CAN - YN 25 HMCS TR-4 General Arrangement (1918)
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- Title
- CAN - YN 25 HMCS TR-4 General Arrangement (1918)
- Author
- Fred Parkes
- Publication year listed
- 1918
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- Public domain eBook
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CAN - YN 25 HMCS TR-4 General Arrangement (1918)
Author: Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co, Porth Arthur, Ontario
Year: 1918
CAN - HMCS TR-4 Naval Trawler Admiralty Trawler Minesweeping Trawler Castle Class (WW 1 Naval Trawler) TR Series pennant: official nr: 148226 design: Castle Class (WW 1 Naval Trawler) yard nr: 25 yard: Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co, Porth Arthur, Ontario yard id: 1866 laid down: launched: completed: may 24 1918 2/1917: - Ordered and paid for by the Royal Navy (RN). On loan to the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) 24/5/1918: - Completed as minesweeping trawler HMCS TR-4 3/1919: - Paid off and laid up 1921: - Brought over to Great Britain at The Admiralty’s expense. Laid up in Muirtown Basin, Caledonian Canal, Inverness prior to sale and possible refit for classification as steam trawlers 1/1926: - Laid up, gun platform removed and a fish room made forward of the cross bunker bulkhead. 26/8/1926: - Sold “as is” to Boston Deep Sea Fishing & Ice Co Ltd, Grimsby. Laid up in Caledonian Canal and then Grimsby 22/9/1926: - Registered at Fleetwood as Cartagena (FD 139), managed by Fred Parkes, Blackpool 10/1926: - Laid up in in Boulogne 10/1927: - Moved to Ostend, Belgium for work to class her for fishing as a trawler under Bureau Veritas rules. Twelve tons of permanent ballast removed 29/12/1927: -