S Flotilla: Caraquet, Blairmore, Cowichan, Malpeque, Fort William, Milltown, Minas, Bayfield

32nd M/S Flotilla: Thunder, Canso, Mulgrave, Vegreville, Wasaga

 

 

Minesweeping Auxiliaries (MSA)

Rayon d`Or

Reo II

Ross Norman

Standard Coaster J10

Star XVI

Suderoy I

Suderoy II

Suderoy IV

Suderoy V

Suderoy VI

Venosta J11

 

 

 

 

 

Minesweepers - Laid down for RCN - transferred to RN while under construction in Canada and re-named. 

HMS Courier / ex-Arnprior

HMS Coquette / ex-Bowmanville

HMS Felicity / ex-Copper Cliff

HMS Providence / ex-Forest Hill

HMS Lysander / ex-Hespeler

HMS Golden Fleece / ex-Humberstone

HMS Prompt / ex-Huntsville

HMS Mariner / ex-Kincardine

HMS Serene / ex-Leaside

HMS Regulus / ex-Long Branch

HMS Mood / ex-Mimico

HMS Marmion / ex-Orangeville

HMCS Lioness / ex-Petrolia

HMS Skipjack J300 / ex-Sole Bay

HMS Seabear / ex-St Thomas

HMS Flying Fish / ex-Tillsonburg

HMS Mary Rose / ex-Toronto

 

 

 

 

 

Minesweepers

Cordova 158

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anticosti Class Minesweeper - Mine Sweeping Auxiliary (MSA)

Anticosti 110

Moresby 112

 

MOTOR LAUNCHES     Back to top of page

 

Motor Launches ( as per Navy Lists 1917 /1918 / 1919)

Adelaide

Alase

Alva and May

Amos B.

Atlantic

Blue Wing

Doret

Ethel

Fantome

Foam (late Spray

Icthus M.

Juanita

Lily

Lillian

Loraine

Laude Mosher

Meredith

Mildred

Messines

ML-1

ML-2

Ml-3

Minoru

Mohawk

Moto

Paragon

Rambler

Roanoke

Roamer

Rose

Rover

Ruth

Sea Lark

Shark

Shamrock

Swan

Thistle

Trout

Ulula

Valiant

Viking

Virginia

Winchester

 

 

 

Fairmile Motor Launches  -  Photos and Documents - General

 

Canadian Fairmiles type B - Crew of 15 : 2 officers, a chief stoker, a leading seaman, 2 stokers, 2 gunners (Oerlikon 20 mm cannon + Bofors 40 mm gun), 2 ordinary sailors, a telegraphist, a signalman, a submarine detector, a depth charge operator and a cook.

 

Link:  The Weymouth Fairmiles - Fairmiles build in Weymouth, NS (youtube video)

70th Flotilla - Bermuda

Q104Q105Q106Q107Q108Q109

71st Flotilla - Halifax L.D. Force

Q050Q053Q054Q055Q056Q057

72nd Flotilla - Halifax M.L. Force

Q058Q059Q060Q061Q064Q065

73rd Flotilla - Saint John, NB

Q072Q073Q075Q076Q077Q078

75th Flotilla - British Columbia

Q066Q067Q069, Q070Q071

76th Flotilla - Halifax L.D. Force

Q086Q087Q089Q093Q095Q096Q097Q098

77th Flotilla - St. John's, Nfld

Q051Q074Q088Q091Q092Q094Q099Q102

78th Flotilla - Bermuda

Q090Q100Q101Q103Q110Q111

79th Flotilla - Halifax L.D. Force

Q079Q080Q081Q082Q083Q084Q085

82nd Flotilla - Shelburne, NS

Q112Q113Q114Q115Q116Q117Q118Q119, Q120,

Q121

Transferred to Free French Navy - St. Pierre & Michelon - 15 Jan 1943

Q052Q062Q063

Flotilla assigned to unknown

Q068Q122Q123Q124Q125Q126Q127Q128Q129

 

NAVAL RESERVE DIVISIONS (STONE FRIGATES)    Back to top of page

 

Brunswicker, Saint John, NB

Donnacona, Montreal, QC

North Bay (Tender to Carleton)

Cabot, St. John's, NL

Griffon, Thunder Bay, ON

Prevost, London, ON

Caribou, Corner Brook, NL

Haligonian - Halifax, NS

Queen, Regina, SK

Cataraqui, Kingston, ON

Hunter, Windsor, ON

Queen Charlotte, Charlottetown, PE

Carleton, Ottawa, ON

Jolliet, Sept-Iles, QC

Radisson, Trois-Rivieres, QC

Cartier, Montreal, QC

Kitchener (Tender to Star)

Scotian, Halifax, NS

Champlain, Chicoutimi, QC

Malahat, Victoria, BC

Star, Hamilton, ON

Chatham, Prince Rupert, BC

Montcalm, Quebec, QC

Tecumseh, Calgary, AB

Chippawa, Winnipeg, MB

Montreal, Montreal, QC

Unicorn, Saskatoon, SK

Discovery, Vancouver, BC

Nonsuch, Edmonton, AB

York, Toronto, ON

D'Iberville, Rimouski, QC

 

 

 

PATROL BOATS / CRAFT / VESSELS     Back to top of page

 

Auxiliary Patrol Ships (APS) (as per the Navy Lists - WW1)

Acadia Z00

Albacore (JAN 14)

Canada

Cartier

Deliverance (JAN 1915)

Falcon ( JAN 1915)

Fogata

Galiano

Gladiator

Grib

Guelph (Designated for Patrols Depot Halifax)

Hochelaga

Lady Evelyn

Lansdowne

Laurentian

Malaspina

Margaret

Newington

Petrel

Premier

Sable Island (JAN 1915)

Scotsman

Seagull (Designated for Patrols Depot Sydney)

Speedy (JAN 1915)

Stadacona

 

Nenamook Class Patrol Vessel

Ehkoli

Kuitan

Leelo

Moonlock

Nenamook

Talapus

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arctic Patrol Vessel

Labrador

 

 

 

 

 

Bird Class Patrol Craft

Blue Heron 782

Cormorant 781

Loon 780

Mallard 783

 

 

 

Harry DeWolf Class - Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessels (AOPV)

Frédérick Rolette

Harry DeWolf

Margaret Brooke

Max Bernays

Robert Hampton Gray

William Hall

 

 

 

POWER TRAINING CRAFT     Back to top of page

 

Power Training Craft (PTC) former Fairmile Motor Launches

704 / Cougar ex Q104

706 / Beaver ex Q106

711 / Moose ex Q111

716 / Reindeer ex Q116

721 ex Q121

724 / Elk  ex Q124

762 / Wolf ex Q062

779 / Raccoon ex Q079

 

RANGE SUPPORT VESSELS (CFMETR Pat Bay)

 

Range Support Vessel

Egret

Ehkoli

Guillmot

Nimpkish

Songhee

YAG 680

YAG 4 (Pelican)

YPT 4

Sikanni YPT 611

Stikine YPT 613

 

RESEARCH / SURVEY VESSELS     Back to top of page

 

 

ROYAL NAVY     Back to top of page

 

Ships listed here are Royal Navy vessels that has sailors of the RCN serving in them.  These pages are not a history of the ship, but a record of those sailors of the RCN who served in them. They are listed alphabetically, not by class or type.

Acheron H45

Asturias

Aurania

Belmont

Blackwhale

Blenheim

Bonaventure

Borneo

Bramble J11

Courageous

Ettrick

Good Hope

Hood

Howe

Iron Duke

Jervis Bay

King George V

LCI(L) 256

Malaya

MGB-8 / MA/SB-8

MGB-658

Montclare

Pasteur

Rajputana

Ranpura

Sheffield

Somali F33

Veteran

Voltaire

 

 

Second World War Royal Navy Shore Establishments

Canada

Quebec

Seaborn

 

 

SAILING VESSELS     Back to top of page

 

Diana

Naden

Oriole QW3 / KC480

Pickle QW7

Venture

Venture

 

 

 

 

 

Sail Training Vessels

Goldcrest

Grilse / Goldcrest

Tuna

Tuna

 

 

SLOOPS     Back to top of page

 

Condor Class Sloop

Shearwater

 

 

 

 

 

Phoenix Class Sloop

Algerine

 

 

 

 

 

SHORE BASES and TRAINING ESTABLISHMENTS     Back to top of page

 

This section lists shore bases and training establishments (which could be smaller units within a base).  For many of the Wireless Stations during World War One, they were civilian wireless stations that were augmented by RCN personnel during the war.

Aklavik

Albro Lake

Aldergrove

Ambrose

Avalon

Bermuda

Burrard

Bytown

Captor II

Chaleur II

Chesnaye

Chimo

Churchill

Conestoga

Cornwallis

Coverdale

Dockyard - Bay Bulls

Dockyard - Esquimalt

Dockyard - Halifax

Dominion

Esquimalt (CFB)

FDU (A)

FDU (P)

Frobisher Bay

Fort Ramsay

Gander

Givenchy

Givenchy III

Gloucester

Gordon Head

Halifax (CFB)

Hill 100 Radar Station

Hochelaga / Hochelaga II

Hochelaga (3rd)

Inuvik

Kings

Lansdowne (Sydney, NS)

Masset

MASTU

Matsqui

Mill Cove

M.T.E. Pictou

Naden

Naden II

Naden III

Nanisivik

Naval Ammunition Depot, Kamloops

Naval Camp, HMC

Naval W/T School Ottawa

Newport Corner

Niagara (Washington)

Niobe (Greenock)

Niobe (London)

Osborne Head Gunnery Range

Patriot

Patrol Craft Training Unit

Peregrine

Protector (I and II)

RCN Barracks Esquimalt

RCN Barracks Halifax

RCN Barracks St. John's

RCN Barracks Shelburne

Royal Roads

Seagull (Patrols Depot Sydney) ashore

Shearwater

Shearwater II

Shelburne

Somers Isles

St-Jean

St-Hyacinthe

Stadacona

Stadacona II

Stadacona II

Stadacona IV

Stone Frigate

Sumas W/T Station

Turple Head

Venture (4th)

Westmount W/T Station

 

 

Port War Signal Stations (P.W.S.S.) - Second World War

Cabot Tower (St. John's)

Cape Spear, Nfld

Churchill (at Mary Hill, Rocky Point, Metchosin, BC)

Discovery Island

Gaspé, Quebec

Halifax (site of Camperdown Signal Station)

Low Point, Cape Breton

Mispec Point, NB

Quebec

Partridge Island, NB

Point Atkinson, BC

Race Rocks, BC

York Island, BC

 

 

 

War Watching Stations

Bald Rock, NS

Cap Rosier, QC

Cape Gaspe, QC

Hamilton Inlet, Labrador

Osborne Head, NS

Point Atkinson, BC

Sheringham Point, BC

Tinner's Point, NB

 

 

 

Wireless Telegraph Stations - East coast (as per Navy Lists - WW1)

Barrington Passage

Camperdown

Cape Race

Cape Sable

Newcastle

North Sydney

Partridge Island

Port Nelson

Sable Island

 

 

Wireless Telegraph Stations - West coast (as per Navy Lists - WW1)

Alert Bay

Cape Lazo

Dead Tree Point

Digby Island

Egg Island

Estevan Point

Gonzales Hill

Ikeda Head

Pachena Point

Point Grey

Triangle Island

 

 

 

 

 

SOUNDING VESSEL     Back to top of page

 

Pogo

 

 

 

 

 

SUBMARINES     Back to top of page

 

C Class

CC-1

CC-2

 

 

 

 

H Class

CH-14

CH-15

 

 

 

 

Former German U-Boats

U 190

U 889

 

 

 

 

Former USN Subs

Grilse SS71

Rainbow SS75

 

 

 

 

6th Royal Navy Submarine Squadron/Division - Royal Navy Submarines assigned to Halifax for A/S training with RCN surface ships. They were not commissioned in the RCN

Acheron

Alaric

Alcide

Alderney

Alliance

Ambush

Amphion

Astute

Auriga

Aurochs

Ojibwa SS72 - Note: HMCS Ojibwa was part of the 6th SQN until the 1st Canadian Submarine Squadron came into being

 

Oberon Class

Ojibwa SS72

Okanagan SS74

Onondaga SS73

 

 

Olympus - Former RN submarine used as an alongside training sub in Halifax

 

 

SUPPORT VESSELS     Back to top of page

 

Depot Ships - Fairmiles 

Preserver F94

Provider F100

 

 

 

Escort Maintenance Ships

Cape Breton 100

Cape Scott 101

 

 

Replenishment Oilers (AOR)

Provider Class

Provider 508

Protecteur Class

Preserver 510

Protecteur 509

 

Naval Replenishment Unit (NRU)

Resolve Class

Asterix

 

 

 

 

Joint Support Ships (Under Construction)

Preserver

Protecteur

 

 

TARGET TOWING VESSELS     Back to top of page

 

 

TORPEDO BOATS     Back to top of page

 

Motor Torpedo Boats

CMTB-1

S-09

 

 

 

 

29th Canadian Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla - Unit history

MTB 459

MTB 460

MTB 461

MTB 462

MTB 463

MTB 464

MTB 465

MTB 466

MTB 485

MTB 486

MTB 491

 

 

 

 

 

65th Canadian Motor Torpedo Boat Flotilla - Unit history

MTB 726

MTB 727

MTB 735

MTB 736

MTB 743

MTB 744

MTB 745

MTB 746

MTB 748

MTB 797

 

 

TRANSPORTS     Back to top of page

 

Transports  (as per Navy Lists - First World War)

Polescar

Telemachus

Mombassa

River Araxes

Normandier

Chipana

Royal Transport

Noodwijk

Begum

Treparthen

Seattle

 

 

 

 

 

TRAWLERS     Back to top of page

 

Battle Class Trawlers  (Auxiliary Patrol Trawlers) - Photos and Documents

Arleux

Armentieres

Arras J15

Festubert

Givenchy / Givenchy II

Loos

Messines

St Eloi

St Julien

Thiepval

Vimy

Ypres

 

Trawler Sweepers  (as per the Navy Lists - WW1)

PV I

PV II

PV III

PV IV

PV V

PV VI

PV VII

 

 

 

 

Auxiliary Patrol Trawlers (as listed in the Navy Lists 1918-1919) - These large minesweeping trawlers were copies of the RN's Castle class. It is unknown exactly how many entered into service in the RCN,  but the number is likely about 45. TR 37, 39, 40, 51, 55, 56 and 58-60 were lent to the USN from November, 1918 until sometime in 1919. Little used, the TRs found willing buyers as replacements for fishing tonnage lost during the war, and a good many were absorbed into the RN as auxiliary minesweepers during the Second World War. Two of them appear in the 1940s roster of the RCN as Andrée Dupré and Macsin. With the exception of the two commissioned during WW2, the TRs, while they flew the White Ensign, were not commissioned ships and did not have the prefix HMCS in their names.

 

The NL entry after the TRs name indicates the month and year it first appeared in the Navy Lists.

 

Photo of unidentified TR

 

TR 1 (NL APR 18)

TR 2 (NL APR 18)

TR 3 (NL JUN 18)

TR 4 (NL JUN 18)

TR 5 (NL JUN 18)

TR 6 (NL JUN 18)

TR 7 (NL JUN 18)

TR 8 (NL JUN 18)

TR 9 (NL JUN 18)

TR 10 (NL JUN 18)

TR 11 (NL JUN 18)

TR 12 (NL SEP 18)

TR 13 (NL JUN 18)

TR 14 (NL JUL 18)

TR 15 (NL JUN 18)

TR 16 (NL JUL 18)

TR 17 (NL SEP 18)

TR 18 (NL SEP 18)

TR 19 (NL SEP 18)

TR 20 (NL SEP 18)

TR 21 (NL JUN 18)

TR 22 (NL JUN 18)

TR 23 (NL JUN 18)

TR 24 (NL APR 18)

TR 25 (NL JUN 18)

TR 26 (NL JUN 18)

TR 27 (NL JUN 18)

TR 28 (NL JUN 18)

TR 29 (NL JUN 18)

TR 30 (NL JUN 18)

TR 31 (NL JUN 18)

TR 32 (NL JUN 18)

TR 33 (NL JUN 18)

TR 34 (NL JUL 18)

TR 35 (NL JUN 18)

TR 36 (NL JUN 18)

TR 37

TR 38 (NL OCT 18)

TR 39

TR 40

TR 41

TR 42

TR 43

TR 44

TR 45

TR 46

TR 47

TR 48

TR 49

TR 50

TR 51

TR 52 (NL MAR 19)

TR 53

TR 54 (NL APR 19)

TR 55

TR 56

TR 57

TR 58

TR 59

TR 60

 

Western Isles Class A/S Trawlers (RN vessels that were  loaned to RCN - manned by RN personnel - they were not commissioned into the RCN)

Anticosti T274

Baffin T275

Cailiff T276

Ironbound T284

Liscomb T285

Magdalen T279

Manitoulin T280

Miscou T277

 

 

 

TUGS     Back to top of page

 

 

Tugs (as per Navy Lists 1918 / 1919)

Bobbie Burns

Becancoeur

Contrecoeur

C.E. Tanner

Canso

Coastguard

Delbert D.

G.S. Mayes

Gwennith

Highland Mary

Lavaltrie

Laviolette

Nereid

Trusty

Weatherspoon

Wilfred

W.H. Lee (Derrick tug)

 

 

Glen Class Tugs - Steel Hulled - Long House Type - 1943

Glenada W30

Glendower W24

Glenora W26

Glenmont W27

Glenlea W25

 

Glen Class Tugs - Steel Hulled - Short House Type - 1943

Glenbrook 

Glencove W37

Glendyne W68

Glenevis W65

Glenlivet W43

Glenside W63

 

 

 

 

 

Glen Class Tugs - Steel Hulled - 1943

Gleneagle W40

Glenella W41

Glenfield

Glenkeen W67

Glenvalley W44

 

Glen Class Tugs - Wooden Hulled - 1943

Glendevon W38

Glendon

Glenholm

Glenwood

 

 

 

Glen Class Tugs - 1975

Glenbrook YTB 643  (H)

Glendale YTB 641  (E)

Glendyne YTB 640  (E)

Glenevis YTB 642  (H)

Glenside YTB 644  (H)

 

 

 

Saint Class Tugs  (Ocean Tugs)

St Anthony ATA 531

St Charles ATA 533

St John

 

 

 

Ville Class Tugs

Adamsville

Auburnville

Barkerville

Beamsville

Blissville

Bonnyville

Colville

Eckville

Grenville

Hartville

Haysville

Hodgeville

Innisville

Jamesville

Johnville

Kayville

Kingsville

Lakeville

Lawrenceville

Listerville

Loganville

Luceville

Mannville

Martinville

Marysville

Merrickville

Melville

Neville

Otterville

Parksville

Pierreville

Plainsville

Queensville

Radville

Roseville

Shawville

Streetsville

Youville

 

 

 

Ville Class Tugs - 2nd generation

Lawrenceville

Listerville

Marysville (ex Granville)

Merrickville

Parksville

 

Haro Class Naval Tugs - Large (under construction)

Barkerville

Canso

Haro

Stella Maris

 

 

 

YACHTS - First World War     Back to top of page

 

Armed Yachts

Florence

Grilse

  Tuna

  

  

 

Steam Yacht

Bethalma

Magedoma

  

  

  

 

YACHTS - Second World War

 

 

 

 

YARD CRAFT     Back to top of page

 

 

Derrick Barges

BD 3

BD 5

BD 6

BD 8 (Kipawo)

BD 9

BD 10

BD 11

BD 12

BD 14

BD 15

 

 

YFL (Yard Ferry Light) - West Coast (1944 - 6 vessels)

YFL 4

YFL 12

 

 

 

 

YFM (Yard Ferry Medium) - Built as YFMs, these vessels, at different points throughout their service, were re-classed as YAG, YFB, YFP, YMR YDT and YPT. Some were also given names which are indicated in brackets.

306 (CFAV Grizzly) (E)

308 (CFAV Wolf) (E)

309 (H)

310 (E)

312 (CFAV Otter) (E)

314 (CFAV Caribou) (E)

316 (E)

317 (CFAV Vixen) (E)

318 (E)

319 (CFAV Badger) (E)

320 (CFAV Lynx) (E)

 

 

 

 

 

Yard Craft (various)

YAG 1 - Service Vessel - FDU(P)

 

 

YAG 650 (Gemini) - Ferry Boat (H)

YAG 651 - (Pegasus) - Ferry Boat (E)

YAG 660 (Black Duck) - Rescue Vessel - Comox

YAG 661 - Albatross - Rescue Vessel - Comox

 

 

 

YBZ 61 - Reclamation barge

 

 

 

YDG 2 - Degaussing Barge (H)

YDG 3 - Degaussing Barge (E)

 

 

YD 250 - Floating Crane (E)

YD 251 - Floating Crane

YD 253 - Floating Crane (H)

 

YDT 10 - Junior Officer Trg Vessel (MOG 4)

 

 

 

YE 217 - Ammunition Lighter

YSW / YSF / YE 218 - Ammunition Lighter

YE 219 - Ammunition Lighter

YE 220 - Ammunition Lighter

YE 419 - Landing Stage

 

 

YFU 117 - Utility Craft (E)

YFU / YMU 118 - Utility Craft (E)

YFU 119 - Utility Craft (E)

 

YRG 60 - Fueling Barge (H)

YRG 61 - Tank Cleaning Barge (E)

YRG 62 - Tank Cleaning Barge (H)

 

YR 494 - DREA Scientific Support Barge (H)

 

 

 

YO 207 - Fuel Barge

YO 418 - Fuel Barge (E)

 

 

YOM 252 - Environmental Barge (E)

YOM 402 - Environmental Barge (E)

YOM 407 - Sullage Barge

 

YRC 203 - Cable Barge

 

 

 

YW 219- Water Barge

YW 220 - Water Barge

 

 

LTR 400 Class

YC 404 - Open Lighter (E)

YC 406 - Open Lighter (E)

YC 408 - Open Lighter (E)

YC 414 - Open Lighter (E)

YC 416 - Open Lighter (E)

YC 415 - Landing Stage (H)

YC 417 - Landing Stage (H)

YC 449 - Land Slave Dock (H)

YC 451 - Open Lighter (H)

YC 453 - Open Lighter (H)

YC 455 - Open Lighter (H)

YC 457 - Open Lighter (H)

YC 459 - Open Lighter (H)

YC 461 - Open Lighter (H)

YC 463 - Landing Stage (H)

YC 467 - Utility Barge (H)

 

 

 

LTR 50 Class

YW 50 - Open Lighter (E)

YW 51 - Water Barge (E)

YW 52 - Water Barge (E)

YW 53 - Open Lighter (E)

YW 54 - Open Lighter (E)

 

 

LTR 600 Class

YC 600 - Stevedore Barge (H)

YC 601 - Stevedore Barge (H)

 

 

WEATHER SHIPS     Back to top of page

 

Former River Class Frigates

Stonetown

St Catharines

St Stephen

 

** HULKS **

 

Hulks as per navy lists Dec 1917 / Apr 1918

Barrington

Diana

Landsdowne (Hulk Apr 18)  (Depot ship as per NL Jan 18) Note: Shore est Landsdown stood up as per NL May 18)

Lottie Russell

Una

 

 

ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND NAVY

 

For a brief period in 1914-1915, the Royal Newfoundland Navy consisted of 3 ships - which in 1915 were transferred to the RCN.

 

HMNS - His Majesty's Newfoundland Ship

Cabot (HMNS)

Fogata (HMNS)

Petrel (HMNS)

 


 

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